Julie's Family Connection

2011

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Mary Bruzzi Hogge holding a pictures of herself, daughter Julie,
granddaughter Katie, and great-granddaughter Kennedy.

Now that it is 2011 and I haven't added anything new since May, 2010, I will try and get on the ball and add more information. I have some new bits of info from different family members and will add them to this site. If anyone has things they would like to share about the Hogge or Bruzzi families, please contact me: julie.a.fergie@gmail.com

Thanks,
Julie

FAMILY HEADSTONES

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CONCETTA VALARIOTI

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Passenger Record:

Arrival – September 29, 1926; age: 32 years

Ship of Travel – Ducca Degle Abruzzi

Last residence – Cittaneva, Italy

Married: Domenico Bruzzi, April 16 1913 in Italy

b. 1893 in Reggio Calabria, Italy d. 1971 in Pawtucket, RI

Children:
Rose Marie Bruzzi
Augustine P. Bruzzi
Joseph E. Bruzzi
Frank R. Bruzzi
Salvatore R. Bruzzi
Anthony P. Bruzzi
Dominic J. Bruzzi

CAROLINE VALARIOTI

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Born: June 9, 1889 in Reggio-Calabria, Italy

Died: June 16, 1961 in Pawtucket, RI from cancer

Married: Francisco Bruzzi in Pawtucket, RI

Children:

Augustine J. Bruzzi (Gus)

Domenic Michael Bruzzi (Mickey)

Rose Marie Bruzzi

Catherine Bruzzi (Katie)

Joseph F. Bruzzi (Joe)

Mary Concetta Bruzzi

Caroline lived in Pawtucket since 1915 and was a communicant of St. Joseph’s Church.

JOSEPH (GUISEPPE) VALARIOTI

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m. Katherine Petula – she died in Reggio, Italy at 92 years of age.

Children:

Caroline Valarioti – b. June 9, 1889 d. June 16, 1961

Concetta Valarioti

Theresa Valarioti

Domenic Valarioti – m. Nancy d. Worcester, Mass.

Maria Valarioti – arrived in August 26, 1913 at 23 years of age

Reggio in now Terranova.

DOMENICO BRUZZI & CONCETTA VALARIOTI'S CHILDREN

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ROSE MARIE BRUZZI

b. January 13, 1914 in Cittaneva, Italy d. September 4, 2007

m. Joseph J. Faella b. October 3, 1917 d. April 21, 1990

Children:
Connie Faella

AUGUSTINE P. BRUZZI

b. February 10, 1917 d. May 1975

m. Hilda P. b. April 30, 1917 d. June 17, 2000

JOSEPH E. BRUZZI

b. July 30, 1918 d. December 1, 2000

m. Angela

Child:
Ann Bruzzi

FRANK R. BRUZZI

b. October 1, 1919 d. April 1973

m. Mary Caroline Brohen

Children:

Frank R. Bruzzi

Michael D. Bruzzi

Valerie Bruzzi

Marilee Bruzzi

SALVATORE R. BRUZZI

b. May 21, 1921 d. May 3, 1993

m. Gladays b. July 11, 1921 d. November 19, 1988

Children:

Robert J. Bruzzi

Gigi Bruzzi

Donna Bruzzi

Dominic Bruzzi

ANTHONY P. BRUZZI

b. February 24, 1923 d. November 8, 1974

m. 1948, Ceclie Alice Audette b. November 28, 1928 d. May 11, 2007

Children:

Kenneth Bruzzi

Douglas Bruzzi

Scott Bruzzi

Suzanne M. Bruzzi

DOMINIC J. BRUZZI

b. March 15, 1924 d. November 18, 1995

m. Dorothy R. b. June 30, 1924 d. January 23, 2002

Children:

Donald Bruzzi

Richard J. Bruzzi

DOMENICO BRUZZI

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Died: June 1964 in Pawtucket, RI

Married: Concetta Valarioti, April 16 1913 in Italy

b. 1893 in Reggio Calabria, Italy d. 1971 in Pawtucket, RI

Passenger Record:

Ethnicity – Italian, South

Last place of Residence – Radicena, Reggiolo

Date of arrival – December 4, 1910; age: 27 years

Marital status - S

Ship of Travel – Europa

Port of Departure – Napoli, Italy

Manifest line number – 0016

Children:
Rose Marie Bruzzi
Augustine P. Bruzzi
Joseph E. Bruzzi
Frank R. Bruzzi
Salvatore R. Bruzzi
Anthony P. Bruzzi
Dominic J. Bruzzi

FRANCISCO BRUZZI & CAROLINE VALARIOTI'S CHILDREN

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AUGUSTINE J. BRUZZI (GUS)

Born: December 5, 1916 in Pawtucket, RI

Died: March 26, 2005 in Lincoln, RI

Married: Anita Carosi on September 20, 1941

b. April 19, 1918 d. April 1996

Children:

Barbara A. Bruzzi - b. September 28, 1942

Sharon L. Bruzzi - b. October 25, 1946

Patricia A. Bruzzi - August 23, 1951

Gus had lived in Lincoln since 1966. He was employed at Blackstone Valley Electric for many years as an appliance repair man. He was a member of the Blackstone Valley Electric Co. Retirement Club. A veteran of WWII serving in the United States Navy, he fought in the battle of Lahey in the Pacific.

DOMINIC MICHAEL BRUZZI (MICKEY)

Born: August 17, 1917 in Pawtucket, RI

Died: October 23, 2005 in Pawtucket, RI

Married: Marie in 1952

Children:

Janet Bruzzi - b. November 9, 1953

David Bruzzi - b. February 27, 1957

Robert Bruzzi - b. February 9, 1967

ROSE MARY BRUZZI

Born: December 1, 1921 in Pawtucket, RI

Died: June 1990 in California

Married: Ken Gray in 1950

b. June 16

Children:

Greg Gray - b. July 21, 1951

Carolyn Gray - b. August 25, 1952

Vincent Gray - b. January 21, 1961

CATHERINE BRUZZI

Born: November 13, 1922 in Pawtucket, RI

Died: October 1986 in RI

Married: Arthur Dwyer in 1947

b. July 14, 1915, d.

