Hogans of Colonial Fauquier and Prince William Counites, Virginia
A New Revised Reconstruction of Families based on existing records
This update revised 16 May 2022, planetmurphy.org, James R. Murphy
This Chapter has the following Hogans
(First-1). John Hogan (unknown birth date and death date) is recorded in 1710 with 740 acres in today’s Prince William County, VA. Possibly, he is the earliest Hogan in the area. There is no clue to his estimated birth date, his wife is not identified, and his records are too few to reconstruct his family. Stafford County, Virginia Courthouse lost most records. The next set of John Hogan records in Prince William County begin 1742, which possibly suggests a different John Hogan.
(First-2). William Hogan (ca1675-1734) married ~1705 Elizabeth Griffin). In 1733 Prince William County, VA, they sold 409 acres on a branch of Occoquan River (now in Fairfax Co.), land granted to Walter Griffin, deceased, which reverted to Elizabeth Griffin his only sister and heir. In November 1734, this William Hogan - deceased had his estate administration in Brunswick County (southeastern Virginia) where the family moved. Their detailed history is in William Hogan (~1675) chapter.
(Part-A). William Hogan “I” (ca1695 to 1754 – has will) and wife Margaret _ who has a 1767 will: Immigration date, parents are not known, and zero family records require this family’s reconstruction. Died before French-Indian War of 1755. He was a Stafford County, Virginia tobacco grower in 1724 with 4018 plants and later a blacksmith. Surname was often spelled “Hogain” after 1762, but became Hogan again when one branch migrated to Logan Co., KY. Children per wills:
(A/1). Charles Hogan, (ca1737 Fauquier County, Va.) per will; possibly youngest child. Has records from 1759 to 1767 and then disappears from view.
(A/2). Mary Hogan, per mother’s 1767 will, married __ Banester
(A/3). (probably) James Hogan who was a bondsman during William Hogan “I” 1754 Estate Administration. Records for him are from 1757 to 1761 before his trail is lost.
(A/4). Daniel Hogan (ca1720) is listed as a son in the 1754 Estate Administration. Wife was Ann __. Earliest record is 1742 Land Grant and last in 1764. He appears to be the Daniel Hogan who makes records in these two counties. Mixes with other brothers. Children, if any, not identified.
(A/5). William Hogan “II” (ca1725/30). Wife was possibly Elizabeth __ and owned land next to his brother Daniel. First record in 1749 is “William Hogan, Jr” and last record is possibly 1786. County records show him mixing with Charles, James, and Daniel Hogan. Must be separated from a William Hogan - the son of Thomas Hogan. In his 1775 Fauquier County tax, his second male in his tithe is John Hogain, who should be his son. Based on this entry, William Hogan “II” children are:
(A5-a). John Hogan “I” / John Hogain (ca1755 to 1820) married 1st to Molly Mauzy on 31 October 1780 Fauquier County (county or ministers record) and 2nd in 6 Sept. 1804 Frederick Co., VA to Ann Berry _ (died 25 July 1809). Lived in Fauquier County from 1778 to 1797. He served as a 2nd Lieutenant for 1780 Fauquier Militia in the American Revolution. In 1781, this John Hogan purchased 400 acres in 1781 Berkeley County, Virginia (now W. VA) on the head waters of the Lick Branch of Sleepy Creek. From 1801 to 1807, tax records show they lived in Frederick County, Virginia. The 1810 US Census of Berkeley County, Va. (now W. Va.) shows him with his son Martin Hogan (b. 1783) living next door. John Hogan left for Logan County, Kentucky in 1810 with his sons – (A5a-2) John Hogan, Jr. (1786) and (A5a-3) William Hogan (~1790) and in 1813 son (A5a-1) Martin Hogan joined them to live on Whippoorwill Creek. Logan County, Kentucky. Their Logan Co., KY detailing is later in this chapter. Children of John Hogan ‘I”:
(A5a-1). Martin Hogan (1783 to 10 January 1854/55 Logan Co., KY) married 1st about 1808 to Letitia Berry and 2nd about 1841? to Francis M. _ /Mary F. __.
(A5a-2). John M. Hogan “II” (28 March 1786 to 27 February 1864) married ~1808 to Elizabeth W. Blakey (13 May 1796 to 23 February 1872)
(A5a-3). William Hogan (~1790 to September 1840 Logan Co. Ky.) married 1821+ to Mary _, (possibly - Wallace, 1804-1860+)
(A5a-4). Peggy Hogan / Margaret Hogan (ca1790/95) married 1812 February 12 Logan Co., KY. to Whitney Drew (County record), alias possibly Francis W. Drew - 1820 US Census of Logan Co.
(A5a-5). Elizabeth Hogan (~1795/96) married 1818 April 7 Logan Co., KY to Benjamin Roberts. (County record)
(A5a-6). Mary M. Hogan married 15 July 1831 Logan County to Jacob W. Walker (county record).
(A5a-7). Jane Hogan (~1809) married 30 June 1830 Logan County to Samuel Butler (name difficult to read on county marriage record).
(A5-b). Rawleigh Hogan / Rolley Hogan / Rolly Hogan had a Fauquier County marriage bond to Peggy Conway on 2 May 1786 May 2, bond by William Conway. His last record in the county is 1789 before he or his name-sake appears in Logan County, Kentucky as Rawleigh Hogan as tax payer in 1820. He has his December 1820 Logan County estate administration as Rolly Hogan, deceased.” Children have not been identified.
(A5-c). Bathsheba Hogan (1764 to 1850+ White County, Illinois) married John Nelson on 19 December 1780 in Fauquier County, VA. Nelson was in the same military unit as Rawley Hogan under Capt. Benjamin Nelson in the American Revolution.
(A5-d). Barbara Hogan who married in 1786 Fauquier County to Samuel Stephenson.
(Part-B) John Hogan (ca1720 to >1778) of Prince William County married Maryann Catlett, daughter of John Catlett whose 1778 will mentions daughter Maryann Hogan and John Hogan as executor. Occupation – farmer? Earliest Record – 1745 Sexton in Church, followed in 1747 Prince William County, Virginia with 500 acres at Broad Run. His parents are not identified, his birth date is difficult to estimate, no Hogain spelling is found, no 1782-1790 personal property taxes identified, no will or estate administration found, and likely migrated from area. French-Indian War (1755-1759) records – so far, nothing. He and his wife and children (if any) are not understood.
(Part-C). Thomas Hogan “I” (ca1716 to 1779 and has will) + wife – name reported to be Elizabeth, lived in Prince William and Fauquier Counties, Virginia. War records and occupation undetermined, parents not known, did not use Hogain spelling, and family records not specifically identified. Thomas Hogan lived in the same counties as the other Hogans, but not near them. Earliest Record – 1741 Prince William County Land Grant. Prince William Co., VA Will of Thomas Hogan – 1 March 1779 names his children and names a grandson Thomas Hogan, whose deceased father was not named. Notice at the time of 1779 will, he had no living son who might be a “John Hogan.” This clue is used to identify the correct John Hogan. Children:
(C-1) Thomas Hogan “II” (ca1745 to ~1804) married Judith _, who is mentioned only once in a 1796 deed. Migrated to West Virginia. 1792 Fauquier tax record indicated he had a son – Thomas Hogan, Jr. or “III.” In 1796, Thomas Hogan was in Hampshire County, Virginia (now W. Va.) and owned a mill. An 1800 Hampshire Co. Personal Tax lists Thomas Hogan Senior, Thomas Hogan, William Hogan, and Elizabeth Hogan (who is she?). Children are:
(C1-a). Thomas Hogan “III” (ca1771 to 1832 Hampshire Co., Va., will). He has two daughters: (C1a-1) Susanna Hogan and (C1-b) Mary Hogan. If he is age 21 in his 1792 tax, his birth date would be estimated to be 1771. (Hogans never used I, II, III, but only used here for separation.)
(C1-b). William Hogan (ca1779). Appears only in 1800 and 1801 tax records in Hampshire County, VA/W.VA then moves on. The two records for free males 21+ suggest he is very young, and if so, 1800 – 21 = 1779 for a birth date. Future findings could change this.
(C-2). William Hogan (ca1745/50) - son of Thomas Hogan “I:” Fauquier County records appear to belong to William Hogan, Jr. - son of William Hogan. However, this William Hogan and wife Sarah are found living in Prince William County in 1782-1787 before selling their land in 1788 which was inherited from his father in 1779.
(C-3). Daniel Hogan. Daniel Hogan records in Fauquier and Prince William Counties appear to belong to another Daniel Hogan (ca1720) - son of William Hogan (ca1695). He is noted living in his father’s 1779 will, but likely had moved away from area. No clue as to age. There are several possibilities:
(1). Daniel Hogan (~1735) of Cumberland County, VA married Elizabeth Roberson. Later, reported in Burke County, NC where he died. Also, reported that he had 3 daughters and 1 son – John Hogan (born 1764 or 1772 who married Susanna Bradshaw on 8 Nov. 1791 Lincoln County, N.C.
(2). Daniel Hogan (29 July 1753 to 19 January 1787 Orange County, North Carolina) married Sarah Lloyd, daughter of Thomas Lloyd. Collins reports he was born in Prince William Co., VA. Another daughter married Col. John Hogan of North Carolina.
* Thomas Lloyd of Brunswick County, Virginia and Orange County, North Carolina,” by Betty Scanlan Collins and Gerald Edward Collins, found online at familysearch.org
(3). Daniel Hogan (ca1745 to 1801+) of St. Paul Parish, Ga. and Warren County, Georgia: Wife’s name likely was Tabitha - mother of William Hogan (1786 to 1856) + Narcisa Goza of Washington County, GA & Louisiana. Details in chapter – Daniel Hogan (ca1740/45-1801+) of Warren Co., GA.
(4). Daniel Hogan (ca1755 to 1796) of Camden County, Georgia participated in the failed 1795 Spanish East Florida Rebellion and died in a 1796 Spanish Florida prison. Had a wife and at least two children, names not known. Living nearby was a Reuben Hogan who had two sons – John Reuben Hogan and Charles Hogan. Details in chapter – Daniel Hogan (ca1740/45-1801+) of Warren Co., GA.
(C-4). Mary Hogan; (C-5). Elizabeth Hogan; (C-6). Sarah Hogan; (C-7). Charlotte Hogan
(C/8). John Hogan (~1740 to 1770) had a son named Thomas Hogan who was in his grandfather’s Thomas Hogan “I” 1779 will. John Hogan was missing from the will indicating he likely died before 1779. He married about 1766 to Mary Frances Carroll or Carrell (~1747 to 1836). His death was before 20 June 1770 and his estate administration is evidence that they were an actual family. Two children are reported, but only one is known - Thomas Hogan (estimated born ~1767, but cannot pick up his trail. His widow mother remarried to an Owens and lived in Wilkes Co., Georgia. In Loudoun County, VA, Mary Carrell’s father Demse (Demsey) Carrell/Carroll’s will, proven 13 May 1776, named his daughter “Mary Owen” and her son “Thomas Hogan.”
Virginia Genealogical Society Quarterly – online ancestry.com. Vol. 27, No. 4, page 235/6, image 8/84.
(First-1). Details for Earliest John Hogan in Stafford County, VA 1710 & 1711
(First-2). Details for William Hogan + Elizabeth Griffin in Prince William County, VA.
(Part-D). Details of Hogans in Colonial Fauquier and Prince William Counties, VA to 1754
(Part-E). Details of Hogans in Fauquier and Prince William Counties, VA 1759 to 1799
(Part-F). Thomas Hogan “II” (ca1745-~1804) & family in Hampshire County, Virginia, now W. VA. (C-1)
(Part-G). John Hogan “I’ (ca1755-1820) & family in Berkeley Co., VA and Logan Co., Kentucky. (A5-1)
Details for earliest John Hogan in Stafford County, Virginia 1710 & 1711 (First-1)
Pre or early Prince William County, VA 1694-1743: “Grants taking up the lower water front of Cedar Run from a point on the Occoquan just east of Brentsville to the east bank of Dorrell’s Run were made to William Sprilles - Bennett and Fayolle, John Hogan, Lewis Reno, Lewis Tacquett, Philemon Waters, Wansford Arrington, Thomas Harrison and Thomas Witledge.” Not clear is the actual date for this John Hogan.
1710 Stafford County, Virginia: King’s 1704 Quit Rents of Virginia for land owners: John Hogan, dated 1710 Stafford County, 740 acres.
1711 August 28 – Stafford County, Virginia Land Grant: To John Hogan, grantee. 486 acres on the eastward or lower side of Occoquon River, adjoining land of (the same) John Hogan.
Northern Neck Grants, No. 4, 1710-1712, p. 45 (Reel 289), Library of Virginia.
Stafford County, Virginia was first established in 1664.
Prince William County was established 1730/31 from Stafford & King George Counties.
Fauquier County was established 1758 from Prince William County. John Hogan’s land was in today’s Prince William County.
Details for William Hogan + Elizabeth Griffin in Prince William County, Virginia (First-2)
The following is the only known record for William Hogan (ca1675-1734) and wife Elizabeth Griffin in 1733 Prince William County, Virginia. After this, their records resume in southern 1734 Brunswick County, Virginia. Further details can be found in the chapter - William Hogan (~1675).
1733 August 16 – Prince William County, Virginia (old style deed lease and release combined here): Deed from William Hogan and Elizabeth his wife of Prince William County to Mary Griffin of same, widow, 20 pounds for lease and another 10 pounds for release, 409 acres on upper side (between the upper most great fork of said run) of Piney Branch falling into Popes Head Run being one of the branches of Occoquan…granted to Walter Griffin, deceased who by his last will devised to Thomas Simpson for life who being now dead, the same reverts to Elizabeth, as only sister and heir of said Walter. Signed – Wm. Hogan - his W.H. and Eliz. Hogan - her E. Witnesses - George Mason, James Gib, W. Watson. At the court 17 August 1733, William Hogan and Elizabeth Hogan acknowledged this release with receipt to Mary Griffin. (DB Liber B/98-100).
Found online on Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia’s Northern Neck Counties under William Hogan, aft. 1733 online
Popes Head Run flows into the northeast side of Occoquan River, several miles east of today’s Manassas Park, Manassas City County with its north branch headwaters ending in Fairfax, Fairfax County, Virginia. Popes Head Run and land are completely within today’s Fairfax County, Virginia which was established 1742 from Prince William County.
Details of Hogans in Colonial Stafford, Fauquier, & Prince William Counties, Virginia to 1754
Part-A, Part-B, Part-C, Part-D
1724 – Overwharton Parish, Stafford County: Tobacco Tenders
William Hogan, 1 tithable, 4018 plants.
William Farrow, 2 blacks, and John Hogins, age 13, 3(?) Tithables, 12,026 plants.
Stafford County Virginia Tithables 1723-1790, Volume One, John Vogt and T. William Kethley, Jr., 1990, pages 27 & 30.
1731 – Prince William County: The “poll list for the election of Burgesses for the county of Prince William,” 1731 contains many Irish names including William Hogan….
Journal of the American Irish Historical Society, Volume 5, page 112, per Google Books
1741 November 14 - Prince William County, Virginia Land Grant to William Hogan. 583 acres upon the branches of Champ Run and Licking Run, branches of Cedar Run adjoining land of Savage, Dubutt and the Brent Town Tract.
Land Office Grants at Library of Virginia.
Former Brent Town and Brent Town Road (still exist) appear to be partly within today’s Marine Corps Lands (Quantico); in Fauquier County and west of the Fauquier – Prince William - Stafford border triangle.
1741 – Prince William County, Virginia Land Grant to Thomas Hogan. 226 acres adjoining Charles Carter, Mr. Burgess, Holzelaw, and Thornton’s land.
Land Office Grants at Library of Virginia, Grants E, 1736-1742, p. 249 (Reel 291).
1742 December 20 - Prince William County, VA: Daniel Hogan. Land Grant of 434 acres adjoining land of Savage, Hughs, Carter, Debutt, &c.
Land Office Grants at Library of Virginia.
1745 – 1747 Prince William County, Virginia:
1745 July 11. At a Vestry held at the Vestry House of Dettingen. To John Hogan for being Sexton six months. To (pay) John Hogan 250 pounds of tobacco.
1746 October 4. At a Vestry held at Quantico Vestry House in Dettingen Parish. Ordered that John Hogan be continued Sexton at Broadrun Chapel; (to help in) the laying of the next Parish levy. To (pay) John Hogan, 500 pounds tobacco.
1747 November 9. At a Vestry held at Quantico Vestry House. To (pay) John Hogan at Broad Run 500 pounds of tobacco.
"Records of Dettingen Parish, Prince William County, Virginia 1745-1802," 1976, pages 3 - 6. Found online.
1747 - Prince William County, Virginia: To John Hogan at Broad Run...(listed for) 500 acres. (Ibid source)
1748 August 20 – Prince William Co., VA: Indenture between Charles Barton of Dettinger Parish, Prince William County to Thomas Hogan of Hamilton Parish, Prince William County…for 12 pounds 15 shillings…land 181 acres in Prince William County, land granted Charles Barton 15 April 1742; being all the land at the east end of said Barton’s tract and joining lands of Bradley Garner, _ _ Eohe and John Sias. Signed Charles Barton. Witnesses – Benj Neale, George Rogers, and Thomas Eastman. Entered 20 August 1748. (DB L/69, image 180/667)
1749 April 24 - Prince William County, Virginia (Established 1727): William Hogins and wife Margaret of the Parish of Hamilton, Prince William County sold to James Hooper of same Parish 50 acres of land, south side of the Mountain Road, part of a 583-acre grant to William Hogins in the 15th year of the reign of Lord King George. Signed William (x) Hogins and Margrit (e) Hogins. (DB L/181)
1749 April 26 – Prince William County, Virginia: William Hogins, Jr. and Daniel Hogins witnesses to suit by Thomas Hooper, Jr. (DB_/PG 200)
1753 August 27 – Prince William Co., VA Court: Thomas Hogan exhibited an account against the orphans of Thomas Leachman deceased to which he made oath…court ordered recorded. (Minute Book 1753, page 219.)
1753 November 26 – Prince William County, VA: William Hogan, Daniel Hogan, Isaac Coppedge and John Catlett - appraisers of estate of Thomas Drummond. (Minute Book 1753, Page 310)
1754 September 23 - Prince William County, VA: Last will and testament of William Hogan. Margaret executrix, son Daniel for proof. (Noted in Order Book, page 139). Actual will appears missing.
1754 September – Prince William County Court Bonds: William Hogan, deceased. Margaret Hogan, Extx; Bonds for William Hogan, James Hogan, Sec. 23.
County Court Notebook, Vol. 1-5, October 1921 Issue, per Google Books
Continued - Details of Hogans in Fauquier and Nearby Counties, Virginia from 1759 to 1799
Part-A, Part-B, Part-C, Part-E
1759 Fauquier County Tithables
Charles Hogan – 1 tithe. All tithables here taken by Thomas Marshall in the Southern District.
Daniel Hogan and William Banester 2 Tithes.
James Hogan, Reason Young – taken together as 2 tithes
Will Hogan – 1 tithe.
Source - Fauquier Families, Volume 2 (Supplement) by John P. Alcock, 2001, pages 8, 9, 14
Fauquier County tithables and personal property lists exist for 1759, 1766, 1768, 1775, 1777, 1778, 1781, 1783 to 1800. Some of these are incomplete and sometimes do not help us understand who is living in the county. The Fauquier Families, Volume 1 and 2 by John P. Alcock is an important reference and source for many of these records. This book briefly summarizes findings found in Fauquier County records.
1760 March 28 - Fauquier County, Virginia (established 1759 from Prince William County): Daniel Hogan appointed surveyor of road from the crossroads at Hogan's Ford to meet the Acquila Road at Brent Town.
