Barbara HUME HOGE (1670 - 1745) GENETIC PARENTS Father: Sir James HUME (? - 1682) Mother: Marjorie

SPOUSE

• William HOGE, Sr. (1660 - August 8, 1749)

GENETIC CHILDREN

• Mary HOGE

• Joseph HOGE

• Margaret HOGE, born 1690 in Delaware; died 1764 in Virginia;
  married (1) Robert White; married (2) Robert Wilson.
  Buried in White Cemetery, North Mountain, near Winchester, Va.
  
• John HOGE, Sr., born 1699 in Perth Amboy, New Jersey; died October 1754 in Cumberland County, Pa.; married Gwentholyn Bowen Davis 1722.
  John went with his father to the Three Lower counties and there married Gwenthleen Bowen (spelled Gwentholyn in some references) a native of Wales. He and his wife moved to East Pennsboro Twp., then to Lancaster, now Cumberland Co., Pa. about 1730 and purchased land. Founded Hogetown and a church there in 1734. Only one of William's children to remain in Pa.. Referred to as Sr., Served as 2nd Lieutenent in Revoluntionary War. He and his wife are buried in Silver Springs Churchyard, Pa. Branch. All of the old stock of the Hoges and their connections, the Walkers, are buried in the graveyard at Silver Springs church, near where they lived.
  WFT vol. 7
  Notes for Gwentholyn Bowen Davis:
  She was a Welsh heiress
  
• William HOGE, Jr., born 1700 in Winchester, Frederick County, Virginia; died 1789 in Winchester, Frederick Co., VA; married (1) Mary PANCOAST; married (2) Nancy Ann Hays? February 09, 1721/22 in Virginia.
  
• Alexander HOGE, born 1703 in Washington County, Pennsylvania.
  A member of the Virginia Constitutional Convention which adopted the federal Constitition and was a member of the first Congress.
  
• James HOGE, born July 04, 1706 in Cumberland Valley, Pennsylvania; died June 02, 1795 in Sunnyside, Pulaski County, Virginia; married (1) Agnes Crawford; married (2) Nancy Griffith.
  Buried: Howe Bury Ground, Pulaski county Va. The southwest Virginia Hogge (Hogue) branch are children of James and Agnes. Agnes was probably second wife as she was executrix.
  WFT vol. 7
  
• George HOGE, born Abt. 1708 in Decar Grove, Virginia.
  Was one of the first Bench of Magistrats of Frederick County, Virginia. He moved South.
  
• Nancy HOGE, born Abt. 1710 in Decar Grove, Virginia; died in Virginia; married Robert Wilson.
  Buried: Opequon Church Cemetery. Frederick Co., Va.
  WFT Vol. 7
  
• Jureter HOGE, born Abt. 1712.
  
• Solomon HOGE, born 1716 in Washington, PA.
  
• Zebulon HOGE, born 1718.

BASIC DATA

Names: Barbara Hume Hoge
Born: 1670 in Paisley, Scotland
Married: William Hoge, Sr. - 1689 in Perth Amboy, Middlesex County, NJ.
Resided:
Occupation:
Died: 1745 in Winchester, Frederick County, VA.
Buried: Opequon Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Kernstown, Virginia.
(Source: Colonial Families of the United States of America: Volume 4, page 205)
Age at death:

Notes

The first American Hoge ancestor was born in Scotland in 1660. He came to America on the ship, Caladonia, and settled first at Perth Amboy, New Jersey, and then went to Chester Co., Pa. He was one of the first of the migration into the Shenandoah Valley. Several places are named for him, such as Hoge's Creek, Hoge's Bridge, etc. He settled on the Opequan, where he died in 1749. His will is on file at Winchester, Va in Will Book 1. pp.338.

Notes for William Hoge, Sr.:
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 15, Ed. 1, Tree #1479, Date of Import: Feb 26, 1998]

The following is copied from "History of the Middle River Settlements, West Virginia," by D.E. Johnson:

"William Hoge, distinguished in state and church, came to America in 1682, He was the son of Sir James Hoge of Scotland, who lived in Mlussleburg near Glasco. On board the Caledonia, the vessel that brought him over, was a family named Hume, consisting of a father , mother and daughter. They were Presbyterians, leaving Scotland to avoid the persecution.

The Humes were from Paisley, Scotland. The father was a knight and a Baron. Both mother and father died during the voyage to America, leaving their daughter in the charge of young William Hoge, who placed her with relatives, the Johnsons, in New York City, while he decided to make his home in Perth Amboy, New Jersey on land owned by a Scotch company, at the head of which was Gov. Berkley, and of which he was a member.

Later William Hoge returned to New York and married the girl Barbara Hume. After the birth of his first son, John, He and his wife made their home for some time in Chester Co., PA."

Barbara and William later moved to Delaware ,and then to Chester Co, PA, East Nottingham Township, before 1735 to Frederick Co., Virginia , where they located about 2 to 3 miles south of Winchester on the Great Wagon Road.

William Hoge died before August 8, 1749, when his will was filed and recorded in Frederick County Clerk's office. (Will Book 1, pp. 338-339)

[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 4, Ed. 1, Tree #3675, Date of Import: Feb 28, 1998]

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