Stephen Polly Hogg
and Sally Ann Combs

Stephen Polly Hogg b 24 Oct 1831 Whitesburg, Perry (now Letcher) Co KY d 20 Oct 1917 Breathitt Co KY buried Owsley Co KY; s/o Hiram Hogg and Lavina Polly. Stephen Polly Hogg m. 1 Jan 1859 to Sally Ann Combs b 20 Jun 1842 d 8 Oct 1888 buried Owsley Co KY, d/o Jackson G Combs and Martha Crank. Children of Stephen Polly Hogg and Sally Ann Combs;

 Martha J Hogg

 Henry B Hogg

 Laura Hogg

 Alice Hogg

 Robert L. Hogg

 Willie  Hogg

 Joseph Hogg

 Edward L. Hogg

 Bell Hogg

 Walter Scott Hogg b 19 Dec 1881 Owsley Co KY d 27 Aug 1926 Breathitt Co KY m. 4 Jan 1920 to Jessie Stacy, d/o Adam Stacy. Children of Walter Scott Hogg and Jessie Stacy;

 Male Hogg

 Female Hogg

Transcribed from the HISTORY OF KENTUCKY, Illustrated Edition 8-B, originally printed in 1888: Stephen P. Hogg, county attorney of Owsley County, Ky., was born in Letcher County, Ky., at Whitesburg, October 24, 1831. Stephen P. Hogg, subject of this sketch, was reared and educated in Whitesburg, where he was elected court clerk in 1854, serving in that capacity until 1858. He then moved to Hazzard, Perry County, engaged in merchandizing until 1862, when he located in Booneville engaged in the same business until 18 at which time he retired from active business life. He studied law when young, and was admitted to the bar in 1860, since which date he has devoted some attention to practice. He was elected school commissioner in 1863 serving until 1871, having been appointed Deputy Revenue Collector in 1870, which position he held until 1882, when he was appointed circuit clerk of Owsley County, to fill an unexpired term until 1883. In 1887 he was elected county attorney, serving term and being re-elected in 1886. He was commissioned Postmaster of Booneville 1866, and held that position until 1877. January 1, 1859, he married Sallie A. Combs a daughter of Jackson G, and Martha (Crank) Combs. Eleven children were born to them eight of whom are still living, viz: Martha J., Henry B., Laura, Alice, Robert L., Willie and Walter. Those deceased named, Joseph, Edward L. and Bell. Mr. Hogg is a member of the Christian Church and in politics his principles were of the Republican party.