Child:

Richard Dwyer - b. October 6, 1948

JOSEPH F. BRUZZI

Born: March 28, 1924 in Pawtucket, RI

Married: Lois Sullivan in May 1952

b. March 16, 1932, d. January 28, 2011

Children:

Joseph Bruzzi - b. May 26, 1954

Steven Bruzzi - b. July 22, 1955

Don Matthew Bruzzi - b. August 19, 1959

Laurie Bruzzi - b. October 23, 1961

Linda Bruzzi - b. October 23, 1964

MARY CONCETTA BRUZZI

Born: June 7, 1928 in Pawtucket, RI

Married: Robert Lemuel Hogge, February 20, 1950 in Pawtucket, RI

b. February 20, 1928 d. December 17, 2004

Children:

Monica F. Helms (Robert F. Hogge) - b. March 8, 1951

Carrie Lu Hogge - b. June 25, 1955

Julie Anne Hogge - b. October 8, 1958

Dennis Brian Hogge - b. November 22, 1960

FRANCISCO BRUZZI

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Born: August 19, 1879 in Reggio Calabria, Italy

Died: October 1964 in Pawtucket, RI

Married: to Caroline Valarioti in Pawtucket, RI

Children:

Augustine J. Bruzzi – b. December 5, 1916 d. March 26, 2005

Domenic Michael Bruzzi – b. August 17, 1917 d. October 23, 2005

Rose Marie Bruzzi – b. December 1, 1921 d. June 1990

Catherine Bruzzi – b. November 13, 1922 d. October 1986

Joseph F. Bruzzi – b. March 28, 1924

Mary Concetta Bruzzi – b. June 7, 1928

Passenger Record:

Ethnicity – Italian, South

Last place of residency – Radisima, Reggio, Italy

Date of arrival – August 19,1908; age – 28 years

Marital status – M

Ship of travel – Europa

Port of Departure – Naples, Italy

Manifest line number: 0001

He and Caroline Valarioti (wife) lived in New York City on Mulberry Street in “Little Italy” before moving the Pawtucket, Rhode Island. The Passenger Record lists him as being married but other records have he and Caroline married in Rhode Island. (I will have to research this more.)

AGUSTO (AUGUSTINE) BRUZZI

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Born: S. Glanio De Ionio, Italy

Died: at the age of 39 from Pneumonia

Married: Rosa Principato – b. 1848 in S. Glanio De Ionio, Italy

d. December 16, 1919 in Pawtucket, RI

Children:

Francisco Bruzzi – b. August 19, 1879 d. October 1964

Domenico Bruzzi – b. 1882 d. 1964 in Pawtucket, RI

Mary Bruzzi – d. in Pawtucket, RI m. Anthony Cilione in Pawtucket, RI

c. Pauline Cilione b. 1913 d. April 11, 2009

Augustine (Gus) Cilione

Joseph Bruzzi – died young (not much to tell)

JOSEPHINE CRUMPLER

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b. November 6, 1875

d. June 24, 1940

m. December 20, 1894 to George Lenius Edwards

children:

Vivan Edwards

George Raymond Edwards

Horace Deshazo Edwards

Vera Lucile Edwards

Luzette Edwards

Robert Lee Edwards

JOHN ROBERT CRUMPLER

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b. January 1848 d. October 8, 1917

m. December 19, 1869 to Lucy A. Pierce (2nd wife) b. 1851

children:

Generva D. Crumpler b. June 9, 1871 d. February 5, 1913

Josephine Crumpler b. November 6, 1875 d. June 24, 1940

Addie Crumpler b. about 1877

John Crumpler b. 1880

Sarah Elizabeth Crumpler b. May 6, 1880 d. December 7, 1944

Lucy Crumpler b.about 1881

Irene Crumpler b. May 5, 1885 d. January 12, 1960

Nellie John Crumpler b. April 1887

Frank Allen Crumpler b. May 1891

MATTHEW WILSON CRUMPLER

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b. 1816 in Southhampton Co. near Ivor

d. after 1900

m. April 15, 1840 to Jamima Saunders (1st wife)

b. 1821

d. June 28, 1856 at 35 years of age

Their infant daughter died June 17, 1856 and Jamima died 11 days later.

Occupation: mechanic

1850 census list his occupation as a farmer. He came to Chuckatuck from Southhampton County near Ivor.

Buried: Oakland Christian Church Cementary, Chuckatuck, Namsemond County, VA

Children:

Julius Benjamin Crumpler b. October 30, 1845 d. January 17, 1926

John Robert Crumpler b. January 1848 d. October 8, 1917

Sarah Elizabeth Crumpler b. 1850

William Joseph Crumpler b. July 28, 1853 d. August 12, 1926

Girl Crumpler b&d. June 17, 1856

LAST WILL FOR MATTHEW CRUMPLER

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I Matthew Crumpler of the County of Isle of Wight and the State of Virginia being of sound mind and perfect memory do make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form following, to wit. I leave to my loving wife Mourning Crumpler after paying all my just debts, my plantation and all the balance of any estate during her single life, and at her decease I give said plantation to be divided at an invalount tree that stands in the field; from D. Roberts line, to J. Hall line, giving the house part joining Jeffrey Edwards to Joseph B. Crumpler and the other part to Jonathan Crumpler, and if either of my sons die without a lawful heir then the other above named to heir the whole of the plantation above named, but I do reserve My three daughters to wit Lydia, Mary L. and Caroline Crumpler their single life on the said plantation, It After my wife Mourning Crumpler died. I then give the rest of my estate as follows to wit, it. I give my son Jonathan Crumpler fifty cents in cash. It I give my daughter Caty Johnson the sum of fifty cents. It, I give my daughter Nancy Johnson the sum of fifty cents. It I give my daughter Tempy Crumpler the sum of fifty cents in cash. It I give my son Matthew Crumpler on dark face steer, It I give my son Joseph B. Crumpler on white face steer. It And all the rest and residence of my estate to be equally divided between my three daughters’ Lydia, Mary, Caroline Crumpler. Imeminate and official William Johnson sole executor of this my last will and testament and this I own to be my last will and testament in writing of I have here into set my hand and official my seal this 30 day of June AD 1834.

