Editing Case File: Mary Cecilia Rogers

==Overview==
[[File:Beautiful Cigar Girl - Part 1.png|thumb|Episode 2 cover image]]
[[Mary Cecilia Rogers]]

==Episodes==
* [[Ep. 2 - The Beautiful Cigar Girl - Part 1]]
* [[Ep. 3 - The Beautiful Cigar Girl - Part 2]]
* [[Ep. 4 - The Beautiful Cigar Girl - Part 3]] (Final Part)

==Locations==
* 114 Pitt St, Manhattan: residence of Mary Rogers at the time of her first disappearance
* 126 Nassau St, Manhattan: boarding house of Phoebe Rogers and daughter Mary
* 19 John St: Home of Alfred Crommelin and Archibald Padley
* 309-321 Broadway, Manhattan: John Anderson's Cigar Shop where Mary Rogers worked
* 33 Warren St: residence of John Payne, according to Daniel's testimony on Aug 12
* 47 John St: residence of Daniel Payne after the death of Mary
* 68 Jane St: residence of Mrs. Downing? (according to Aug 12 article)
* Bickford's: on James St, Daniel would sit to read and eat regularly
* Dead House: morgue "in the park"
* Nick Moore House in Weehauken, NJ - place of death for Mrs. Loss and possibly for Mary Cecilia Rogers
* Scott's Bazaar: Daniel and his brother visited here the day Mary disappeared.
* [[Stoneall's Bar Room]]: 29 Ann St, Manhattan
* Sybil's Cave: Hoboken, New Jersey - where Mary's body was found & location of Daniel Payne's suicide

