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From which, with a few details added from other Friends family records:
Francis Rogers of Cork
m.(1) Elizabeth Erbury (or Ebury) 1660 Cork
1. Elizabeth Rogers b. 1662
m. Joseph Pike (lived Mallow, co. Cork) (4.5.1682) June 5, 1682 Cork
(Joseph Pike and Elizabeth Rogers appeared at the Cork meeting on the 29th of the 2 mo 82 (so April, 29, 1682) and were given permission to marry)
Elizabeth d. about a month after their daughter's birth
m.(2) Jane Dring (?) 1666 Bristol
2. Francis Rogers b. 6.24.1668 Bristol
3. Mary Rogers b. 1.26.1670 Bristol
4. Isabell Rogers b. 5.5.1671 Bristol
5. Rachel Rogers b. 4.13.1674 Bristol
Jane d. 1679
m.(3) Catherine End (William End, Ann of Mallow, co. Cork) (widow of James Dowlen who d. 1682) 11.8.1684
6. Catherine Rogers b. (Old date format 1.5.1685/86) Mar. 5, 1686 Youghal, co. Cork
7. Anne Rogers b. 4.28.1687 Cork d. 1689
8. Francis Rogers b. 8.21.1688 Cork d. 1689
9. William Rogers b. 3.18.1690 Cork d. 1692
10. Francis Rogers b. 9.27.1691 Cork d. 1703
11. Mary Rogers b. 2.8.1694 Bristol
Francis Rogers d. Mar. 20, 1694 Bristol (old date 20.1st mon. 1693/4)
Catherine End d. Bristol around 1703
Their
children Catherine and Mary then returned to Mallow, Cork where their
half sister Elizabeth and their grandfather William End lived.
Mary married Ebenezer Pike and Catherine married Richard Boles on Jan.
4, 1704.
This Richard Boles can be found at 6.3 in the Richard Boles of Cork's Family Tree
Richard and Catherine's marriage certificate as recorded in the Friend's
Minutes shows the witnessed at the marriage including Catherine's
Grandfather William End, Richard's mother Abigail Boles, Catherine's
sister Elizabeth and husband Joseph Pike, her sister Mary's husband or
fiancee Ebinezer Pike, Richard's Uncle Richard Busteed and Aunt Joan
(Boles), Catherine's Aunt Mary (End) Sleigh and husband Joseph Sleigh and a Daniel Crone who was either the son or grandson of
Richard's Great Aunt Joan (Boles) who married a Daniel Crone.
Other than her sister, no Rogers witnessed the
marriage as Catherine's parents had died in Bristol.
So that ones clear, Francis Rogers and Catherine End's daughter Catherine Rogers married Richard Bowles of Ballynalty, co. Cork "and died very poor at London." (per Rogers family register entry).
Their son William is a likely candidate for the
author and critical commentator in Cork who used the pen-name
Alexander the Coppersmith and may
also have been the William Bowles who was a pioneer in botany and
geology in Spain in the 1750's to 80's known there as
Quillermo Bowles.
Not as much is known about this Richard Bowles/Catharine Rogers couple. This Richard Boles can be found at 2.2 in the Richard Boles of Cork's Family Tree
Their marriage is recorded in the Cork Meeting family book 1, p. 29 as Richard Bowles m. Catherine Rogers 1717 with no further detail than that.