James "Chat" Hogan was born November 8, 1890 in Willow Grove, Clay County, Tennessee to Will C Hogan and Leeann (Short) Hogan.
He eloped with Eunice Clara Hogan in 1916. In 1917 he enlisted in the U.S. Army and went on to serve in France during WWI. After returning to the states he joined his wife in Greer County, Oklahoma. They were tenant/cotton farmers. In the early 1940's they relocated to San Diego to help in the war effort. After the war they returned to settle in Mangum, Oklahoma.
Children:
Clifford 1918-1920
Beatrice 1920-
Ovenia 1922-2012
Baxter 1924-1979
Jean 1927-2002
Joe 1929-1995
James Chatten Hogan passed away October 15th, 1970 and is buried next to his parents in the Granite City Cemetary.
He eloped with Eunice Clara Hogan in 1916. In 1917 he enlisted in the U.S. Army and went on to serve in France during WWI. After returning to the states he joined his wife in Greer County, Oklahoma. They were tenant/cotton farmers. In the early 1940's they relocated to San Diego to help in the war effort. After the war they returned to settle in Mangum, Oklahoma.
Children:
Clifford 1918-1920
Beatrice 1920-
Ovenia 1922-2012
Baxter 1924-1979
Jean 1927-2002
Joe 1929-1995
James Chatten Hogan passed away October 15th, 1970 and is buried next to his parents in the Granite City Cemetary.
James "Chat" Hogan was born November 8, 1890 in Willow Grove, Clay County, Tennessee to Will C Hogan and Leeann (Short) Hogan.
He eloped with Eunice Clara Hogan in 1916. In 1917 he enlisted in the U.S. Army and went on to serve in France during WWI. After returning to the states he joined his wife in Greer County, Oklahoma. They were tenant/cotton farmers. In the early 1940's they relocated to San Diego to help in the war effort. After the war they returned to settle in Mangum, Oklahoma.
Children:
Clifford 1918-1920
Beatrice 1920-
Ovenia 1922-2012
Baxter 1924-1979
Jean 1927-2002
Joe 1929-1995
James Chatten Hogan passed away October 15th, 1970 and is buried next to his parents in the Granite City Cemetary.
He eloped with Eunice Clara Hogan in 1916. In 1917 he enlisted in the U.S. Army and went on to serve in France during WWI. After returning to the states he joined his wife in Greer County, Oklahoma. They were tenant/cotton farmers. In the early 1940's they relocated to San Diego to help in the war effort. After the war they returned to settle in Mangum, Oklahoma.
Children:
Clifford 1918-1920
Beatrice 1920-
Ovenia 1922-2012
Baxter 1924-1979
Jean 1927-2002
Joe 1929-1995
James Chatten Hogan passed away October 15th, 1970 and is buried next to his parents in the Granite City Cemetary.
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