198 A Bridge To The Past 
     
    
   
   
    
     HOGG 
     
    
   
   
    
     John Darius Everett Hogg (Aug. 14, 1905) is the son of the late John 
     
     William and Sarah Ada (Clark) Hogg of Wilmot Valley. He married Fanny 
     
     Pratt Glover (June 20, 1903) on June 30, 1931. Fanny is the daughter of 
     
     John R. and Louisa E. (Mill) Glover of Summerside. Fanny and Darius live 
     
     on the former Edmund Stavert property where they farmed for many years. 
     
     Darius played the violin, in years gone by, at many a community event, as 
     
     was mentioned in the account of John W. Hogg’s property. Darius was 
     
     also one of the Wilmot Valley members of the North Bedeque Tug-of—War 
     
     team which won the provincial championship several times. The Hoggs pur- 
     
     chased the part of the Agnew property which lies south of the Wilmot river, 
     
     when that farm was sold. Darius and Fanny are retired. They had a family 
     
     of four: 
     
    
   
   
    
     Phyllis Jean (June 16, 1932) married Thane Baglole. They live in Wilmot 
     
     and have two children, Herbert Thane and Joanne Marilyn. 
     
    
   
   
    
     John Darius Lowell (April 9, 1934) married Velma Chappell. They live in 
     
     Cornwall, P.E.I. They have four children: Gary Lowell, Dwight 
     
    
   
   
    
     Darius, Susan Edith and Cheryl Leanne. 
     
     Denzil Earl (March 8, 1936) married Gladys Davison and farms at home. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Walter Ivan (Aug. 3, l943-Oct. 28, 1943). 
     
    
   
   
    
     HOGG 
     
    
   
   
    
     Denzil Earl Hogg (March 8, 1936) is the son of Darius and Fanny 
     
     Hogg. In 1961 he married Gladys Arlene Davison (May 8, 1938), daughter 
     
     of Waldon and Vera Jane (Picketts) Davison. Gladys received an RN. frOm 
     
     the RBI. Hospital in 1959. Denzil and Gladys built a new home on the 
     
     Hogg property. In 1963 he and his father purchased the Robert Baker farm 
     
     in North Bedeque. Denzil purchased his father‘s properties when Darius 
     
     retired in 1970. Denzil farms and he and Gladys have {our daughters: 
     
    
   
   
    
     Gwynneth Jane (May 29, 1962). 
     
     Nancy Arlene (Sept. 14, 1964). 
     
     Susanne Gladys (July 23, 1969). 
     
     Jillian Phyllis(April 17, 1971). 
     
    
   
   
    
     Across the road from the Denzil Hogg house is the home of Harold 
     
     Day. This property was part of the four-hundred-and-fiftyaacre lot drawn 
     
     by the Loyalist, William Wright. The first family who is known to have 
     
     settled there is the family of Joseph Barwise.