Court Minute Book, 1759-1762, page 58
1760 July 24 - Fauquier County: Jury includes Daniel Hogan and Charles Hogan.
Court Minutes Book 1759-1762, page 81
1761 February 26 - Fauquier County: Daniel Hogan, administrator of Estate of Davenport Legg. James Hogan and William Hogan appraisers.
Minute Book Abstracts 1759-1761, page 126. Also, in Will 14 August 1760 – Inventory 26 February 1761, P12-13
1762 March 25 - Fauquier County: Charles Hogan, defendant with Cuthbert Bullitt, his attorney. Daniel Hogan bail for defendant. John Glassford, Merchant, plaintiff. (Min. Bk 1761-1762, page 226)
1762 July? - Court at Fauquier County: Sale of Land to Mary Bashaw from Daniel Hogan and Ann, his wife. Also noted were 150 acres, part of 434 acres to "Daniel Hogan in 1742" and "to land of Charles Hogan." Daniel and Charles Hogan’s lands were adjacent on small branch of Cedar Run.
Minute Book 1757-62, page 317. Deed Book 1759-1783, page 363 to 366
1762 September 23 - Fauquier County: Charles Hogain and Daniel Hogain, defendants in debt versus Martin Hardin, plaintiff. 31 pounds debt and fees. (Minute Book 1761/62, page 353)
The Hogain spelling of Hogan suggests this family was using a variant spelling. Question becomes: Can the Hogain spelling be used to trace this line?
1763 August 25 - Fauquier County: Daniel Hogan, defendant versus William Carr, Gentleman and plaintiff. Debt. Defense attorney - James Hogain, security, debt paid was 1.16.18.7.
Minute Book 1763-4, pages 163-164
1763 September 23 - Fauquier County: (1) Bill of Sale from Daniel Hogain to James Hogain and (2) Order that Church Wardens of Hamilton Parish bind Behethland Young to Daniel Hogan.
Minute Book 1763-64/page 197
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1763 November 24 - Fauquier County: Grand Jury included James Hogain and William Hogain. They presented Daniel Hogan for "swearing three times within one month."
Minute Book 1763-4, page 221
1764 February 6 – Fauquier County: Deed from Daniel Hogains and Ann his wife of Fauquier County, Hamilton Parish to William Triplett of the Parish of Washington, Westmoreland Co., VA. No further details.
Family Archive Viewer, CD186, VA Genealogies #2, 1600’s-1800’s, Genealogies of Virginia Families, volume V, Genealogy of the Triplett Family, page 205.
1764 March 22 - Fauquier County: Sale between Daniel Hogain and wife Ann of Fauquier County to William Triplet, of Washington Parish, Westmoreland County, Virginia Land adjacent to William Hogain. Oath: James and Betty Legg.
Several sources, including Family Archives – Genealogies of Virginia Families from “The William and Mary College Quarterly, DC 186.
1765 Prince William County, Virginia Tax: Thomas Hogan 3 tithes, 226 acres
Virginia Genealogical Society Quarterly – online ancestry.com. Vol. 30, No. 2, pg 104.
1766 Fauquier County Tithes: Thomas Hogan 181 acres. 1766 is a short list. Also, Thomas Hogan tithes in this county are noted in 1778, 1782-1792, 1794-1796
1767 November 20 - Fauquier County: Will of Margaret Hogan. Son Charles Hogan – one bed and furniture, 2 iron pots, 3 plates, 1 dish, 4 basins, 4 head cattle, 2 wheels, 2 tables, 6 chairs, and “all the rest of my Lumbers.” To “Grate grand Child” Frances Banester – one bed and Rugg, one small Pott. To daughter Mary Banester – one large chest. Signed: Margret (x) Hogan. Witnesses: John Williams, Ann Williams, Fra. Moore. Entered 23 June 1767 by order of John Williams and Ann Williams. Charles Hogain granted cert. for obtaining Letters of Adm’r.
Margaret Hogain (Inventory) date Court Order - June 1767. App’d by John Jett, William Triplett, John Williams, sworn before Mr. Gilson Foote, Gentleman, one of his Majesties Justices for the said County. Total evaluation – L17.10.4, Returned 27 July 1767
Abstracts of Fauquier County, Virginia Wills and Inventories Accounts 1759-1800. Images 44-45/366, pages 120-121, ancestry.com
1767 and 1768 Lists of Tobacco Growers Fauquier County: No Hogans.
1767 Fauquier County, Va: Dr. Richard Foote and William Foote, Infants in account with Gilson Foote - Guardian. 1767, 30 June: To cash paid John Nelson for smith’s work. & August to cash paid William Hogain for Smith work….
Abstracts of Fauquier County, Virginia Wills and Inventories Accounts 1759-1800. Image 69/366, pg 55.
1769 August 28 - Fauquier County: William Hogain appointed surveyor of a road from Cedar Run to Stafford line on the Falmouth Road. (Page 131).
1770 June 25 - Fauquier County: Mary Hogain, administrator for Estate of John Hogain, deceased. "Estate to be divided between widow and child."
Minute/Order Book #5, page 229
1775 Fauquier County, Virginia Tithables: William Grant’s list for the southern part of Hamilton Parish
William Hogain, John Hogain – 2 tithes
1775 March 27 – Fauquier County, Virginia: John Hogan Estate Account. Administrator – John Owens. Details – Cash paid to John Riddle, George Skinker, Silvester Welch. By – Silvester Welch, Benjamin Willoughby, John Leachman, Returned 27 March 1775.
Abstracts of Fauquier County, Virginia Wills and Inventories Accounts 1759-1800. Page 287, ancestry.com
1776 May 19 – Loudoun County, Virginia: Will of Demse Carroll, undated, recorded 19 May 1776: Wife – Rebecca Carroll. Daughters – Frances (wife of Henry __), Rachel Carroll, Mary Ann Carrol and Cynthia Carroll, Mary Owens (and her son Thomas Hogan?), son-in-law William Smith. Exrs – wife, son-in-law Silvester Welch (of Fauquier County). Security for executors – John Orr. Witnesses – William Turner, Jr., Mary M. Porter, and Henry Wiseheart. (p. 134)
Loudoun County Virginia – Abstract of Wills, Inventories, and Administrations 1757-1800, Book B/13, on ancestry.com
1778 Fauquier County, Virginia Tithables: for Hamilton Parish
John Hogain, Rolley Hogain, 1 black; 3 tithes.
1778 February 3 – Fauquier County, Virginia: Will of John Catlett, Senior of the Parish of Dittingen and County of Fauquier. Bequeaths to sons John Catlett 1-shilling sterling, William Catlett a tract of land on the east side of old Gleib Road containing 179 acres. To son Alexander the plantation I now live on containing 179 acres. Bequeaths to daughter Elizabeth Catlett, to daughter Jane Coppage, to granddaughter Margret Hume, to daughter Bersheba Young; remainder of my movable estate to be equally divided between Maryann Hogans, Elizabeth Catlet, Jane Coppage, Bersheba Young, Isbell Summers and Frances Priest.
Executors – Moses Coppage and John Hogan
Signed: John Catlett, Senr
Witnesses – Original Young, James Dowdall, James Holmes, Wm. Pope.
Abstracts of Fauquier County, Virginia Wills and Inventories Accounts 1759-1800. Image 101-366., WB 1/326/327.
1779 March 1 – Prince William County, Virginia: Abstracted Will of Thomas Hogan. Sons - Thomas Hogan, William Hogan, Daniel Hogan, grandson – Thomas Hogan, Daughters Mary Hogan, Elizabeth Hogan, Sarah Hogan and Charlotte Hogan.
Genealogy: A Weekly Journal of American Ancestry, Volume 4, Number 9, Oct. 1914, page 81; reported to be WB G/39. Actual will is in Will Book G/39 with Inventory in Inventory Book G/57, but not seen.
1780 October – American Revolution: John Hogain, Fauquier Militia, recorded as 2nd Lieut, Oct. 1780.
Family Tree Maker’s Virginia in the Revolution and War of 1812 Military Records, Genealogy.com, #6070-121 CD
1780 October 31 – Fauquier County, Va: Marriage of John Hogan to Molly Mauzy in Fauquier Co. Va.
1780 December 19 – Fauquier County, Va: Marriage of Bathsheba Hogain to John Nelson in Fauquier Co., Va. (both from Virginia, Compiled Marriages, 1660-1800, ancestry.com)
Undated (maybe - belongs here) – Warrantees Revolutionary War Service: Private John Hogan (Anna Basham and Polly Frazier). Continental Line Warrants, Military District of Ohio., number 8383.
Family Tree Maker’s Virginia in the Revolution and War of 1812 Military Records, Genealogy.com, #6070-121 CD
~1776-1781 – American Revolution: List of Capt. Benjamin Harrison’s Company of Volunteers for Fauquier County, Virginia, undated list: Rawley Hogan
US Revolutionary War Rolls 1775-1783, Virginia, Western Battalion 1781-1782, ancestry.com (image 146/492).
John Nelson who married Bathsheba Hogan was in the same unit as Rawley/Rolly Hogan,
1781 Fauquier County, Virginia Tithables: John Hogan – 2
1781 – Berkeley County, Virginia (now West Va.): Land Grant to John Hogain grantee, 400 acres on the head waters of the Lick Branch of Sleepy Creek.
Northern Neck Land Grants Virginia, Library of Virginia. Reel 298, 1780-1788, page 181.
1782 Fauquier County, Virginia Personal Taxes: John Hogan - 2 0 3 2 (#1 W.M. 21+, #2 Blacks, #3 Horses, #4 Cattle).
Binn’s Genealogy Virginia County tax lists
1782 Fauquier County, Virginia tax payers:
John Hogan 1 poll, 2 blacks
John Hogan 1 poll, 0 blacks
Rawleigh Hogan 1 poll, 0 blacks
Thomas Hogan 1 poll, 5 blacks
Virginia Tax Payers 1782-1787 by Augusta B. Fothergill and John Mark Naugle, 1940/1999
1782 and 1783 Prince William County, Virginia Personal Tax: (Binns Genealogy and familysearch.org)
1782 - Wm. Hogan & Dick, Hanah, Amy under 16, 1 free male 21+, 3 blacks no tithes, 2 horses, 5 cattle (Image 19/414). 1782 is first year that this Prince William tax was saved.
1783 – William Hogan, 1 free male 21+, 3 blacks no tithes, 1 horse, 4 cattle. (Image 44/414)
1783 Fauquier County Virginia Personal Tax - Along Prince William line and along various roads. #1 free males 21+, #2 total blacks, #3 blacks < 16, #4 cattle, #5 horses. #1 free males vary in age; at least by 1790, age becomes 16+ but is vague. There are two John Hogans on this list. This is only time in this era that two are listed the same year.
Thomas Hogins 1.3.2.14.4 (Image 42a/857)
John Hogins 1 0 0 1 1 (Image 42a/857)
John Hogain 1 1 1 9 2 (Image 42b/857)
Rawleigh Hogain 1 0 0 5 2 (Image 42b/857)
Notice that there is now two John Hogans in 1782 and 1783. This surname spellings separate these Hogans and Hogains into two groups.
1784 Fauquier County, Virginia Personal Tax:
John Hogan 1 1 0 3 8 (Image 61/857)
Rawleigh Hogan 1 1 0 2 5 (Image 61/857)
Thomas Hogans 1.3.4.3.13 (Image 69/857)
1784 Prince William Co., Va. Land taxes:
Eliza Hogan 226 acres. In 1787 and 1788, these 226 acres are under the name of William Hogan. No Hogans appear again in this county through 1791. Not checked thereafter.
1785 Fauquier County, Virginia Personal Tax:
Rolly Hogain 11025
John Hogan 12147
1786 May 2 – Fauquier Co. Va: Marriage bond of Rawleigh Hogain to Peggy Conway, bond by William Conway. (C2)
Fauquier Families, Volume 1 by John P. Alcock, 2001, page 173
1786 August 10 – Fauquier Co. Va: Marriage bonds of Samuel Stephenson to Barbara Hogan. (C4)
Abstracts of Fauquier Count, Virginia, Marriage Bonds, ancestry.com
1786 Fauquier County, Virginia Personal Tax: #5 horses, #6 cattle.
William Hogain 1 0 1 0 0
Thomas Hogain 1.2.5.6.14
John Hogan 1.1.1.3.14
1786 and 1787 – Prince William Co., VA Land Tax: William Hogan with 226 acres.
1787 Fauquier County, Virginia Personal Tax: (new 2nd # is free males 16-20, otherwise sequence same)
John Hogan 1.0.2.2.4.12
Thomas Hogan (in whose name taxed), Thomas Hogan (free males 16+) 1.0.4.7.5.11
1788 July 30 – Prince William Co., VA: Indenture between William Hogan and Sarah his wife to George Green, both of Prince William County, for $225, a tract/parcel of land lying in Prince William County, it being a tract of land lately left to the said William Hogan by his father Thomas Hogan…bounded by a survey at proprietor’s office of Mr. John Warner, containing 206 acres. Signed: William Hogan (seal), Sarah Hogan (seal). Witnesses: David Blackwell, James Green, Weedon Smith, James Ewell. Sarah, the wife of William Hogan relinquished her right of dower 30 July 1788. Entered 7 December 1788. (DB X/203, Image 364/535)
1788 Fauquier County, Va. Personal Tax:
Thomas Hogan in 1788 chargeable tax, free males – Thomas Hogan + Elijah Griffith, 2 5 0 7 (with 1st # free men).
Rolley Hogan 1 0 0 1
John Hogan 1 2 0 4
1789 Fauquier County, Va. Personal Tax:
Thomas Hogan, Thomas Hogan 1 5 0 6 (tax list B)
Rawleigh Hogan 1001 (tax list C, May 13)
John Hogain 1204 (tax list C, May 27)
1789 Fauquier, County, Va: Minutes/Order Book - Clary Hogan bound to John Nelson. Nelson married Bathsheba Hogan in 1780. (C3)
The Fauquier Families, Volume 1, John P. Alcock, page 173, Minutes Book 0/2111
1790 Fauquier Co. Va. Personal Tax:
Thomas Hogans, Thomas Hogan, 1 (# free males 16+) and 5 (blacks), (tax list A)
John Hagan, Lewis Walter, 2 2 0 5 (#1 free males), (tax list C)
1791 Fauquier Co. Va. Personal Tax:
John Hogan 1 2 0 4 (tax list C)
1792 Fauquier Co. Va. Personal Tax: (# 1 are free males 16+)
Thomas Hogan, Thomas Hogan, Jr. 2 4 0 4 (tax list A)
John Hogan, Lewis Walter, 2 2 1 4
1793 Fauquier Co. Va. Personal Tax:
John Hogan, Lewis Walter 2 2 1 4
1793 March 20 – Fauquier County, Virginia: Inventory of Francis Manuel, deceased. App’d by William Foote, Henry D. Hooe, John Hogain; sworn before Wm Stuart. Total evaluation L40.10.), Returned 24 June 1793.
Abstracts of Fauquier County, Virginia Wills and Inventories Accounts 1759-1800. Image 238/366, page 222.
1794 Fauquier Co. Va. Personal Tax:
Thomas Hogan, Thomas Hogan Jr. 2 4 1 5 (Tax List A)
John Hogan, Lewis Walter 2 2 1 4 (Tax List C)
1795 Fauquier Co. Va. Personal Tax:
Thomas Hogan, Thomas Hogan 2 4 1 5 (tax List A)
John Hogan, Mason Garret 2 3 0 5 (tax List C)
1796 Fauquier Co. Va. Person Tax:
Thomas Hogan, 1 4 0 2 (tax list A)
John Hogan 1 3 0 5 (End of available yearly tax records online, except 1799)
1796 – Fauquier Co. Va: Thomas and Judith Hogan deeded 208 acres on Glady Branch to Charles Martin (DB 13/260).
Fauquier Families, Volume 1 by John P. Alcock, 2001, page 173, DB 13/260
1796 – Hampshire County, Virginia (W. Va.): Samuel Jones and wife Ester of Hampshire County deeded to Thomas Hogan of Fauquier County, Virginia 114 acres on Knobby Mountain. Witnesses – John Candift, Joseph Jacobs.
Early West Virginia Settlers, section Hampshire County, Virginia Deeds, Genealogical Publishing Company, CD 520.
1797 February 24 – Fauquier County, Virginia: Inventory of John Johnson, deceased, App’d by William Wood, James Wood, John Hogain, first sworn before William Stewart: Total eval.: L390-.18.10, Returned 27 February 1797.
Abstracts of Fauquier County, Virginia Wills and Inventories Accounts 1759-1800. WB1/326/327. Image 283/366. Ancestry.com
1799 – Fauquier Co. Va. Personal Tax: No Hogans.
1799 – Fauquier Co. Va: John Hogan voted.
The Fauquier Families, Volume 1, John P. Alcock, page 173, DB D 14/351
1810 US Census of Fauquier County, and Prince William County, Virginia: No Hogans
Part-F (C-1): Thomas Hogan “II” (ca1745 to 1803) in Hampshire County, Virginia (now W. Va.)
Continued - Thomas Hogan “II” (ca1745 to ~1804) who married Judith
1793 December 14 – Hampshire County, Va. Court: On the report of persons who were appointed to view the way propose for a new road from Doutharts up Mikes Run to Hogan’s Mill, ordered that Gerard Irwin be summoned to appear at February Count next to cause if any why the said road should not be opened accordingly.
Hampshire County, Va. (W. Va.), Volume 1, Minute Book Abstracts 1788 – 1802, ancestory.com, page 118.
Mikes Run can be found on Delorme West Virginia Atlas and Gazetteer. It is actually in Mineral County, West Virginia and empties eastward into Patterson Creek. It is southwest of the landmark of Burlington, Mineral County, West Virginia. The next creek to the north is Mill Run, which might be a reference to Hogan’s Mill. Both Mikes Run and Mill Run have their origins on the extended ridge of Knobly Mountain.
1796 – Hampshire County, Virginia (W. Va.): Samuel Jones and wife Ester of Hampshire County deeded to Thomas Hogan of Fauquier County, Virginia 114 acres on Knobly Mountain. Witnesses – John Candift, Joseph Jacobs.
Early West Virginia Settlers, section Hampshire County, Virginia Deeds, Genealogical Publishing Company, CD 520.
1797 Hampshire County, VA: James McGuire of Hampshire County deeded to Thomas Hogan of Hampshire County 296 acres on Carns Run. Witnesses – Thos. Jones, Sam’l Jones, William Jones, Robt. Jones. Recorded – 17 June 1797.
Early Records of Hampshire County, Virginia – ancestry.com
1800 Hampshire County, Va Personal Tax: (# 1 white tithes 21+, #2 Horses, #3 Slaves 12+ when shown). Tax lists filed - A, B, C’s etc. But within each grouping such as “H” names are random. The first three Hogans are next to each other in 1800. William Hogan doesn’t have 3 numbers and might suggest he is living with Thomas Hogan, Jr. Source is Hampshire County, Virginia (W. Va) Personal Tax lists 1800-1814 on ancestry.com: For the year 1800….
Hogan, Thomas, Senior 1-2-9
Hogan, Thomas 1-2-1
Hogan, William 1-1;
Hogan, Elizabeth 0-0-1 (not close to above three)
1801 Hampshire County, Va. Tax:
Hogan, William 1-1, is next to:
Hogan, Thomas, Junior 1-3-1
Hogan, Thomas, Senior 1-4-8
Hogan, Elizabeth 0-0-1
1802 Hampshire County, Va. Tax:
Hogan, Thomas, Jun’r 1-2-1
Hogan, Thomas, Sen’r 1-3-8
Senior’s last year in these records is 1804. He doesn’t appear again and he may have died. Elizabeth Hogan shows up intermittently in 1806, 1807, and 1813 with her last tax numbers being 0-0-3.
1832 January 22 – Hampshire County, Virginia (W. Va.): Will of Thomas Hogan. Wife not named, two children –Mary and Susannah. Mentions State of Georgia “legisee.” Dempsey Welch, Jr. “to have some of my clothes.” Executor - John Dye. Witnesses – John Dye, Denny Welch, Jr.
Early Records of Hampshire County, Virginia (W. Va.), ancestry.com, page 119.
Part-G (A5-a): John Hogan (ca1755 – 1820) + Molly Mauzy + Lettitia Berry _ (died 1809).
Details in Frederick Co., VA & Berkeley Co., VA (Now W. VA) and Logan County, Kentucky
John Hogan (“II”) married 1st to Molly Mauzy on 31 October 1780 Fauquier County
and 2nd on 6 September 1804 Frederick Co., VA to Ann Berry __ (died 25 July 1809), with her 1st marriage to Enoch Berry.
1781 – Berkeley County, Virginia (now West Va.): Land Grant to John Hogain grantee, 400 acres on the head waters of the Lick Branch of Sleepy Creek.
Northern Neck Land Grants Virginia, Library of Virginia. Reel 298, 1780-1788, page 181.
Today’s Sleepy Creek is in Morgan County, West Virginia. The creek has its watershed extending into Hampshire County, West Virginia.
1796 Berkeley County, Virginia Land Tax Record: John Hoggan, 400 acres.
Berkeley County, Virginia (W. Va.) Land Tax, ancestry.com
1798 June 9 – Frederick County, Virginia: Indenture between John Hogin of Fauquier County, Virginia to Edward Mercer of Frederick Co., VA…for 70 pounds, tract of land in Frederick County, being the same tract of land granted to John Mauzy on 18 October 1763…302 acres of land. Signed - John Hogain (seal). Witnesses – John Brown, Henry Meren Babb, Joseph Neff. Entered 4 December 1798. DB25/510, Image 281/586)
Notice, John Hogan’s wife Molly Mauzy is not mentioned and must have died.
1801 thru 1807 Frederick County, Virginia Personal Property Tax - continuous: (1st – w. males 16+, 2nd blacks 16+, 3rd blacks 12-16, 4th horses.) Samples:
1801 – John Hogan & “sons”: 3 2 2 7 (Image 792/874)
1807 – John Hogan: 3-1-7-12 (Image 208/839)
Martin Hogan: 1-1-5-7 (Image 193/839). There is no Virginia tax in 1808.
1809 – William & John Hogans (together): 2 -0-2-4 (Image 247/839)
1810 – William Hogan 2 1 1 5 (Image 279/839)
1804 September 6 – Frederick Co., VA: Marriage of Ann Berry - a widow of Enoch Berry to John Hoggan.
Virginia, U.S., Select Marriages 1785-1940, ancestry.com
1810 US Census of Berkeley County, Va./W. Va:
John Hogan – 3 females 0-9, 1 male 10-15, 2 females 16-25, 1 male 45+, slaves.
Martin Hogan – 1 male 0-9, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 16-25, 1 male 26-44.
Notice no wife for John Hogan is mentioned. Did he married 2nd to Lettitia Berry after this?
1812 September 30 – Frederick County, Virginia: Complex indenture (briefly summarized) between John Hogain to William Helm, Junior of Frederick County, Virginia. Whereas Edwin Berry, one of the children’s heirs and legal representor of Ann Hogain, deceased, relict of Enoch Berry, deceased, do sell a parcel of land in Frederick County, (with this) being 1/8 part containing about 20 acres and includes other assets to be sold to William Helm, Jr. which were bequeathed equally to the other children of Ann Hogain by her 1st husband Enoch Berry; namely Lettitica Berry who married Martin Hogan, Winifred Berry, Marion Berry, and Matilda Berry. Signed – John Hogain (seal). Witnesses – Thomas A. Tidball, D. McCormack, Wm. Taylor, Jr. Entered 3 February 1812. (DB 25/510, Image 211/949)
The Hogan spelling is consistently spelled “Hogain” throughout this deed.
1812 Berkeley County, Virginia Land Tax: Martin Hogain, west side Sleepy Creek Mount, 400 acres. (Image 264/496)
1813 Berkeley County, Virginia Land Tax: Martin Hogan, on western waters of ?,
1810 US Census of Logan County, Kentucky for John Hogan with projected names:
When matching the twin 1810 census records for John Hogan, note the stats are different.
2 males + 1 female 0-9…(1800-1810). Female may be Mary Hogan, and 2 males - one being the son of Martin Hogan – James M. Hogan1810/13 (1809). The other male is an unknown.
1 female 10-15……………..(1795-1800). Appears to be Elizabeth Hogan (1795/96).
2 males + 1 female 16-25…(1785-1794). John M. Hogan “II” (1787), William Hogan (1790?), and Peggy Hogan (ca1790/95) who married 2 February 1812 Logan County to Whitney Drew (county record).
1 male + 1 female 26-44…(1766- 1786). Should not be Martin Hogan (1783) and wife since they left Virginia in 1813, but appears they were here for the 1810 census.
1 male and 1 female 45+... (<1765). John Hogan “II” (~1755) and wife Lettitia Berry _.
1811 Logan County, Kentucky Tax: John Hogan - 1354. Only Hogan listed.
1812 Logan County, Kentucky Tax: (numbers: #1 males age 21+, #2 & 3 slaves - 16+, total, #4 horses), (image 757/1012)
John Hogan 250 acres in Logan County, Whippoorwill Creek, per Survey, 1012.
William Hogan 250 acres 1012
John Hogan, Senr., 500 acres, Whippoorwill, 1486
Whippoorwill Creek is an extremely long creek, flowing north to south near the western border of Logan County and empties into the Red River near the Kentucky-Tennessee State line.
1812 February 12 – Logan County, Ky: Marriage of Peggy Hogan to Whitney Drew (county record).
1815 Logan County, Ky., Tax:
Hogan, William 250 acres Whippoorwill Creek 1112. He is two entries from
Hogan, John Sr. 250 acres Whippoorwill 1445
Hogan, John Jr. 250 acres Whippoorwill 1112
Hogan, Martin 250 acres Whippoorwill 1384
1816 June 4 – Logan County, Ky: Marriage of Wm. B. Hogan to Sally Scott (county record).
Kentucky, County Marriage Records 1783-1965, ancestry.com
No family line claims Sally Scott. This is the only time that a middle initial for any Logan County William Hogan has been found. This initial, if it belongs to this line, causes confusion with another William B. Hogan (1794-1834) of Montgomery County, Tennessee (grandson of Col. John Hogan) and with William B. Hogan (1780/1790 to 1835) of Simpson and Barren Counties, Kentucky, whose parents and 1st wife’s name are currently being sought.
1816 Logan County, Ky. Tax: (#2 slaves 16+ and #3 total slaves).
Hogan, John Hogan, Sr., 250 acres Whippoorwill Creek, 1395. Tax is alphabetical with A’s, B’s, C’s, but within the letter group, appear more related to who was next visited by the tax taker. All four are next to each other.
Hogan, Martin 250 acres, Whippoor 1384
Hogan, Wm. 250 acres Whippoor 1113.
Hogan, John, Jr. 250 acres, Whippoor 1003
1817 September 24 – Logan County, Kentucky: Marriage of Elizabeth Hogan to Samuel Swan. (county record, per original marriage register of Logan County Clerk, familysearch.org)
1817 December 13 – Logan County, Kentucky: Marriage of John Hogan to Elizabeth Blakey (county record per Kentucky, County Marriage Records 1783-1965, ancestry.com)
1818 April 7 – Logan County, Kentucky: Marriage of Elizabeth Hogan to Benjamin Roberts. (county record, family search.org)
1820 US Census of Russellville (District), Logan County, Kentucky
John Hogan, 1 male 0-9, 2 females 16-25, 1 male 26-44, 1 male 45+;
Male 0-9 is son John W. Hogan, born about 1819. Male 26-44 is John M. Hogan “II” (1783). Male 45+ is not known. John Hogan “II” (ca1755-1820) died in January 1820.
William Hogan 1 male 0-9, 1 male 26-44, 1 male 45+. Males 0-9 and 45+ are unknown.
Martin Hogan 1 male + 4 females 0-9, 1 male + 1 female 10-15, 1 male + 1 female 26-44. Includes 2 females 0-9 (Jane and Mary Hogan) from his father who died earlier in 1820.
Notice that there are no females in William Hogan’s family, yet there is one boy age 0-9. Is this a son of William Hogan, or an unknown son from his father John Hogan who died on or before January 1820, or the son of some unknown male age 45+? William Hogan did marry Mary Wallace (born 1804 per census records). Their earliest wedding date can be estimated as 1804 + her age 17 = 1821.
1820 January Term Court – Logan County, Ky: On the motion of John Hogan, deceased, ordered that Edmond Curd, John Small, Stephen Graham and John J. Maker or any three of them…appraise the estate of said John Hogan deceased. Also, order that Martin Hogan be appointed Guardian of Mary Hogan and Jane Hogan, infant orphans of John Hogan, deceased.
Logan County Minute Books, for the year 1820, page 202.
1820 December 27 – Logan County, Ky: Division of 254 ½ acres of land, surveyed for heirs of John Hogan, deceased: Lott #1 – 37 ½ acres to Martin Hogan, Lott #2 to William Hogan, Lott #3 to Margaret Hogan, Lott #4 to Mary Hogan (later as Maria Hogan), Lott #5 to Jane Hogan, Lott #6 to Elizabeth Hogan now Elizabeth Roberts, Lott #7 to John Hogan. (WB C/365+)
Children of John Hogan (~1755 – 1820) and Molly Mauzy + Ann Berry _ (died 25 July 1809)
Future findings could change this reconstruction….
(A5a-1). Martin Hogan (1783 to 10 January 1855 Logan Co. Ky.) had two wives per son William Hogan’s 1901/1911 will. Martin married first about 1808 to Letitia Berry and 2nd about 1841? to Francis M(ary) _ (per 1850 census) / or name inverted to Mary F. (per her 1858 administration). His 1840 US Census shows no wife. At this time, this is what can be reconstructed for his children, with birth date estimations from census records, when marked (~):
(B1a-1). James H. Hogan / Major J. H. Hogan ^ (1809 to October 1891, buried at Chastain Cemetery near Person’s Camp Ground, Logan County^) married 2 to 3 times; marriage 26 June 1851 Logan County to Mary Ann Grizzard; next marriage 4 April 1874 Logan County to Mrs. E. M. McCrory (county record for both). Living in Logan County in 1880. Had a son Richard M. Hogan (b. 1839) who married Lydia _ (b. 1842) who lived in 1870 Hogan District, Logan County, Kentucky.
(B1a-2). Sarah Ann Hogan (~1810/1813) married 11 November 1829 to Colby Young (county record).
(B1a-3). William Hogan (1816 to October 1911 Logan County, Kentucky at age 95^^) married 19 April 1842 Logan County to Elizabeth Roberts (county record). Lived in Logan County until his death.
(B1a-4). Mary M. Hogan (about 1817) married by consent 15 July 1831 to Jacob W. Walker (county record). Martin Hogan became her guardian when father John M. Hogan died in 1820.
(B1a-5). Mariah Hogan, also Maria Hogan, (~1819) married 25 August 1834 Logan County to William Allen (county record).
(B1a-6). Elizabeth Hogan (1820/25) married 24 May 1841 Logan County to Benjamin E. Chastain (county record).
(B1a-7). Margaret Hogan (~1824) married 14 August 1845 Logan County to George T. Duerson (county record). Logan County Clerk records also shows a Margarett C. Hogan married on 21 March 1843 to Benoni E. Landon, with return made by Sam’l Baker.
(B1a-8i). Matilda Hogan (~1826) married 14 August 1845 Logan County to T? Chastain/Chastine (county record).
(B1a-9). Letitia Hogan (~1828) married 28 February 1848 Logan County to Moses Fagua (county record).
(B1a/10). Thomas H. Hogan (~1837). Not in 1854 Will of his father.
(B1a/11). Alexander C. Hogan (~1841/42) A.C. Hogan reported as “half-brother” to William Hogan.
(B1a/12). Martin Hogan “II” (~1843). Possible Warren County, Ky. 1874 marriage record for Martin Hogan, age 31, farmer, born Kentucky of Warren County, Kentucky to Lucy Bennett - age 24 born Tennessee, of Warren County. (Kentucky, County Marriages 1797-1954, familysearch.org)
(B1a/13). Augusta B. Hogan (female – ~1846) married 23 February 1864 to E. J. Riley (county record)
(B1a/14). Charles S. Hogan (~1851); Possibly was “C. S. Hogan” whom William Hogan was a guardian in 10 January 1860. (WB I-J/407)
^ Logan County Union, Wednesday, 21 October 1891, in Logan County, Kentucky Obituaries, by Vanderpool, Montgomery
^^ Logan County Obituaries, by Montgomery Vanderpool, familysearch.org under US/Ky/Logan/Newspapers, The Democrat, Wednesday 11 October 1911
Details for Martin Hogan (1783 to 1855)
1806 – Frederick County, Virginia Personal Property Tax:
Martin Hogain 1 0 5 7 (Image 151/839)
John Hogan 3-1-8-12 (Image 163/839)
1807 – Frederick County, Virginia Personal Property Tax:
John Hogan: 3-1-7-12 (Image 208/839)
Martin Hogan: 1-1-5-7 (Image 193/839). There is no Virginia tax in 1808.
1810 US Census of Berkeley County, Va./W. Va:
John Hogan – 3 females 0-9, 1 male 10-15, 2 females 16-25, 1 male 45+, slaves.
Martin Hogan – 1 male 0-9, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 16-25, 1 male 26-44.
Martin Hogan was born 1783 and if he married at age 20 (speculation), then his children would be born 1783 + 20 = 1803 or born thereafter. Therefore, the male 0-9 would be his son James B. Hogan, born 1809. The older female 10-15 in the 1810 census does not appear to belong to him.
1812 October 21 – Frederick County, Virginia: Indenture between Martin Hogan and wife Lettitia, formerly Lettitia Berry, and one of the children’s heirs and legal representatives of Ann Hogan, dec’d who was the wife of John Hogain and relict of Enoch Berry, dec’d of the other part and William Helm, R. of the other part. Whereas the said Ann departed life intestate on 25 July 1809 leaving eight children; Viz – (including) the said Lettitia wife of the said Martin. Which the said 8 children are (still) now alive…a certain tract of land lying in Frederick County containing about 200 acres, to be divided equally, convey rights to William Helm,Jr for $266.66. Signed: Martin Hogan and Letitia N. Hogan, their seals. Witnesses Jo. Tidball, Edw. M’Guire, Nathan Anderson. Lettitia, wife of Martin Hogan relinquished her right of dower. Entered 21 October 1812. (DB 34/293, Image 421/449)
1813 Logan County, Kentucky Tax:
John Hogan 350 + 250 acres 11112
Martin Hogan 1254 First year for Martin Hogan in Logan County taxes.
John Hogan (Senior) 100 acres 2495 (William Hogan was missed on this 1813 tax record.)
1820 US Census of Russellville, Logan County, Kentucky:
John Hogan, 1 male 0-9, 2 females 16-25, 1 male 26-44, 1 male 45+;
William Hogan 1 male 0-9, 1 male 26-44, 1 male 45+.
Martin Hogan 1 male + 4 females 0-9, 1 male + 1 female 10-15, 1 male + 1 female 26-44.
Under Martin Hogan, the male age 10-15 is James B. Hogan, born 1809 in Virginia.
1820 January Term Court – Logan County, Ky: On the motion of John Hogan, deceased, ordered that Edmond Curd, John Small, Stephen Graham and John J. Maker or any three of them…appraise the estate of said John Hogan deceased. Also, order that Martin Hogan be appointed Guardian of Mary Hogan and Jane Hogan, infant orphans of John Hogan, deceased.
Logan County Minute Books, for the year 1820, page 202.
1824 Logan County, Ky. Tax:
Hagan, William – no land named, 1233
Hogan, John 300 acres 1.4.10.3 Whippoorwill
Hogan, Martin 360 acres 1596 Whippoorwill
“same for Jane Hogan 34 acres”
1825 Logan County, Kentucky tax
Hogan, John, 250 acres in Logan County 1373
Hogan, Martin 362 acres, 1474
“same for Ann Hogan 34 acres”
1830 US Census of Russellville, Logan County, Kentucky:
Hogan, William - 2 males + 1 female 0-4, 1 male + 1 female 5-9, 1 female 20-29, 1 male 40-49. Slaves 4. All three Hogans are next to each other.
Hogan, Martin, 1 female 0-4, 1 female 5-9, 1 male 10-14, 1 female 15-19, 1 male and 1 female 40-49.
Hogan, John, 1 male & 1 female 5-9, 1 male 10-14, 1 female 30-39, 1 male 40-49.
Believe the Martin Hogan “male age 10-14” was his son William Hogan (1816 – 1911 Logan Co. Ky.) who lived his life in Logan County until he died in 1911. His middle initial was not used and is not known, if any.
1840 US Census of Logan County, Kentucky:
Hogan, William - 1 female 0-4, 2 males + 1 female 5-9, 1 male 10-14, 1 male + 1 female 15-19, 1 female 40-49, 1 male 50-59. Next to Martin Hogan but not the others.
Hogan, Martin, 1 female 10-14, 2 females 15-19, 1 male 50-59, 9 slaves
Hogan, John. 2 females 0-4, 1 female 5-9, 3 females 101-4, 1 male 15-19, 1 male 20-29, 1 female 40-49, 1 Male 50-59, 8 slaves.
1850 US Census of District 2, Logan County, Kentucky:
Hogan, John 64 farmer, Virginia, Elizabeth Hogan 55 Ky, John Hogan 31 farmer Ky, Rolly Hogan Hogan 26 teacher, Ky, Sarah E. Hogan 18 Ky, Mary Hogan 16 Ky, George Ann Hogan 14 Ky (female), Vicerna Hogan 12 (f) Ky, Henry Hogan 10 Ky. (Image 40/120)
Hogan, William 34 farmer, Ky; Elizabeth Hogan 27 Tn, Frances Hogan 6/12 Ky. (image 61/120)
Hogan, Martin 67 farmer, Va., Frances M. Hogan 38 Va, Thomas H. Hogan 13 Ky, Alexander C. Hogan 8 Ky, Martin Hogan 6 Ky, Augusta B. Hogan (f) (image 61/120). Next to Martin Hogan is…
Hogan, Mary 46 Ky, Mary A. Hogan 27 Ky, William Hogan 24 farmer, Ky, Maria Hogan 18 Ky, Martin Hogan 16 farmer, Ky.
Hogan, James 41 farmer, born Virginia and Richard H. Hogan age 11.
1854 December 25/probated 15 February 1854/1855 – Logan County, Ky: Abstracted Will of Martin Hogan. Bequeath to my wife Mary F. Hogan, my one-third estate after debts paid. Will (bequeath) to all my children be made equal, taking under consideration of what I already had given (them, which includes) James H. Hogan, Sarah Ann Hogan – wife of Colby Young, Mary M. Hogan now wife of Jacob W. Walker, my son William Hogan, my daughter Margaret Dawson, and my daughter Elizabeth Hogan – wife of Edward Chastain. I have given nothing to my daughter Matilda Hogan and Letitia Hogan; the first of them is now the widow Chastain and the second the widow Fuqua. It is my will and wish that my son Alexander C. Hogan, my son Martin Hogan, my daughter Augusta B. Hogan and my son Charles S. Hogan have entire (bequeath) in trust in my estate from the sale of lands, etc…for educating and defraying other necessary expenses in raising them. Executors to be Jas. H. Hogan and William Hogan. Will written 25 December 1854. Signed Martin Hogan. Witnesses -Sist. B. E. Dawson and John W. Hogan. Probated 15 February 1854/55. (WB H/337-338)
1855 March 10 – Logan County Court: William Hogan named in 10 March 1855 petition by Maria Allen to name William Hogan as her Trustee. E-C-80 #2049
Logan County Equity Case Files index – familysearch.org., filed under Hogan.