==People==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Name
!(Born-Died)
!Description
|-
|[[Thomas A. Alexander|Alexander, Thomas A.]]
|1800-1866
|Mayor of Jersey City, NJ, participated in the inquest on the Loss brothers
|-
|[[John Anderson (1812-1881)|Anderson, John]]
|1812-1881
|Cigar shop owner and employer of Mary Rogers
|-
|Anderson, Mrs.
|
|"sister-in-law" to William Kiekuck, lived on 17th near Broadway
|-
|Backer, R.
|
|witness that Joseph Morse was with a different woman, not Mary
|-
|Bookout, Edward
|
|apprentice to Joseph Morse
|-
|Boullard, James M.
|
|One of the two men who first discovered Mary's body
|-
|Busby, William
|
|witness in the death of Daniel Payne
|-
|Callender, William
|
|Clerk of the police office (Aug 12)
|-
|Chase, Nelson
|
|Counsel for the Loss brothers
|-
|Clements, James W. G.
|
|Doctor, found Daniel Payne
|-
|Cockefair, Mr.
|
|police officer, interviewed the servant at the Rogers boarding house.
|-
|Conner, James
|
|witness that Joseph Morse was with a different woman, not Mary
|-
|Cook, Dr.
|
|Worked with the coroner in New Jersey
|-
|[[Alfred Crommelin|Crommelin, Alfred]]
|
|Informed the family that Mary's body was discovered, prev resident of boarding house (Aug 12)
|-
|[[Caroline Ursula Mather|Downing, Caroline]]
|
|Cousin to Phoebe and Mary
|-
|Finnegan, James
|
|Suspect from Albany, New York
|-
|Fredericks, Henry
|
|witness to Mrs Loss death, boarder to Nick Moore House
|-
|Gatchell, Mr
|
|Man alledge to still be with Mary on 23 Aug 1841 in Pittsburg
|-
|Gautier, Dr.
|
|Dr. attending to Mrs Loss upon her death
|-
|[[Robert Gilchrist|Gilchrist, Robert]]
|c1790-1866
|County Clerk for Hudson County, NJ from 1840-1865, later mayor of Jersey City.
|-
|Griswold, Sameul L.
|
|Dr. - found Daniel Payne
|-
|Hardenburgh, L. D.
|
|District Attorney, Loss boys inquest
|-
|Hayes, Mr.
|
|Police officer, not related to Mrs. Hayes.
|-
|[[Clementina Othelia Mather|Hayes, Clementina]]
|
|Cousin to Phoebe and Mary
|-
|Hicks, William H.
|
|witness that Joseph Morse was with a different woman, not Mary
|-
|Hilliker, John
|
|Officer who brought Morse from Massachusetts
|-
|Hopkins, Edward
|
|found evidence in the death of Daniel Payne
|-
|Ireland, Henry
|
|Neighbor and witness to Joseph Morse fleeing the city, 120 Nassau, bookbinder
|-
|James, T. W.
|
|counsel for the Loss brothers
|-
|Kallenbach, Balthazar
|
|ex-husband of Mrs. Loss
|-
|Kallenbach, Orestes Charles E.
|
|son of Mrs. Loss
|-
|Kallenbach, Oscar Phillip Ferdinand
|
|son of Mrs. Loss
|-
|Kallenbach, Ossian Richard William
|
|son of Mrs. Loss
|-
|[[William H. Kiekuck|Kiekuck, William H.]]
|
|Sailor, suspect in Mary's murder
|-
|King, James G.
|
|neighbor of Mrs. Loss where Mary's clothes were hidden
|-
|Latourette, William
|
|witness in the death of Daniel Payne
|-
|Lawrence, James
|
|Found evidence relating to the death of Daniel Payne
