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James Hoge, Jr.

Born: 12 June 1742 in Frederick County, Virginia
Died: 5 Apr 1812 in Pulaski County, Virginia
Burial: Sunnyside, Back Creek, Pulaski County, Virginia

Mother: Agnes Crawford
Father: James Hoge, Sr

Married: Elizabeth Howe 21 Jan 1768 in PA.

She was born 10 May 1751, and died 1835 in Pulaski County, Virginia. Burial: Sunnyside, Back Creek, Pulaski County, Virginia

Children:

1. Joseph
2. Sarah
   m. James Stafford, 1803, Montgomery County, Virginia
3. Sarah
4. Eleanor
   m. John Alford, 1789, Montgomery County, Virginia
5. Mary
   m. Douglas Baker, 1812, Montgomery County, Virginia
6. John
   m. Prudence Montgomery, Montgomery County, Virginia
   m. Elizabeth Rippy, Montgomery County, Virginia
   m. Jane Rutledge, 1802, Montgomery County, Virginia.
7. Martha
   b. 8 Jul 1774
8. James (General)
   b. 1788
   d. 1861

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