. History of Milwaukee, city and county . ity and called by Rev. of Connecticut, the Prince of all the Preachers of England, whose fatheris believed to have been the third son of the martyr (Proto-martyr) John Rogers, whosuffered at Smithfield, February 4, 1555, was bom in 1571 and for many years was afamous preacher at Dedham, Essex, England. He was vicar of Hemingham, Norfolk,in 1592, afterward minister of Haverhill and later moved to Dedham. His wife wasElizabeth Gale (or Gold). Chester, who wrote the life of the martyr, said that shewas a second wife and that the children were by
. History of Milwaukee, city and county . ity and called by Rev. of Connecticut, the Prince of all the Preachers of England, whose fatheris believed to have been the third son of the martyr (Proto-martyr) John Rogers, whosuffered at Smithfield, February 4, 1555, was bom in 1571 and for many years was afamous preacher at Dedham, Essex, England. He was vicar of Hemingham, Norfolk,in 1592, afterward minister of Haverhill and later moved to Dedham. His wife wasElizabeth Gale (or Gold). Chester, who wrote the life of the martyr, said that shewas a second wife and that the children were by his first wife, whose name is third wife was Dorothy Stanton. John Rogers died October 8, 1636, aged sixty-five. His monument with an inscription is seen in the burying ground at Dedham,Essex. Among his children were Nathaniel and Samuel. The second son was the Rogers, who at Ipswich took the Oath of Freedom, September 6, 1638, andwas the first writer in the ancient memo book, now in possession of Mrs. Hamilton. HENRY SPKRBER IIlsTOPvY OF MILWAUKEE 625 Harris of Albany, New York. He was born at Haverhill, lOngland, in 1,S98, was sradu-atecl at Cambridge. University and became a preacher. He preached his first sermonat Sproughton in .Norfolk, January 2:i, 161 !t. He married Margaret Crane of , daughter ot Sir Kolicrt Crane, a gentleman of good estate. He wasrector of Assiiigton in Suffolk and in November, Itiliij, emigrated to America, the voy-age lasting twenty-four weeks, during which the passengers were put on an allowanceof half a pint of water daily, while all provisions were short. He settled at Ipswich,Massachusetts, and died July 3, 1655. He was a master of Latin. His children wereJohn; Nathaniel, who served with cavalry troops in King Philips war; Samuel;Timothy; Ezekiel; and Margaret, the wife of Rev. William Hubbard, a graduate of thefirst class of Harvard College, John Rogers was horn at Coggeshall, Essex, England, J
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