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Mary was my g.g.grandmother, supposedly daughter of James Hogarth[coachman] and Agnes Torrie. On her marriage cert. she gave her birth date as 1840 and birth place as Lauder. She came to Australia in 1857 and married in 1862.I can't find any supporting evidence for her life in Scotland.Any help would be great.
I wish I could get in touch with a lady that was talking to my brother about our family. If we could maybe get in touch with her, or her kids, or someone in her family. Her name is Beth Hogarth-Stone and she lived in Tacoma, Washington. We would so be grateful for any information on our dad's family history.
My name is Gena Fournier{Hogarth} My later husband was born and baptised Robert Fredric Hogarth. After his father left the family for parts unknown, Mother Jeanne-marie Fournier changed he son's name to Fournier. I was hoping to the where abouts of his father, Name: James T. Hogarth. Is there someone out there which... more
In Rod's Guestbook a recent entry said: "My name: Paul Hogarth My location: Hounslow E-mail address: m0nkeym4gic*yahoo.com Other members may e-mail me? Yes I'm here because... My name's Hogarth, too! Wanna get the Hogarth Gazette? Yes please! Comments: This is a very interesting site. I didn't know I was so famous, or ... more
Just seen the 2002 guestbook article from Doreen Armstrong of Victoria BC. Doreen, do you know the ancestry of Mary Emily Blackett who married Robert? We'd like to connect her to the extensive Blackett tree in www.theblacketts.com . Could Blackett's Lake, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia be named after a descendant of hers?... more
Hello Everyone, I posted a message a few years ago but have since done more researching. I am the Great-great granddaughter of Robert Hogarth who was born 1838 in Longnewton Mills, Roxburgshire, Scotland. His parents were George Hogarth (1800-1860)& Margaret Hood(1800-1886). Margaret immigrated to Canada after the... more
A Hogarth family in Tasmania traces its origins back to Thomas Hogarth allegedly born at Haymount, Makerston, Roxburgh on 1 April 1813. His parents are believed to have been Thomas Hogarth (died 11 June 1830) and Janet Rae (born 19 March 1775, died 25 January 1823) who married at Smailholm, Roxburgh 11 May 1800.... more
David Asquith left a query in the Guestbook: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ David Asquith My location: Melbourne, Australia Comments: My great grandfather was Richard Woof Hogarth born in Whitehaven Cumbria in 1855, married 1876 to Mary Johnston in Whitehaven and migrated to Australia. Richard's father was William Hogarth born... more
Lance put a note on the Guestbook asking for information. A individual reply to him could be made but why keep it private. The point of a web site is to share information. Lance said " Interested to find family link prior to my great grand father, John Young Hogarth died (74 yrs) 29 May 1924 (married Alice Redshaw... more
Hi Bryan, The marriage certificate has arrived and I'm sorry to say that the Mary and William Thompson at 4A Robert Street in the 1901 census of Carlisle, is not our Mary.The bride and groom are both listed as being 21 years old in 1896. The couple in Carlisle are 57 and 56. So now we are back looking for Mary Ann... more
Does anyone have any information regarding the Hogarths of 44 Stanley Street? Thanks!
Bryan,thanks. What a lot to digest! The photo of Cottage at Wreay is an original, not a postcard. It states ,'near Carlisle 1904'. It is in a decorated tin frame with the logo of Hudson, Scott and Sons Ltd., Carlisle on the front, which is explained on the back of the frame. My grandfather had this on his sidetable... more
I came across the Hogarth Family HQ whilst browsing on the net. My 5x great grandfather John Johnson married a Dorothy Hoggarth in Hackness on 21/05/1771. Dorothy I think was born in 1749 in Hackness. She died on 7th August 1826 in Hackness. Does anyone know anything about Dorothy's family please?
Kathryn Aldrich put a query in the guestbook - which has no means to reply to: I've written on here before. I am not a Hogarth by name, but am a direct descendant of Agnes (Hogarth) Claflin's. I do not know much about my great-great-grandmother's side of the family, but I do know that she was born in Blackpool,... more
Isabel put the following note in the guestbook - which is no place to have a discussion as there is no way to reply: My grandfather, John Hogarth, came to Canada around 1904 and settled in Wellington County in Ontario. He was born approximately 1884, near Carlisle, England. We only know of one sibling, Mary, who came... more
I would be pleased to hear from anyone who knew anything about a relative on my father's side of the family: Leslie Hogarth, I think, was the son of Maggie and Fred, and had a brother, Stanley. They had connections with the Boldon area, then moved to Murton, near Seaham Harbour. Leslie became a Sergeant in the Royal... more
Its quite a few years since I've been in touch with anyone on this site and now I've met up with two cousins, we've renewed interest in our little branch, and keen, time permitting, to pursue as many connections as we can. Our joint grandmother was Ethel Hogarth, (1884) eldest daughter of John William (c1862) and... more
Hi can anyone help me please I am trying to find out if Frederick Hogarth married Alice Barker from Knottingly as their daughter was born 1929. I think this Frederick was my grandfather? This would make Betty Hogarth my mothers half sister? Thanks
I have at last found the date of arrival in Australia for Richard Hoggard, wife Catherine (nee Dillon) and son Edward Richard (6 years). An entry appears on page 4 of the Argus newspaper (Melbourne), under the heading Shipping Intelligence, in the edition published on Thursday, 26 May 1853 (see link below). The entry... more
I have come accross this Hogarth HQ by accident and have a question. Is this the Bette Lee that attended Omaha South High? If it is, would you please wish her good health and much joy. I have many questions but this is not the proper form. At one time we were very good friends and I hope we still are. Jay Morris
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