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| '''Burial''' || || [[Cemetery Index|Wolf Creek Cemetery]], PA || Stone reading "Sus...nnan" near graves of [[Thomas Branand|Thomas Brannan]] family and next "W.B." stone || <sup class="reference">[4]</sup>
 
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| [[Elizabeth Brandon]] || F || 1792 || || [[Richard Hines, Jr.]] || Direct line || <sup class="reference"></sup>
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| [[Elizabeth Brandon]] || F || 1792 || || [[Richard Hines, Jr.]] || Direct line || <sup class="reference">[5][7][11][12]</sup>
 
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| [[Mary Ann Branand]] || F || || || [[Isaac Cornelius]] || || <sup class="reference"></sup>
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| Mary Ann "Polly" Branand || F || || || Isaac Cornelius || || <sup class="reference">[11][12][15]</sup>
 
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| [[Susannah Branand]] || F || || || [[Joseph St. Clair]] || || <sup class="reference"></sup>
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| Susannah Branand || F || || || [[Joseph St. Clair]] || || <sup class="reference">[11][12]</sup>
 
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| [[Thomas Branand]] || M || 29 Jan 1797 || || 1) [[Mary Burrows]]<br>2) [[Mary Ann Reed]] || || <sup class="reference"></sup>
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| [[Thomas Branand]] || M || 29 Jan 1797 || || 1) Mary Burrows<br>2) Mary Ann Reed || || <sup class="reference">[4][8][12][13]</sup>
 
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| Slippery Rock Twp, Butler Co, PA || by 1830  ||  ||<sup class="reference">[1][2]</sup>
 
| Slippery Rock Twp, Butler Co, PA || by 1830  ||  ||<sup class="reference">[1][2]</sup>
 
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[[Image:54WC Brannan plot.JPG|180px|left|thumb|Gravestones at Wolf Creek Cemetery, Slippery Rock Twp., Butler Co. PA]]<br style="clear:both;"/>
 
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||'''1820 United States Federal Census''', Slippery Rock Twp., Butler Co. PA, Ancestry.com pg.3. Family of '''William Brandon''': 1 male 45 & over, 1 female 16-26, 1 female 45 & over. May corresponds to William Brannan & wife Susannah, & probably youngest daughter Susannah Brandon.
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|[[Image:1820 census pa butler slippery rock pg 3.jpg|50px|left]]
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| '''1830 United States Federal Census''', Slippery Rock Twp, Butler Co, PA, page 5.  Family headed by Richard Hanes: 1 male <5, 2 males 5-10 , 1 male 10-15, 2 males 15-20, 1 male 40-50, 1 male 70-80; 1 female <5, 1 female 40-50, 1 female 70-80.  <br> ''Corresponds to the family of Richard Hines Jr.'': sons Isiah, Elijah & George, Thomas, (Alexander absent);Richard Hines Jr.; daughters Mary E., Eleanor,& an unknown female age 20-30; wife Elizabeth Brandon.  The older couple ages 80-90 are perhaps the Brannans (William Brannan & wife Susanna, parents of Elizabeth Brandon.)   
 
| '''1830 United States Federal Census''', Slippery Rock Twp, Butler Co, PA, page 5.  Family headed by Richard Hanes: 1 male <5, 2 males 5-10 , 1 male 10-15, 2 males 15-20, 1 male 40-50, 1 male 70-80; 1 female <5, 1 female 40-50, 1 female 70-80.  <br> ''Corresponds to the family of Richard Hines Jr.'': sons Isiah, Elijah & George, Thomas, (Alexander absent);Richard Hines Jr.; daughters Mary E., Eleanor,& an unknown female age 20-30; wife Elizabeth Brandon.  The older couple ages 80-90 are perhaps the Brannans (William Brannan & wife Susanna, parents of Elizabeth Brandon.)   
 
| [[Image:1830 census pa butler slippery rock pg 5.jpg|50px|left]]
 
| [[Image:1830 census pa butler slippery rock pg 5.jpg|50px|left]]
 
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| '''1840 United States federal Census''', Slipperyrock Twp, Butler Co, PA, page 5.  Census is not dated.  Family of Thomas Brandon: 1 male <5, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 40-50, 1 male 80-90, 1 female <5, 2 females 5-10, 2 females 10-15, 1 female 40-50.  This is [[Thomas Branand]], son of [[William Brannan]], William is the older male living with his son.  This suggests that William was born in the 1750's.  Since Susannah is not listed (no older female, she is presumed to have died before 1840.
 
