In the 1910 census, Sterling was living in Asheville Ward 4, Buncombe, North Carolina in the household with in mother and step father William Moore.
On the WWI Draft Registration card Sterling is listed as a labor working at the Pullman Car Company.
In the 1930 census occupation was General Practice Doctor, Living at 416 2nd St. in Charlotte, Mecklenbrug, North Carolina. Living in the household with the family was his mother in-law , father in-law and brother in-law.
Doctor Hogans was the President of the Charlotte Medical Society in 1939. Doctor Hogans died while visiting his daughter in Detroit, Mich.
On the WWI Draft Registration card Sterling is listed as a labor working at the Pullman Car Company.
In the 1930 census occupation was General Practice Doctor, Living at 416 2nd St. in Charlotte, Mecklenbrug, North Carolina. Living in the household with the family was his mother in-law , father in-law and brother in-law.
Doctor Hogans was the President of the Charlotte Medical Society in 1939. Doctor Hogans died while visiting his daughter in Detroit, Mich.
In the 1910 census, Sterling was living in Asheville Ward 4, Buncombe, North Carolina in the household with in mother and step father William Moore.
On the WWI Draft Registration card Sterling is listed as a labor working at the Pullman Car Company.
In the 1930 census occupation was General Practice Doctor, Living at 416 2nd St. in Charlotte, Mecklenbrug, North Carolina. Living in the household with the family was his mother in-law , father in-law and brother in-law.
Doctor Hogans was the President of the Charlotte Medical Society in 1939. Doctor Hogans died while visiting his daughter in Detroit, Mich.
On the WWI Draft Registration card Sterling is listed as a labor working at the Pullman Car Company.
In the 1930 census occupation was General Practice Doctor, Living at 416 2nd St. in Charlotte, Mecklenbrug, North Carolina. Living in the household with the family was his mother in-law , father in-law and brother in-law.
Doctor Hogans was the President of the Charlotte Medical Society in 1939. Doctor Hogans died while visiting his daughter in Detroit, Mich.
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