Archibald Rogers (1791-1850)
of Hyde Park, Dutchess Co., New York
He was born at his father's summer home at Shippan Point, Stamford, Connecticut. He was educated at Yale and in about 1816, at the suggestion of his father, took a trip to Europe with Tom Moore, nephew of Bishop Moore, of Virginia. He travelled for three years during which time he visited the battlefield of Waterloo where he "secured some interesting relics." In 1821, he married Anna, daughter of Judge Nathaniel Pendleton and moved with her to Hyde Park in Dutchess Co. where she had grown up at Placentia. They were the parents of seven children including Mrs. Susan Livingston of Oak Hill and Edmund, father of Archibald Rogers of Crumwold Hall.
