Biography:
1. Richard Rogers was employed as a Labourer "drawing and setting stoves and in the willow plantation." He was paid 2/8d per day and allowed to watch in turn (Supply 5/229 dated the 29th August 1812).
2. According to a List of Employees dated the 13th February 1814, Mr. Rogers was then a Corning House Man earning 3/3d per day, and he was allowed to watch in turn, for which he received 1/6d per night (Supply 5/230).