The Funeral of Mr. James Hogben.

1837-1902

W regret to record the death in his 65th year of Mr. James Hogben on Tuesday morning at his residence, 3, Marine Parade, Hythe. The deceased was a native of Lyminge· but he migrated to Hythe nearly 40 years ago when he commenced a blacksmith's business in Rampart Road which trade he carried on until 11 years ago when he retired through ill-health. He has been a sufferer for years. The cause of death was asthma and heart disease. The funeral took place on Friday afternoon at the Hythe cemetery, previous to which a service was held at the house by the resident Wesleyan Minister, the Rev. A.W. Coulson. The remains were followed to the grave by Mrs. Hogben (widow), Miss E. Hogben, Miss S. Hogben, Miss M. Hogben, Mrs. Cave, Mrs. Gibbs, Mr. R. Hogben, Mr. James. Hogben (sons and daughters), Mr. Gibbs (son-in-law), Mr. Judges, Miss Madden, Mr. W. Lorden, Mr. Hogben, Mr. H and Mr. W. Hogben (Lyminge), Mrs. Kingsmill (Elham), Mr. John Kingsmill (Folkestone). Mr. & Mrs. W. J. Dale, Mr. and Mrs. Kelway (Folkestone), Mr. J. and H. Stanger.

Wreaths were sent by the members of the family and by the nieces and nephews

Family 1: Sarah HORTON (Entire Family Photo)	The Old Forge where James worked and all his children were born.
James (Jim) Hogben 1872 Minnie HOGBEN Alice HOGBEN Kate HOGBEN Richard HOGBEN Emily HOGBEN Nellie HOGBEN Sallie HOGBEN

The Funeral of Mr. James Hogben.

1837-1902

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