on same headstone with Sue Ogg
There's a second headstone (military) that shows an earlier date. The second entry contains valuable information.∼John was the only child of Thomas Ogg (1808-1875) and his first wife, Elizabeth Suggs (1808-1832).
After the death of Elizabeth, John's father, Thomas, married Martha Fulcher (1812-1888). They had 8 children.
JOHN'S 1/2 SIBLINGS:
1) Elizabeth Rebecca Ogg (Howell, Ryals) (1838-1913)
2) James Ogg (1840-1912) - he died the day after John
3) Amelia Ogg (Brooks)(1842-1924)
4) Caroline Ogg (Wise) (1844-1923)
5) Thomas A. Ogg (1846-1864)
6) Henry Warren Ogg, Sr. (1848-1898)
7) Martha Jane Ogg (Randall)(1849-1931)
8) Sara "Sally" Ogg (Izard (1852-1903)
John married Susan "Sue" Tally Howell on 23 Dec 1852.
They had five children.
CHILDREN OF JOHN AND SUE OGG:
1) Edward Charles Ogg (1854-1912)
2) Alfred Thomas Ogg (1855-1944)
3) John Thomas Ogg (1856-1942)
4) Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" Ogg (Bethany) (1858-1930)
5) Sarah Casssandra "Cassie" Ogg (Cameron) (1860-1933)
John enlisted June 19, 1862 through Camp Groce into the Texas 20th Infantry (Elmore's Regiment), under Col. Henry Elmore. The 20th Texas Regt spent the war guarding the Texas coast in the Galveston area until the surrender.
John Filed for his CSA Pension, application #13114, Waller County.
In a quote from his obituary: "Mr. Ogg was ever a loyal citizen, serving his country in whatever capacity there was need of. In the war between the states, he wore the gray and for four years proudly defended the Stars and Bars. Then the time came for him to lay down the sword and take up the plow, and he again became a loyal citizen of the Union."
(My great-great-grandfather was also in the same unit and it is very probable they knew each other well.
~Texas History Hunter)
There's a second headstone (military) that shows an earlier date. The second entry contains valuable information.∼John was the only child of Thomas Ogg (1808-1875) and his first wife, Elizabeth Suggs (1808-1832).
After the death of Elizabeth, John's father, Thomas, married Martha Fulcher (1812-1888). They had 8 children.
JOHN'S 1/2 SIBLINGS:
1) Elizabeth Rebecca Ogg (Howell, Ryals) (1838-1913)
2) James Ogg (1840-1912) - he died the day after John
3) Amelia Ogg (Brooks)(1842-1924)
4) Caroline Ogg (Wise) (1844-1923)
5) Thomas A. Ogg (1846-1864)
6) Henry Warren Ogg, Sr. (1848-1898)
7) Martha Jane Ogg (Randall)(1849-1931)
8) Sara "Sally" Ogg (Izard (1852-1903)
John married Susan "Sue" Tally Howell on 23 Dec 1852.
They had five children.
CHILDREN OF JOHN AND SUE OGG:
1) Edward Charles Ogg (1854-1912)
2) Alfred Thomas Ogg (1855-1944)
3) John Thomas Ogg (1856-1942)
4) Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" Ogg (Bethany) (1858-1930)
5) Sarah Casssandra "Cassie" Ogg (Cameron) (1860-1933)
John enlisted June 19, 1862 through Camp Groce into the Texas 20th Infantry (Elmore's Regiment), under Col. Henry Elmore. The 20th Texas Regt spent the war guarding the Texas coast in the Galveston area until the surrender.
John Filed for his CSA Pension, application #13114, Waller County.
In a quote from his obituary: "Mr. Ogg was ever a loyal citizen, serving his country in whatever capacity there was need of. In the war between the states, he wore the gray and for four years proudly defended the Stars and Bars. Then the time came for him to lay down the sword and take up the plow, and he again became a loyal citizen of the Union."
(My great-great-grandfather was also in the same unit and it is very probable they knew each other well.
