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     Thefamily ofJohn W. and Ada Hogg. 
     
     Standing (L.—R.): Robert, Irving, Lucille, Lillian, George. Earle. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Seated (1_,.»R.): Mr. Hogg, Doro/Irv, Mabel, Darius, Jennie, Walter, Mrs. Hogg. 
     
    
   
   
    
     East of the George Hogg farm, on the north side of the road, is the 
     
     home of Horace Huestis. Barry Mills, a son-in-law of Horace, lives in a 
     
     mobile home on the opposite side of the driveway from Horace’s house. 
     
     The Huestis home, nestled in its thick grove of trees, strikes the passerby as 
     
     one of the coziest places in the community. The farm, which is now owned 
     
     by Kenneth Huestis, belonged originally to William Schurman. The Lefur- 
     
     geys were the first settlers on this land. “William Schurman, Loyalist,” by 
     
     Graves, was extremely valuable once again, in tracing the history of this 
     
    
   
   
    
     property. 
     
    
   
   
    
     LEFURGEY 
     
    
   
   
    
     When John Lefurgey, the Loyalist, bought the present-day George 
     
     Hogg farm from William Schurman in 1811, he also bought the Kenneth 
     
     Huestis farm (1979). John's son, George (ca. l807—Oct. 6, 1864) lived on 
     
     this farm, in a house which was slightly northeast of Horace Huestis’s 
     
     house. George married Hannah Baker (Sept. 3, 1812-1899) on Dec. 23, 
     
     1830, in St. Eleanor‘s. George and Hannah farmed and raised a family of 
     
     fifteen children: