WILLIAM EDWARD HOGAN was the son of William Alexander Hogan and Mrs. Cintha Jane (Tennyson) Hogan.
He was the husband of Miss Dorothy Electra Spann whom he married on April 8, 1883 in Hays County, Texas.
To their union, 11 children were born. Their known children were ---
Bonnie Bell Hogan
Myrtle Estelle Hogan
Beulah Hogan
Herbert Emsie "Emcy" Hogan Sr.
Zilmon N. Hogan
Edna Irene Hogan
Sadly, by the spring of 1910, only six of their children were still living.
His wife preceded him in death.
Obituary
"William Hogan, 63, who was electrocuted while at work in Gladewater, on Saturday evening, was brought to Marshall Sunday morning for burial.
Mr. Hogan was a member of the construction gang of the L.E. Meyer Construction Company. He was killed when the wire he was pulling came in contact with a live wire carrying 10,000 volts. Mr. Hogan's son, Zilmon Hogan, of Marshall, was also a member of the construction force. Efforts to resuscitate Hogan proved in vain. Mr. Hogan was a widower. He was born in Mississippi but he had been making his home in Dublin, Texas up to the time he came to work here with his son.
He is survived by two sons, Zilmon Hogan and Emsie Hogan; three brothers; and one sister, Mrs. Jim {Ella Mae} Owens, of Tyler.
The funeral was held at 4 o'clock from Rains & Herndon Funeral Home. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery."
Sources
~ Obituary Published in the Monday Evening, April 27, 1931 and Tuesday Morning, April 28, 1931 Editions of The Marshall News Messenger [the newspaper of Harrison County, Texas]
~ Obituary Published in the Monday, April 27, 1931 Edition of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram [the newspaper of Fort Worth, Texas]
~ Texas Death Certificate #18593
~ Texas County Marriage Record
~ 1880-1930 Census Records of Texas, various counties
Notes
- He was widowed at the time of the 1920 census. His wife was last reflected in the 1910 census.
- Their daughter, Mrs. Edna Irene Hogan Bunch, also survived him in death.
- Their son, Zilmon N. Hogan, and his wife, Oleta, and their infant daughter, Tora M. Hogan, were living in Tyler, Texas, as documented in the 1920 census.
He was the husband of Miss Dorothy Electra Spann whom he married on April 8, 1883 in Hays County, Texas.
To their union, 11 children were born. Their known children were ---
Bonnie Bell Hogan
Myrtle Estelle Hogan
Beulah Hogan
Herbert Emsie "Emcy" Hogan Sr.
Zilmon N. Hogan
Edna Irene Hogan
Sadly, by the spring of 1910, only six of their children were still living.
His wife preceded him in death.
Obituary
"William Hogan, 63, who was electrocuted while at work in Gladewater, on Saturday evening, was brought to Marshall Sunday morning for burial.
Mr. Hogan was a member of the construction gang of the L.E. Meyer Construction Company. He was killed when the wire he was pulling came in contact with a live wire carrying 10,000 volts. Mr. Hogan's son, Zilmon Hogan, of Marshall, was also a member of the construction force. Efforts to resuscitate Hogan proved in vain. Mr. Hogan was a widower. He was born in Mississippi but he had been making his home in Dublin, Texas up to the time he came to work here with his son.
He is survived by two sons, Zilmon Hogan and Emsie Hogan; three brothers; and one sister, Mrs. Jim {Ella Mae} Owens, of Tyler.
The funeral was held at 4 o'clock from Rains & Herndon Funeral Home. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery."
Sources
~ Obituary Published in the Monday Evening, April 27, 1931 and Tuesday Morning, April 28, 1931 Editions of The Marshall News Messenger [the newspaper of Harrison County, Texas]
~ Obituary Published in the Monday, April 27, 1931 Edition of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram [the newspaper of Fort Worth, Texas]
~ Texas Death Certificate #18593
~ Texas County Marriage Record
~ 1880-1930 Census Records of Texas, various counties
Notes
- He was widowed at the time of the 1920 census. His wife was last reflected in the 1910 census.
- Their daughter, Mrs. Edna Irene Hogan Bunch, also survived him in death.
- Their son, Zilmon N. Hogan, and his wife, Oleta, and their infant daughter, Tora M. Hogan, were living in Tyler, Texas, as documented in the 1920 census.
