Guide to the Hoge Family Papers

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Moses Hoge correspondence to James Hoge, 1801 July 20 (photocopy and transcript) (see box 4, folder 1 for original letter)

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Hoge family tree

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Moses Hoge correspondence to George Washington et al, 1804 May 20

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Moses Hoge correspondence to John Morrow, 1807 Oct. 25-1811 Mar. 22

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Moses Hoge correspondence to Samuel Davies Hoge, 1813 Mar. 22-1813 Apr. 6

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Moses Hoge correspondence to Susanna Hoge, 1820 May 15

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Moses Hoge letter fragment, undated

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Moses Hoge: cover page of a sketch of Moses Hoge, undated

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James Hoge correspondence to Moses Hoge, 1801 July 2-1810 Dec. 19

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James Hoge correspondence to Moses Hoge, 1813 Apr. 9-1820 June 19

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James Hoge correspondence to Moses Hoge, 1813 June 2

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James Hoge correspondence to Moses Drury Hoge, 1841 Sept. 9

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James Hoge correspondence to Moses Drury Hoge, 1842 Jan. 9

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James Hoge correspondence to Moses Drury Hoge, 1845 June 24

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James Hoge correspondence to William James Hoge, 1842 Apr. 20

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James Hoge correspondence to William James Hoge, 1848 Mar. 9-1850 Aug. 12

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James Hoge correspondence to William S. Plumer, 1853 Mar. 10 [decade uncertain]

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John Blair Hoge correspondence to Moses Hoge, 1814 Dec. 5-1816 Jan. 18

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John Blair Hoge correspondence to Samuel Davies Hoge, 1815 Mar. 18-1817 Feb. 21

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John Blair Hoge correspondence to Moses Hoge, 1817 Feb. 22

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John Blair Hoge correspondence to Samuel Davies Hoge, 1821 Mar. 20-1822 Dec. 18

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John Blair Hoge correspondence to Samuel Davies Hoge, 1824 July 14

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Ann Kay Hoge correspondence to Samuel Davies Hoge, 1826 May 22

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence from Hoge family, 1836 Jan. 12

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence to his mother, 1836 May 3-1840 July 14

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence from Robert Lewis Dabney, 1840 Feb. 10-1843 June 27

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Moses Drury Hoge miscellaneous correspondence, 1840-1859

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence from Martha Wilson, 1841 Jan. 8

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence to Susan Watkins, 1841 June 15

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence from J. Horace Lacy, 1842 Sept. 8

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence to Benjamin M. Smith, 1843 Nov. 14-1867 July 24

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Moses Drury Hoge letter fragment, possibly from Drury Lacy, 1844 Dec. 11

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence to William James Hoge, 1845 Dec. 2

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Moses Drury Hoge: sermon by Donald McDonald, 1846 July

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence to Susan W. Hoge, 1853 May 17

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence from George W. Bethune, 1853-1854

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Moses Drury Hoge miscellaneous correspondence, 1864 Aug. 1-1869 Oct. 13

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence from Robert Lewis Dabney, 1863 Jan. 25-1866 Mar. 7

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Moses Drury Hoge letter describing death of William James Hoge, 1864 July 6

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence received after the death of William James Hoge, 1864 July 7-July 15

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence received regarding a memorial for William James Hoge, 1866, 1873

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence to Anne Lacy Marquess, 1867-1887 Oct. 10

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence from John R. Thompson, 1870 Jan. 31

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence from J.M. Hamilton, 1870 Dec. 17

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Moses Drury Hoge miscellaneous correspondence, 1873 Oct. 16-1885 Aug. 5

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Moses Drury Hoge, invitation to join Cliosophic Society of Princeton College, 1873 Mar. 27

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence from Robert Lewis Dabney, 1877 Feb. 17

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence from Robert Lewis Dabney, 1880 Aug. 7

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence to Peyton H. Hoge, 1882 Apr. 27

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Moses Drury Hoge, introduction for unveiling of statue of Stonewall Jackson, 1885 July

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Moses Drury Hoge, lecture, "Memories, Hope and Duties of the Hour," 1886 June 13

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Moses Drury Hoge, invitation to membership in the Victoria Institute, 1888 Jan. 27

