Hoge - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Estelle Hoge Campbell

margiesouth96 — 2012-03-25 21:06:38Z

Searching for photos of this person, who lived in Bellefontaine, OH, b. 1853, d. 1922. Husband John Q. A. Campbell, children Bertha Stinchcomb and Claire Southard.

Re: William Barbara Hoge

EAZiegler61 — 2012-03-15 18:06:26Z

Hello,
My connection to William Hoge and Barbara Hume is different than yours, so I probably can't help much. Mine is William>William>Solomon>William>Kenworthy>James Clayton (my 2nd great grandfather). They were mostly from Loudoun Co., VA and then Kenworthy came to Ohio. The relatives I knew were from Massilllon, OH. Also, James Clayton's wife and three of his children ended up in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

I search every lead and have found a lot through old newspaper archives, grave stones, personal property tax records, wills, and estate appraisals. I also Google the names of some of the married couples and where they resided. Doing this has brought up a few bios. Check with the counties they lived in, too. Some have old records and can help you.

Best of luck in your search.

~Elizabeth

Re: William Barbara Hoge

kimwellsbarr — 2012-03-15 05:50:27Z

I have traced my ancestry to Will and Barbara. thru their son, William>George>William>Jesse>James A.> Samuel > Grady Hogue of Blacksburg, Cherokee, SC. Grady was my grandfather. His mother, Alice P. Martin also came from Hogues,(I hope from a different line!) Alice < Mary Ellen Hogue Martin < ? Hogue and Malissa Stewart. Do you have any info on this line of Hogues. They mostly resided in York Co., SC. Can you help?

Re: Hoge Family Origination

carolshoguebeck — 2012-01-14 22:07:58Z

I'm sorry to say I'm stuck on "my" Hoges in Arkansas and Missouri in 1850s, so I haven't traced anyone anywhere before then. However, the "end"of my lineage is in North Central Texas. There are Hoges in Southern, Texas, too. They are also on his message board.
Good luck.
Carol Hogue Beck (The spelling was changed sometime after 1923 - no one knows why).

Re: Hoge Family Origination

mzblueiz — 2012-01-11 22:47:30Z

wojciechhoge, please contact me directly at mzblueiz@yahoo.com. My Hoge family is also from Pommerania. I've traced them back only as far as the early 1800's in Treptow, Greifenberg.

Carol

Re: William Joseph Hoge--AR/TX

carolshoguebeck — 2012-01-08 20:15:29Z

Hello again. Just to remind you...you emailed me several months back and we were supposed to get out "minds" together, one of these days. One of my main focuses this year is to really work on genealogy. I have recently found a link that I think may have found William Joseph Hoge's father and his father. I don't remember if I gave you the information I had from William Joseph till today. Email me back at carolsbeck@yahoo.com and we'll get started again.
Carol Hogue Beck

Re: Samuel Harris Hoge, SR-from Virginia

rmb97 — 2011-12-27 20:54:33Z

Steve:
I have a copy of the Hoge Family History at home;a fairly thick book. I don't have the exact title, but will check this evening. I hope you and your family had a great XMAS. Thanks, Robert (Buster).

Re: Hoge/Hume Family

francesmiller724 — 2011-10-11 22:41:11Z

i am trying to find info on my grandfather harry s hayes,he was cherokee born in monroe. pa 1895 moved to paw paw,wv married cecil gross had two sons worked on the b/o rr. left the family moved to holiday cove to live with charles. wife ethel noxdorf worked in steel mill from there i donot know.i have a pic of my father harry f hayes standing in a rocking chair looks to be 3 yrs.on the back it states first little hogie mailed to pa adressed to harry s hayes.other family members have info but are not willing to share.hopeing you can help me. thank you very much. frankie825@comcast.net

Re: Hoge – Howe Family, Pulaski VA

bateswi — 2011-08-04 18:09:58Z

Mr. Wilson --

I have not reached out to Mr. Kirk. Too much going on here. I'm near Charleston, SC and am not able to get up to Pulaski right now. Maybe in future.

Is your Joseph Howe the one b 1729 - d 1794 or a later person? Joseph is my 4th g-grandfather. I also have a Joseph Howe, son of Maj. Daniel Howe. He would be my 2nd great uncle, I think.

I concur about the relationship between the Howes in the U.S. and Viscount Scrope Howe. I've seen nothing that indicates there is any kind of connection. I fear the Howe connection to England will remain a mystery.

When (if) I plan a trip to Sunnyside, I will reach out to you. If you decide to go there, please let me know; maybe we can collaborate.

Regards,
Bill Bates

Re: Hoge – Howe Family, Pulaski VA

ThomasWilson12 — 2011-08-04 16:15:11Z

Did you obtain permission from Mr. Kirk to visit the Howe cemetery? Joseph Howe is my 6th grandfather through Rebecca Howe. I do wish to visit Sunnyside this fall to see Joseph's cemetery and would like to obtain directions and permission as well. I've done some research and have learned that Joseph Howe was not a brother to the Viscount Howes (Richard and William), nor the son of James Howe (son of Lt. Gen Emanual Scrope Howe), as per many undocumented Internet claims. He may have been the son of one John Howe, Gentleman of Woodford, Essex, who disinherited his eldest son Joseph in his probated will of 1747 (Prerogative Court of Canterbury). This Joseph was baptised at St. Bartholomew by the Exchange (London) in 1704. Thank you. Thomas Wilson

Re: William Hoge marries PRIOR to Barbara Hume

BDH1938 — 2011-01-23 03:25:17Z

Curious about some dates that don’t add up.
Does anyone have info on William Hoge III 1726-1815 and wife Esther Ewing c.1727-bef 1794, that had a daughter Ann Hoge 1756-1817 that may have had an illegitimate daughter by the name of Hannah Hoge/Jenkins 1772-1854 ? Looks like Hannah also had a daughter out of wed lock name Ruth Jenkins 1788-.
Thanks, GenFamSearch@aol.com

Re: Hoge – Howe Family, Pulaski VA

bateswi — 2011-01-11 02:22:01Z

Check that. I meant to say Listen to the Mockingbird. Duh!

BB

Re: Hoge – Howe Family, Pulaski VA

bateswi — 2011-01-11 02:20:27Z

You have To Kill a Mocking Bird? Cool. I don't; sister has my mother's copy.

BB

Re: Hoge – Howe Family, Pulaski VA

JimVailVA — 2011-01-11 00:19:41Z

Assumed correctly. While I've been to Belle Hampton a half dozen times, I've never been to Sunnyside or any of the other parts of the adjacent properties. The only map I have is in the front of "Listen to the Mockingbird" (attached).

Re: Hoge – Howe Family, Pulaski VA

bateswi — 2011-01-10 21:15:18Z

Hey Jim --

I assume Susan D(last name redacted)in Lynchburg is your cousin? I've put in a call to her. I've attached three image files pertaining to Sunnyside. This -- to my knowledge -- is the Daniel Howe homestead. I have a rough estimate of where the house is located, but I can't see it on Google maps satellite.

Let me know if you get these files
Bill Bates in Charleston

Re: Hoge – Howe Family, Pulaski VA

bateswi — 2011-01-05 13:13:52Z

Thanks --

I'll write him.

Major Daniel Howe-->John Dunbar Howe-->Agnes Shannon Howe-->Margaret Boyd DeJarnette-->Agnes DeJarnette Crawford-->William Bates

Agnes Shannon Howe was born at Sunnyside and of course Daniel is buried there. I have a pen&ink picture of Sunnyside if you'd like to see it. It's framed, so I'll take a digital photo of it and attempt to post it here.

thnx again-

Bill Bates
Charleston, SC

Re: Hoge – Howe Family, Pulaski VA

JimVailVA — 2011-01-05 03:32:58Z

My line goes: Daniel Howe --> Eleanor Haven Howe --> Eliza Hoge --> James Hoge Tyler (Governor of Virginia 1898-1902 and my GG Grandfather).

My cousin (who owns Belle Hampton, not Sunnyside) says that Randal J. Kirk, the CEO of New River Pharmaceuticals, (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randal_J._Kirk) owns the rest of the property up there now. As I understand it, the cemetery sits on his land.

Re: Hoge – Howe Family, Pulaski VA

bateswi — 2011-01-05 02:29:56Z

Hey Jim-

I was talking about Sunnyside. I didn't realize that Belle Hampton (it was Hayfield in the early day, I think) was right next door.

We are cousins; Daniel Howe was my 3rd-great grandfather. My great-grandmother was Agnes Shannon Howe (who married a DeJarnette)who was born at Sunnyside.

Maybe your cousin who owns Sunnyside would let me visit and take a picture or two.

thnx-

Bill Bates
Charleston, SC

Re: Hoge – Howe Family, Pulaski VA

JimVailVA — 2011-01-05 00:02:40Z

Which home are you all referring to? Sunnyside or Belle Hampton? Daniel Howe was my 5th great grandfather, and I believe they are all buried at Sunnyside. My cousin now own the adjoining property known as Belle Hampton. I'm checking with her to see if any family cemetaries are located on that property.

Re: Hoge Family Origination

JimVailVA — 2011-01-05 00:00:09Z

Re: Hoge – Howe Family, Pulaski VA

bateswi — 2011-01-04 21:04:02Z

You are fantastic. I figure -- if nothing else -- I'll try to locate the property and then call or mail the owner.

According to my data, Daniel Howe (1758-1838) was my 3rd-great grandfather. Daniels grand-daughter was Agnes Shannon Howe, my great-grandmother.

Bill in Charleston SC

Re: Hoge – Howe Family, Pulaski VA

WilliamTerrell71 — 2011-01-04 20:23:58Z

My husband is a 4th Great-Grandson of Daniel Howe. We have gone to the Dublin VA area 2-3 times to try and see the house. We were given directions by a family member, but were told that the cemetery is not accessible to the public---we have taken pix of the gate leading to the house etc, and from the road you can see buildings in the distance. There is a NO TRESPASSING sign by the entrance to the long drive leading to the homes. I am sending you the directions we received a few years ago to find the location of Sunnyside--they follow:

"If you want to get to the vicinity of the cemetery, take Route 100 north out of Dublin, Pulaski County, VA, to Highland Road (about 4 to 5 miles north of Dublin), turn right on Highland Rd, go about one and 1/2 miles, and you will see two old stone pillars and a gate on the north/left side of the road. We have attached a photo of this gate and the view into the valley. Sunnyside was across the valley, along Back Creek. You will probably need a detailed map to find these roads."

If you are interested, I can send you copies of the photos we were able to take, from the road. It is possible that by now the road, and therefore the cemetery, is more accessible, but I don't know how to find out that information.

Anyway, hope this helps. Good luck!

Dianne Terrell

Hoge – Howe Family, Pulaski VA

bateswi — 2011-01-04 18:38:30Z

I'm trying to locate the cemetery at Sunnyside, Back Creek, Pulaski County, Virginia where Howes and Hoges are buried. My g-grandmother was a Howe.

I have a picture of the house but I haven't a clue where it is in Pulaski County. Can anyone offer assistance or point me to some of the Hoge or Howe family who might know?

Bill Bates
Charleston SC

Re: Hoge Family Origination

mzblueiz — 2010-11-07 19:23:46Z

Hello, I'm very excited to hear from you!!! My Hoge family also originated in Pommerania. They were from the towns of Treptow, Belbuck and Gutzlaffshagen. I've traced them back to the early 1830's. Please contact me (mzblueiz@yahoo.com). It sounds like our families could be connected!!

Carol

Re: Hoge Family Origination

wojciechhoge — 2010-11-06 15:01:07Z

Hi,
I try to get to the roots of my family, at least as far as possible. I live in Poland, Pommerania site to be exact. My family lives here for over 100 years and that is documented. Unfortunately there was a fire in the office before the war and it is difficult to get the info now. There is a possibility that Hoge family came here from Holland as my city used to be first trading port in Poland back in the 18th century. Well, anyway, I just thought someone might help or look for more traces. Good Luck

Re: Hoge, Green County, Pennsylvania

pimsner_metz — 2010-10-21 03:19:46Z

From what i can see you got a lot of information. Please send me what you can to pimsner_metz@yahoo.com. I would love to converse with you. My tree is Pimsner. Maybe what I have can help. Thank You

PS Have you been able to find out who were the parents of Hannah, Sarah, James & Isaac?

Re: Hoge, Green County, Pennsylvania

GLester8838 — 2010-10-21 02:59:56Z

I don't know anything about Isabelle Repass, but have been collecting data trying to find the family of my 2nd great Grandmother, Hannah Hoge, born 1806 Greene Co., Penn. Hannah had a sister, Sarah 1803, and is said to have had two brothers, Isaac 1801, and James 1797.

John M. Hoge, Sr. 1855, was the grandson of Isaac Hoge and Lavina McGlumphy.

I can offer this from a family group sheet. E-mail me if you want me to send the group sheet via e-mail.

Gloria
gclester at juno.com

Family Group Sheet 20 October 2010
1
Husband John M. HOGE Sr.
Birth January 1855 Ohio
Marriage 28 August 1879 Wayne Co., West Virginia
Father Hugh HOGE (1831-1909)
Mother Rachel Amanda GRIGSBY (1835-1909)
Wife Isabelle A. (Belle) REPASS
Birth August 1864 West Virginia
Death abt 14 September 1932 Glouster, Athens Co., Ohio
Father
Mother
Children
1 M Hugh HOGE
Birth 26 October 1881 Bishopville, Morgan Co., Ohio
Death 18 December 1937 Trimble Twp, Athens Co, . Ohio
Burial 21 December 1937 Glouster, Athens Co., Ohio
Spouse R___? UNKNOWN (1879- )
Marriage abt 1899 Athens Co., Ohio
2 M Charles William HOGE
Birth 14 February 1883 Kentucky
Death February 1966 Glouster, Athens Co., Ohio
Spouse Minnie UNKNOWN (1885- )
Marriage abt 1907
3 F Amanda HOGE
Birth April 1885 Virginia
4 F Mary Cook HOGE
Birth 4 June 1886 Wayne Co., Kentucky
Death 13 July 1953 Bay Village, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio
Burial 16 July 1953 Ridgeville Cemetery, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio
Spouse Unknown ANDERSON ( -1953)
Marriage Ohio
5 F Florence HOGE
Birth June 1890 Ohio
6 M John HOGE Jr.
Birth 21 March 1893 Oakdale, Athens Co., Ohio
Death 16 August 1975 Glouster, Athens Co., Ohio
Burial 19 August 1975 Maplewood Cemetery, Trimble Twp, Athens County, Ohio
Spouse Daisy JENNINGS (1896-1951)
Marriage abt 1914 Ohio
7 F Olive HOGE
Birth November 1895 Ohio
8 M Leonard Albert HOGE
Birth 30 November 1898 Ohio
Death 2 June 1921 Humble Twp., Athens Co., Ohio
Burial 4 June 1921 Glouster, Athens Co., Ohio
Spouse Unknown UNKNOWN ( - )
Marriage abt 1921 Athens Co., Ohio
9 M William HOGE
Birth 18 December 1900 Glouster, Athens Co., Ohio
Spouse Loral WHITING (1903-1939)
Marriage abt 1924 Ohio
10 F Ethel HOGE
Birth abt 1903 Ohio
11 M Harold (Doe) HOGE
Birth 10 December 1905 Ohio
Death 30 December 1976 Glouster, Athens Co., Ohio
Burial 3 January 1977 Glouster Cemetery
Spouse Gladys NUTTER (1906- )
Marriage abt 1924 Ohio
Spouse Marilyn NICHOLSON ( - )
Marriage Ohio
12 M George I. HOGE
Birth abt 1909 Ohio
Death 2 June 1921 Humble Twp., Athens Co., Ohio
Burial 4 June 1921 Glouster, Athens Co., Ohio
HUSBAND NOTES: John M. HOGE Sr.
General:
Wayne Co., West Virginia, Marriage License
John Hoge, age 25 yrs, born Green Co., Pennsylvania
Parents: Hugh & Rachel Hoge
Nania Bell Repass, age 14 yrs., born Tazewell Co., Virginia