|-
|Lee, James
|
|neighbor of the Loss family
|-
|Loss
|
|also see Kallenbach for the sons
|-
|[[Johanna Frederica Loss|Loss, Johanna Frederica]]
|1800-1842
|Innkeeper
|-
|Ludlam, Anthony
|
|son of James and Nancy Ludlam, neighbors to the Loss family.
|-
|Ludlam, James
|
|neighbor of the Loss family
|-
|Ludlam, James Jr.
|
|son of James and Nancy Ludlam, neighbors to the Loss family
|-
|Ludlam, Nancy
|
|neighbor of the Loss family, friend of Mrs. Loss present at her death.
|-
|Lutkins, Stephen H.
|
|Justice for over the inquest over the Loss boys in relation to Mary's death
|-
|Luther, H. G.
|
|friend of the family, identifies Mary's body
|-
|Mallin, Henry
|
|One of the two men who first discovered Mary's body
|-
|Matsell, Mr.
|
|Justice of the Police (Aug 5)
|-
|McKee, W. J.
|
|witness that Joseph Morse was with a different woman, not Mary
|-
|McShane, James
|
|witness in the death of Daniel Payne
|-
|Merritt, Gilbert
|
|Justice of Hudson Co, NJ - acting coroner for Mary (Aug 5) & Daniel in Oct
|-
|Miller, John
|
|Friend of William Kiekuck, was with him on day Mary disappeared.
|-
|Moore, Mrs.
|
|Sister of William Kieukuck, lived on Ludlow St.
|-
|[[Robert H. Morris|Morris, Robert H.]]
|1808-1855
|Mayor of New York City as of 11 May 1841
|-
|[[Joseph W. Morse|Morse, Joseph W.]]
|
|Suspect
|-
|Morse, Mrs.
|
|Wife of Joseph Morse, testified to his cruelty
|-
|Ogden, M.
|
|counsil for the Loss brothers
|-
|Padley, Archibald W.
|
|Friend and roommate of Alfred Crommelin, lived at 19 John St.
|-
|Parker, Miln
|
|Justice of the Police Office
|-
|[[Daniel C. Payne|Payne, Daniel C.]]
|c1808-1841
|fiance of Mary Cecilia Rogers
|-
|[[John Payne (1797-1869)|Payne, John]]
|1797-1869
|brother of Daniel C. Payne
|-
|Pritcher, Mrs.
|
|friend of Mary, lived in Harlem
|-
|[[Elijah F. Purdy|Purdy, Elijah F.]]
|1796-1866
|Acting Mayor at various time, had Mary disintered for 2nd identification
|-
|[[Mary Cecilia Rogers|Rogers, Mary Cecilia]]
|c1820-1841
|"The Beautiful Cigar Girl"
|-
|[[William H. Seward|Seward, William H.]]
|
|Governor of New York, issued reward on 2 Sep 1841
|-
|Smith, Alexander M. C.
|
|arresting officer of two young men on 4 Aug 1841
|-
|Smith, Warren
|
|witness in the death of Daniel Payne
|-
|Stephens, James
|
|friend of the Loss Family, had known the boys 10 years.
|-
|Stoneall, James C.
|
|Holds meeting to form a committee to organize a reward (Aug 12)
|-
|Taylor, Mr.
|
|Justice, who received the complaint from Mrs. Morse
|-
|Tompkins, Thomas M.
|
|Police officer, arrested James Finnegan in Albany
|-
|van Draler, Louisa
|
|sister of Mrs. Loss
|-
|[[Phoebe Wade|Wade, Phoebe]]
|1777-1847
|mother of Mary Cecilia Rogers
|-
|Whitney, Samuel
|
|witness in the death of Daniel Payne
|-
|Wood, John
|
|witness in the death of Daniel Payne
|-
|Wright, E.R.V.
|
|magistrate involved in the inquest over the Loss brothers
|}