His

Matthew Crumpler

Mark

Witnesses

Mills Whitting

Seal

Matthew Crumpler

Seal

Mary Crumpler

Seal

The back of the will:

Matthew Crumpler Will

May 4th 1835 proved by

Nills W. Whitley ??

June 1st 1835 exor. ? giver bond ?

DESCENDANTS OF THOMAS CRUMPLERE

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Thomas Crumplere

b. April 18,1541 in Almer, Dorcet, England d. 1614

c. William Crumpler

William Crumpler

b. 1570 in Winterbourne, Kingston, England

d. April 19, 1614

c. John Crumpler

John Crumpler

b. 1590 in Winterbourne, Kingston, England

d. 1659

m. Julian Squibbe

b. 1610 in England d. 1693 in England

c. William Crumpler

William Crumpler

b. 1640 in Almer Dorcetshire, England

d. 1727 in Isle of Wight Co., VA

c. William I. Crumpler

William I. Crumpler

b. 1670 in Isle of Wight Co., VA

d. October 24, 1750 in Southhampton, VA

m. Elizabeth Wreyford in 1694

b. 1647 in Credltion, Deven, England

d. 1750 in Isle of Wight Co., VA

c. John Crumpler

John Crumpler

b. 1712 in Isle of Wight Co., VA

d. February 7, 1782 in Duplin, NC

m. 1749 Nancy Holmes

b. 1731 in VA d. 1780 in Sampson, NC

c. Edmund Crumpler

Edmund Crumpler

b. 1751 in Isle of Wight Co., VA

d. July 2, 1791

m. Mary Pierce b. 1751

c. Matthew Crumpler

Matthew Crumpler

b. 1768 d. 1835

m. Mourning Ann Mercer - October 31, 1791

b. 1771

children:

Joseph B. Crumpler

John Crumpler

Lydia Crumpler

Mary L. Crumpler

Caroline Crumpler

Caty Crumpler

Nancy Crumper

Tempy Crumpler

Matthew Wilson Crumpler

WILLIAM HOBDAY

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Born: about 1700 in Abington Parish, Gloucester Co. VA

Died: before 1770

Married: before 1726 to Ann – b. before 1695-1710
d. before 1770

Children:

Richard Hobday b. 1720

Elenor Hobday b. January 1722/23

John Hobday b. April 1726 d. between 1783-1784

Thomas Hobday b. September 11, 1728 d. about 1790

JOHN HOBDAY

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Born: April 1726 in Gloucester Co. VA

Died: between 1783-1784 in Gloucester Co. VA

Married: between November 1758 – February 1759 to Hannah Green

He was married twice and Hannah was his second wife. She was a descendant of William Howard, an early Gloucester settler. She has a twin sister named Joanna.

Baptism: May 19, 1746 in Gloucester Co. VA

Children of John and Hannah:

Thomas Hobday

John Hobday Jr. - b. November 2, 1759

Frances Hobday - b. 1760 d. 1806

Francis Hobday – b. May 28, 1761 d. about 1793

Howard Hobday – b. 1765 d. November 1844

The society for the Promotion of Useful Knowledge (in VA) awarded the first medal for a practical invention to John Hobday of Gloucester Co., who invented a machine for threshing wheat. This was the first recorded invention of a thresher in the United States – well before Cyrus McCormick invented the reaper in 1831.From “the Colonial Craftsman”, University of Chicago Press:

“In 1772 John Hobday of Gloucester Co. VA, invented a cheap and simple machine for separating wheat from the straw that would daily beat out 120 bushels with the aid of three horses. He announced in the newspapers that any tolerable carpenter could easily make the machine and that he would attend at several places on the York and James to demonstrate it while his brother performed the same services on the Rappahannock. Despite enthusiastic endorsements from prominent gentlemen like Jaquelin Amler and Fanny Hobday who married John Seawell. The Hobday home over looked the Severn River near Glass Post Office. He was known to be a mechanical genius and understood and could set up any kind of machinery.”

HOWARD HOBDAY

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Born: 1765 in Gloucester Co. VA

Died: November 1844 in Gloucester Co. VA

Married: about 1785 to Mildred Fleming – b. 1764 d. August 1843

(they had 7 slaves)

Children:

Thomas R. Hobday – b. about 1785

Girl F. Hobday – b. between 1786-1810

Girl G. Hobday – b. between 1786-1810

Mildred Hobday – b. between 1786-1810

Molly Hobday – b. between 1786-1810

William Howard Hobday - b. January 5, 1797 d. May 25, 1885

Mary Green Hobday – b. about 1800 d. between 1860-1880

Frances Mildred Hobday b. between 1800-1812

WILLIAM HOWARD HOBDAY

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Born: January 5, 1797 in Gloucester Co. VA

Died: May 24, 1885 of Dropsy (Edema)

Married: October 31, 1818 to Ann Ballentine – b. July 8, 1794 d. October 27, 1870

Occupation: sailor
Military service: War of 1812

Owner of Plantation called “Little England”

1836-1856 300 acres purchased from John Goodall by William Hobday.

John Goodall named the estate “Little England.” William’s wife,Ann, renamed the estate to “Fairview” because she didn’t like the way theBritish treated the Colonies.

1857-1865 William Hobday now owns 200 acres.

1866 John R. Cutchins and his wife Emaline (daughter of William and Ann Hobday) inherited 200 acres.

Children of William and Ann:

Mildred Frances Hobday – b. February 29, 1821 d. February 19, 1898

William Howard Hobday – b. March 4, 1823 d. July 4, 1859

John Vincent Hobday – b. March 17, 1825 d. August 1, 1851

Mary Elizabeth Hobday – b. May 6, 1827 d. May 11, 1882

James Fleming Hobday – b. December 5, 1829 d. May 3, 1865

Malvenia Greene Hobday – b. October 18, 1831

Virginia Elizebeth Hobday – b. January 15, 1834

Emeline Matilda Hobday – b. March 6, 1837 d. September 10, 1917

MILDRED FRANCES HOBDAY

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Born: February 28, 1821 in Gloucester Co. VA

Died: February 19, 1898 in Gloucester Co. VA

Married: about 1840 to James William Fleming – b. 1815

d. November 11, 1886

Buried: Little England Cemetery

Children: Mary E. Fleming – b. 1841 d. March 12, 1867

Joseph Columbus Fleming – b. July 24, 1843 d. January 15, 1902

James Henry Fleming – b. April 8, 1844 d. in Baltimore Maryland

John W. Fleming – b. July 19, 1845 d. August 21, 1864

George Washington Fleming – b. June 20, 1847

Alice Alexander Fleming – b. November 21, 1882 d. January 21, 1883

JAMES WILLIAM FLEMING

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b. 1815

d. November 11, 1886 at 71 years from Bronchitis

m. Abt. 1840 to Mildred Frances Hobday

Nickname: Jas

Occupation: Sailor & Farmer

Buried: Little England Cemetery

Prior to the Civil War, service in the county militia was required by all able-bodied men in Gloucester. William Fleming served in “The Gloucester Invincible for Guinea” led by Lt. Col. Powhatan Robertson Page.

