Collection search - Rev. Joseph Hogg (1841-1906) and family material [textual record]

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Rev. Joseph Hogg (1841-1906) and family material [textual record]

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Date:

1860-1964.

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R10119-8-9-E

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Item ID number:

207230

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Rev. Joseph Hogg (1841-1906) and family material
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Series includes:

8 lower level description(s)
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Date(s):

1860-1964.

Place of creation:

Manitoba

Extent:

0.03 m of textual records.

Language of material:

English

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The series comprises the manuscripts of Rev. Joseph Hogg, his wife Mary Ann (or Minnie) Webster, and their family, excluding Mona Barclay Hogg. Of special note in this series are Rev. Joseph Hogg's pocket diary of his ministry in Cornwallis township, Kings County, Nova Scotia and his "book of jottings" of his travels in the Middle East and Europe in 1867 and 1868. The latter item covers his journey through Beirut, Smyrna, Constantinople, along the Danube River to Vienna, Munich and other towns in Germany, and finally Paris. There are also two letters from Anthony Barclay in 1809 and 1815 to his friend Edward Jarvis of Saint John, New Brunswick (later the Chief Justice of Prince Edward Island) with reminiscences of their time together in King's College at Windsor, Nova Scotia and comments on his legal studies in the United States. The second letter is from when Barclay was Secretary to the Commissioners charged with establishing the boundary between Maine and New Brunswick in the Bay of Fundy under Article 4 of the Treaty of Ghent (file 7-5). The Barclays apparently were related to the Hoggs through the Webster family.

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Hogg, Joseph, 1841-1906

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Hogg, Joseph, 1841-1906 : Joseph Hogg was born 5 February 1841, the son of Alexander Hogg and Zilpha Smith of Barrington, Nova Scotia. While teaching he continued his studies at the seminary in Truro and later attended Pine Hill Divinity College in Halifax. Following his graduation, he traveled in the United States and then went to study at New College in Edinburgh, Scotland. He traveled extensively in Europe and the holy land in 1867 before returning to Canada. He was ordained as a Presbyterian minister in 1868 and accepted a call from the Presbyterian Church in Cornwallis, Nova Scotia, remaining there until 1874. He then accepted a call from St. John's Presbyterian Church in Moncton, New Brunswick, before going in 1888 to St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Rev. Joseph Hogg died 16 December 1906 in Winnipeg. He had married Mary Ann Cogswell Webster in September 1871 at Kentville, Nova Scotia. She had died in Winnipeg on 4 November 1904.

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5;

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7;

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