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Distinguished Citizen 1980

Mary Virginia (Hymes) Hogan (1847 – 1930) Distinguished Citizen 1980 Father: George Washington Hogan Mother: Sarah Hogan Birth: 1847 Grayson, Kentucky, USA Death: 28 Aug 1930 Laclede, Missouri, USA

Brunswick: 100 Years of Memories Hogan, Mary Virginia Hymes (1847-1930) Honored 1980 In 1886 Mary Virginia Hymes became Postmistress, a post she held until 1889. The Hymes residence was on the corner of North Virginia Avenue and “B” Street, on lots obtained from Joseph L. Smith, son of Leonard Smith, founder of the town. As Mrs. Michael Hogan, she was the mother of Samuel Thomas, George, and Ellen (Miss Ella) Rosalie. Find A Grave Birth 1847 Death Feb 1930 (aged 82–83) Brunswick, Frederick County, Maryland, USA Burial Park Heights Cemetery Brunswick, Frederick County, Maryland, USA Plot Section A/2 Mrs. Mary Virginia Hogan, one of Brunswick's oldest residents, died at her home, about 5 o'clock Thursday morning, following a long illness of general debility, aged about 82 years and 4 months. She was a daughter of the late Samuel L. and Barbara Rhoads Himes.

She is survived by a son and a daughter, S. Thomas Hogan, Brunswick, and Miss Ella R. Hogan, at home.

Funeral services were conducted at the M.E. church; interment was in Park Heights Cemetery.

Source: The News (Frederick, MD) February 15, 1930 Gravesite Details Buried with her daughter Ella R. and son Samuel Thomas and his wife Elsie