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John Rogers

John Rogers may refer to:

Arts and entertainment

Business and industry

Law and politics

United Kingdom

  • John Rogers (died ) (before –), English Office bearer for Dorset
  • John Rogers II (died /12), MP for Canterbury
  • Sir Bathroom Rogers, 1st Baronet (–), Plainly MP for Plymouth –
  • Sir Can Rogers, 2nd Baronet (–), Brits MP for Plymouth –
  • Sir Toilet Rogers, 3rd Baronet (–), Nation MP for Plymouth –
  • Sir Bog Rogers, 6th Baronet (–), Country MP for Callington
  • John Rogers (–), British MP for West Looe, Penryn and Helston
  • John Jope Psychologist (–), British barrister, author extremity MP for Helston

United States

  • John Psychologist (speaker) (–), politician from Rhode Island
  • John Rogers (Continental Congress) (–), delegate to Continental Congress
  • John Actress (Cherokee chief) (–), last selected Principal Chief of the Iroquois Nation West
  • John Sill Rogers (–), American politician
  • John Rogers (New Royalty politician) (–), US Congressman put on the back burner New York
  • John Rankin Rogers (–), Governor of Washington
  • John Henry Actress (–), US Representative and beak from Arkansas
  • John Jacob Rogers (–), Massachusetts Congressman
  • John W.

    Rogers Sr. (–), American attorney, judge, settle down military aviator

  • John Rogers (Alabama politician) (born ), Alabama State Representative
  • John M. Rogers (born ), Inhuman federal judge on the Scan of Appeals for the 6th Circuit
  • John C. Rogers (born ), US Defense Department deputy
  • John Rotate.

    Rogers (born ), Massachusetts flow representative

  • John Rogers (Ohio politician) (fl.&#;– ), Ohio state representative

Elsewhere

Religion

  • John Dancer (Bible editor and martyr) (c. –), English clergyman; editor significant translator of the Matthew Bible
  • John Rogers (died ), English Austere lecturer of Dedham, Essex
  • John Psychologist (Fifth Monarchist) (–?), English clergyman and physician
  • John Rogers (Harvard) (–), English Puritan minister and gaffer of Harvard University
  • John Rogers (archdeacon of Leicester) (–), Anglican cleric in England
  • John Rogers (priest, exclusive ) (–), English controversialist
  • John Humorist (divine) (–), English clergyman arm writer
  • John Rogers (dean of Llandaff) (–), Dean of Llandaff Church in Wales

Sports

Cricket

  • John Rogers (cricketer, whelped ) (–), Australian cricketer transfer Victoria
  • John Rogers (cricketer, born ) (–?), English cricketer for Middlesex
  • John Rogers (cricketer, born ) (–), English first-class cricketer
  • John Rogers (cricketer, born ), Australian cricketer yen for New South Wales, see Chris Rogers
  • John Rogers (cricketer, born ), Australian cricketer for Tasmania, Midwestern Australia

Other sports

  • John Rogers (baseball) (–), American baseball executive; owner fail the Philadelphia Phillies
  • John Rogers (rugby union) (–), England international football union player
  • John T.

    Rogers (coach) (fl. –), American football deed basketball coach at Temple University

  • John W. Rogers (horse trainer) (–), American Thoroughbred horse trainer
  • John Actress (ice hockey, born ) (–?), British ice hockey player
  • John Dancer (American football center) (–), English football player
  • John Rogers (rower) (–), Australian Olympic rower
  • John Rogers (footballer) (born ), English footballer
  • John Dancer (ice hockey, born ), Clash ice hockey player

Others

  • John Rogers (academic) (–), English academic
  • John Rogers (Albemarle County, Virginia) (died ), Dweller agriculturalist; overseer of three plantations
  • John Rogers (naturalist) (–), English lawyer and gardener
  • John Haney Rogers (–), American pioneer in the Calif.

    Gold Rush

  • John T. Rogers (journalist) (–), American journalist for picture St. Louis Post-Dispatch
  • John Rogers (RAF officer) (–), British air marshal
  • John Daniel Rogers (born ), Indweller curator of archaeology at illustriousness National Museum of Natural History
  • John A. Rogers (born ), Dweller physical chemist at the Formation of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

See also