Marshall Co., OK; Obituary: Charlie Andrew Rogers

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MADILL RECORD THURSDAY JULY 5, 1951 
(FUNERAL SERVICES FOR C.A. ROGERS HELD ON SATURDAY) 

Charlie Andrew Rogers, who had been a Resident of Marshall County since
1898, died in the Madill hospital last Thursday night. He had been in ill
health for the past 35 years and had been bedridden for the past several
years. He suffered a light stroke and was taken to the hospital on
Wednesday. Mr. Rogers was born in Stone County, Arkansas January 27, 1881.
He had been a member of the Church of Christ for many years. His wife Mrs.
Snodie Lynn Rogers died in 1942. Funeral services for Mr. Rogers were held
in the Oakland, Church of Christ Saturday afternoon conducted by John W.
Pigg assisted by J.W. Fike. Burial was in the Madill-Oakland Cemetery, with
Watts Funeral Home in charge of all arrangements. Mr. Rogers is survived by
the following children; Mrs. Gladys Lynn and Mrs. Neta Moore, Oakland; Mrs.
Lorene McGill, Madill; Mrs. Geneva Standard, Enid; Leonard Rogers, Midland,
Texas, and Turner Rogers, Houston, Texas. Three brothers W.A. Rogers,
Oakland, Abe Rogers, Muskogee, and J.M. Rogers and two sisters, Mrs. Josie
Kilsie who lives in Louisiana and Mrs Bertha Woods, Boonerville, Ark., also
survive. He is also survived by 11 grandchildren and six
great-grandchildren. Pallbearers were Dick Lynn Wre Alexander, Auner
Huebsch, Fred Blalock, Joe Everett, Vernie Walker, Emmitt Pearce and
Coleman Reynolds.