NINTH GENERATION

256. James HOGAN ⁽¹⁸⁵⁾ was born about 1728 in IRELAND. He immigrated about 1767 to Charlestown, SC. My info indicates that James Hogan arrived in Charlestown, SC in 1767 and then moved to NC. I have Silence listed as his wife and many of his children but none of their birthdates, etc. Do you have any other info?

Zaroga at [email protected] He appeared on the census in 1790 in Anson Co., NC.⁽²²¹⁾ 1790 Census North Carolina
Anson County Fayette district

1st # free white males 16 year upwards and head of families
2nd # free white males under 16 years
3rd # free white females and head of families
4th # all other free persons
` 5th # slaves

Hogan, James...................................3-1-3-0-10

free white males 16 year upwards and head of families = 3
free white males under 16 years = 1
free white females and head of families = 3
slaves = 10
He died on 11 Sep 1793 in Anson Co., NC. He signed a will on 11 Sep 1793 in Anson Co., NC. WILL OF JAMES HOGAN

His will is located in Anson County North Carolina. This transcript is taken from a microfilm copy of the original will from the DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL RESOURCES DIVISION OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY, Archives and Records Section, Raleigh, North Carolina. Parts of the will are not readable or are missing. These parts are indicated by __ or if I'm not sure the word is correct it is underlined.

In the name of God Amen~~~
I James Hogan of the county of Anson and state No Carlina.
Being weak in body but of perfect mind and memory thanks be to God for the same and caling to mind the uncertainty of human life, do make this my last will and testament. And first of all I commend my soul unto the hand of my mindful creater, hoping for remission of my sins, my body I leave to be buried at he descretion of my executor hearafter named and as for my worldly goods it hath pleased God to bless me with I leave to be disposed of in the following manner. __________________________________________________
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and my grandaughter Susannah Hogan, one bed _______________, one young filly called Snip, one linnon wheel, to her and her heirs forever. (Item) I lend unto my loving wife Silence Hogan, all my land that I possess, all my stock of cattle, except one cow and calf I give to David Hogan, I also lend him all my stock of horses that is not above mentioned. Also three negroes that is to say, Sally, Sam, and Ben, and all my stock of hoggs, and all my crop of corn and all my plantation tools and household furniture, I lend them to her during her natural life, but it should be her choice she may give __________________
any of__________________________________ part of my estate. (Item) I give unto my son Elijah Hogan at the death of my wife one half of all my land that I now possess to him and his heirs forever. (Item) I give unto my son David Hogan at the death of my wife one half of all the land I possess, also three negroes that I lend to my wife that is, Sally, Sam and Ben, and there increase from the date of this will. I then give them to him and his heirs forever.
(Item) The remaining part of my estate that is not before mentioned both real and personal I leave to be sold after my death by my executors giving them full power and authority to sell at their discretion and the money to be equally divided among all my children except David Hogan, that is to say Wm Hogan, James Hogan, Griffin Hogan,_______________
_____________________________________________________________________
giving part of my estate that I lent to my wife and is not above given, I leave to be sold at her death by my executors as above and the money to be equally divided among all my surviving children. I give it to them and their heirs forever. (Item) Lastly I nominate, constitute, and appoint my wife executrix, and James Marshall, and James _______ executors of my last will and testament ___________________________________
all ________________ by me made and _____________________________________
______________________________________________________________________

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this eleventh day of September one thousand seven hundred and ninety three.

his mark X James Hogan

Signed, sealed in presents of

William Raper
Henry Marshall
Sarah Green
Nancy ______ He was Irish. The Ancestral File has this guy as the father of William. I have little trust in this source.

Name: William HOGAN
Sex: Male

Individual Facts
Birth abt 1724 in IRELAND
Death 31 Jan 1791 (age 67)
Nationality Irish

Marriages/Children
1. [UNKNOWN SPOUSE]
Children William HOGAN (1 Jun 1750-2 Apr 1827)
James HOGAN (22 Apr 1752-18 Jan 1811)
John HOGAN (-)

Notes
Death: date in AF was mistranscribed 31 Jan 1991
General1:

Sources
1. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Ancestral File (TM). July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996.
He was married to Silence LANE about 1749.

257. Silence LANE was born about 1730. She died on 17 Aug 1802 in Anson Co., NC. Children were:

128 i. Cap't William HOGAN.
ii. James HOGAN was born on 22 Apr 1752 in Virginia. He served in the military in 1780 in Virginia. He was in
Capt. Pettus' Co of Taylor's Regt. of VA Jan. to July, 1780 and came to KY
1781.

References:
1. Rev. War Pension Papers He immigrated in 1781 to Kentucky. He appeared on the census in 1810 in Garrard County, KY.⁽²²²⁾ Males
2 between 10-16
1 " 16-26
James < 45

Females
1 between 16-26
wife < 45

5 slaves He was slave owner (five slaves) in 1810 in Garrard County, KY. He died on 18 Jan 1811 in Garrard County, KY. He signed a will on 15 Feb 1811 in Garrard County, KY.⁽²²³⁾ He was buried in Bryantsville, Garrard, KY. Member, with brothers William and John HOGAN, of Daniel Boone's second scouting party into Kentucky in 1779-80. With brother John (GGGG grandfather of Marilyn Monroe) began one of Kentucky's first ferry services at the mouth of Hickman Creek, Jessamine County. Ferried pioneers for many years across the Kentucky River.

