1900 MN CENSUS - Emmet Rogers, age 3, b. Mar 1897 in Minnesota, is enumerated with Timothy Rogers, age 39, occupation printer, b. Dec 1860 in Minnesota, and his wife of 4 years, Nellie, age 28, mother of 2, b. Minnesota (sic - Ireland), along with Lyle C., age 1, b. Nov 1898 in Minnesota.

1910 MN CENSUS – Emmet T. Rogers (12y, b Minnesota) enumerated with mother Nellie M. (35y, b Ireland, immigrated 1891, naturalized, widowed, mother of 2 children, occupation cook) and brother Lyle C. (11y, b Minnesota)

WWI Draft Registration Card – Emmet Timothy Rogers, 21, of 619 Madison, Portland, Multnomah co, Oregon; born 17 Mar 1897, Minneapolis, Minnesota; father born in Kansas; employed by Balfont Guthrie Co, Portland; nearest relative Nellie M. Rogers, 612 Madison, Portland, Oregon

1920 OR CENSUS - Emmet Rogers, age 22, single, occupation salesman, b. Minnesota, is enumerated with Ellen, age 48, widowed, b. Ireland, along with Lyle, age 21, b. Minnesota. 
1st MARRIAGE - Edna M. [unknown], circa 1924
1930 WA CENSUS - Emmet T. Rogers, age 33, occupation manager, b. Minnesota, is enumerated with his wife Edna M. (both married at age 27), age 27, b. Illinois. Also enumerated with the family is Mabel K. Shio, age 15, identified a maid, b. Washington.

2nd MARRIAGE – Emmett T. Rogers (of Polk co, Ore) & Genevieve Havighorst (of Yakima co, Wash) md 12 Feb 1943, Yakima, Yakima co, Washington 

BIOGRAPHICAL:

Emmet T. Rogers (D)

Candidate for

Polk County Representative

Emmet T. Rogers, candidate for representative, 9th district, was born March 17, 1897. He attended Ladd Grade School, Lincoln High, Christian Brothers Business College and Northwest College of Law, all in Portland.

He is a Navy veteran of World War I. Past secretary of Local 165 Pulp and Sulphite Workers Union. He has held positions of trust and responsibility as both emplyers and employe. He has lived in Polk county with his wife Genevieve, for over 20 years. He is a land owner and developer for housing. He knows Oregon. He has been recognized internationally in the fields of stock and poultry feeds as well as in housing.

Emmet T. Rogers declares his full support for Oregon and the national Democratic platforms, and the philosophy of Lyndon B. Johnson, president. He has watched people live and concurrently believes that no law shall be passed granting to an citizen or class of citizens privileges or immunities which upon the same terms shall not equally belong to all citizens.

New taxes, economy and values are issues for 1964-65. Emmet T. Rogers is opposed to any form of a sales tax for he believes such tax would grow as amonster to be housed in marble palaces ans surrouned by Napoleonic legions clamoring for tax supported weal.

Statesman Jounral, 19 Apr 1964, pg 11

OSBH DC (Marion County 1986) #86-01042

Emmet T. Rogers, 88, of Salem, died Thursday. Born in Red Lake, Minn, he moved to Portland in 1906. He attended Northwest College of Law and served in the Navy during World War I. He was a builder and land developer in Seattle, Portland and Salem and developed the Brush College area known as Madrona Hill. He ran for a number of public offices, including state representative. Survivors include wife, Genevieve; a son, Barnes D., Salem. Private services have been held, under the direction of Virgil T. Golden mortuary. Contributions may be made to the First Church of Christ, Scientist.

Statesman Journal, Saturday, January 18, 1988, page 18

Rogers
Emmet T.
Mar. 17, 1897
Jan. 16, 1986
[shares marker with Genevieve]

Saucy Survey & Photographs
1900 MN CENSUS (Hennepin Co., Minneapolis, ED 48, sheet 9A) 

1910 MN CENSUS (Beltrami co, Red Lake, ED 45, sheet 7A)

WWI Draft Registration Card (Ancestry.com)

1920 OR CENSUS (Multnomah Co., Portland, ED 17, sheet 9A)
1930 WA CENSUS (King Co., Seattle, ED 25, sheet 54A) 

Washington Marriage Records (Ancestry.com)

SJ 19 Apr 1964, pg 11

SJ, 18 Jan 1988, page 18