| '''1840 United States federal Census''', Slipperyrock Twp, Butler Co, PA, page 5.  Census is not dated.  Family of Thomas Brandon: 1 male <5, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 40-50, 1 male 80-90, 1 female <5, 2 females 5-10, 2 females 10-15, 1 female 40-50.  This is [[Thomas Branand]], son of [[William Brannan]], William is the older male living with his son.  This suggests that William was born in the 1750's.  Since Susannah is not listed (no older female, she is presumed to have died before 1840.
 
| [[Image:1840 census pa butler slipperyrock pg 5.jpg|50px|center]]
 
| [[Image:1840 census pa butler slipperyrock pg 5.jpg|50px|center]]
 
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| '''Gravestone''' at Wolf Creek Cemetery, Worth township, Butler Co. PA.  Susanna's stone has the center area spalded away.  William Brannan's stone reads simply "W. B.".  
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| '''Gravestone transcription''', Wolf Creek Cemetery, Worth Twp, Butler Co. PA.  by Helen McCandless Staiger, 1988, and by Elizabeth Wilson Williams, June 2007.
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* "W. B.".  
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* "'''Sus.....nnan'''; W.....d; t.....e." (The stone of his wife Susanna has the center area spalled away.)<br> These two stones stand next to the plot of their son [[Thomas Branand]]<br> Directly behind these two stones is the plot of the Thomas Brannan family:
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*Thomas Brannan died Oct 13, 1872 aged (77?) yr, (*8?) m, 14d.
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*Mary Ann Reed wife of Thomas Brannan died (Mar?) 10, 1866 aged (67y  7m  9d).
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* Thos. Brannan died Mar. 1, 1856 aged 20 yrs  3 mos.
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* William Brannan died July 9, 18(15), Aged 18y  10m  24d.
 
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| '''1880 United States Federal Census Mortality Schedules''', Brady Township, Butler County, PA, Enumeration district 30, Page 1, Line 4, lists ''Elizabeth Hines'' as having died in Oct 1879 at the age of 87.  She was a widow.  She was born in PA, her father was born in England, ''her mother was born in Ireland''.  She lived in Butler County for 80 years.  The cause of death was ''suide[?] gangrene''
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| '''1880 United States Federal Census Mortality Schedules''', Brady Township, Butler County, PA, Enumeration district 30, Page 1, Line 4, lists [[Elizabeth Brandon|Elizabeth Hines]] as having died in Oct 1879 at the age of 87.  She was a widow.  She was born in PA, her father was born in England, ''her mother was born in Ireland''.  She lived in Butler County for 80 years.  The cause of death was ''suide[?] gangrene''
 
| [[Image:Mortality Schedule-ElizabethBrandon.jpg|50px|center]]  
 