1856 January 29 – Logan County Court: James H. Hogan, et all – Plaintiffs with Mariah/Maria Allen + husband William, Matilda Chastain, Martin Hogan, Letitia Fagua, Augusta B. Hogan, Margaret Duerson and husband Geo T.; Alexander C. Hogan, Charles S. Hogan…versus…Sarah A. Young and husband Coleby et al defendants, including Mary M. Walker and husband Jacob W.; Elizabeth Chastain and husband Benjamin E. E-C-82 #2088.
Logan County Equity Case Files index – familysearch.org. Image 6263/7671
Martin Hogan had died 10 January 1854 and estate division problems were arising. Notice that William Hogan (1816 – 1911) and several others are missing in the Equity Case. Mary M. Hogan Walker, this researcher believes, was adopted by Martin Hogan when his father died and left two minor age daughters.
1858 June 8 – Logan County, Ky: William Hogan, administrator of Mary F. Hogan (deceased), handled funds and settled with the court. (WB I-J/67)
1860 US Census of P.O. Volney, Logan County, Kentucky
Jno. M. Hogan 74, farmer, Virginia; Elizabeth W. Hogan 64, Ky, Sarah E. Hogan 24 Ky; Mary Hogan 22 Ky, Henry H. Hogan 19 Ky.
Mary Hogan 56 farmer, Ky; Mary A. Hogan 36 School Teacher, Ky; Jno Hogan 32 School Teacher, Ky; Maria L. Hogan 26 Ky.
William Hogan, Sr. 44 farmer Kentucky, Elizabeth Hogan 36 Ky, Augusta B. Hogan 14 Ky, Chas. C. Hogan 9 Ky, Ella C. Hogan 6 K, Alx Hogan 19 Ky.
The children with William and Elizabeth Hogan actually belong to Martin Hogan who died 10 January 1854. William and Elizabeth stated on their 1900 census that they had no children. This is not completely correct since they had Francis Hogan who did not live until 1860 census.
1880 US Census of Hogan District, Logan County, Kentucky:
William Hogan 84, farmer, Ky, Va, Va; Elizabeth 48 wife, Tn, Ky, Ky; Willie Jenkins, 28 laborer, Ky.
1880 US Census of Adairville, Logan County, Kentucky
James H. Hogan, 80 farmer, Va, Va. Va.; Elizabeth Hogan 48, VA Tn NC.
1911 December 4 – Logan County, Kentucky: I, William Hogan of Logan County, Kentucky…devise and bequeath to my niece Emma Waller Gill, the present wife of Hiram Gill of Logan County, Kentucky, all of my real estate, livestock, farming implements, household and kitchen furniture and such property…on the premises. Should Emma Waller Gill die without issue, then all property becomes property of my brothers and sisters or descendants to wit: Mrs. Sarah A. Young of Washington D.C; the heirs at law of James Hogan, deceased, the heirs at law of Mary Walker deceased, the heirs at law of Maria Allen, deceased, the heirs at law of Elizabeth Chastine, Margaret Duerson, Matilda Chastine, Letitia Fuqua, Mrs. E. J. Riley, and A. C. Hogan. Dated 21 October 1901. Signed William Hogan.
Codicil No. 1: Will now is changed to certain items to said niece and division into only 9 parts instead of ten, where half-brother A.C. Hogan and half-sister Mrs. E. J. Riley get ½ share. 5 November 1905. Signed - William Hogan. Witnesses J.W. Anderson and J.B. Coffman. Probate entered for deceased, 4 December 1911.
Kentucky, Wills and Probate Records 1774-1949, Logan, Will Book P, ancestry.com
Several findagrave.com entries for Hogan in Logan County, Kentucky:
William Hogan 1816-1910, burial Roberts - Langston Cemetery, Logan County, Kentucky
Wife Elizabeth A. Roberts Hogan 1822-1910, same cemetery.
(A5a-2). John M. Hogan “II” (28 March 1786 to 27 February 1864 and buried at Hogan-Darby Cemetery, Russellville, Logan County, Ky.) + Elizabeth W. Blakey (13 May 1796 to 23 February 1872 and buried same cemetery). The “II” in John M. Hogan “II” isn’t technically correct, but used here to improve separation between too many John Hogans. Children’s middle initial/name is constantly reported inaccurately.
“Elizabeth Blakey, the fifth child of George and Margaret (Whitsitt) Blakey, married John M. Hogan, of Olmstead, Logan County, Kentucky. Their children were John W. Hogan, Margaret Douglas Hogan, Raleigh T. Hogan, Virginia M. Hogan, Henry Harrison Hogan, Georgia, Georgia Ann Hogan, Elizbeth P. Hogan and Sarah Ellen Hogan.”
“John W. Hogan married Virginia Jains…. Margaret Douglas Hogan married Benoni Dawson…. ‘Raleigh Thomas Hogan died without issue in the year 1852. Virginia M. Hogan married Dr. Thomas Churchill Blakey…. Henry Harrison Hogan married Miss Mary Conway…. Georgia Ann Hogan married 1st A. F. Haskins, by whom there was no issue. Her second husband was T. R. Wyatt…. Elizabeth P. Hogan married W. L. Thompson and they emigrated to Green County, Missouri. Sarah Ellen Hogan married Dathan? Darby….” (Be careful! This reference is not completely accurate, but helpful.)
American Historical Magazine and Tennessee Historical Society, Vol. 9/377, 1904 online Google Books
Children of John M. Hogan + Elizabeth Blakey:
(B1b-1). John W. Hogan (~1819) married 17 October 1850 Logan County to Martha V. Gaines (county record) who became known as M.V. Hogan in records. After John W. Hogan died in February 1864, M. V. Hogan married 2nd 7 December 1865 to T. C. Blakey at (grandmother) Elizabeth Hogan’s by Rev. George R. Browder, Methodist Church with attendance including Harry Hogan and Fannie Chastine (county record).
(B1b-2). Raleigh T. Hogan / Rolly Hogan (24 August 1824 to 16 October 1852)
(B1b-3). Sarah Ellen Hogan (~1836)
(B1b-4). Mary E. Hogan (~1838). Middle initial from 1871 will of her mother Elizabeth Hogan and mother named Mary E. (Hogan) Darby.
(B1b-5). George Ann Hogan / Georgia Ann Hogan (female - ~1836) married 17 February 1858 to A. F. Haskins (county record) and 2nd to T. R. Wyatt.
(B1b-6). Vicerna Hogan / Virginia M. Hogan (~1838) married Dr. Thomas C. Blakey.
(B1b-7). Henry Harry Hogan / Henry Harrison Hogan (~1841) married Mary Conway.
Details for John M. Hogan (“II” – 1786 to 1864) + Elizabeth Blakey
1817 December 13 – Logan County, Kentucky: Marriage of John Hogan to Elizabeth Blakey (county record).
Kentucky, County Marriage Records 1783-1965, ancestry.com.
1820 US Census of Russellville, Logan County, Kentucky
John Hogan, 1 male 0-9, 2 females 16-25, 1 male 26-44, 1 male 45+;
Male 0-9 is son - John W. Hogan was born about 1819. Male 26-44 is John Hogan “II” (1783), Male 45+ might be his uncle Raleigh Hogan who married Peggy Conway.
1830 US Census of Russellville, Logan County, Kentucky:
Hogan, William - 2 males + 1 female 0-4, 1 male + 1 female 5-9, 1 female 20-29, 1 male 40-49. Slaves 4. All three Hogans are next to each other.
Hogan, Martin, 1 female 0-4, 1 female 5-9, 1 male 10-14, 1 female 15-19, 1 male and 1 female 40-49.
Hogan, John, 1 male & 1 female 5-9, 1 male 10-14, 1 female 30-39, 1 male 40-49.
1 male 10-14 – John Hogan, Jr. (1819); 1 male + 1 female 5-9 = Rolly Hogan + __female.
1840 US Census of Logan County, Kentucky:
Hogan, William - 1 female 0-4, 2 males + 1 female 5-9, 1 male 10-14, 1 male + 1 female 15-19, 1 female 40-49, 1 male 50-59. Next to Martin Hogan but not the others.
Hogan, Martin, 1 female 10-14, 2 females 15-19, 1 male 50-59, 9 slaves
Hogan, John. 2 females 0-4, 1 female 5-9, 3 females 10-14, 1 male 15-19, 1 male 20-29, 1 female 40-49, 1 Male 50-59, 8 slaves.
1850 US Census of District 2, Logan County, Kentucky:
Hogan, John 64 farmer, Virginia, Elizabeth Hogan 55 Ky, John Hogan 31 farmer Ky, Rolly Hogan Hogan 26 teacher, Ky, Sarah E. Hogan 18 Ky, Mary Hogan 16 Ky, George A. Hogan 14 Ky, Vicerna Hogan 12 (f) Ky, Henry Hogan 10 Ky. (image 40/120)
Hogan, William 34 farmer, Ky; Elizabeth Hogan 27 Tn, Frances Hogan 6/12 Ky. (image 61/120)
Hogan, Martin 67 farmer, Va., Frances M. Hogan 38 Va, Thomas H. Hogan 13 Ky, Alexander C. Hogan 8 Ky, Martin Hogan 6 Ky, Augusta B. Hogan (f) (image 61/120). Next to Martin Hogan is…
Hogan, Mary 46 Ky, Mary A. Hogan 27 Ky, William Hogan 24 farmer, Ky, Maria Hogan 18 Ky, Martin Hogan 16 farmer, Ky.
1860 US Census of P.O. Volney, Logan County, Kentucky
Jno. M. Hogan 74, farmer, Virginia; Elizabeth W. Hogan 64, Ky, Sarah E. Hogan 24 Ky; Mary Hogan 22 Ky, Henry H. Hogan 19 Ky.
