Anne (Coleman) Rogers (1858-1934)

Mrs Anne Caroline (Coleman) Rogers

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She was just seven years old when she and her brother, Robert, inherited a controlling interest in one of the richest iron-producing businesses in America, established in 1798 by their great-grandfather (Robert Coleman) at Cornwall, Pennsylvania. In 1889, Anne and her brother were worth $30 million and said to have made $1,000 a day purely on interest.

Parents

William Coleman

William Coleman, of Cornwall, Pennsylvania

1826-1861

Ellen (Habersham) Coleman

Mrs Susan "Ellen" (Habersham) Coleman, of Hyde Park, New York

1835-1892

Spouse

Archibald Rogers

Colonel "Archie" Rogers, of "Crumwold Hall" Hyde Park, New York

1852-1928

Children

Archibald Rogers

Archibald Rogers Jr., died in childhood

1881-1889

Edmund Pendleton Rogers

Edmund P. Rogers Jr., President of the Fulton Trust Co., New York

1882-1966

Robert Coleman Rogers

Robert Coleman Rogers, died in infancy

1883-1884

William Coleman Rogers

William Coleman Rogers, of "Belvoir Manor" Crownsville, Maryland

1885-1954

Rae Habersham Rogers

Rae Habersham Rogers, Stockbroker, of New York City & Santa Barbara, California

1887-1935

Ellen (Rogers) Schley

Mrs "Nellie" Ellen Habersham (Rogers) Schley

1889-1965

Herman Livingston Rogers

Herman L. Rogers, of Hyde Park, New York & Cannes, Cote-d'Azur

1891-1957

Anne (Rogers) Webb

Mrs Anne Pendleton (Rogers) Webb

1894-1983

Associated Houses

Drayton House

Hyde Park, New York

Crumwold Hall

Hyde Park, New York

Categories

Gilded Age Heiresses