Rogers

Patronymic

Meaning

Son of Roger, derived from the Germanic name meaning 'famous spear'.

Etymology

Derived from the personal name Roger, which comes from Germanic 'Hrodgar' meaning 'famous spear'. The patronymic suffix '-s' indicates descent from a father named Roger.

About the Rogers Surname

Rogers is a widespread English surname with medieval origins. The name has been documented since the Middle Ages and remains popular globally.

Distribution

Common throughout England and widespread in English-speaking countries, particularly in North America.

People with the Rogers Surname

C.C. ROGERS

COMMANDER

Charles Rogers

Admiral

Edith N. Rogers

Edith Rogers

Nourse

Ernest Rogers

President General

F.O. Rogers

Lieutenant

Glen Rogers

H. C. Rogers

H. Rogers

H.L. Rogers

Colonel

Harry Rogers

Maj. Gnl.

J. Rogers

Dr.

J.H. Rogers

Hon.

J.J. Rogers

Honorable

Jacob Rogers

Justice

James Harris Rogers

Doctor

James Rogers

Jno. Rogers

Funeral Commander

John Jacob Rogers

John L. Rogers

Chief

John Rogers

Admiral

L.B. Rogers

Dr.

L.E. Rogers

Lore Alford Rogers

M.R. Rogers

R.R. Rogers

Vice President

Rogers Rogers

S.L. Rogers

Honorable

Samuel L. Rogers

Honorable

Samuel Rogers

W.B. Rogers

WILLIAM ROGERS

A.

Will Rogers

Andrew Rogers

1838–1912 Hon.