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Quintin Hogg
Merchant and philanthropist (1845–1903).
Wikipedia | Quintin Hogg (Merchant)
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Quintin Hogg
External Pages About Quintin Hogg
Encyclopædia Britannica Online
UK National Archives
ISNI
Given Name
Quintin
Family Name
Hogg
Date of Birth
2/14/1845
Date of Death
1/17/1903
Instance Of
Human
Sex or Gender
Male
Occupation
Cricketer
Association Football Player
Merchant
Educated At
Eton College
Spouse
Child
Image
Member of Sports Team
Sport
Place of Birth
Father
Sibling
Described by Source
Place of Death
Country of Citizenship
Member of Political Party
Position Played on Team / Speciality
Mother
Position Held
Place of Burial
Name in Native Language
Alice Hogg
(5/16/1871 - )
Start Time
:
5/16/1871
Douglas Hogg, 1st Viscount Hailsham
Malcolm Hogg
Elsie Florence Hogg
Ian Graham Hogg
Ethel Mary Wood
Wanderers F.C.
Association Football
Cricket
London
Sir James Hogg, 1st Baronet
James McGarel-Hogg, 1st Baron Magheramorne
Isabella Hogg
Dictionary of National Biography, Second Supplement
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Hogg, Quintin (DNB12)
London
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Progressive Party
Goalkeeper
Mary Claudine Swinton
Member of London County Council
East Finchley Cemetery
Quintin Hogg
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