John Campbell Hoge

son of William Hoge - Matilda Coulter

John Campbell Hoge married Mrs. Martha Adaline Hoge on 28 January 1866 at Hunt County, Texas.

John Campbell Hogue moved to Texas in 1865 at the close of the war.

Shelby's Brigade

"I am, Mrs. B.E. Foster of Hunt County, Texas. I am 74 yeras old and have lived in Texas for 55 years and in Hunt County for 36 years. John Campbell Hoge was my brother. I was 12 years old when he entered the Confederate war and I remember he came home 2-3 times during the war wearing a confederate uniform. I remember hearing him relate incidents and the hardships endured while serving in the confederate army. He was with the Calvary and I remember he often spoke of belonging to Shelby's brigade. He joined the Confederate Army at Neosha, Newton County, Missouri in 1862. He rode his own horse and came home 2-3 times during the war and on one occasion, his horse was shot. I saw the horse after he was crippled and heard my brother J.C. Hoge say he was shot by the Yankees.

/s/ Mrs. B.E. Foster 18 November 1924

"W.M. Hoge of Hidalgo County, Texas. I am 53 years old. J.C. Hoge was my father. I have often heard my father speak of his war experiences. My father's name was John Campbell Hogue and signed his name, J.C. Hoge and was usually called John by his friends.

/s/ W.M. Hoge 8 November 1924

"I am Mrs. Sarah McCullough of Blanco County, Texas. I am 72 years of age and a resident of Texas for 54 years and in Blanco County, Texas for 44 yeawrs. John Campbell Hoge was my brother. When the Confederate war broke out, I was at home in Neosha, Missouri, a girl of 10 year.

/s/ Mrs. Sarah McCullough 13 November 1924 Inscription: JOHN CAMPELL HOGE MISSOURI PVT CO R 5 REGT MO CAV CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY OCT 27 1834 JULY 7 1915

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