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence to Peyton H. Hoge, 1890 Feb. 7-1890 Mar. 24

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence from Peyton H. Hoge, 1890 May 2-1890 July 12

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Moses Drury Hoge, invitation to open meetings of House of Delegates, 1891 Nov. 27

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence to Peyton H. Hoge, 1891 May 8-1891 July 20

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence to Peyton H. Hoge, 1892 Apr. 26-1892 Aug. 20

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Moses Drury Hoge miscellaneous correspondence, 1892 Jan.-1898 Aug. 13

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence about reporting Church Courts (incomplete), 1892

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence to Peyton H. Hoge, 1893 Jan. 20-1893 Sept. 27

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence from John L. Marye, 1895 June 11

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence to Peyton H. Hoge, circa 1896

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence to Peyton H. Hoge, 1897 Jan. 11

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence from William Dinwiddie, 1897 Apr. 3

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence from Walter W. Moore, 1897 Apr. 10

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence to William Dinwiddie, 1897

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence to Peyton H. Hoge, 1898 Sept. 13

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence from Evangelical Alliance, 1898 Feb. 24

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence from Master Masons of Virginia, 1898 Nov. 17

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence from Bland S. Smith, [year unknown] Jan. 17

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence from Henry Alexander, [year unknown] Mar. 13

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence from Robert Lewis Dabney, [year unknown] June 28

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence to Peyton H. Hoge, undated

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Moses Drury Hoge correspondence to W.S. Lacy, undated

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Moses Drury Hoge, address delivered to a veteran's group in Richmond, undated

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Moses Drury Hoge, biographical sketch of James Henley Thornwell, undated

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Moses Drury Hoge, brief argument in defense of Revelation, undated

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Moses Drury Hoge, epigrammatic sentence from Dr. Hoge's sermons, undated

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Moses Drury Hoge, prayers and clippings, 1877-1899 and undated

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Moses Drury Hoge, commonplace book and Index Rerum, undated

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Moses Drury Hoge: Robert P. Kerr's correspondence to L.B. Turnbull, undated

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Moses Drury Hoge: Walter W. Moore's correspondence to Charles M. Chumbley, 1896 Apr.9

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Moses Drury Hoge, prayer at Young Men's Christian Association lecture by Bethune, undated

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Moses Drury Hoge: sermon by Donald Guthrie, "A Present Lesson from a Past Life," 1899 Jan. 15

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Moses Drury Hoge: Order of Worship for Memorial Service for Dr. Hoge, 1899 Feb. 5

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Moses Drury Hoge: Chronicle of Second Presbyterian Church in Richmond, 1899 Mar.

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Moses Drury Hoge: remembrance of Moses D. Hoge by unknown author, undated

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Moses Drury Hoge: R.A. Walter's remembrance of Moses D. Hoge at McCormick Seminary, undated

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Moses Drury Hoge: clippings, undated

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Elizabeth Hoge correspondence to her sister, undated

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Elizabeth Hoge correspondence from W.C. Gray, 1889 Dec. 18

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William James Hoge correspondence to Moses Drury Hoge, 1841 Feb.-1849 July 22

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William James Hoge, sermons, "Blind Bartimeus" (numbers 1-9), circa 1845

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William James Hoge, address along with Miss Anne E. Tomkin before Sumner Division of the Sons of Temperance #20, 1847 May 22

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William James Hoge correspondence to Moses Drury Hoge, 1850 May 9-1850 Oct. 26

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William James Hoge: record of dismissal from Ohio University, 1851 Aug. 5

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William James Hoge correspondence to Moses Drury Hoge and others, 1851 Nov. 3-1852

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William James Hoge, sermons, 1851-1856

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William James Hoge correspondence from William S. Plumer, 1851 Nov. 28-1852 Feb. 27

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William James Hoge correspondence to John Leyburn, 1854 Oct. 21

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William James Hoge correspondence to Virginia Hoge, 1856 Apr. 17-1859 May 7

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William James Hoge correspondence to Anne Lacy Marquess, 1858 June 18-1859 Dec. 20

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William James Hoge partial letter of condolence, possibly to his father-in-law, 1859 Aug. 20

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William James Hoge correspondence to Moses Drury Hoge, 1860 Apr. 4-1864 May 9

