Individual Notes

Note for: Shadrach Hogan, ABT. 1734 - BEF. DEC 1800 Index

Individual Note:
     In Anson County, NC, Shadrach served as Justice of Peace.
        There are many land transactions, starting about 1762, and
        continuing until he resigned as JP on 7 Nov 1786 and moved to
        Rutherford Co., NC. Shortly after, they moved to Wilkes and
        Lincoln Co., GA. Again he was appointed JP in Lincoln Co., GA,
        Benson's List. There are land transactions there also, with
        Mary Gibbon and Griffin Hogan. Shadrach had land in Wilkes Co
        on Long Branch of Clark's Creek. In Nov 1800, he died leaving
        one minor son, Sylvaneus. Wm Moore was appointed his guardian.
        In Dec, Wm Hogan was appointed adm of his father's estate,
        James Hogan and Sylvaneus Gibson going his bond. John, James,
        and Elizabeth appointed others to represent them during the
        settlement. By 1802, receipts were received from Shadrach,
        Griffin, and John Hogan, and from Elizabeth, James, and
        Sylvaneus by 1803. Wm had received permission from the courts
        to sell Shadrach's land in Wilkes Co and the sale of personal
        items. We do not know where Shadrach and Ruth are buried, but
        the logical guess would be that they are buried in the Hogan
        Cemetery, located in the south-central part of Lincoln Co off
        Hwy 77 to the east of Gray's Creek on the west. Wm Hogan
        purchased the 100 acres on which the cemetery is located from
        Griffin and his wife, Mary Gibson, in 1801. There are unmarked
        graves indicated by natural stones at the head and foot, which
        just may be the graves of Ruth, Shadrach, William, and Mary
        (Gibson) Hogan. Until recently (1993), the land was owned by
        descendants.'
        Quality: 1

Individual Notes

Note for: William Hogan, ABT. 1705 - ABT. 1788 Index

Individual Note:
owned land on 12 Mile Creek near John Hogan's (his cousin?)
land on Cawtawba River.

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Note for: William Hogan, ABT. 1650 - 5 Nov 1734 Index

Individual Note:
     15 acres, Kingston Parish, "Beg. at Mr. Clegg, neare head of a
        branch of Winter Harbor Creek; to Jno. Diggs' land; trans of
        Michael Thompson." This William is an original immigrant as he
        is listed in this transaction as being transported by Mr.
        Thompson.

LandPchse 22 DEC 1682 Gloucester County, Virginia

Individual Notes

Note for: William Dodd, ABT. 1784 - 19 Jul 1839 Index

Burial:
Place: William Dodd Plantation House

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Note for: Jesse Dodd, 12 Jul 1757 - 17 Oct 1839 Index

Burial:
Place: Baugh Cemetery, Near Lynn, Winston County, Alabama

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Note for: Mary Ann Dodd, 3 Mar 1811 - 29 May 1895 Index

Burial:
Place: Shady Grove Cemetery, Caliborne Parish, Louisiana