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You can now search for passengers from ships leaving from British ports from 1890 to 1900, which should expand to 1960 on Wednesday.   There are a bunch of Hoggans to look at.
I don't want to post a url, since it looks like it's against the rules, but if you do a search at yahoo..com for historic passenger lists ships online, you'll find it.

Hi Rosemary, 
I was going through what you had, and I got confused by some of the slight differences,  so I'll tell you what I have.
Maj. Gen George Hoggan (1740-1809) m. Margaret Jardine (d.1825) Their children:
George (1782-1784)
James (1783-1834) m. Mary McMurdo
---- their children: (4 sons, no names),
----George m. Phyllis McMurdo (a cousin)
     ----George
     ----Katharine
     ----Charles James  m. Helen Robertson (a cousin)
          -----Charles Edward 1884?-1962 m. Eleanor Marie Thorburn Davies (a cousin)
----Jane m. Thomas Mackie
----Barbara m. Col. McMurdo
----Amy m. J. Heywood
     ----Annie
     ----Margaret
     ----Melville
     ----Amy
     ----Robert
     ----Henry
----Margaret

That's it for James' children and grandchilren, the details stop there.  Back to Maj. Geprge Hoggan's children:

Sophia (1785) m. Alexander Smith
---Margaret
---Jessie (no spouse listed - m. 1888)
    ---- Charles James
    ---- Sophia Jessie
    ----  Susan Sophie
    ----  Alexander m. Emily Wainwright
          ---- Thomas Alexander Noel
          ----  Archibald
           ---- Matilda Jessie Violetta

Charles 1787

Maj. Gen John Hoggan (1789-1861) m. Ferances Welland Kennaway (1st wife)
--- Susan Margaret m. Col Ewart
      ---Charles Henry m. Rebecca Barber
          ---- John, Robert, Annette
--- Elizabeth Lucy m. Alfred Wallace Street
     --- Alfred, Arthur J. Lucy Elizabeth, Emily (m. John     
Waddon Martin,) Alfred Cowland
---  Rev Charles Adam Hoggan
2nd wife Jane Long
---Maj Gen John William Hoggan m (1st wife) Katharine Long (cousin)
    ---- Samuel m. Margaret Ormiston
---(2nd wife) Eleanor Pigson
    --- John Edward (my great grandfather) m. Katharine Possetti. emigrated to Canada) (too many kids here, so I'll leave them out, unless you want them)
    --- Maj. George Peter  m. Mary Freer
    ---Dr. Robert Hoggan m. Jane Hoggan (cousin)
        ----Ethel Mary Eleanor m. Dr. Lewis Inglis Johnston, Robert William M. Eleanor Hoggan (he was her second husband, the first was also a Hoggan)
     ---- William McGregor m. Caroline Moore   
           ---- Elizabeth Ann m. Alistair Goodall, Ann m. Graham Dunsford
     --- Elenanor Catherine Augusta m. Edward Davies
          ---- Eleanor Marie Thorburn. (m. Robert William Hoggan (cousin)) Edward, Kathleen Ward, Isabella Hope, Constance Evelyn


Now back up again to George's children:

Margaret, b. 1740,
Charlotte, b. 1792 m. Rev. William Gillespie
Edward b. 1794 d, 1867
Mary b. 1796 d. 1875
Lt. Col. William Hoggan 1798-1860
--- William 1831-1895 m. Harriet Johnson   
     ----Alfred J. m. Blanche Faville
          ----Denis J. m. Alma Buckley Smith
               ----Claire m. Terry Bannister
                     ----James, Timothy

Helen (1800-1857 m. Hamilton Vetch
---Robert
---George m. Sarah Lightbody
    ---Sarah
----Francis
Henry

I'm the great granddaughter of the Yukon Hoggan, John Hoggan.  He was born in India to Maj. Gen Hoggan (don't know the date) and his second wife.  I think her name may have been Katherine or Catherine.  She was only 18 or 19 years old when he was born.  He emigrated to Canada in 1898 or 1899 during the Yukon gold rush and spent many years as a riverboat captain.  I'm not really into geneology, so I probably don't have much useful information as to dates and such, but here goes:  (I'm just sticking to his children as I don't know if my cousins want the info on here about them.)

John and his wife, Kate had eight children.  My great aunt Lillian was 24 years older than my grandmother, so they were quite spread out.

Six were born in the Yukon.

-Lillian (born in England around 1890)
-Helena (born in England around 1890)
-Florence
-Dorothy
-John (called Johnny)
-Robert
-George
-Marjorie (my Grandmother, born in 1914 or 1915)

We had two or three female cousins in England and a male cousin, Tom Hoggan, in Vancouver, who's letters I have from WW1.    They're the only relatives I know of.  I thought the line had died out, actually, as two cousins married and decided not to have children, and the others were women who didn't marry.  Elaine and Molly are the names I know of.