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|'''20th Century History of Butler and Butler County''' 1909, by McKee, p. 659 biographical sketch.  William Brannan was born in England in 1775, member of the King's Life Guard Regiment under Cornwallis, taken prisoner at York, PA, escaped to Westmoreland Co. There he married '''Susannah Hines'''. In 1800 moved to Scott Township, Lawrence Co.
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||[[Brannan Biographies, 20th Century History of Butler & Butler County|(See complete text)]]
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|'''20th Century History of Butler & Butler County PA'''1909, by James McKee, p. 861-862, biographical sketch of [[George W. Hines]], gives his grandparents [[Richard Hines, Jr.|Richard Hines]]  and [[Elizabeth Brandon]]
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|[[George W. Hines in 20th Century History of Butler & Butler County PA|(Complete text)]]
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|'''History of Butler County PA, 1883''' by Waterman, Watkins & Co, Chicago, p. 331.  [[William Brannan]], an Englishman, came from Washington County to the northeastern part of Lawrence County in 1803, thence he removed to farm in Worth Township, and in 1845 his son [[Thomas Branand|Thomas]] settled in the northern part of this township, on a farm which William Carter had been occupying for some years.  [[Thomas Branand|Thomas Brannan]] married, in this county, first Mary Burrows, and second, Mary Ann Reed.  Names of children - Susan, Jame, William, Mary Elizabeth, Rebecca, Thomas D., Margaret E., Alzira and Isaac R.  Mary, Elizabeth, William and Thomas D. are dead.
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|'''Personal correspondence from Patricia Moser'''
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* Whereas the 1909 Butler County History had [[William Brannan]] fighting at York, PA, Cornwallis fought at Yorktown, VA.  This is probably the correct site of [[William Brannan]]'s capture.
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*Family tradition is that when the person we know as [[William Brannan]] escaped as a prisoner of war to western PA, he changed his name to [[William Brannan]].  This means  that his original name is now untraceable.
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|'''PA Archives Series I vol. 8''',p. 343 Letter of 1780 to Pres. Reed of the Board of War, regarding the practice of allowing prisoners of war, both British & German, to work with local farmers during the past winter, as rations were scarce at the prison. All had at time of writing been ordered back into confinement, but the farmers were unwilling to relinquish their services, and other prisoners "have escaped from their places of confinement and are scattered thro' the country, where some of them doubtless mean to fix their abode."
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|[[PA Archives Series I, Vol. 8, p.343 Board of War Letter to Pres. Reed 1780|(See full text)]]
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|'''Will of Mary Cornelius''' extract.  Mary Cornelius of Worth Twp., Butler Co., PA, names sisters Susannah St. Clair & [[Elizabeth Brandon|Elizabeth Hines]], sister-in-law Margaret Cornelius. Executor S. M. Cornelius. Signed 3 July 1868, filed 16 Feb. 1870.<br> Contributed by personal correspondant Ann Badger.
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|'''Will of William Branand''', Butler Library Wills Abstract Series B-267 1843.<br>[[William Brannan|William Branand]], Slippery Rock Twp., Butler Co. PA names son [[Thomas Branand|Thomas]], daughters [[Elizabeth Brandon|Betsy Hines]], Polly Cornelius, Susannah St. Clair. Executor, son [[Thomas Branand]]. Witnesses [[James Irvin Hogue|James I. Hogue]], Joseph Kelly, William McNees. Signed 5 Dec. 1840. Filed 11 Dec. 1843.<br>Full text: daughters receive one dollar each; son Thomas receives all real estate and remainder of personal property.
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|[[Will of William Branand 1840|(See full text)]]<br>[[Image:Will of Wm Branand 1840.jpg|50px|left]]
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|'''Butler County Cemetery Invertory''', Wolf Creek Cemetery<br>Cornelius, Isaac died 05-03-1836, Maryland Minute Co. Reg.; Mary Cornelius, no dates.<br>[[Thomas Branand|Thomas Brannan]] died 10-13-1872 aged 75y 8m 14d; Mary Ann Reed, Wife of [[Thomas Branand|Thomas Brannan]], died 08-30-1866 aged 65y 5m 6d
 
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| '''Personal correspondence''' from [[Elizabeth Ann Wilson|Elizabeth Wilson Williams]]
 
| '''Personal correspondence''' from [[Elizabeth Ann Wilson|Elizabeth Wilson Williams]]
 
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|'''Book:  West Liberty Cemetery,Brady Township, Butler County PA''', 1966 by Dwight Cooper, RD #1 Box 100, East Harlansburg Rd., New Castle PA 16101. <br>"West Liberty was surveyed Feb. 13, 1829.  In 1845 John and Jacob Covert resurrected the village.  When the plat was recorded in 1847 the lot owners were James Vogan, [[James Irvin Hogue|James J. (sic) Hoge]] (see source notes), Charles Coulter, Robert Campbell, Conrad Snyder, John Stephenson, John Fagan, John Craig, John Covert, William McCanon, William McClymonds, David McJunkin, John Boyle, Thomas B. Evans, and ''Isaac Cornelius''.  The place at one time was known as Bulger which was the name of the post office."
 
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*The middle initial of [[James Irvin Hogue|James I. Hoge]] has been miss-transcribed by various researchers. In the census and other script of that era, letters "I" and "J" are written identically.  His name was James Irvin Hoge/Hogue; his mother was Mary Irvin.
 