From: "grav" <[email protected]>
Did any of your Hogans come to Kentucky? Counties of Garrard,
Jessamine and Fayette had my ancestors Hogan in them. Particularly Garrard.
I am descended from James Hogan, b. 1752 VA and d. 1811 in Garrard Co., KY
. Married Elizabeth _______.
Also, I am searching for a Richard Hogan who came to KY with
Daniel Boone in 1774. Richard's wife was Rebecca, and I believe he had a
daughter, Elizabeth, but not sure. Richard left KY and went to Sumner Co.,
TN. He is said to have been from the Yadkin Valley. Do not know his
birthplace. Thank you for your time.
Mary
(then)My ancestor, James, was b. April 22, 1752 in VA and d. 18 Jan. Garrard Co.,
KY. His wife, Elizabeth, is buried beside him in a marked grave in
Bryantsville, KY (Garrard Co.). His grave is twice marked. The original
marker is still readable and about 20 years ago I had James' grave marked
by the DAR. The cemetery is now well-kept, but for many years, it was in a
terrible shape. James' son, John, my ancestor, is also buried there in a
marked grave.
Children of James Hogan:
1. William (under legal age in 1814) m. Love Chrisman in Jessamine Co. I
have a copy of a picture of William and Love.
2. Elizabeth m. James Baldock 29 July 1799, Garrard Co.
3. Catherine (Katy) b. 5/2/1778 VA d. KY 2/14/1809 m. Mason Moss
4. James m. Nancy Irvine (?)
5. Mary m. -----Aldridge
6. Rebecca m William McMurtry
7. Sally m. James Dunn
8. *John b. 1791 m. 1811 Polly Dunn (I come down through their daughter,
Mary, who married Peter Farley)
9. Samuel m. Elizabeth Dunn
James Hogan was in the Revolutionary War, received many, many land grants
(of which I have copies), owned and operated the first ferry in Garrard Co
and the first tobacco warehouse. At his death, he owned property in
Rockcastle, Jessamine, Laurel , Garrard and Scott Counties. He was in
Capt. Pettus' Co of Taylor's Regt. of VA Jan. to July, 1780 and came to KY
1781.

References:
1. Rev. War Pension Papers
2. 1811 will of James Hogan naming all of his children and grandchildren
3. Perrin's Hist of KY
4. Clark's Hist. of KY
5. Chinn's Settlement and Statehood, p. 101
6. Garrard Co. Court Records
7. My personal knowledge
8. Garrard Co. marriages

I believe Elizabeth was James' second wife. My John was from Elizabeth.
My ancestor, John, was probably the black sheep of the family even though
he was well-to-do. He drank excessively and in a "fit of drunken rage"
murdered one of his slaves. I am not proud of that, naturally, but at
least he made the news and was traceable. He and my grandmother, Polly
Dunn, dau of Benjamin and Margaret Hocker Dunn, were separated at the time
of his death. She is buried in Danville and he in Bryantsville. She
started divorce proceedings against him when he murdered the slave, but
later dropped the suit (she found out she was pregnant), and went back to
him when he got out of prison. He must have become intolerable, and she
didn't want to be buried with him. She is buried on daughter, Julia's lot
in Danville. Julia had married and lived in Danville.
iii. John HOGAN. Member, with brothers William and James HOGAN, of Daniel Boone's second scouting party into Kentucky in 1779-80. With brother James began one of Kentucky's first ferry services at the mouth of Hickman Creek, Jessamine County. Ferried pioneers for many years across the Kentucky River.
Was the GGGG grandfather of Marilyn Monroe.
iv. Samuel HOGAN⁽²²⁴⁾ was to KY with Boone from NC.⁽²²⁴⁾
v. Griffin HOGAN⁽²²⁴⁾ was went from NC to GA. Griffen HOGAN (28). Married Mary GIBSON (29).

Children of Griffen HOGAN and Mary GIBSON:

1 Elizabeth HOGAN (27), born 6 Mar 1775 in NC, died 9
Jan 1849
in Dooly Co, GA. Married about 1792, David
CULPEPPER (26),
born 16 Dec 1768 in Anson Co, NC, died 21 Aug 1832 in
Lau­
rens Co, GA, son of John CULPEPPER (30) and Agnes
(31).

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vi. Elijah HOGAN⁽²²⁴⁾ was living in 1793. He was NC to GA.
vii. Shadrack HOGAN^{(224) (225)} was born about 1777 in North Carolina. He died after 1860 in Georgia. He was also known as Shadwin. He emigrated from NC to GA.

Shadrack HOGAN (5454), born about 1777 in North Carolina,
died after 1860 in Georgia. Married about 1803 in Jackson Co, Ga,
Frances DALE (5455), born about 1785 in Oglethorpe Co, Ga,
died after 1860 in Jackson Co, Ga, daughter of William DALE , Jr (5571) and Jemima JACKSON (5572).

Children of Shadrack HOGAN and Frances DALE:

1 William HOGAN (5573), born about 1804.

2 Nancy HOGAN (5574), born about 1805.

3 John HOGAN (5575), born about 1807.

4 Jemima HOGAN (5576), born about 1808.

5 Shadrack HOGAN (5581), born about 1810 in Jackson Co, Ga,
died about 1880 in Clarke Co, Al. Married about 1835 in Jackson Co, Ga,
Nancy WHITE (5582).

6 Elizabeth HOGAN (77), born about 1812 in Georgia, died after
1880. Married 22 Jan 1835 in Jackson Co, Ga, William WALRAVEN (318), born about 1809 in Georgia, died about 1880 in Texas, son of John WALRAVEN , Jr (4681) and Nancy Elizabeth \ (4682).

7 Unknown HOGAN (5577), born about 1814.

8 Mary HOGAN (5578), born about 1816.

9 Amanda HOGAN (5579), born about 1823 in Jackson Co, Ga, died about 1868 in Jackson Co. Married Samuel T. LONGINO (5580).
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viii. David HOGAN was mentioned in father's will in 1793.

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