- Born 1843 near Indian Mound, Stewart County, Tennessee, son of William and Jane (Andrews) Hogan
- Grandson of Edmond Hogan of Anson County, North Carolina, a veteran of the Revolutionary War.
- Enlisted 22 May 1861 as a Private in Company G, 14th Tennessee Infantry, CSA
- Wounded and taken prisoner at the battle of Fredericksburg, 13 December 1862
- Died 1 January 1863 at Lincoln General Hospital, Washington D.C., from a hemorrhage after amputation of his right leg just below the knee
- Age 19 at death
- He had 4 brothers who also fought for the Confederacy.  Only one of the five brothers, John R. Hogan, survived the war.

Submitted by James Long
Descendant of John R. Hogan
May 2010

 Photo Courtesy of Roxsanne Wells-Layton, June 2006

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