JOSEPH COLUMBUS FLEMING

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b. July 24, 1843 in Prince William, VA

d. January 16, 1902 in Norfolk VA

m. December 25, 1867 to Catherine Alice Teagle b.

November 1847 d. May 3, 1916

by Rev. J.L. Shipley

Children:

Mary Maude Fleming

m. George Washington Hogge

Catherine was 21 years and Joseph was 25 years when they married. She died in 1916 from Cancer at 69 years.

His middle name could be “Costin”

Occupation: Waterman, Sailor

Military service: Co. F 26th Virginia Inf. – Civil War

Joseph enlisted in the CSA 26th VA, Infantry, Company F on March 1, 1863in Gloucester County. He was listed in the “Ord & Circulars Guard Report” for guard duty on December 10, 1863 to January 6, 1864. He served at Appomattox Courthouse on May 3, 1865. (paroled in Richmond) Joseph was present with General Robert E. Lee on April 9, 1865 when the Confederacy surrendered at the Courthouse. He was present at the final Muster Roll on February 28, 1865.He is buried at Elmwood Cemetery, Norfolk VA

MARY MAUDE FLEMING

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b. June 2, 1876 in Gloucester County VA

d. September 26, 1904 in Urbanna VA – cause of death: Typhoid Fever

m. April 5, 1898 to George Washington Hogge (2nd wife)

Children:

Herbert Elmo Hogge Sr.

Wilton George Hogge

Dora Marie Hogge

WILLIS H. EDWARDS

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b. Abt. 1800 in VA

m. Amanda Edwards on December 22, 1831

(her last name was listed as Edwards on the marriage record)

children:

Mary F. Edwards b. Abt. 1837

George Willis Edwards b. Abt. 1838 in VA d. 1922

James I. Edwards b. Abt. 1843

Martha E. Edwards b. Abt. 1843

Oceana Edwards b. Abt. 1845

GEORGE WILLIS EDWARDS

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b. abt. 1838 in VA

d. 1922

m. Roana Pond on February 9, 1861 (2nd wife)

children:

John Wesley Edwards b. 1861

Mary Etta Edwards b. abt. 1864

Lula Edwards b. 1869 d. 1885

George Lenius Edwards b. April 20, 1871 d. March 5, 1957

William Washington Edwards b. 1872 d. 1939

Richard Edward Edwards b. 1875

Harvey Lemuel Edwards b. 1877 d. 1885

Lula “Luly” age 16 and Harvey age 8 died of scarlet fever within a few days of each other in 1885.

GEORGE LENIUS EDWARDS

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b. April 20, 1871 in Nansemond Co. VA

d. March 5, 1957 in Warwick VA

m. December 20, 1894 to Josephine Crumpler b. November 6, 1875 d. June 24, 1940

children:

Vivian Edwards died at the age of 1 year

George Raymond Edwards b. abt. 1899 d. 1949

Horace Deshazo Edwards b. april 2, 1900 d. July 1967

Vera Lucile Edwards b. abt 1904 d. abt. 1922 (18 years)

Luzette Edwards b. January 6, 1905 d. October 31, 1976

Robert Lee Edwards b. 1909 d. 1915 (only 6 years)

His great-grandfather was Indian.

Raymond & Horace

LUZETTE EDWARDS

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b. January 6, 1905 in Isle of Wight Co. VA

d. October 31, 1976 in Newport News VA – had a heart attack

m. July 1, 1921 to Wilton George Hogge in Newport News

CHILDREN:
Dora Luzette Hogge

Wilton George Hogge (Buck)

Doris Lee Hogge

Robert Lemuel Hogge

Horace Snead Hogge (Bud)

MY FATHER'S FUNERAL

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Written by Monica F. Helms
About: Robert Lemuel Hogge who passed away on December 17, 2004

Hello. I am going to talk about a part of my father’s life that means a lot to me and our family, his military service. It is estimated that America loses 1500 World War Two veterans every day. Today, we bury one of those 1500 veterans.

My father joined the Navy to serve his country in the last year of World War Two. He did not see any combat, but he served honorably nevertheless. After getting out, he worked for a short time as a merchant marine, then he joined the Army Air Corps to becoming a mechanic on the Army’s newest airplane, the jet. His job was to repair jet engines, and was probably one of the first in the Army Air Corps to do so. Not too long after he joined the Army Air Corps, it became the newest branch of America’s military, the Air Force. He served in it until 1966, getting out as a Master Sgt.

During the time my father spent in the Air Force, he was stationed in Okinawa, where he repaired jet engines on planes fighting in the Korean War. In the middle 1960s, he was stationed in Thailand for a short time, repairing jet engines for the planes fighting in the Vietnam War. This means that my father was a veteran of three wars and three branches of the service. His military career helped him find good jobs that helped our family live a decent life.

My Dad’s military service did a lot to shape his life, thus shaping the lives of all of his children, and later, his grandchildren. The military taught him a sense of pride and a sense of duty, both of which he gave to us children. He gave us the strength, courage and integrity to face any and all challenges that life would throw our way. I will always be grateful for him teaching me these wonderful lessons of life; otherwise I wouldn’t be standing here today.

My father also set a powerful example of what it means to serve your country. I joined the Navy because of him . . . that and the fact that my draft number was low. After I served honorably for eight years, my brother joined the Army and stayed in for twenty years. And then later, my father’s example influenced the next generation. His grandson Robert, my son, is now serving in the Marines and is stationed in Iraq. We hope he could be here today and he did not get the chance to be sent home.