Re: Hoge, Green County, Pennsylvania

pimsner_metz — 2010-10-20 22:40:12Z

I am a descendent. Curious on why they got married there. Have photo of Charles Wheeler. Not sure on who had family in the area. Was able to track down some of John Hoge's kin but do not have anything on Isabelle Repass. From what I was told her mother died giving birth & she helped raise her siblings. She supposedly lived with her grandparents & grew up on one of the Harrison plantations. So, the answer to your question...anything & everything.
Thanks

Re: Hoge, Green County, Pennsylvania

GLester8838 — 2010-10-20 01:16:51Z

I just found that marriage record yesterday. West Virginia has a pretty nice on-line record site.

Exactly what are you trying to find out about John Hoge and Isabelle Repass?

Gloria

Hoge, Green County, Pennsylvania

pimsner_metz — 2010-10-19 02:16:11Z

Looking for any information on Isabelle Repass or John Hoge (Hogue). Marriage Record... On Aug 23, 1879, Nania Belle (Isabelle) Repass of Tazewell, Virginia & daughter of Eaman Repass and Mary Parks, married John Hoge of Richhill, Green County, Pennsylvania & son of Hugh Hoge and Rachel Grigsby. Couple was married at home of Charles Wheeler in Wayne County, West Virginia. Please forward all questions or information to pimsner_metz@yahoo.com Thank YOU!

OBIT Luella Hoge ENGLUND 1951 Overbrook, PA

SueAnnRobson — 2010-08-26 22:02:05Z

From the Philadelphia Inquirer, Feb 1951:

ENGLUND - Of 6401 Church Rd of Overbrook, on Feb 7, 1951. LUELLE HOGE, wife of A. Hillmer Englund and mother of Mrs. Frank Silliman, 3rd, aged 83 years. Services for relatives and friends on Sat. 1:30 P.M. at Oliver H. Bair's. 1820 CHestnut st. Int. private.

Please note: I am not related to the deceased.

Re: Lots of genealogy on the Hoge/Hume family

aprilshowers82 — 2010-08-20 00:04:47Z

I too have been trying to connect Barbara to the documented Humes. What was your source for Sir James's brother bailing Him and William Hoge out of Jail? I have been unable to locate either of them on the roster of persons imprisoned in Dunnotter. My research has led me to believe that there are a few discrepencies in the old story, but I can neither prove or disprove that.

What I have found is a book (i'll have to find the name again in my notes) written in 1890. This book make reference to a "Miss Hume" who came to Perth Amboy around the same time as Dr. John Johnstone from Edinburgh. She is listed as his sister's daughter. The book states it is not known what happened to her parents. Dr. John Johnstone came to the colonies willingly in Dec 1685 on board the "Henry and Francis" the "Caledonia" made that same journey leaving one week before the "Henry and Francis". This is the same John Johnstone who married Ephram Scott. Interestingly, Ephram's parents both died of some kind of pestulence on the journey over and John Johnstone became her protector. This is all well documented. Ephram's father was George Scott Laird of Pitlochie who had been in prison as a dissenter but was released on the condition he cammand a ship of prisoners to the colonies.

So where does this leave Barbara? My current theory is that she was orphaned in Scotland and William Hoge was some sort of friend of the family who accompanied her to live with her uncle. I am not entirely convinced Sir James was even imprisoned as a dissenter because I have not found one James Hume in any list of dissenters. But I am almost 100% convinced that he never made it to the ship. I think it is possible Ephram and Barbara's stories got mixed up. I also think it is possible the date 1682 comes from documentation of a William Hogg in the colonies in the year 1682. This man, however, was a surveyor for William Penn. He has a completely different documented wife and list of children and is clearly not our William Hoge.

