Bullock County AlArchives Biographies.....Hogan, Samuel M. 1838 - 
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Author: Smith & De Land, publishers

    SAMUEL M. HOGAN, M. D., was born at Talladega, this State, in 1838. His
parents were James A. and Virginia C. (Tarrant) Hogan, native Kentuckians, and
of Scotch-Irish descent. His father was a merchant.

    Samuel M. Hogan received his literary education at Talladega, and attended
medical lectures at Nashville, Tennessee, in the session of 1856—'57. When the
war came on, he entered Company F, of the fifty-first Alabama cavalry as a
private, was subsequently promoted to the position of surgeon, and was on post
and hospital duty until the close of the war.

    Returning from the war. Dr. Hogan settled and commenced practicing medicine
in Union Springs and in 1873 graduated from the medical department of the
University of Louisville, Ky.

    Dr. Hogan returned to Union Springs, took up his practice and has since
devoted himself untiringly thereto. The result has been that he has won a
reputation which extends far beyond the confines of his immediate locality. He
is well known all over the South, and favorably known as a physician and surgeon
in various portions of the United States. Dr. Hogan's office is one of the best
equipped in the way of surgical instruments in the State: he has spent for these
alone thousands of dollars. He acts on the wise plan that a physician should
always be prepared for any emergency that arises, and it is his motto never to
allow a case to pass him for lack of attention. In September, 1887, Dr. Hogan
was a member of the International Medical Congress, which met at Washington, D.
C. He is a member of the County Medical Society and the State Medical
Association: has been President of the former and Councilor in the latter. He is
also President of the County Board of Censors.

    Dr. Hogan is a permanent member of the American Medical Association.

    Our subject was married in 1865, to Miss Sallie T., daughter of Thornton M.
and Ann E. (McLamare) Baugh, of Chambers County, Ala. The family belong to the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.


Additional Comments:
Extracted from:

Northern Alabama: Historical and Biographical
Birmingham, Ala.: Smith and De Land
1888

PART III.
HISTORICAL RESUME OF THE VARIOUS COUNTIES IN THE STATE.
COTTON BELT.


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