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William James Hoge: agreement regarding sale of printing plates and copyright of “Blind Bartimeus” to the American Tract Society, 1860 Nov. 1

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William James Hoge miscellaneous correspondence, 1861 May 13-1863 May 26

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William James Hoge, address, "Farewell Discourse to the Brick Church," 1861 July 21

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William James Hoge correspondence from C. Alexander, 1861 Oct. 24

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William James Hoge correspondence to Julia P. Ballard, 1861 Dec. 2

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William James Hoge correspondence to members of Brick Church after his resignation, 1861

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William James Hoge correspondence to Virginia Hoge, 1861 Aug. 30-1863 Sept. 23

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William James Hoge correspondence concerning call to Second Presbyterian Church in Charlottesville, Va., 1862 May 7-1863 May 6

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William James Hoge correspondence to Robert Lewis Dabney, 1862 Dec. 13

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William James Hoge correspondence concerning call to Tabb Street Presbyterian Church, 1863 May 1

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William James Hoge, call to Tabb Street Presbyterian Church, 1863 May 15

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William James Hoge miscellaneous correspondence, undated

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William James Hoge, sermon, "Glorifying God," undated

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William James Hoge, sermons, A-N, undated

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William James Hoge, sermons, N-Z, undated

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William James Hoge: clippings, undated

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Virginia Hoge correspondence from Benjamin Smith, 1864 July 7

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Virginia Hoge correspondence to her sister, 1864 Aug. 30

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Virginia Hoge correspondence from James H. Brookes, 1866 Mar. 15

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Peyton H. Hoge correspondence from W.S. Lacy, 1890 May 6

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Peyton H. Hoge correspondence from Walter W. Moore, 1892 July 29

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Peyton H. Hoge correspondence to Moses Drury Hoge, 1892 Aug. 19-1892 Aug. 30

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Peyton H. Hoge miscellaneous correspondence, 1898 July 29-1900 Mar. 20

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Peyton H. Hoge correspondence with publishers, 1899 Jan. 11-1903 July 3

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Peyton H. Hoge correspondence from R.H. Woodward Co., 1899 Jan. 19

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Peyton H. Hoge correspondence from James Tyler Hoge, 1899 Mar. 15

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Peyton H. Hoge correspondence to Elizabeth Hoge, 1899 Mar. 23

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Peyton H. Hoge, outline of Moses Drury Hoge biography, prepared by Peyton H. Hoge and W.S. Lacy, undated

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Peyton H. Hoge correspondence concerning progress of Moses Drury Hoge biography, 1899 Mar. 30-1899 Apr. 13

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Peyton H. Hoge: proof slip from Philip Schaff, undated

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Peyton H. Hoge: reviews of Moses Drury Hoge biography, undated

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Peyton H. Hoge correspondence from readers of Moses Drury Hoge biography, 1899 Dec. 27-1903 Oct. 23

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Addison Hoge correspondence from unknown writer, 1899 Oct. 15

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Peyton H. Hoge correspondence from Mary R. Gilliam (incomplete), 1899 Aug. 12

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Peyton H. Hoge correspondence from Elizabeth Hoge, undated

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Peyton H. Hoge, notes, undated

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Moses Drury Hoge: photostat of permit to pass Confederate lines by Thomas J. Jackson, 1862

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Elizabeth Slaughter correspondence from Samuel D. Hoge and Mrs. Elizabeth 1818, 1823

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Elizabeth R. Hoge correspondence from Henry and Elisha Ballentine, 1828-1836

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Samuel Davies Hoge correspondence from J.B. Wilson, 1813

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Samuel Davies Hoge correspondence to Thomas P. Hoge, 1819

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Hoge family miscellaneous correspondence, 1856, 1899 and undated

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William James and Mary Hoge correspondence from W.H. and Anne Lacy Marquess, 1840-1851

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William James Hoge correspondence from Virginia Hoge, 1839

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William James Hoge correspondence from Elizabeth Hoge, 1839-1847

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William James Hoge miscellaneous correspondence, 1844-1851

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Elizabeth Hoge correspondence from J.S. Rosen, 1844 May 15

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Moses Drury Hoge: photograph, undated

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Moses Hoge correspondence to James Hoge, 1801 July 20 (see box 1, folder 1 for photocopy and transcript)