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The Bristol Grammar School website provides his service and death details and this biographical information: 'Only son of Squire John Hogan, commercial agent for Sunlight Soap, and Kate Hogan, of “Southsea”, Broadway Road, Bishopston.
Hogan was born on 27/08/1898, and attended the School from 1908-1911. He served as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Army, with the Hampshire Regiment 1st Bn.. Hogan sadly lost his life on 28/03/1918, as a result of the War.
Hogan is remembered on Arras Memorial, France, Bay 6.
In July 1918 the school Chronicle said "R.F. Hitchcock and J.G. Hogan are reported missing." However, by April 1919 "Another victim of the German advance last spring was J.G. Hogan, who was recorded as missing last year. He was only a short time at the School, but will be much missed by many who knew him. He entered Sandhurst after leaving Bristol, and gained a commission in the Hampshire Regiment."'