I know I speak for everyone in our family when I say, “Thank you, Dad, for your service.” I am forever in your debt for the love you gave me throughout the years. Today, you soar into the wild blue yonder, riding high into the sky . . . into the sky and into the hands of our Lord. I will miss you, my dear father. I will miss so very much.

DESCENDANTS OF JOHN HOGG

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1. John Hogg - New Kent County, VA

2. George Hogg - Gloucester County, VA

3. George Hogg II - b. (ca) 1710 in Gloucester County, VA

4. Littleton Hogg - b. April 2, 1740

5. Daniel Hogg - b. 1766-1775, d. after 1830

6. William Hogg - b. abt. 1810, d. before 1880

7. John Richard Hogg - b. June 27, 1836, d. April 8 1919

8. George Washington Hogge - b. April 4, 1861, d. October 21, 1951

WILTON HOGGE & LUZETTE EDWARDS CHILDREN

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DORA LUZETTE HOGGE
Born: May 26, 1922 in Newport News, VA

Died: January 13, 2007 in VA

Married: October 7, 1939 to Emmett Lee Steveson Sr.

Children:

baby girl Steveson (died 3 days after birth), Emmett Lee

Steveson Jr., Gary Louis Steveson,

Donald Lemuel Steveson, Ray Leon Steveson, Paul Leslie Steveson

WILTON GEORGE HOGGE (BUCK)

Born: June 24, 1924 in Newport News, VA

Died: August 9, 1974

Married: April 3, 1944 in Lake Worth, FL to Elsie May Hoard

Children:

Wilton Joseph Hogge, George David Hogge, Janet Lynn Hogge

DORIS LEE HOGGE

Born: January 19, 1926 in Newport News, VA

Died: January 21, 2006 in Norfolk, VA

Married: December 17, 1949 in Langley AFB, VA to Guy Irving

Marshall, born: August 9, 1921 in Headwater, VA

Children:

Edward Lester Marshall, Richard Alan Marshall, Timothy Irving Marshall, Mark Andrew Marshall

ROBERT LEMUEL HOGGE

Born: February 20, 1928 in Newport News, VA

Died: Friday, December 17, 2004 in Phoenix, AZ

died from complications of Pneumonia

Married: February 20, 1950 in Pawtucket, R.I. to Mary Bruzzi

She was born June 7, 1928 in Pawtucket, R.I.

Children:

Monica F. Helms (Robert Franklin Hogge), Carrie Lu Hogge,

Julie Anne Hogge, Dennis Hogge

HORACE SNEAD HOGGE (BUD)

Born: February 3, 1930, Died: October 12, 1996

Married: February 15, 1952 to Audrey Joan Carter (1st wife)

Children:

Michael Austin Hogge, Jeffrey James Hogge, Christine Audrey Hogge, Jeanne Luzette Hogge

Article about Robert and Horace Hogge:

Two in Service Mark Birthdays
T/Sgt. Robert L. Hogge and S/Sgt. Horace S. Hogge, sons of Mrs. Luzette Hogge, of 750-28th St., Newport News, are celebrating their respective birthdays this month.Robert, stationed at Naha Air Force Base on Okinawa since Dec. of 1951, will be 25 years olf Friday. His brother celebrated his 23rd birthday Feb. 3, at Suffolk AFB in Long Island, N.Y.Sergeant Robert Hogge is married to the former Mary Bruzzi and they are parents of a son, Robbie. She lives with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bruzzi in Pawtucket, R.I. Horace makes his home with his wife and son in East Quogue, Long Island. She is the former Audrey Carter of the Long Island city. They are the parents of a son, Michael.The airmen are natives of Newport News and attended Newport New High School. They both entered service on the same day, Feb. 13, 1947.

WILLIAM PRESTON HOGGE

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born: February 19, 1926

son of:

George Washington Hogge & Mary Magdalena West (his 3rd wife)

m. Elizabeth Whitehurst

Children:
William Preston Hogge Jr.
Margie Hogge

Robert Calvin Hogge

Tracy Hogge
Theresa Hogge Davis

WILTON GEORGE HOGGE

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(Son of GeorgeWashingtonHogge and Mary Maude Fleming, George's second wife)

Born: September 1902 in Gloucester or Matthews Co. VA

Died: Wednesday March 4, 1930 in Los Angles CA

Married: July 1, 1921 in Newport News VA to Luzette Edwards

She was born January 6, 1905 and died October 31, 1976

Children:

Dora Luzette Hogge b. May 26, 1922 d. January 2007

Wilton George Hogge (Buck) b. June 24, 1924 d. August 9, 1974

Doris Lee Hogge b. January 19, 1926 d. January 21, 2006

*Robert Lemuel Hogge b. February 20, 1928 d. December 17, 2004

Horace Snead Hogge (Bud) b. February 3, 1930 d. October 12, 1996

Occupations listed: Aviator and/or airplane mechanic

Cause of death: Instant death from crushing of chest and other injuries. He was crammed against the instruments from the airplane crash. The crash was called “accidential”. He was cremated at Inglewood Crematory on March 18, 1930. The airplane crashed in the Santa Monica Mountains about one mile North of Will Rogers’s Ranch near the polo field. Wires & papers found on body which included a card given by H. Decker, a driver for the Diamond Cab Company.

The following was the note found in his pocket:

GULF REFINING COMPANY

MARINE DEPARTMENT

Gulf of Jenequela

Bayonne, N.J.

3/2/27

This is to certify that W. G. Hogge has been employed as oiler on the above vessel from December 29th to present date. C. Jackstead, Chief Engineer

The following articles are about my Grandfather Wilton G. Hogge's death at the age of 28 years.

