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Benjamin Tingley Rogers

Benjamin Tingley Rogers (October 21, 1865- June 17, 1918) was an American businessman who was the founder of BC Sugar in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
==Early years==
Benjamin Tingley Rogers was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in the USA. His father, Samuel Blythe Rogers was the head of a sugar refinery in Philadelphia. His mother was Clara Augusta Dupuy. Rogers was their second son. In 1869 Benjamin’s father, together with his brother-in-law, Senator Henry Sanford, purchased a sugar plantation in Louisiana. He also built a sugar refinery in New Orleans. Benjamin was a student at the elite Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts. After graduation he attended a course at the Standard Refinery Company in Boston to learn sugar chemistry.〔
Benjamin’s father died in 1883, prompting his family to move to Brooklyn in New York City from New Orleans. Rogers joined the Havemeyers and Elder refinery, considered at the time the most modern sugar plant in the United States. After staying with the company for four years Rogers had mastered the difficult process of sugar boiling.〔

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