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Gavin Hogg

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  1. Benton Utley buys the Hogg house and opens a dry goods store Gavin Hogg sold the family house to Benton Utley, who shared it with James Hogg and built a dry goods store beside it. The store failed, and Utley sold house and stock to Zachariah Trice in 1837. Place: Utley's dry goods store, Hogg house, Franklin Street, Chapel Hill · Also named: Benton Utley, James HoggSearch the index · Bernard Lee Bryant Jr., Occupants and Structures of Franklin Street, Chapel Hill (1998; Chapel Hill Historical Society, 1999), scan p. 63

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Reminiscences and anecdotes of the North Carolina bar

Cowper, Pulaski · 1895 · Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies

Pulaski Cowper's recollections of the North Carolina bar, including biographical sketches of the lawyers Gavin Hogg and Augustus Moore. The piece was detached from the April 1895 North Carolina University Magazine and printed at Chapel Hill by the Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies. Anecdotal in form, it covers North Carolina lawyers and judges in biography.

Included because: Catalog heading in the UNC record: Hogg, Gavin, 1788-1835.

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