Joseph Rogers
Joseph Grant Rogers (a.k.a. Joe)
Mental characteristics
Personal history
Joseph Rogers was born and raised in Ireland. He married Sarah Rogers, and immigrated with her to the United States shortly after. They conceived a son named Steve, who was born in 1918. Joseph fought with the 107th during World War I, dying in a mustard gas attack before his son was born.
Due to his service with the United States Army, Joseph was posthumously awarded the Purple Heart Medal. After he died, Sarah had to raise Steve by herself, lamenting that Joseph left them too soon. She often noted that Steve was very much like his father, wanting to follow Joseph's steps as a soldier. When his wife died in 1936, she was buried next to him.
Employment
Joseph served with the 107th Infantry Regiment of the United States Army from 1917 to 1918.
Social
Family Ties
- Sarah Rogers (wife, deceased)
- Steve Rogers (son)
Religious Views
Joseph was an Irish Catholic.
Relationships
Species
Date of Birth
November 18, 1893
Date of Death
May 8, 1918
Life
1893 AD
1918 AD
25 years old
Circumstances of Death
Mustard Gas
Birthplace
Ireland
Place of Death
France
Family
Spouses
Sarah Rogers
(spouse)
Siblings
Children
Pronouns
He/Him
Sex
Male
Gender
Man
Presentation
Masculine
Eyes
Blue
Hair
Brown
Skin Tone/Pigmentation
Fair
Belief/Deity
Irish Catholic
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