==Documentation==
===Census Records===
* [[1820 US Federal Census - Lyme, New London, Connecticut - Daniel Rogers|1820]]: Lyme, New London, Connecticut

===City Directories===
* [[1841 - New York City Directory]]

===Newspaper Transcriptions===
* [[6 Jun 1838 - Morning Herald (New York City)]]: Advert for Mr. John Andersons cigar shop
* [[5 Oct 1838 - New York Daily Herald (New York City)]]: disappearance of Miss Mary Cecilia Rogers
* [[6 Oct 1838 - New York Daily Herald (New York City)]]: disappearance a hoax!
* [[8 Oct 1838 - New York Daily Herald (New York City)]]: Beautiful Girls Serving in Stores
* [[2 Aug 1841 - Brooklyn Evening Star (Brooklyn, New York)]]: Police Vigilance - Distressing Occurrence
* [[2 Aug 1841 - Evening Post (New York City, New York)]]: Body of "Miss Mary Ann Rogers" found
* [[2 Aug 1841 - Philadelphia Inquirer (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)]]: A HORRIBLE MURDER
* [[3 Aug 1841 - Brooklyn Evening Star (Brooklyn, New York)]]: THE HOBOKEN MURDER
* [[4 Aug 1841 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: ARREST UPON SUSPICION OF MURDER
* [[5 Aug 1841 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: ARRESTS ON SUSPICION OF MURDER
* [[6 Aug 1841 - Evening Post (New York City, New York)]]: THE MURDER OF MARY C. ROGERS
* [[6 Aug 1841 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: The Terrible Murder of Miss Rogers
* [[10 Aug 1841 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: "circumstantial account" and ad
* [[11 Aug 1841 - Brooklyn Evening Star (Brooklyn, New York)]]: Notice of meeting at Stoneall's Bar Room
* [[12 Aug 1841 - Evening Post (New York City, New York)]]: "THE MURDER OF MARY C. ROGERS"
* [[12 Aug 1841 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: THE CASE OF MARY C. ROGERS
* [[13 Aug 1841 - Evening Post (New York City, New York)]]: EXAMINATION IN THE CASE OF MISS ROGERS
* [[13 Aug 1841 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: THE MURDER OF MISS ROGERS
* [[14 Aug 1841 - Evening Post (New York City, New York)]]: CASE OF MISS ROGERS
* [[14 Aug 1841 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: case goes cold
* [[16 Aug 1841 - Evening Post (New York City, New York)]]: THE CASE OF MARY C. ROGERS
* [[17 Aug 1841 - Evening Post (New York City, New York)]]: THE MURDER OF MISS ROGERS
* [[17 Aug 1841 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: THE MURDER OF MISS ROGERS
* [[18 Aug 1841 - Evening Post (New York City, New York)]]: ARREST OF THE SUPPOSED MURDERERS OF MISS ROGERS
* [[18 Aug 1841 - Brooklyn Evening Star (Brooklyn, New York)]]: ARREST OF THE SUPPOSED MURDERERS OF MISS ROGERS
* [[18 Aug 1841 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: ARREST OF THE SUSPECTED MURDERER OF MISS ROGERS
* [[19 Aug 1841 - Evening Post (New York City, New York)]]: CASE OF JOS. W. MORSE
* [[19 Aug 1841 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: THE EXAMINATION RELATIVE TO THE MURDER OF MISS ROGERS
* [[20 Aug 1841 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: EXAMINATION IN THE CASE OF MISS ROGERS
* [[21 Aug 1841 - Evening Post (New York City, New York)]]: MURDER OF MISS ROGERS
* [[21 Aug 1841 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: THE CASE OF MISS ROGERS AND MORSE
* [[25 Aug 1841 - Evening Post (New York City, New York)]]: MORE LIGHT
* [[1 Sep 1841 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: man claims to be the first to discover body
* [[2 Sep 1841 - Evening Post (New York City, New York)]]: Reward issued by the Governor of New York
* [[3 Sep 1841 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: REWARDS OFFERED BY THE GOVERNOR OF THIS STATE
* [[6 Sep 1841 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: A PROCLAMATION, the Governors Reward
* [[14 Sep 1841 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: THE MARY ROGERS CASE - Mrs. Loss questioned
* [[15 Sep 1841 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: Ad for room above Stoneall's bar room, including address
* [[29 Sep 1841 - Evening Post (New York City, New York)]]: Arrest of Persons Supposed to be Concerned in the Murder
* [[29 Sep 1841 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: ARREST FOR A FELONY
* [[30 Sep 1841 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: THE ALBANY ARREST
* [[1 Oct 1841 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: THE ARREST AT ALBANY
* [[2 Oct 1841 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: counter to other papers
* [[9 Oct 1841 - Evening Post (New York City, New York)]]: SUPPOSED SUICIDE OF DANIEL PAYNE
* [[9 Oct 1841 - Brooklyn Evening Star (Brooklyn, New York)]]: SUICIDE OF DANIEL C. PAYNE
* [[9 Oct 1841 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: REPORTED SUICIDE OF THE LATE LOVER OF MISS ROGERS
* [[11 Oct 1841 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: Coroner's Inquest for Daniel Payne
* [[5 Feb 1842 - New York Daily Herald (New York City, New York)]]: MARY ROGERS AGAIN
* [[18 Nov 1842 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: The Mary Rogers Mystery Explained
* [[20 Nov 1842 - New York Daily Herald (New York City, New York)]]: Examination of the Loss Boys
* [[21 Nov 1842 - New York Daily Herald (New York City, New York)]]: Mary Rogers Mystery
* [[21 Nov 1842 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: Mary Rogers Mystery
* [[22 Nov 1842 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: Tribune to the Herald
* [[28 Nov 1842 - New York Tribune (New York City, New York)]]: Calling out the Mayor.
* [[29 Nov 1844 - Evening Post (New York City, New York)]]: COMMON PLEASE - Friday - Before Judge Daly
* [[15 Dec 1848 - Evening Post (New York City, New York)]]: Advertisement for publication "The Beautiful Cigar Girl"

===Publications===
* [[James Rogers of New London, CT And His Descendants]]: Boston, 1902
* [[Edgar Allen Poe Tried & Failed...]]: Smithsonian Magazine, October 13,2013

===Vital Records===
* 1841: [[Baptismal Record of Alfred Daniel Payne]]