Ammon Henry RODGERS

                   New Oxford Item - 10 Jan 1918 - fatally scaled in water pot.

Scalds suffered on Wed morning when she  fell into a pot of boiling water, whichwas sitting upon the floor of the kitchen at her home, caused the death about 9oclock, Thursday night of Mildred E. Rodgers, 19 months-old daughter of Mr. andmrs. Ammom Rodgers of near Abbottstown. Burns from the fall into the water covered the entire right side of the child and she suffered intensely during the time that she lived following the accident, spasms hastening her death. The child, it is understood, was playing in the room  at the time, and the water, which wasin a large iron pot, was sitting along side of the stove. It is believed that the baby tripped and fell. The funeral was held on Sunday afternoon, interment inthe Lutherna cemetery.
                  

                   19 Apr 1945 - Cpl. William H. Rodgers, Abbottstown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ammon H.Rodgers, Abbottstown R.D. 1, has been an airplane technician at Payne Field, during the seven months stationed overseas.
1960 - lived in Littlestown.
                  

                   1960 - lived  at 645 Broadway in Hanover.

U.S. Phone and Address Directories, 1993-2002 about Naomi R Sidenstricker
Name:	Naomi R Sidenstricker
Address:	141 Paper Aly
City:	Gettysburg
State:	Pennsylvania
Zip Code:	17325
Phone Number:	717-334-3938
Residence Years:	1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
                  

                   Middle initial was A. in her father's obit.
1960 - lived at 22 Beck Mill Rd.  Hanover
                  

                   1960 - lived in Newport News, VA.
                  

                   Something weird about this - it stated Selma Irene, young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ammon Rodgers, Hisslboro, VA was buried in Abbottstown Lutheran Cemetery.
Ammon didn't live in Hillsboro, Walter did.

NFS had Thelma Irene. Could they have been twins???
                  

                   1960 - lived in Hanover, R, D.

NFS had birth place as Jones Springs, West Virginia, United States.
                  

                   OBITUARY: NEW OXFORD Raymond "Ray" A. Rodgers, 81, died Monday, June 7, 2010, atthis home with his family by his side. He was the husband of Doris V. (Click) Rodgers, for 60 years. Ray was born March 7, 1929, in Abbottstown, the son of thelate Ammon Rodgers and Alice Anthony Rodgers. Ray was a Corporal in the U.S. Air Force from 1946 to 1949 specializing in communications. He owned Ray Rodgers Antenna Service in the 1950's and later was coowner of Rodgers Service Company. He was also an avid, life-long farmer. Ray loved camping, horses, gardening, woodworking, and spending time with his family. He was a lifetime member and past president of the Pennsylvania Rangers. Surviving in addition to his wife, are hischildren, Rick Rodgers and wife, Jessica of Lancaster, Cindy Brown and her partner, Ron Ohler of Glenville, and Connie Prutzman and husband, Kerry of Hanover; his grandchildren, Meghan Agresto, Trevor Rodgers, Angie Rose, Kyle Rodgers, Michelle Prutzman, Kristin Brown. Also surviving are five greatgrandchildren. Surviving brothers are, Harry A., Daniel L., and Franklin M.; and sisters, Naomi R. Sidenstricker, Nellie M. Kline, Evelyn J. Lawrence and Irene M. Molison. Preceding him in death were brothers, William H., David R., Melvin L. and Frederick B.; and sisters, Mildred L., Thelma A. and Marie K. Hawk. Friends and family are invited to attend Ray's memorial service which will be held at Grace United Church of Christ, 100 4th St., Hanover, at 2 p.m. on Thursday. In lieu of flowers, a contribution to your favorite charitable organization would be appreciated.
Published in Evening Sun from June 8 to June 9, 2010
1946 enlisted in the Arm Air Forced in the Caribbean.
1960 - lived in Abbottstown, RD.

Raymond A. Rodgers 

NEW OXFORD Raymond 'Ray' A. Rodgers, 81, died Monday, June 7, 2010, at this homewith his family by his side. He was the husband of Doris V. (Click) Rodgers, for 60 years. Ray was born March 7, 1929, in Abbottstown, the son of the late Ammon Rodgers and Alice Anthony Rodgers. Ray was a Corporal in the U.S. Air Force from 1946 to 1949 specializing in communications. He owned Ray Rodgers Antenna Service in the 1950's and later was coowner of Rodgers Service Company. He was alsoan avid, life-long farmer. Ray loved camping, horses, gardening, wood working, and spending time with his family. He was a lifetime member and past president of the Pennsylvania Rangers. Surviving in addition to his wife, are his children,Rick Rodgers and wife, Jessica of Lancaster, Cindy Brown and her partner, Ron Ohler of Glenville, and Connie Prutzman and husband, Kerry of Hanover; his grandchildren, Meghan Agresto, Trevor Rodgers, Angie Rose, Kyle Rodgers, Michelle Prutzman, Kristin Brown. Also surviving are five greatgrandchildren. Surviving brothers are, Harry A., Daniel L., and Franklin M.; and sisters, Naomi R. Sidenstricker, Nellie M. Kline, Evelyn J. Lawrence and Irene M. Molison. Preceding him in death were brothers, William H., David R., Melvin L. and Frederick B.; and sisters, Mildred L., Thelma A. and Marie K. Hawk. Friends and family are invited to attend Ray's memorial service which will be held at Grace United Church of Christ,100 4th St., Hanover, at 2 p.m. on Thursday. In lieu of flowers, a contributionto your favorite charitable organization would be appreciated.
Published in Evening Sun from June 8 to June 9, 2010
                  

                   1960 - lived in Hanover, r 1
                  

                   Gettysburg Times - 17 Apr 1954 -wedding announcement.
Kline - Rodgers
The engagement of Miss Evelyn J. ROdgers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ammon Rodgers, Hanover, R.3 to Eugene R. Kline, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kline, New Oxford,R 1, has been announced by her parents.
1960 - living in New Oxford R 1
                  

                   1960 - lived in Hanover R.3.
Gave his sister Evelyn away at her wedding.
                  

                   1960 - lived in Hanover R 3.
                  

                   1960 - living in Hanover, R 3.