~Texas History Hunter)
on same headstone with Sue Ogg
There's a second headstone (military) that shows an earlier date. The second entry contains valuable information.∼John was the only child of Thomas Ogg (1808-1875) and his first wife, Elizabeth Suggs (1808-1832).
After the death of Elizabeth, John's father, Thomas, married Martha Fulcher (1812-1888). They had 8 children.
JOHN'S 1/2 SIBLINGS:
1) Elizabeth Rebecca Ogg (Howell, Ryals) (1838-1913)
2) James Ogg (1840-1912) - he died the day after John
3) Amelia Ogg (Brooks)(1842-1924)
4) Caroline Ogg (Wise) (1844-1923)
5) Thomas A. Ogg (1846-1864)
6) Henry Warren Ogg, Sr. (1848-1898)
7) Martha Jane Ogg (Randall)(1849-1931)
8) Sara "Sally" Ogg (Izard (1852-1903)
John married Susan "Sue" Tally Howell on 23 Dec 1852.
They had five children.
CHILDREN OF JOHN AND SUE OGG:
1) Edward Charles Ogg (1854-1912)
2) Alfred Thomas Ogg (1855-1944)
3) John Thomas Ogg (1856-1942)
4) Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" Ogg (Bethany) (1858-1930)
5) Sarah Casssandra "Cassie" Ogg (Cameron) (1860-1933)
John enlisted June 19, 1862 through Camp Groce into the Texas 20th Infantry (Elmore's Regiment), under Col. Henry Elmore. The 20th Texas Regt spent the war guarding the Texas coast in the Galveston area until the surrender.
John Filed for his CSA Pension, application #13114, Waller County.
In a quote from his obituary: "Mr. Ogg was ever a loyal citizen, serving his country in whatever capacity there was need of. In the war between the states, he wore the gray and for four years proudly defended the Stars and Bars. Then the time came for him to lay down the sword and take up the plow, and he again became a loyal citizen of the Union."
(My great-great-grandfather was also in the same unit and it is very probable they knew each other well.
~Texas History Hunter)
There's a second headstone (military) that shows an earlier date. The second entry contains valuable information.∼John was the only child of Thomas Ogg (1808-1875) and his first wife, Elizabeth Suggs (1808-1832).
After the death of Elizabeth, John's father, Thomas, married Martha Fulcher (1812-1888). They had 8 children.
JOHN'S 1/2 SIBLINGS:
1) Elizabeth Rebecca Ogg (Howell, Ryals) (1838-1913)
2) James Ogg (1840-1912) - he died the day after John
3) Amelia Ogg (Brooks)(1842-1924)
4) Caroline Ogg (Wise) (1844-1923)
5) Thomas A. Ogg (1846-1864)
6) Henry Warren Ogg, Sr. (1848-1898)
7) Martha Jane Ogg (Randall)(1849-1931)
8) Sara "Sally" Ogg (Izard (1852-1903)
John married Susan "Sue" Tally Howell on 23 Dec 1852.
They had five children.
CHILDREN OF JOHN AND SUE OGG:
1) Edward Charles Ogg (1854-1912)
2) Alfred Thomas Ogg (1855-1944)
3) John Thomas Ogg (1856-1942)
4) Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" Ogg (Bethany) (1858-1930)
5) Sarah Casssandra "Cassie" Ogg (Cameron) (1860-1933)
John enlisted June 19, 1862 through Camp Groce into the Texas 20th Infantry (Elmore's Regiment), under Col. Henry Elmore. The 20th Texas Regt spent the war guarding the Texas coast in the Galveston area until the surrender.
John Filed for his CSA Pension, application #13114, Waller County.
In a quote from his obituary: "Mr. Ogg was ever a loyal citizen, serving his country in whatever capacity there was need of. In the war between the states, he wore the gray and for four years proudly defended the Stars and Bars. Then the time came for him to lay down the sword and take up the plow, and he again became a loyal citizen of the Union."
(My great-great-grandfather was also in the same unit and it is very probable they knew each other well.
~Texas History Hunter)
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