=Conjecture=
 
=Conjecture=
 
=Research Wishlist=
 
=Research Wishlist=
 
* Investigate possible relationship to [[Richard Hines]]
 
* Investigate possible relationship to [[Richard Hines]]

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Date Location Notes Sources
Birth Ireland [5]
Marriage expect < 1792 To William Brannan [6]
Death expect <1840 To William Brannan [3]
Burial Wolf Creek Cemetery, PA Stone reading "Sus...nnan" near graves of Thomas Brannan family and next "W.B." stone [4]

Ancestry chart segment 

 Generation 6             Generation 7        Generation 8
 
                      +-- William Brannan
                      |   (1782-1876)          
 Elizabeth Brandon ---+                   +-- [unknown]
 (1792-1879)          |                   |   (????-????)
                      +-- Susannah Hines --+
                          (????-<1840)    |
                                          +-- [unknown]
                                              (????-????)

Sources: [6][12]

Children

(all children with William Brannan)

Name Gender Date of Birth Birthplace Spouse Notes Sources
Elizabeth Brandon F 1792 Richard Hines, Jr. Direct line [5][7][11][12]
Mary Ann "Polly" Branand F Isaac Cornelius [11][12][15]
Susannah Branand F Joseph St. Clair [11][12]
Thomas Branand M 29 Jan 1797 1) Mary Burrows
2) Mary Ann Reed 		[4][8][12][13]

Places of Residence

Location Dates Notes Sources
Slippery Rock Twp, Butler Co, PA by 1830 [1][2]