3 FLIERS KILLED ON WILL ROGERS’ RANCH PLANE HITS CLIFF ON STORMY TRIP
The tragic end of a night airplane ride was revealed today when three bodies were found in a wrecked airplane on Will Rogers’ ranch, in the hills back of Sawtelle.The plane belonged to Morey Johnson, 747 North Wilcox Avenue, and at the Lincoln Airways, Inc. flying field it was stated that he took the plane from it’s hanger after dark last night and flew away from the field. The identity of his two companions could not be definitely learned, with an automobile left at the flying field was a car which had been rented but to W. G. Hogge, aviator, residing at 2446 Crenshaw Boulevard. At this address it was declared Hogge had checked out of his apartment yesterday, and the Jean Lavoie, his roommate, left at the same time. Lavoie is also an aviator. The plane was identified through the department of commerce number it carried. At Lincoln Airways, Inc., flying field it was said that Johnson and his two companions arrived after the regular airport staff had departed and that he took the ship out of its stall and flew from the field. At the time of the take-off the weather was far from pleasant and rain was falling. The flying field watchman immediately turned on the flood lights and kept them going until about 8:30, but the plane did not return. This morning a watchman on the Will Rogers’ Ranch found the tangled wreckage of Johnson’s plane. He immediately notified police authorities and a posse of officers went to the scene. When they arrived at the scene, they called it necessary to carry the bodies, a considerable distance on stretchers because the spot where the crash occurred was not able to be reached by automobile. The plane, a Travelair biplane, had apparently been flying very low and crashed into the side of the rugged hill. The motor was buried deep in the earth and the fuselage was telescoped. The wings were smashed to pieces. The bodies were crammed against instrument boards and officers declared that the men met instant death.Although the tragedy occurred only a short distance from the Rogers’ home, it was not heard and the first intimation of the accident came when the watchman spotted the wreckage this morning. While police were busy attempting to remove the bodies to a branch morgue at Sawtelle, department of commerce officials got the wheels in motion for a thorough investigation into the crash. Every angle of the affair will be thoroughly probed, they declared. Little is known of Johnson at Lincoln Airways, Inc. airport, other than the fact that he recently purchased his plane there. He is declared to have a father residing in Los Angeles. His mother, Mrs. Catherine Fyaningtas, is said to reside in either Portland or Seattle.

VICTIM OF PLANE CRASH AT ONE TIME VISITED NORFOLK
Cab Driver’s Card Found In Pocket of Wilton Hogge
Leads to Inquiry Here
A card given a cab passenger by H. Decker, driver for the Diamond Cab Company, was found on the person of Wilton Hogge, who was killed Wednesday in an airplane crash in Los Angeles, California. It was learned yesterday by Mr. Decker, a telegram was received here last night by the cab driver from a Los Angeles undertaker, asking him to locate Hogge’s relatives, and to notify them of his death.Mr. Decker’s card, which he gives to each person who rides in his cab, bears his name and the phone number of the cab company. Such a card was found in the dead man’s pocket following the airplane crash in which he and two other men met death. Decker said last night that he did not know the man by name and was unable to say whether he was a Norfolk man or had just been there on visist and happened to ride in his cab. The telegram was turned over to police who will endeavor to locate relatives of the dead man. He was not listed in the city directory. The Associated Press dispatch of the plan wreck, which was carried in the Virginian-Pilot. Thursday morning gave Hogge’s age as 35 years and said he was a pilot.

MOTHER OF AIRPLANE VICTIM, NOTIFIED OF DEATH OF HER SON
Chief of Police A. A. McPherson this morning notified Mrs. George Hogge of this city, of the death of her son Wilton G. Hogge, aged 30, who was killed in an airplane accident which occurred March 4 in Los Angeles, California, Chief McPherson also wired notification of the death of Mr. Hogge to the victim’s father at Lynnhaven. The following telegram was received here at midnight last night from Los Angeles requesting the chief of police to locate if possible George Hogge, father of the young man killed in the airplane accident. “Locate George Hogge in oyster business, father of Wilton G. Hogge killed in airplane accident March 4. He has wife and four children in vicinity of Morrison or Northampton. Burial cremation or shipment must be tomorrow. Reply at once.

GEORGE WASHINGTON HOGGE

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Born: April 4, 1861 in Gloucester Co. VA

Died: October 21, 1951 in Virginia Beach VA

in a hospital on Hampton Blvd. at 88 years of age from Cardiac Insufficiency

Married: April 5, 1898 in Norfolk VA to Mary Maude Fleming, his second wife

She was born June 2, 1876 in Gloucester Co. VA and died Sept. 26, 1904 in Urbanna VA

She died from Typhoid Fever

He was married three times

Children of George and Mary Maude:

Herbert Elmo Hogge Sr. - b. July 18, 1899 d. February 2, 1949 in Lynnhaven VA

Wilton George Hogge – b. September 1902 d. March 4, 1930

Dora Marie Hogge – b. May 17, 1904 d. December 2, 1974

He was buried in Elmwood Cemetery, Princess Anne Road, Norfolk VA. His first two wives are buried next to him.Known as: Captain Hogge – in 1990 moved to Lynnhaven VA

Occupation: Tug-boat Captain. An Oysterman for 84 years, he started at the age of 6, working with his father (Jack Hogg) in a crude dug-out canoe. When he was 18, he had his own 250 bushel boat with which he supplied oysters for markets from Norfolk, VA to Baltimore MD. An authority on oysters, he helped many to reclaim oyster bed by passing on to oyster growers his generation of knowledge of oysters lore. Captain Hogge had some fears that even Lynnhaven, perhaps the world’s most famous oyster ground, may be doomed. In view of recent developments, what a wise man he was.

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GEORGE WASHINGTON HOGGE

b. April 4, 1861, Gloucester Co., VA; d. October 21, 1951, Virginia Beach, VA

First marriage: March 28, 1889 to Mahala Frances Green, b. Abt. 1870; d. Bef. April 5, 1898 (daughter of Joseph and Rebecca Green)

Children:

i. Frank T. Hogge

ii. Ethel Lucille Hogge, b. Abt. 1898; d. 1994

m. Thomas Russell Blake (first husband)

Children:

Catherine Rebecca Blake

Thelma Blake, m. Jimmy Belvin

Betty Ann Blake

Thomas Russell Blake, Jr.

