A requiem mass for Mrs. Anna Rogers Cardoza, 69, who died Wednesday in San Jose, will be said tomorrow at All Saints Catholic Church, Hayward, commencing at 9:30 a.m.

Rosary services will be at 8 p.m. today at Hayward Mortuary, 22297 Mission Blvd. (Castro St.). Interment will be in Calvary Cemetery, San Jose, California.

Rogers - In San Francisco, 6 Jan 1955, Frank E. Rogers, and beloved son of the late Mr. And Mrs. Manuel F. Rogers: dear brother of the Joseph, Manuel, Mary and Anthony Rodgers. A native of Milpitas, CA aged 66 years. A member of Auto Mechanics Union, Local No. 1101, San Jose, and a veteran of World War I.

Funeral Monday, Jan 10, 1955, at 8:30 a.m. from the Mission Chapel of Rancadore & Alameda, 600 S. Second St. thence to St. Joseph's Church, for a Requiem Mass at 9 o'clock, Interment, Calvary Cemetery, San Jose, California.

 John Furtado Rogers Sr. 13 Feb 1898

John F. Rogers ends his life in a tragic matter. The most horrible case of suicide it has been. Our faith to chronicle is that of John Rogers a Portuguese residents of Old Gilroy. Who in a temporarily fit of insanity last Sunday morning slashed himself in the head four times with a axe and completed the work by cutting his throat from ear to ear with a pocket knife. Rogers had made perpetration to bring his family to church as was usual costum. He left his wife and family to dress themselves for church. Why he presumably was hitching up the horses instead he went to the granary and ended his life in the above manner. Mrs. Mary Rogers went in search for her husband and found him lying died in a pool of blood. The poor woman was horrified by finding the corpse of her husband who had left her but a few minutes previously apparently in good spirits.

Word was sent to town, and a City Marshall Rivers and Doctor Thyer went at once to the scene. Coroner Secord held an investigation and an inquest on Monday. The jury redeemed a verdict of suicide incongruous with the above facts.

(Taken from Gilroy Newspaper, 19 Feb 1898 Gilroy, California)

Hayward - Joseph F. Rogers, 68, brother of Mrs. Anna Rogers Cardoza of Hayward, died yesterday at a French Camp, CA., hospital after an extended illness. He was a native of Gilroy, CA.

Funeral rites from Garden Chapel of the Pratt-Flierl Mortuary, 1044 C Street, at 9 a.m. Saturday, will be conducted at All Saints Church where mass will celebrated at 9:30. Closing services will be at Calvary Cemetery, San Jose.

Son of the late John and Mary Silveria Rogers, Mr. Rogers was the brother of the late Mrs. Mary Dutra, Gloria, John and Tony Rogers.

Recitation of the rosary will take place at the funeral home at 8 p.m. Friday.

I wish to thank my many relatives and friends for their many floral offerings, cards and sympathy extended to me during my recent bereavement in the lose of my dear brother, Joseph Rogers.

Mrs. Anna Rogers Cardoza

(The Daily Review Hayward, California May 28, 1952).

Dutra - In San Jose, California May 17, 1919, May dearly beloved wife of Manuel Dutra and loving mother of Margie, Edward and Dorothy Dutra and sister of Joseph, Annie and Tony Rogers. Granddaughter of Mrs. E. Silveria a native of California, aged 36 years, a member of Council No. 13., S.P.R.S. I., and Garden City Council. No, 2869, K. L. of B.

Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Monday), May 19, 1919, at 10 O'clock a.m. from the funeral parlols of the T. McNally Sons, 95 South Market Street, thence to the Church of Five Wounds, where a requiem mass will be celebrted for the repose of her soul, commencing at 10:30. Interment Calvary Cemetery, San Jose, California.

(Santa Jose Murcery News 18 May 1919)

 The death of Gloria Rogers accrued at the home of her mother Mrs. Mary Rogers at 7451 Chestnut Street here in town. (Gilroy, CA) She was born in San Flippie on June 6, 1886. For the last 7 years she had been a resident of this city. For 4 years she worked at Dryer and Packing House and had the name of being the leader in both positions in both fields she was tops in. She never seems to improve every moment was always cheerful and willing to help in very good couse. She was a member of the S.P.R.S.I. a beneficiary society which paid a death claim of $500.00 and is the second member of the local society to answer the finale summons.

The untimely death has coursed a gloom over the Portuguese colony. Six young girls acted as paulbearers Miss Mamie Chuna, Annie Chuna, Lizzie Piematel, Tera Martin, Mimmie Castri and Ann Fannie Piematel. The members of the S.P.R.S.I. meet at D Rose's Hall Saturday morning and marched to Mrs. Mary Rogers home on Chestnut Street and formed an onararely Escort to the church (Saint Mary's).

Many beautiful floral offing's completely covered the of the grave besides her mother and her step father (Antone Rogers) three brothers and two sisters mourned her last namely. Johnny, Mary, Joe, Anna and Tony among the relatives who attended the funereal were Johnny Rogers of Nevada, Mrs. M. L. Joseph (Ena, grandmother) of Tres Pinos. Mrs. M. Dutra of Hollister, Mr. F. Rogers of Milpitas, Mr. F. Gomes of San Jose and Mr. M. Rogers of San Jose.

To the friends and the neighbors who render us in so many kinds of acts of sympathy in our recent decrement. We return our heartful thanks.

Mrs. Mary Rogers and Family (mother).

(Gilroy, San Clara Newspapers 23 Jun 1906)

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