Photos

Gravestones at Wolf Creek Cemetery, Slippery Rock Twp., Butler Co. PA

Sources

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1 1820 United States Federal Census, Slippery Rock Twp., Butler Co. PA, Ancestry.com pg.3. Family of William Brandon: 1 male 45 & over, 1 female 16-26, 1 female 45 & over. May corresponds to William Brannan & wife Susannah, & probably youngest daughter Susannah Brandon.
1820 census pa butler slippery rock pg 3.jpg
2 1830 United States Federal Census, Slippery Rock Twp, Butler Co, PA, page 5. Family headed by Richard Hanes: 1 male <5, 2 males 5-10 , 1 male 10-15, 2 males 15-20, 1 male 40-50, 1 male 70-80; 1 female <5, 1 female 40-50, 1 female 70-80.
Corresponds to the family of Richard Hines Jr.: sons Isiah, Elijah & George, Thomas, (Alexander absent);Richard Hines Jr.; daughters Mary E., Eleanor,& an unknown female age 20-30; wife Elizabeth Brandon. The older couple ages 80-90 are perhaps the Brannans (William Brannan & wife Susanna, parents of Elizabeth Brandon.)
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3 1840 United States federal Census, Slipperyrock Twp, Butler Co, PA, page 5. Census is not dated. Family of Thomas Brandon: 1 male <5, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 40-50, 1 male 80-90, 1 female <5, 2 females 5-10, 2 females 10-15, 1 female 40-50. This is Thomas Branand, son of William Brannan, William is the older male living with his son. This suggests that William was born in the 1750's. Since Susannah is not listed (no older female, she is presumed to have died before 1840.
1840 census pa butler slipperyrock pg 5.jpg
4 Gravestone transcription, Wolf Creek Cemetery, Worth Twp, Butler Co. PA. by Helen McCandless Staiger, 1988, and by Elizabeth Wilson Williams, June 2007.
  • "W. B.".
  • "Sus.....nnan; W.....d; t.....e." (The stone of his wife Susanna has the center area spalled away.)
    These two stones stand next to the plot of their son Thomas Branand
    Directly behind these two stones is the plot of the Thomas Brannan family:
  • Thomas Brannan died Oct 13, 1872 aged (77?) yr, (*8?) m, 14d.
  • Mary Ann Reed wife of Thomas Brannan died (Mar?) 10, 1866 aged (67y 7m 9d).
  • Thos. Brannan died Mar. 1, 1856 aged 20 yrs 3 mos.
  • William Brannan died July 9, 18(15), Aged 18y 10m 24d.
5 1880 United States Federal Census Mortality Schedules, Brady Township, Butler County, PA, Enumeration district 30, Page 1, Line 4, lists Elizabeth Hines as having died in Oct 1879 at the age of 87. She was a widow. She was born in PA, her father was born in England, her mother was born in Ireland. She lived in Butler County for 80 years. The cause of death was suide[?] gangrene
Mortality Schedule-ElizabethBrandon.jpg
6 20th Century History of Butler and Butler County 1909, by McKee, p. 659 biographical sketch. William Brannan was born in England in 1775, member of the King's Life Guard Regiment under Cornwallis, taken prisoner at York, PA, escaped to Westmoreland Co. There he married Susannah Hines. In 1800 moved to Scott Township, Lawrence Co. (See complete text)
7 20th Century History of Butler & Butler County PA1909, by James McKee, p. 861-862, biographical sketch of George W. Hines, gives his grandparents Richard Hines and Elizabeth Brandon (Complete text)
8 History of Butler County PA, 1883 by Waterman, Watkins & Co, Chicago, p. 331. William Brannan, an Englishman, came from Washington County to the northeastern part of Lawrence County in 1803, thence he removed to farm in Worth Township, and in 1845 his son Thomas settled in the northern part of this township, on a farm which William Carter had been occupying for some years. Thomas Brannan married, in this county, first Mary Burrows, and second, Mary Ann Reed. Names of children - Susan, Jame, William, Mary Elizabeth, Rebecca, Thomas D., Margaret E., Alzira and Isaac R. Mary, Elizabeth, William and Thomas D. are dead.
9 Personal correspondence from Patricia Moser
  • Whereas the 1909 Butler County History had William Brannan fighting at York, PA, Cornwallis fought at Yorktown, VA. This is probably the correct site of William Brannan's capture.
  • Family tradition is that when the person we know as William Brannan escaped as a prisoner of war to western PA, he changed his name to William Brannan. This means that his original name is now untraceable.
10 PA Archives Series I vol. 8,p. 343 Letter of 1780 to Pres. Reed of the Board of War, regarding the practice of allowing prisoners of war, both British & German, to work with local farmers during the past winter, as rations were scarce at the prison. All had at time of writing been ordered back into confinement, but the farmers were unwilling to relinquish their services, and other prisoners "have escaped from their places of confinement and are scattered thro' the country, where some of them doubtless mean to fix their abode." (See full text)
11 Will of Mary Cornelius extract. Mary Cornelius of Worth Twp., Butler Co., PA, names sisters Susannah St. Clair & Elizabeth Hines, sister-in-law Margaret Cornelius. Executor S. M. Cornelius. Signed 3 July 1868, filed 16 Feb. 1870.
Contributed by personal correspondant Ann Badger.
12 Will of William Branand, Butler Library Wills Abstract Series B-267 1843.
William Branand, Slippery Rock Twp., Butler Co. PA names son Thomas, daughters Betsy Hines, Polly Cornelius, Susannah St. Clair. Executor, son Thomas Branand. Witnesses James I. Hogue, Joseph Kelly, William McNees. Signed 5 Dec. 1840. Filed 11 Dec. 1843.
Full text: daughters receive one dollar each; son Thomas receives all real estate and remainder of personal property. 		(See full text)
Will of Wm Branand 1840.jpg
13 Butler County Cemetery Invertory, Wolf Creek Cemetery
Cornelius, Isaac died 05-03-1836, Maryland Minute Co. Reg.; Mary Cornelius, no dates.
Thomas Brannan died 10-13-1872 aged 75y 8m 14d; Mary Ann Reed, Wife of Thomas Brannan, died 08-30-1866 aged 65y 5m 6d
14 Personal correspondence from Elizabeth Wilson Williams
N/A
15 Book: West Liberty Cemetery,Brady Township, Butler County PA, 1966 by Dwight Cooper, RD #1 Box 100, East Harlansburg Rd., New Castle PA 16101.
"West Liberty was surveyed Feb. 13, 1829. In 1845 John and Jacob Covert resurrected the village. When the plat was recorded in 1847 the lot owners were James Vogan, James J. (sic) Hoge (see source notes), Charles Coulter, Robert Campbell, Conrad Snyder, John Stephenson, John Fagan, John Craig, John Covert, William McCanon, William McClymonds, David McJunkin, John Boyle, Thomas B. Evans, and Isaac Cornelius. The place at one time was known as Bulger which was the name of the post office."

Source notes

  • The middle initial of James I. Hoge has been miss-transcribed by various researchers. In the census and other script of that era, letters "I" and "J" are written identically. His name was James Irvin Hoge/Hogue; his mother was Mary Irvin.

Conjecture

Research Wishlist

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