WILLIAM EDWARD HOGAN was the son of William Alexander Hogan and Mrs. Cintha Jane (Tennyson) Hogan.
He was the husband of Miss Dorothy Electra Spann whom he married on April 8, 1883 in Hays County, Texas.
To their union, 11 children were born. Their known children were ---
Bonnie Bell Hogan
Myrtle Estelle Hogan
Beulah Hogan
Herbert Emsie "Emcy" Hogan Sr.
Zilmon N. Hogan
Edna Irene Hogan
Sadly, by the spring of 1910, only six of their children were still living.
His wife preceded him in death.
Obituary
"William Hogan, 63, who was electrocuted while at work in Gladewater, on Saturday evening, was brought to Marshall Sunday morning for burial.
Mr. Hogan was a member of the construction gang of the L.E. Meyer Construction Company. He was killed when the wire he was pulling came in contact with a live wire carrying 10,000 volts. Mr. Hogan's son, Zilmon Hogan, of Marshall, was also a member of the construction force. Efforts to resuscitate Hogan proved in vain. Mr. Hogan was a widower. He was born in Mississippi but he had been making his home in Dublin, Texas up to the time he came to work here with his son.
He is survived by two sons, Zilmon Hogan and Emsie Hogan; three brothers; and one sister, Mrs. Jim {Ella Mae} Owens, of Tyler.
The funeral was held at 4 o'clock from Rains & Herndon Funeral Home. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery."
Sources
~ Obituary Published in the Monday Evening, April 27, 1931 and Tuesday Morning, April 28, 1931 Editions of The Marshall News Messenger [the newspaper of Harrison County, Texas]
~ Obituary Published in the Monday, April 27, 1931 Edition of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram [the newspaper of Fort Worth, Texas]
~ Texas Death Certificate #18593
~ Texas County Marriage Record
~ 1880-1930 Census Records of Texas, various counties
Notes
- He was widowed at the time of the 1920 census. His wife was last reflected in the 1910 census.
- Their daughter, Mrs. Edna Irene Hogan Bunch, also survived him in death.
- Their son, Zilmon N. Hogan, and his wife, Oleta, and their infant daughter, Tora M. Hogan, were living in Tyler, Texas, as documented in the 1920 census.
He was the husband of Miss Dorothy Electra Spann whom he married on April 8, 1883 in Hays County, Texas.
To their union, 11 children were born. Their known children were ---
Bonnie Bell Hogan
Myrtle Estelle Hogan
Beulah Hogan
Herbert Emsie "Emcy" Hogan Sr.
Zilmon N. Hogan
Edna Irene Hogan
Sadly, by the spring of 1910, only six of their children were still living.
His wife preceded him in death.
Obituary
"William Hogan, 63, who was electrocuted while at work in Gladewater, on Saturday evening, was brought to Marshall Sunday morning for burial.
Mr. Hogan was a member of the construction gang of the L.E. Meyer Construction Company. He was killed when the wire he was pulling came in contact with a live wire carrying 10,000 volts. Mr. Hogan's son, Zilmon Hogan, of Marshall, was also a member of the construction force. Efforts to resuscitate Hogan proved in vain. Mr. Hogan was a widower. He was born in Mississippi but he had been making his home in Dublin, Texas up to the time he came to work here with his son.
He is survived by two sons, Zilmon Hogan and Emsie Hogan; three brothers; and one sister, Mrs. Jim {Ella Mae} Owens, of Tyler.
The funeral was held at 4 o'clock from Rains & Herndon Funeral Home. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery."
Sources
~ Obituary Published in the Monday Evening, April 27, 1931 and Tuesday Morning, April 28, 1931 Editions of The Marshall News Messenger [the newspaper of Harrison County, Texas]
~ Obituary Published in the Monday, April 27, 1931 Edition of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram [the newspaper of Fort Worth, Texas]
~ Texas Death Certificate #18593
~ Texas County Marriage Record
~ 1880-1930 Census Records of Texas, various counties
Notes
- He was widowed at the time of the 1920 census. His wife was last reflected in the 1910 census.
- Their daughter, Mrs. Edna Irene Hogan Bunch, also survived him in death.
- Their son, Zilmon N. Hogan, and his wife, Oleta, and their infant daughter, Tora M. Hogan, were living in Tyler, Texas, as documented in the 1920 census.
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