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The Sheep Fold - Bryan Hoggarth's website - A goldmine of genealogical data and resources, including many GRO index references. An absolute 'must visit'. Specialises in North Yorkshire (NRY). |
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FreeBMD - Quite the most useful English genealogical web resource available. Its huge database of BMD cert index references makes identifying and applying for certs a breeze. Note this ongoing project is not yet complete. |
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Ok, you think you've found the ancestor you're looking for. So what's next? Well, obtaining a Birth, Marriage, or Death certificate from the General Register Office would help to prove it. Here are the GRO info pages. |
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Roland Grigg's Cumbrian Genealogy pages - very informative, with many useful resources. |
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Colin Hinson's splendid Yorkshire webpages for GENUKI. There are more than 12,000 of them and they contain just about everything you could ever wish to know about YKS genealogy. |
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Les Strong's *huge* Westmorland pages - well worth a day out if your ancestors come from this area. |
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The vast resources of the FamilySearch Internet Genealogy Service, run by the LDS (Mormon church). Without doubt, this is the largest accumulation of records in existence. |
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Again from the LDS, here is online access to the 1881 Census, for those who have no wish to buy a big box of CDs! |
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Ellis Island records of US immigrants arriving in the Port of New York. |
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Cyndi's List - Many thousands of links to genealogy websites and resources. Huge, but easy to navigate and very, very useful. |
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The Archived CD Books Project. This aim of this extremely worthwhile project is to preserve old books of genealogical and historical interest and then disseminate them in CD format at a reasonable price. With whatever funds that are left over, more books are bought. |
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Burke's Landed Gentry is now accessible online. Currently only the first volume, Scotland, has been published, but eventually all seven volumes of this huge work will be available. I'm pleased to note that a Hogarth is represented and there is also a link to our site. |
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The family history page of Shelley Gosse, Newfoundland. There are some references to a family of early Hogarth settlers in Canada. |
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Ron Hoggarth's website. Contains some very interesting family history. |
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GenQuest - Tammy Usrey's family genealogy website. It's still growing and has some valuable Hogarth content. |
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Judi's Journeys - homepage of Judi Collings of Thousand Oaks, CA. Click on the 'Ancestors' link at the foot of the first page to see some very interesting Hogarth photos and history! |
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The Hoggerd family - But don't be put off by the spelling! Roland Griggs' excellent 'Cumbrian Geneaology' pages here, provide a very useful transcript of Hog* entries in the the Kirkbythore Parish registers. |
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Neville Hogarth's webpages - Nev and his family live in Queensland, Australia. With a bit of help from daughter Janine, Nev has put together this website to document their family's roots, beginning in Northumberland and Durham. |
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Hogarth's House, Chiswick - historic London home of the artist and engraver, William Hogarth. Open to visitors. |
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Hogarth's House again, but from the perspective of Jan Collie's 'Hidden London' website. |
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William Hogarth's grave in Saint Nicholas' churchyard, Chiswick, London W4. This page is also from the 'Hidden London' site. |
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The website of The Dickens House Museum. The room in which Kate's younger sister, Mary Hogarth, died, has been restored and is open to visitors. |
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The official 'H' website. Everything you ever wanted to know about Steve Hogarth, vocalist with rock band Marillion and successful solo artist. |
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Ross Hogarth - Music producer and Studio wizard. His dazzling portfolio reads like a 'who's who' of quality AOR music. |
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Thaddeus Hogarth - Award-winning recording artist in the soul - funk groove. His band's electrifying live shows consistently earn rave reviews. Boston, USA. |
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The homepage of musician and teacher Jane Hogarth Minnis. |
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Ted Hogarth of Chicago - Saxophonist extraordinaire! |
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Ginni Hogarth, singer-songwriter, pianist and guitarist, was born in South Africa, where she gained nationwide recognition before moving to the UK in 1992. Ginni's new CD 'Between These Walls' was released in June 2001. |
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Robin Hogarth is the composer and producer of many 'Ethnic' and 'World Music' projects and also has quite a few film and TV scores to his credit. |
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The Mulchmen (featuring Brian Hogarth on bass) are an instrumental trio from Dayton, Ohio, who play surf music. You'll find a link on their page to some MP3s that you can wear out your knee joints twisting to. Quite bizarre! |
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Museum-quality William Hogarth prints reproduced in their original size and detail. They are brought to you by none other than William Hogarth himself, who must be very old by now. I can personally vouch for the quality of these particular reproductions, since I happen to own a couple of them myself! |
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The Site for Research on William Hogarth (1697-1764). Easily the most comprehensive assemblage of web-based data to be found anywhere. Created by Dr. Bernd Krysmanski, author and acknowledged expert on William Hogarth. |
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Burne Hogarth (1911-1996) - Perhaps best known for giving the 'Tarzan' comic strip a new lease of life, he will also be remembered for a series of superb textbooks on the subject of anatomical drawing. |
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Paul Hogarth (1917-2001) - This well-travelled and gifted painter, elected to the Royal Academy in 1974, wrote and illustrated many books, as well as designing several sets of UK postage stamps. His autobiography "Drawing On Life" reveals that he was descended from the Firbank branch of Hoggarths in Westmorland. |
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I had some difficulty in deciding how to categorise australian Andrew Hogarth's multi-faceted web site which exists to document his work with the North American Great Plains Indians. He's a photographer, author and musicologist - so you decide! |
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The website of M.C.A. Hogarth - alien anthropologist, story-teller, SF/F writer and artist. Space Cadets will love it. |
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Prof. Peter Hogarth - Deputy Head of School, Design, Engineering and Computing at Bournemouth University and a big fan of Marilyn Monroe! |
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Terence Hogarth - Principal Research Fellow at the Institute for Employment Research, the University of Warwick, Coventry, UK. |
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Michael Hogarth, M.D. - Assistant Professor, Pathology and Internal Medicine Medical Director, Applied Medical Informatics Group, Telehealth, University of California Davis Medical Center. |
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For those of us whose roots are in the North Yorks Moors, the Esk Valley web site is an excellent source of information about the villages and communities in that area. |
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The Canadian Mining Industry's Hall of Fame carries this potted biography of Donald MacDonald Hogarth, 1878-1950. His impressive achievements in Mines management were matched by a distinguished military career in WWI. |
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Baronage Press - the foremost authority on Heraldry on the Web and a valued contributor to these pages. Do subscribe to their free newsletter 'The Feudal Herald'. |
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David George Hogarth - noted Archaeologist and mentor of Lawrence of Arabia. |
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Garden Landscapes by Charles Hogarth - can you dig it? |
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Wanna buy a fake title of nobility? I would hope not. However, if you are tempted, the website of Richard 7th Earl of Bradford explains why it's perhaps not such a good idea. It also carries an excellent interview with the editor of Baronage Press. |
Be assured that Hogarth Family HQ has no financial interest in these websites, nor do we make any kind of monetary gain or commission from goods or services they may advertise. We're a strictly not-for-profit operation and will remain so. |
