Taken from an old Scrapbook, ca 1890, "Kentucky Genealogy From The Long
Ago, " Kentucky Explorer, Volume 10, Number 6, November, 1995, p. 99. By
permission. Boyle County. 

Hogue, Ewing
  The Crawfords came at an early day from Baltimore and Thomas Crawford,
Boyle County, a soldier of 1812, married his first cousin-Ewing.  Possibly
the Ewings came with the Crawfords.  A grandson of this couple, O.
Brumfield, lives in Louisville.  A son by his second wife, Thomas Crawford
of Perryville, Ky. might know something of the Ewing emigrants.  James
Gilkeson, from Va., married a sister of the elder Thomas Crawford and
their daughter, Lizzie, married Rev. A. A. Hogue, of Lebanon, Ky.  Solomon
Hogue came from the old Opequon Church, Va. to Ky.  He smoked a silver
pipe.  He and his brother-in-law, Capt. McMurtry, were Revolutionary
Soldiers, present at the surrender of Cornwallis.  His son, Samuel Hogue
was a soldier of 1812.  Rev. A. A. Hogue was Samuel's son.  Another branch
of the Hogues came from Va. to Tenn. and to Ky., and back to S.C. Mrs.
Judge Noble, of Crescent Hill, daughter of Samuel Hogue, or Ex. Governor
Hogue Tyler of Va., might give further information.

Crawford Ewing Brumfield Gilkeson Hogue McMurtry Cornwallis Tyler
=
Louisville-Jefferson-KY Lebanon-Marion-KY VA

http://www.rootsweb.com/~kygenweb/kybiog/boyle/crawford.t.txt