William Edward Blake

Jesse Nathaniel Blake

John Robert Blake

Elizabeth Mahalia Blake

Eva Thomas Blake, m. W. Ellis Powell; d. November 13, 1999

Carter Joseph Blake

Ethel Lucille Blake, b. May 31, 1912

George Henry Blake, b. May 31, 1933

Second marriage: April 5, 1898 to Mary Maude Fleming, b. June 2, 1876; d. September 26, 1904 (died of Typhoid fever)

(daughter of Joseph Columbus Fleming and Catherine Teagle)

Children:

iii. Herbert Elmo Hogge, Sr., b. July 18, 1899; d. February 2, 1949

m. Madaline Smith, b. July 2, 1900; d. March 21, 1989

Children:

Herbert Elmo Hogge Jr., b. April 5, 1923; d. October 1974

Dallas Lee Hogge, Sr., b. June 28, 1926

iv. Wilton George Hogge, b. September 1902; d. March 4, 1930 (plane crash)

m. Luzette Edwards, July 1, 1921; b. January 6, 1905; d. October 31, 1976

Children:

Dora Luzette Hogge, b. May 26, 1922; d. January 2007

Wilton George Hogge (Buck), b. June 24, 1924; d. August 9, 1974

Doris Lee Hogge, b. January 19, 1926; d. January 21, 2006

Robert Lemuel Hogge, b. February 20, 1928; d. December 17, 2004

Horace Snead Hogge (Bud), b. February 3, 1930; d. October 12, 1996

v. Dora Marie Hogge, b. May 17, 1904; d. December 2, 1974

m. Irvin Gerald Rorrer, December 16, 1921; b. January 28, 1897; d. April 26, 1981

Children:

Ruth Roland Rorrer, b. March 17, 1922; d. March 1922

Irvin Rorrer, b. March 16, 1923

Lewis Rorrer, b. March 31, 1926; d. March 9, 1975

Third marriage: March 29, 1911 to Mary Magdalena West, b. March 14, 1889; d. February 1972 (daughter of Jack West and Lucy Coates)

Children:

vi. Thelma Hogge

m. Howard Drew

vii. Elizabeth Hogge

viii. Dorothy Hogge

ix. Betty Jean Hogge

x. Joseph Hogge

xi. Amos Hogge

xii. George Curtis Hogge, b. Abt. 1912

xiii. Enoch Hogge, d. November 6, 1928

xiv. John L. Hogge, b. Abt. 1916

xv. Jack Hogge, b. April 3, 1916, d. 1916 (died from Marasmus)

xvi. Rosa E. Hogge, b. Abt. 1918

xvii. Adalaid Hogge, b. 1923; d. February 19, 1999

xviii. William Preston Hogge, b. February 19, 1926

m. Elizabeth Whitehurst

Children:

Robert Calvin Hogge

Margie Hogge

xix. Edward Franklin Hogge, b. Abt. 1929

(An article about George W. Hogge)
T’AINT OYSTER LAND IT WAS,CAP’N SIGHS AFTER 78 YEARS
G. W. Hogge Regrets Changes That Time Has Brought Since He Stood on a Box in His Pa’s Dugout Canoe
By Davis Barker
These are the shore years now and the Old Captain lives in his little cabin off Long Creed between Lynnhaven and Broad Bay. In fair weather when the rheumatism isn’t so bad, he can still go out in his flatboat and tong up a dozen bushels of plump, juicy Lynnhaven oysters. But 84 years have taken their toll and he isn’t the champion oysterman he once was. “T’aint the oyster country it once was, either,” the Captain said.The Captain – Capt. G. W. Hogge – shifted his plug of tobacco, and sniffing the wind’s direction, spat to leeward. A query on the state of the oyster trade brought a sour look to his weather-burnished face. He took a line down a row of oyster-bed stakes with a measuring, sailorman’s eye. “Nothing to speak of,” he said with finality.--For 78 Years he knew what he was talking about. Man and boy, for 78 years, Captain Hogge has been an oysterman, and his father before him, grandfather and great-grandfather too. “Guess the Hogges been oystermen as long as anybody knows,” the Captain allowed. “I started when I was six, a standin’ on a box cullboard. Been oysterin’ ever since.Those were the days, the Captain thinks. Oystermen made their own canoes out of logs and tonged with care, throwing back unusable oysters to enrich the beds. In that dispilined school, he grew up. When but is , he had his own 250-bushel boat with which he supplied oysters to Norfolk to Baltimore.

JOHN RICHARD HOGG

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Nickname: Jack

Born: June 27, 1836 in Gloucester Co. VA

Died: April 8, 1919 in Middlesex Co. VA

He was married twice

(in his son’s obituary, George W. Hogge, it shows John’s wife as being Sallie Foster)

Children:

Eudora Hogg – b. September 1857 d. June 24, 1909

Joseph Stephen D. Hogg – b. May 1859 d. about 1963

John R. Hogge – b. about 1864 d. before 1880

George Washington Hogge – b. April 4, 1867 d. October 21, 1951

Edward J. Hogg – b. May 3, 1868 d. May 1, 1949

NOTE:

George and John both have the “e” added to their last name

Occupation: Oysterman. When he was a teenager, he built his own dug-out canoe from which he oystered. It was told by the wife of William (Poor Boy) Hogg (his Dad), that Jack Hogg drowned while on a ferry boat. He was buried in Middlesex County in the Churchview Cemetary. Jack is in a line of unmarked graves of relatives, 4 rows from the tombstone of Aubrey and Sallie Redd, between the tombstones and the line of trees on the road to King & Queen. He was 82 yrs. when he died.

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JOHN RICHARD HOGG (JACK)

b. June 27, 1836; d. April 8, 1919 (drowned while on a ferry boat)

First marriage: Sarah Foxwell b. Abt. 1832; d. Bef. 1899; m. December 3, 1856

(Daughter of Soloman and Nancy Ann Foxwell)

Children:1. Eudora Hogg, b. September 1857; d. June 24, 1909 (Uremic poisoning)

m. July 1, 1875 to William O. Sewell (son of John Sewell & Elizabeth Stevens)

b. February 1845; d. January 25, 1920 (Uremic Poisoning)

Note about William Sewell: his occupation was oysterman & fisherman. His grandson remembers him as being a tall, big man, rather glum, was always afraid the boys would do something to his boat. He was an oysterman by trade and lived on his boat after his wife died. The "O" in his name stood for Overton but there is no proof.

