BGT Stop #1
Hello again and welcome back to The Hogue Connection. BGT Stop #1? I know, strange title! We are going to extend my last post with a deeper dive into our… Read more »
Category: U.S. History
Criminal In The Family…Once Again
Hey all and welcome back to The Hogue Connection! This post marks my 75th entry on this blog, which seems hard to believe. Thanks for reading! Today we are going… Read more »
Hannah Hale Update
Hey everyone and welcome back to The Hogue Connection! Some new information has come to light recently, so I thought I would let you know it through this Hannah Hale… Read more »
Gower Cemetery…In Memory Of…
Hey everybody! Welcome back to The Hogue Connection! Today I’d like to post a memorial to all of our ancestors buried in the Gower Cemetery in Nashville, Tennessee. If you… Read more »
The Hogues of Cleveland County, Part 2
Hello again and welcome back to The Hogue Connection! Today, in Part Two of the post, we will look at the Hogues of Cleveland County and the struggle of many… Read more »
The Hogues of Cleveland County
Hello and welcome back to the Hogue Connection! This blog post involves a discussion of Hogue families in Cleveland County, North Carolina between 1830 and 1930. Like my family, the… Read more »
Chickasaw Nation, I.T.
Hello and welcome back to The Hogue Connection! Today, I’d like to share my thoughts about the Chickasaw Nation, I.T. and the Hogues who lived there. If you revisit Part… Read more »
Part 2…Criminal in the Family
Welcome back to The Hogue Connection and Part 2…Criminal in the Family! Today I’ll begin to tell the story of our most notorious criminal in the family. So far, that… Read more »
Criminals in the Family?
Hello everyone and welcome back to The Hogue Connection! I’ve been kicking this subject around for quite a while and thought I would finally get around to addressing it. What… Read more »
I Am Not My Own Grandpa…
Luckily, I am not my own Grandpa. Relations can be confusing. I’ll try to explain that a little later. I hope you and your families are doing well. I haven’t… Read more »