1798 Robert Rogers purchased land from John Homen. This transaction was cited in the 1820 deed to Peter Rogers, below. Robert must have been at least age 21 at this time.
1820 Robert Rogers of South Amboy Twp sold land to Peter Rogers on April 1. [1]
1820 Robert Rogers of South Amboy Twp sold land to John Clinton on June 26. [2]
1821 Robert Rogers of South Amboy Twp sold land to Thomas Huffman on November 20. [3]
1822 Robert Rogers of South Amboy Twp sold land to Matthew Rogers on June 8. [4]
1829 The will of Robert Rogers of South Amboy was proved in Middlesex County on February 18. The will was dated June 14, 1823 with a codicil dated December 6, 1825. John Huffman was named executor. The will named sons John, Robert, Peter, and Matthew. Son Elisha Curtis Rogers, daughter Bersheba, and the children of daughter Rachel were to receive their mother's share. Daughters Elizabeth, Mary, and Sarah were named. The codicil specified that Elizabeth's share should be given to Margaret Simmory, her daughter. [5]
[1] Middlesex. Death Records 1822–1823, Deeds 1821–1822, image 332, [FamilySearchImage].
[2] Middlesex. Death Records 1822–1823, Deeds 1821–1822, image 332, [FamilySearchImage].
[3] Middlesex. Death Records 1822–1823, Deeds 1821–1822, image 167, [FamilySearchImage].
[4] Middlesex. Deeds 1825–1826, image 76, [FamilySearchImage].
[5] Middlesex. Wills 1824–1846, C-264, image 150, [FamilySearchImage].