Mary Hogan 56 farmer, Ky; Mary A. Hogan 36 School Teacher, Ky; Jno Hogan 32 School Teacher, Ky; Maria L. Hogan 26 Ky.
William Hogan, Sr. 44 farmer Kentucky, Elizabeth Hogan 36 Ky, Augusta B. Hogan 14 Ky, Chas. C. Hogan 9 Ky, Ella C. Hogan 6 K, Alx Hogan 19 Ky.
1869 November 11 – Logan County, Ky. Court: (E-C 105 #2777)
Hogan, M.V., Widow of John W. Hogan, deceased – defendant versus George T. Blakey, Guardian of Ellen F. Hogan, Plaintiff, 11 November 1869. Noted the M.V. Hogan was the mother of Ellen. Logan County Equity Case Files index – familysearch.org. Image 6272/7671.
1871 December 11 /Probate 31 May 1872 – Logan Co. Ky: Will of Elizabeth Hogan of Logan County. My wish and desire that my grandson George Hogan possess a small parcel of land supposed to be about 9 acres which was land allotted to me in the division of lands (by) of way deceased daughter Mary E. Darby and as the said tract and money faithfully appropriated to the use and benefit of said George Hogan my grandson…this day 11 December 1871. Probated 31 May 1872.
The Herald Leger, 26 January 1906 reported George Hogan died at his home in Commanche, Texas. Logan County, Kentucky Obituaries, Montgomery Vanderpool, online familysearch.org US/Ky/Logan/newspapers.
Cemetery Findings in Logan County, Kentucky for John Hogan “II” line:
Raleigh T. Hogan, 14 August 1826 to 16 October 1852, at age 26. Burial Darby-Hogan Cemetery, Russellville, Logan Co., Ky.
John Mauzey Hogan 28 March 1786 to 27 February 1864, and wife to follow….
Elizabeth W. Blakey Hogan 13 May 1796 to 23 February 1872 with both buried at the same cemetery.
Susan R. Hogan 10 June 1823-10 June 1842, same cemetery
(A5a-3). William Hogan (1790? to September 1840 Logan Co. Ky.) married on or after 1821+ to Mary Wallace (1804-1870). He used no known middle initial or middle name. Since wife Mary was born 1804, speculation: 1804 + age 17 when married = 1821 or after for their children. She, as a mother, could not belong to the male age 0-9 in William Hogan’s 1820 census. (Part 2e)
(B1c-1). James B. Hogan (1821/25). Need a more concise birth date. Easily confused with Martin Hogan’s son – James H. Hogan (~1809). Migrated out of Logan County before 1850. Likely is house carpenter - James B. Hogan (~1822/24) who married 3 December 1845 Christian Co, Ky. to Sarah Ann Courtney (county record); in 1850 US Census of Christian Co, Ky; in 1860 McCracken Co, Ky. and 1880 Mt. Carmel, Wabash Co, Illinois.
(B1c-2). Mary Ann Hogan (~1823/24) married 18 September 1860 Logan County to Dr. Joseph Stewart (county record) and died in Arkansas.
(B1c-3). William Hogan, Jr. of “II” (~1826). In 1850 US Census of Logan County.
(B1c-4). Hannah Louise Hogan (1825-1829 to <1840/50?). Not in Memoirs or father’s 1840 will.
(B1c-5). John Hogan (~1828), a school teacher in 1860 US Census of Logan County.
(B1c-6). Mariah Lucille Hogan (1832/34).
(B1c-7). Martin Hogan / Dr. Martin Hogan, physician (16 November 1833 to 16 August 1916 and buried at Maynard Cemetery, Maynard, Randolph Co., Arkansas) + Mary Susan White Hogan (1840-1914), per findagrave.com
“Dr. Martin Hogan was born on blue-grass soil on November 16, 1833 and inherits Virginia blood from his father and mother, William and Mary (Wallace) Hogan. The father removed to Kentucky in 1808 and was married in Logan County of the State in 1812 and there reared a family of four sons and two daughters: (i) Mary A. Hogan, wife of Dr. Joseph Stewart, died in Arkansas; (ii) James B. Hogan *deceased), William Hogan, who died in Kentucky; (iv) John Hogan who died in Randolph County, (v). Maria L. Hogan (deceased) and (vi) Martin Hogan. The father was drafted in the War of 1812, but secured a substitute. He died in Logan County, Ky. in 1840, followed by his wife in 1870, in Livingston County, Ky….”
Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Northeast Arkansas 1889, online Google Books
Selected Details for William Hogan (1790? to 1840) + Mary (Wallace?)
(questionable) 1816 June 4 – Logan County, Ky: Marriage of Wm. B. Hogan to Sally Scott (county record).
Kentucky, County Marriage Records 1783-1965, ancestry.com
1820 US Census of Russellville, Logan County, Kentucky:
John Hogan, 1 male 0-9, 2 females 16-25, 1 male 26-44, 1 male 45+;
William Hogan 1 male 0-9, 1 male 26-44, 1 male 45+.
Martin Hogan 1 male + 4 females 0-9, 1 male + 1 female 10-15, 1 male + 1 female 26-44.
Regarding William Hogan: No wife or older female is in his census. The male 45+ and male age 0-9 are unknown persons. The male age 0-9 cannot be found again and this researcher (J. Murphy) is unable to confirm he belongs to William Hogan. The Logan County marriage record dated 4 June 1816 for “William B. Hogan” to Sally Scott raises questions. Did our subject marry Sally Scott or does the Hogan – Scott marriage belong to someone else? The mysterious Rolly Hogan, deceased may be a player in this mystery.
1820 Logan County, Ky. Tax Records:
William Hogan 250 acres, 1223. List alphabetical, but first 4 next to each other on H list. (image 295/1167)
Martin Hogan 290 acres 1112 (image 295/1167)
Rawleigh Hogan, no acres, 1112 (image 295/1167). This is the only time he shows on Logan County tax records. Not on 1820 US Census record under his name.
Hogan Administrators 250 acres, 0150 (image 295/1167)
John Hogan (image 336/1167)
1820 December Term Court – Logan County, Ky: On the motion of William Hogan, ordered that a letter of Administration be given to him on the Estate of Rolly Hogan, deceased, as required by law…
Logan County Minute Books, for the year 1820, page 287.
This researcher (J. Murphy) suspects but does not know who this Rolly Hogan is. 1820 US Census record shows two unknown males age 45+ - one for John Hogan and one for William Hogan. Could Raleigh Hogan be this age or older? Then who is the adult aged 45+ with John M. Hogan? If Rolly Hogan’s estate sale could be found, sale details might permit us to tell if Rolly was a very young or an older adult. That could not be found, but “R. Hogan purchased many items from John Hogan’s January 1820 estate sale. (C2)
1820 January – Logan County, Ky: Estate sale of John Hogan, deceased. Items purchased by “R. Hogan” were 1 Mattook, 3 reap hooks, 1 china bowl, cups and saucers, one case bottles, 1 water pale, 1 trunk, 1 heifer, 1 red cow, 1 black cow, 1 bay mare, 1 black horse, 26 3/5 barrels corn, 10 bushels wheat, 385 pounds pork. William Hogan, Martin Hogan, John Hogan, F. W. Drew, Alfred Roberts, Simon Wallace were some of the other purchasers. (WB B/345+, image 525/608+, familysearch.org)
1822 November 13 – Logan County, Ky. Court: Rolley Hogan, deceased by plaintiff William Hogan, administrator and Edmund Curd versus defendants Richard Perry and George Cross. (no further details but probably debt)
O-C-29 #2888, Logan County Ordinary Case Files 1800-1842, image 5991/7955, familysearch.org
1830 US Census of Logan County, Ky: William Hogan
2 males + 1 female 0-5. William Hogan, Jr. (1826), Maria L. Hogan and one missing male 1825-1830) not living 1845.
1 male + 1 female 5-9. Mary Ann Hogan (1823/24) and James B. Hogan (1821-1825)
1 female 20-29, 1 male 40-49. Wife Mary (1804) + William Hogan, Sr. (1790?)
1840 U.S. Census of Logan Co, Ky: William Hogan
1 female 0-4.
2 males + 1 female 5-9. Maria L. Hogan (1823/34), Martin Hogan (1834), + 2nd male
1 male 10-14. William Hogan (1826)
1 male + 1 female 15-19. Mary Ann Hogan (1823/24 and possibly James B. Hogan (1821/25)
1 female 40-49, 1 male 50-59. Mary Hogan (1804) and husband William Hogan (1790?).
1840 August 7 / probate 24 August 1840 – Logan County, Ky: Abstracted Will of William Hogan. After expenses, proceeds of estate sale to assist in education of all my children, which shall be divided equally among my several children as they become of age, that is to say Mary Ann Hogan, James B. Hogan, William Hogan, John Hogan, Mariah Lucille Hogan and Martin Hogan. Appoint my friends Martin Hogan and John Bellomy my executors…this 7 August 1840. Signed – William Hogan. Witnesses – “James H. Hogan,” William Hogan, Jacob W. Watkins. Probated 24 August 1840. (WB G/123)
1845 October 29 – Logan County Court: Equity Case Files Index (familysearch.org)
Hogan, Mary (widow of William) – Defendant. E-C-62 #1547. Also named were:
Mary Ann Hogan, James B. Hogan, William Hogan, Jr., Hannah Louise Hogan, Martin Hogan (file notes two Martin Hogan’s named in 3 different items) - heirs of William Hogan, (deceased). Plaintiff was Sarah Lawson in law suit.
1850 US Census of Logan Co. Ky: Mary Hogan 46 Ky, Mary A. Hogan 27 Ky, William Hogan 24 farmer, Ky, Maria Hogan 18 Ky, Martin Hogan 16 farmer, Ky.
1860 US Census of P.O. Volney, Logan County, Kentucky
Mary Hogan 56 farmer, Ky; Mary A. Hogan 36 School Teacher, Ky; Jno Hogan 32 School Teacher, Ky; Maria L. Hogan 26 Ky.