Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
NameElisabeth RODGERS 
43,44,496,470, Elisabeth Rogers Holt
43,44,496,470, Elisabeth Rogers HoltBirth182343, 1822,44,470, Elisabeth Rogers Holt
Death1861, Gasconade County, Missouri470, Elisabeth Rogers Holt
BurialRichardson Cemetery, Owensville, Gasconade County, Missouri470, Elisabeth Rogers Holt
Spouses
BirthJan 5, 1818, Orange County, North Carolina43,44,496,470, George Hoffman Holt
DeathJun 11, 1884, Gasconade County, Missouri496,470, George Hoffman Holt
BurialLiberty Baptist Cemetery(Douglas Prairie Cemetery), State Hwy 28, Owensville, Gasconade County, Missouri470, George Hoffman Holt
FatherJohn HOLT (1782-1844)
MotherCatherine HOFFMAN (1782-1872)
MarriageFeb 27, 1841, Gasconade County, Missouri496,470, Elisabeth Rogers Holt
ChildrenHarvey Washington (1845-1924)
Henry P. (Died as Child) (1847-1864)
Mary A. (1849-1850)
Edward Riley (1852-1930)
Logan (1861-1949)
Obituary Online notes for Elisabeth RODGERS
Elizabeth Rogers married George Holt in Gasconade County, MO, on 27 Feb 1841.
From census records of 1850 and 1860, the couple's children were Harvey, Henry P., Mary, Edward, and Logan.
Birth place was listed on Gasconade County census entries as NC in 1850 and MO in 1860.
Gasconade County Cemetery Survey, p. 224, reports death in 1867. This researcher suggests that Mrs. Holt died circa 1862 because the widower George Holt married Mary Gerken 30 Jul 1863.
Researcher Rex Harmon suggests that Mrs. Holt's maiden may also be spelled Rodgers. Further research is necessary on the entire Holt family. 470, Elisabeth Rogers Holt
From census records of 1850 and 1860, the couple's children were Harvey, Henry P., Mary, Edward, and Logan.
Birth place was listed on Gasconade County census entries as NC in 1850 and MO in 1860.
Gasconade County Cemetery Survey, p. 224, reports death in 1867. This researcher suggests that Mrs. Holt died circa 1862 because the widower George Holt married Mary Gerken 30 Jul 1863.
Researcher Rex Harmon suggests that Mrs. Holt's maiden may also be spelled Rodgers. Further research is necessary on the entire Holt family. 470, Elisabeth Rogers Holt