Person:Caroline Rogers (8)

Name^[1]	Caroline A Rogers
Gender	Female
Birth`^?`	Jul 1833
Marriage	Apr 1860	Kentuckyto Gen. John T Croxton, Esq.
Death`^?`	Aft 1882	Paris, Bourbon, Kentucky, United States

References

↑ Perrin, William Henry, ed. History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky. (Chicago, IL, USA: O. L. Baskin, 1882)
457.

... In April 1860, he married Carrie R.[sic] Rogers, daughter of Nathaniel and Nancy (Moran) Rogers. Mrs. Croxton resides on her farm near Paris; by Mr. Croxton she has two children: Henry Rogers and Annie Barres Deguerra.
Smith, Zachary F. (Zachariah Frederick), and Mary Rogers Clay. The Clay family. (Louisville, Kentucky: John P. Morton and Co., printers, 1899, c1899)
213.

Caroline A. Rogers, born July, 1833, was a woman of wonderful gentleness and dignity of character. She married, April, 1860, John T. Croxton (son of Henry and Ann (Redman) Croxton), who was graduated with honor from Yale College in 1857; studied law under Governor James Robinson, and began the practice of his profession in Paris, Kentucky, in 1859; was commissioned by President Lincoln Lieutenant Colonel of the Fourth Kentucky, United States Army; served with distinction throughout the Civil War, and rose from one rank to another until he was brevetted Major General; was appointed by President Grant, in 1872, Minister to Bolivia, dying there in 1873