Marion County GaArchives Obituaries.....Hogg, James H. August 20 1902
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The Marion County Patriot, August 22, 1902
The Marion County Patriot, No. 34
August 22, 1902
Page Five

Mr. J.H. Hogg Dead

Mr. J.H. Hogg died Wednesday afternoon about 5 o’clock after an illness of two 
weeks with inflammation of the bowels.  The news of his death came over the 
telephone from Mr. Hogg’s home in the country, and was received here with 
sadness where he had many friends.  He was of genial disposition, big hearted 
and generous, and was exceedingly clever and approachable in his nature.  He 
will not only be greatly missed by his immediate family, but from the community 
in which he lived as he was a neighbor indeed.  The needy who went to him were 
never turned away without the helping hand being extended.  He was loved and 
respected by his neighbors and it was a sad day for them when they laid him 
away in the cold ground.  He was a good husband and father and will be missed 
most from around the family circle.  The Patriot joins a host of friends in 
extending sympathy to the bereaved family.

The remains were laid to rest at Tazewell yesterday afternoon, the funeral 
services being conducted by Rev. W.E. Arnold assisted by the Masons and Knights 
of Pythians, he being a member of both organizations.

The Marion County Patriot, No. 37
September 12, 1902
Page Five

Transcribers Note: Resolutions in memory of Mr. Hogg were written by Knights of 
Pythias, Lodge No. 102.  It is a lengthy article, below are some excerpts:

“Brother James H. Hogg, departed this life August 20, 1902.  Bro. Hogg’s memory 
will be most cherished by those who knew him best.  He was a good neighbor, a 
kind, affectionate father, a loving, considerate husband, ever looking to the 
welfare of his household, and an obedient, loyal Knight of P.”

Resolutions were written by: M.D. Hollis, J.H. Melson, C.W. Pickard.


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