| | | | REEVES E. SELMES, Secretary | | | | WALTER ROCHE, EDWARD HOGAN, Vice-Presidents.

"Say," growled Hogan, Judge Bender's private attendant, who was the first to run the gantlet, "those Chinks are enough to give you the Willies!

We examined this rather more minutely than the other, and whilst we could find nothing dreadful in the penitents' apartment, we fancied, on entering the priest's side, that, we had met with something belonging the realm of confessional torture as depicted by the Hogans, Murphys, and Maria Monk showmen, and which the officials had forgot to put by in some of their secret drawers.

Account of the embassy of Mr. Edmund Hogan to Morocco, in 1577; by himself.

CUSTARD, HOGAN.

At night-fall many of the Navajo people move, temporarily, all their goods and property into the corral, and abandon their huts or hogans.

"My mother's name was Dinah Hogans and my father's name was Lewis Hogans.

"My mother's name was Dinah Hogans and my father's name was Lewis Hogans.

SEE Stroebe, Lilian L. HOGAN, INEZ.

Inez Hogan (A); 5Jun61; R276804.

HOGAN, INEZ. SEE BOWERS, INEZ HOGAN.

HOGAN, INEZ. SEE BOWERS, INEZ HOGAN.

Translation: Charles Beecher Hogan & George Kubler.

HOGAN, INEZ. SEE BOWERS, INEZ HOGAN.

HOGAN, INEZ. SEE BOWERS, INEZ HOGAN.

of Robert J. Hogan

Robert J. Hogan (A); 20Jan76; R624762.

By Inez Hogan (Inez Hogan Bowers) © 17Feb48; AA76617.

By Inez Hogan (Inez Hogan Bowers) © 17Feb48; AA76617.

Inez Hogan (Mrs. Randolph Bowers) (A); 23Jan76; R625022.

For the numerous Irish names of prominent pioneers (such as Donelly, Hogan, etc.)

Mrs. Boon, Mrs. Denton, Mrs. McGarry, Mrs. Hogan; all were from the North Carolina backwoods; their ancestry is shown by their names.

On the desk behind him, over which in the course of each month passed a lot of very tainted money, stood a large photograph of Mrs. Hogan, and another of the three little Hogans in ornamented silver frames, and his face would soften tenderly at the sight of their self-conscious faces, even at a moment when he might be relieving a widowed seamstress of her entire savings-bank account.

When Hogan returned home that evening with the little Hogans from the movies he found the cop waiting for him outside his door.

The first white child born in Cincinnati was a son of an Irish settler named John Cummins; the first house built on its site was erected by Captain Hugh McGarry, while "the McGarrys, Dentons, and Hogans formed the first domestic circle in Kentucky."