Children:i. Virginia Viola Anne Sewell, b. February 29, 1876; d. February 26, 1952

first marriage: Japeth Redd, December 30, 1896 (farmer)

second marriage: Richard Hammie Marshall, December 30, 1908 (Plantation overseer & farmer)

ii. Sarah Katherine Sewell, b. May 29, 1878; d. August 4, 1953

m. William Aubrey Redd, May 3, 1899

iii. Billie Sewell, b. September 1889; d. November 16, 1912 (sawmill hand)

2. Joseph Stephen D. Hogg, b. March 1863

m. Mary Oliver, January 22, 1880

3. John R. Hogge, b. Abt. 1864; d. Bef. 1880 (drowned in Parrotts Creek in Middlesex Co., VA)

4. George Washington Hogge , b. April 4, 1867; d. October 21, 1951

5. Edward J. Hogg, b. May 3, 1868; d. May 1, 1949

first marriage: Theodosia Carlton, October 23, 1892; b. Abt. 1877; d. Bef. March 4, 1899

(daughter of James Carlton and Mary Walton)

Children:

i. Eddie F. Hogg, b. August 1893; m. Bessie Brooks, June 3, 1913

ii. John R. Hogg, b. August 1895

iii. Theodosia Hogg, b. December 1897; m. Jeff A. Davis, May 13, 1913

second wife: Anna Belle Thrift, March 20, 1899; b. July 20, 1878; d. June 2, 1972

(daughter of James Thrift and Emma Newbill)

Children:

iv. James Henry Hogg, b. December 16, 1899; d. October 25, 1980

m. Maria Coppie Marshall, December 22, 1926

v. Lannie R. Hogg, b. June 8, 1902; d. August 12 1966

m. Grace Williams, Abt. 1925

vi. Ruby A. Hogg, b. June 14, 1905; d. October 24, 1984

m. Harold Lamberth, February 12, 1927

vii. Carroll George Hogg, b. August 29, 1907; d. July 18, 1975

viii. Preston Earl Hogg, b. March 2, 1908; d. October 30, 1971

m. Gladys Virginia Ward, May 28, 1938

ix. Garland L. Hogg, b. October 9, 1912; d. October 1978

m. Mabel Roth, Abt. 1935

x. Catherine Hogg, b. May 15, 1915

m. Emmett Dickson, Abt. 1936

xi. Ruth Minnie Hogg, b. March 17, 1921

first marriage: Irvin Milton Marshall, July 8, 1938

second marriage: Joe Lacher, Abt. 1950

Second marriage: Nannie Davis, b. April 5, 1878; d. April 6, 1930 (died from uremia, chronic nephritis, chronic myocarditis); m. March 2, 1899

(Daughter of James and Mary Davis)

Child: Raymond Lee Hogge, Sr., b. April 1, 1903; d. November 17, 1964

first marriage: Louise Fay Marshall, June 2, 1924

(daughter of Miles Marshall and Emma Wyatt)

Children:i. Raymond Lee Hogge Jr.

ii. Milton Lee Hogge

iii. Christine Hogge

iv. Alma Hogge, b. Abt. 1925; d. December 8, 2000

WILLIAM HOGG

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Born: about 1810 in Gloucester Co. VA

Died: before 1880 in Gloucester Co. VA

Married: about 1825 in Gloucester Co. VA to Martha (married twice)

Children:

Son Hogg – b. about 1825

Daughter Hogg – b. about 1825

William Hogg – b. about 1827 d. about 1852

Son Hogg – b. about 1830

John Richard Hogg – b. June 27, 1836 d. April 8, 1919

George Washington Hogg – b. about 1840 d. before 1910

Robert Hogg – b. about 1843

William Hogg

Thomas Carey Company

21st Regiment, Virginia Militia

Rank: Private

Time of service: 3 months, 4 days

Nickname: “Poor Boy”

DANIEL HOGG

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Married: Catharine

Children: John Hogg – b. about 1799 d. January 1871

William Hogg – b. about 1810 d. before 1880

He served in the War of 1812

Thomas Carey Company

21st Regiment, Virginia Militia from March 1814 to January 8, 1815

Rank: 1st Corporal

Time of service: 3 months, 25 days

DANIEL AND CATHARINE HOGG'S FAMILY

First child: John Hogg b. Abt. 1799; d. January 1871

He died at the age of 72 years from consumption

Occupation: Oysterman

m. Elizabeth ?

Child:

Mildred Hogg b. Abt. 1819; d. October 1868, Gloucester Co., VA

Second child: William Hogg (Poor Boy) b. Abt. 1810; d. Bef. 1880, Gloucester Co., VA

First marriage: Martha ?; b. Abt. 1806; d. Bef. 1855

children:

1. son Hogg; b. 1825

2. Dau Hogg; b. Abt. 1825

3. William Hogg; b. Abt. 1827

m. Martha E.; Abt. 1852

4. son Hogg; b. 1830

5. John Richard Hogg; b. June 27, 1836; d. April 8, 1919

6. James N. Hogg; b. Abt. 1838; oysterman

m. Susan M. Pointer; April 26, 1866

7. George Washington Hogg; b. Abt. 1840; d. Bef. 1910

first marriage: Elvina Blake; b. Abt. 1855; m. February 13, 1871

second marriage: Isabella Heywood; b. June 1865; m. February 11, 1886

child: Ada Hogg; b. December 1888

8. Robert Hogg; b. Abt. 1843

Second marriage: Mildred Reynolds; b. Abt. 1826 (this was her second married too)

Her first marriage was to William Hogg (his parents were John & Milsey Hogg)

married: October 3, 1855

child: Martha E. Hogg; b. Abt. 1859

HOGGE FAMILY CREST

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Spelling variation include: Hogg, Hogge, Hoag, Hogue, Hoig and others.

First found in Durham where they were located from very ancient times, some say well before the Norman Conquest and the arrival of Duke William at Hastings in 1066 AD.

Some of the first settlers of this name or some of its variants were Daniel Hogg, settled in Boston in 1651; along with John & Nellie Bernard, Charles, James, John, Peter, Richard and William Hogue all arrived in Philadelphia between 1840 and 1860.

Motto translated: Glory Gives Strength
English and Scottish decent