Freed-Hardeman Connections
Researching the Restoration Movement in Mississippi and West Tennessee
Norman Hogan
1929-1993
Brother Hogan was born in Hornbeak, Tenn., Aug. 28, 1929. He was baptized by Joe Wilson.
Norman Hogan, an assistant professor of Social Science at Abliene Christian College for the past six years, will become a teacher of Social Studies and Bible at Freed-Hardeman College beginning in September of 1968 according to an announcement by Dean E. Claude Gardner. He graduated from high school in West Memphis, Arkansas in 1947, received the A.A. degree from Freed-Hardeman College, the B. S. from Bethel College, and the M. A. at Memphis State University. He attended the Harding Graduate School of Religion in Memphis 1957-59. He graduated cum laude from Bethel College. Mr. Hogan has been preaching the gospel for 19 years. He was born at Hornbeak, Tennessee. He married the former Jean Marilyn Green of Friendship, Tennessee. They have one child.
Freed-Hardeman Alumnograms, May 1968.
Directions to grave
From Jackson, Tenn. I-40 take highway 412 west and go about 30 miles. Turn south on Bonicord Road (look for Miller's Chapel church of Christ sign on south side of the highway). Go 1.4 miles (you will pass Miller's Chapel building) and turn right. Go .3 miles and watch for entrance on the right. A grove of trees almost covers the entrance. Norman Hogan's grave is in the center, about the fourth row and to the right of flag pole. GPS is N35 56 321 W89 18 977.
Millers Chapel Cemetery located west of 412 between Jackson and Dyersburg, near Bonicord.