The Hume families I am currently researching as possible ancestors for Barbara are Humes of Blackadder, Manderston, Hume of Home, Ninewells, Kimmerghame and Coldenknowes. These families all link back to the Humes of Wedderburn and intermarried a lot. I do believe the David Hume Sir James is supposed to have been the great Nephew of is David Hume of Godscroft.

Re: JOHN HAYS,MARY RAGAN

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Re: Lots of genealogy on the Hoge/Hume family

marsamifw — 2010-06-15 23:58:37Z

Do you know anything about a Barack Hoge marr Experience Doty in PA early 1800s???? I don't know where they were living but they are both listed on Anthony Doty's death record as child/husband in Morgan Twp, Greene Co. PA. I know you are doing research in a different state but maybe it will all connect. Is there anything in that book that you have???
Thx,
Marsi

Re: Hoge/Hume Family

kimwellsbarr — 2010-05-01 08:34:17Z

I am a Hogue descendant from William, William Jr. George, William, Jesse, James A. Does Tyler's book discuss what happened with this line. I have seen parts of it, but Tyler didn't seem to have a lot of info.

Re: William Hoge marries PRIOR to Barbara Hume

yoiyful — 2010-03-31 21:09:10Z

hello, i just want to say that Barbara Price's information matches what I have found to be true. William was NOT married before Barbara, he married Mary Hardin (sp?) after the death of Barbara, which then her name became Mary Hoge... and from what I can tell, they (mary and william) didn't have children together since they married in their older years.
I believe that the will that Barbara Price posted confirms this. :)

Re: Hume/Hoge Line

aprilshowers82 — 2010-03-27 00:23:29Z

I have been trying to solve this frustrating wall for months. The "Caledonia" reportedly sailed in 1682 carrying Scotch Irish settlers to the colonies, however, it made another journey in 1685 one week before the "Henry and Francis". This journey was captained by Lord Neil Campbell and carried prisoners banished to the America's. On board the "Henry and Francis" was Dr. John Johnstone from Edinburgh. I have come across a book published in 1899 ("New Aberdeen or the Scotch Settlement of Monmouth Co. NJ". written by James Steen A.M. counselor at law) that states a "Miss Hume" (his sister's daughter) came to the colonies at the same time as Dr. Johnstone and was sent to live with him upon landing in NJ. I am starting to beleive a simple error in transcription was made and the Hume family was aboard the "Caledonia" in 1685, not 1682. I hope if this is indeed the case, more leads can open up to the lineage of Barbara. One more thing, Barbara, by legend is the great grand niece of David Hume of Godscroft a famous Scottish author and historian who is descended from Robert the Bruce by his grandmother Allison Douglas. David Hume of Godscroft is from the Wedderburn line of the Hume/Home clan. This prestigious clan intermarried A LOT and all members are descended from the Earls of Dunbar and Kenneth MacAplpine the first recognized King of Scotland.

Re: Hume/Hoge Line

jdwengert — 2010-03-25 14:42:24Z

Barbara,

Would it be possible to get some of this information please. I have been trying to connect this, but have been brought to a stand still by confusing information. I would love to see what you have found.

Thanks Tami

Re: Hume/Hoge Line

aprilshowers82 — 2009-10-21 01:43:55Z

I am a decendent of Barbara Hume and William Hoge. I would be very interested in your sources linking Barbara back to Robert Bruce. I had originally linked Barbara's father James with the line of George Hume of Wedderburn and Katherine Morrison, this line goes back to Robert Bruce, but all of my research lists only one son George born in 1641. All other attempts to link James to the Wedderburn family further back or even other lines of Humes have been fruitless. I haven't erased the information I've collected on the Barons of Wedderburn, because I'd hate to lose it and then discover a link. I would love any new information or documents to site for this family!

Re: Lots of genealogy on the Hoge/Hume family

kimwellsbarr — 2009-07-14 04:40:56Z

Hi! I have seen parts of that Hoge book, but my ancestry link is one of those that the author did not elaborate on. My 3rd greatgrandfather was Jesse A. Hogue whose father was William,I believe. He was born @1823 in Rutherford, NC, but lived in York Co.,SC. His father William is supposed to be decended from William Sr. and Barbara Hume Hoge through their son, William Jr. and his son George. I am having touble confirming the link from William Jr. to Jesse to my satisfaction, so any info you have would be most appreciated.

HOGE John Y and Harriet M

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-07 01:33:45Z

HOGE John Y and Harriet M

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,355 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Hoge Family Origination

carolshoguebeck — 2008-12-18 03:18:28Z

I've just started genealogy, and only have my side of the Hoges (from Texas) to Arkansas in 1880. There are several Hoges here in the south, none of which seem to be related to me. My grandfather changed the spelling of Hoge to Hogue sometime in the 1920s. I have been unable to find my line before that. Don't know if this is a help.
Carol Beck

Re: William Joseph Hoge--AR/TX

carolshoguebeck — 2008-12-06 01:58:30Z

William Joseph Hoge was the father of my grandfather, Everett and his sister, Lucy. They also had a daughter, Molly who died at 5 years of age. He and Mandy King divorced and he remarried. I have all the info. You had the info about W.J.s dad dying and also Daniel dying, thank you for posting it. Please contact me, carolsbeck@yahoo.com or 940-665-1100.

Re: Hogue/Moyer/Watkins

carolshoguebeck — 2008-12-06 01:42:02Z

My grandfather, Everett was the son of William Joseph. Lucy was Everett's sister. A note talks about Molly Hoge (5 years old) dying in 1889 and buried south of Van Buren. HIs mother was Mary Moyer and had a stepbrother named D.M. Watkins. Everett changed the spelling of the Hoge name sometime in the '20s. I have all his info since 1880, when he was 21. Contact me, please. 940-665-1100 or carolsbeck@yahoo.com.

Re: Hogue/Moyer/Watkins

carolshoguebeck — 2008-12-05 17:41:55Z

I am the great granddaughter of W. H. Hoge whose mother was Mary Henderson Moyer. He was a stepbrother of Daniel Watkins. Please email me at carolsbeck@yahoo.com for any info on Everett that you need. The earliest I've been able to find Everett's father, W.T. was in the 1880 census, but have all of Everett's history. Or you can call me at 940-665-1100.
Thanks, Carol Beck.

Re: HOGE/MOYER/WATKINS

carolshoguebeck — 2008-12-05 17:36:21Z

I am granddaughter of Everett Hoge, whose mother was Mary Henderson Moyer. Tried to email Dani and FWatkins, but emails didn't go through. I have all the Hoge info on this line in Texas. Please call me at 940665-1100 or email me at carolsbeck@#yahoo.com.

Re: William Hoge / scotland

KMOVERSTREET1 — 2008-10-07 02:12:03Z

I HAVE INFORMATION THAT YES WILLIAM HOGE (1660-1749) WAS MARRIED TO BARBARA HUME. THEY WERE MARRIED IN 1668. HOWEVER I HAVE THAT WILLIAM HOGE'S PARENTS WERE SIR JAMES HOGE AND HE MARRIED BARBARA ROBERTSON. SIR JAMES HOGE WAS BORN IN MUSSELBOROUGH, SCOTLAND IN 1634.

Re: George Tyler Hoge Family from Virginia to Colorado 1870s

genealogy1279 — 2008-09-18 03:26:09Z

I have nothing to add, but have been working on The Family of Hoge for some years now. And would appreciate being kept abreast of any developments in this area.

www.palmspringsbum.org/tree

Re: DNA Project - Hoge, Hoag, Hogg et.al.

JoanOgg6954 — 2008-08-22 11:44:10Z

The Hogg DNA Project has been updated with new members and results.
View the pedigree info at
http://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/hogg/pats
and the results at
http://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/hogg/results .
Join Us

Re: Hoge/Hume Family

dhogge065 — 2008-08-15 18:09:11Z

"Family of Hoge" by James Hoge Tyler is available from Quinton publications:

http://www.quintinpublications.com/qp/H211/Hm_Hp/Hoge