Mariposa Miner
Thursday, July 29, 1965
CLARENCE HOGAN SERVICES HELD TUES. IN MARPOSA
Funeral services for Clarence L. Hogan, 58, who died in Fremont Hospital Friday were conducted Tuesday afternoon in the Mariposa Chapel of Tiscornia and Ivers Funeral Home. The Rev. Jack LaDieu officiated at the service, burial followed in the family cemetery at Midpines.
Born January 2, 1907, he spent his entire life in Mariposa County.
Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Oceguero of Nevada, his mother, Mrs. Emma LeMaster, Midpines; two sisters, Mrs Caroline Branson of Midpines and Mrs. Gertrude Hodgson of Mt Bullion and one brother, Henry Hogan of Midpines.
Transcribed by Alma Stone.
From The Ahwahneechees: A Story of the Yosemite Indians (1966) by John W. Bingaman:
CLARENCE HOGAN
Born January 2, 1907, near Bear Valley, Mariposa County. He was the son of Dave Hogan, half white, his mother was Emma Priest, of Midpines. He married Phoebe Wilson Lovine, in 1931. They lived in Yosemite Indian Village. Clarence, worked for the Park, on road and trail crews.
He had a daughter from an early marriage, her name is Mrs. Margaret Acequero [Editors note: OcegueraDEA] , and she now has a large family and lives near Gabbs, Nevada.
Clarence died, July 22, 1965, and was buried in the Hern [Sarah Priest] Cemetery, near Mariposa, California.
Thursday, July 29, 1965
CLARENCE HOGAN SERVICES HELD TUES. IN MARPOSA
Funeral services for Clarence L. Hogan, 58, who died in Fremont Hospital Friday were conducted Tuesday afternoon in the Mariposa Chapel of Tiscornia and Ivers Funeral Home. The Rev. Jack LaDieu officiated at the service, burial followed in the family cemetery at Midpines.
Born January 2, 1907, he spent his entire life in Mariposa County.
Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Oceguero of Nevada, his mother, Mrs. Emma LeMaster, Midpines; two sisters, Mrs Caroline Branson of Midpines and Mrs. Gertrude Hodgson of Mt Bullion and one brother, Henry Hogan of Midpines.
Transcribed by Alma Stone.
From The Ahwahneechees: A Story of the Yosemite Indians (1966) by John W. Bingaman:
CLARENCE HOGAN
Born January 2, 1907, near Bear Valley, Mariposa County. He was the son of Dave Hogan, half white, his mother was Emma Priest, of Midpines. He married Phoebe Wilson Lovine, in 1931. They lived in Yosemite Indian Village. Clarence, worked for the Park, on road and trail crews.
He had a daughter from an early marriage, her name is Mrs. Margaret Acequero [Editors note: OcegueraDEA] , and she now has a large family and lives near Gabbs, Nevada.
Clarence died, July 22, 1965, and was buried in the Hern [Sarah Priest] Cemetery, near Mariposa, California.
Mariposa Miner
Thursday, July 29, 1965
CLARENCE HOGAN SERVICES HELD TUES. IN MARPOSA
Funeral services for Clarence L. Hogan, 58, who died in Fremont Hospital Friday were conducted Tuesday afternoon in the Mariposa Chapel of Tiscornia and Ivers Funeral Home. The Rev. Jack LaDieu officiated at the service, burial followed in the family cemetery at Midpines.
Born January 2, 1907, he spent his entire life in Mariposa County.
Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Oceguero of Nevada, his mother, Mrs. Emma LeMaster, Midpines; two sisters, Mrs Caroline Branson of Midpines and Mrs. Gertrude Hodgson of Mt Bullion and one brother, Henry Hogan of Midpines.
Transcribed by Alma Stone.
From The Ahwahneechees: A Story of the Yosemite Indians (1966) by John W. Bingaman:
CLARENCE HOGAN
Born January 2, 1907, near Bear Valley, Mariposa County. He was the son of Dave Hogan, half white, his mother was Emma Priest, of Midpines. He married Phoebe Wilson Lovine, in 1931. They lived in Yosemite Indian Village. Clarence, worked for the Park, on road and trail crews.
He had a daughter from an early marriage, her name is Mrs. Margaret Acequero [Editors note: OcegueraDEA] , and she now has a large family and lives near Gabbs, Nevada.
Clarence died, July 22, 1965, and was buried in the Hern [Sarah Priest] Cemetery, near Mariposa, California.
Thursday, July 29, 1965
CLARENCE HOGAN SERVICES HELD TUES. IN MARPOSA
Funeral services for Clarence L. Hogan, 58, who died in Fremont Hospital Friday were conducted Tuesday afternoon in the Mariposa Chapel of Tiscornia and Ivers Funeral Home. The Rev. Jack LaDieu officiated at the service, burial followed in the family cemetery at Midpines.
Born January 2, 1907, he spent his entire life in Mariposa County.
Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Oceguero of Nevada, his mother, Mrs. Emma LeMaster, Midpines; two sisters, Mrs Caroline Branson of Midpines and Mrs. Gertrude Hodgson of Mt Bullion and one brother, Henry Hogan of Midpines.
Transcribed by Alma Stone.
From The Ahwahneechees: A Story of the Yosemite Indians (1966) by John W. Bingaman:
CLARENCE HOGAN
Born January 2, 1907, near Bear Valley, Mariposa County. He was the son of Dave Hogan, half white, his mother was Emma Priest, of Midpines. He married Phoebe Wilson Lovine, in 1931. They lived in Yosemite Indian Village. Clarence, worked for the Park, on road and trail crews.
He had a daughter from an early marriage, her name is Mrs. Margaret Acequero [Editors note: OcegueraDEA] , and she now has a large family and lives near Gabbs, Nevada.
Clarence died, July 22, 1965, and was buried in the Hern [Sarah Priest] Cemetery, near Mariposa, California.
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