(memorial placed in 1871, by grandson, Robert L. Wintersmith)
∼Sarah LaRue Hodgen was the sixth child of Isaac and Phebe (Carman) LaRue. She married Robert Hodgen inn 1775. There would be twelve children born to this union. On February 9, 1818 the court made the order the proposed the town "be called by the name "Hodgenville." This property formerly belonged to Robert & Sarah Hodgen.
Source: Six Generations of LaRues and Allied Families
Courtesy of Contributor Beverly Smith
(memorial placed in 1871, by grandson, Robert L. Wintersmith)
∼Sarah LaRue Hodgen was the sixth child of Isaac and Phebe (Carman) LaRue. She married Robert Hodgen inn 1775. There would be twelve children born to this union. On February 9, 1818 the court made the order the proposed the town "be called by the name "Hodgenville." This property formerly belonged to Robert & Sarah Hodgen.
Source: Six Generations of LaRues and Allied Families
Courtesy of Contributor Beverly Smith
Bio by: Stacy Ann Williams
Family Members
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Margaret Larue "Peggy" Hodgen Vertrees
1776–1852
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Phebe Hodgen LaRue
1777–1825
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Isaac Hodgen
1779–1826
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Sarah Hodgen LaRue
1781–1811
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James Hodgen
1783–1822
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Rebecca Hodgen Keith Thomas
1784–1869
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Elizabeth Hodgen Wintersmith
1787–1819
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Elizabeth Hodgen Wintersmith
1787–1819
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Mary Polly Hodgen Morgan
1788–1820
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Samuel LaRue Hodgen
1791–1864
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Jacob Hodgen
1793–1858
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James Hodgen
1795–1871
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