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Last updated 05/22/2000.
The chart below shows the male descendents of the first John Hugg, and my lineage, starting with my paternal Grandfather, David S. Hugg II.

Color Key:

Candidates for the "Missing Links:" I have started to collect data on 18th and 19th century Hugg’s. However, most sources (census, jury list, etc.) offer only proof that a person was alive at a point in time. For instance there are references to a Samuel Hugg in 1754 and in 1789 – are these (1) both the Samuel Hugg shown below (who would be over 70 in 1789), (2) the Samuel shown below and his namesake, or (3) two following generations of Samuels? As time permits I’ll post the "suspects" for each of the missing links.
1625 John Hugg (Sr.)

b. 1640

d. 1706/07

John Sr. had

Two Sons:

1650 Elias Hugg

b. 1665

d. ?

John Hugg (Jr.)

b. ~1663

d. 1730/31

John Jr. had

Five Sons:

1675 Joseph (Sr.) Hugg

b. 1692

d. 1730

Gabriel Hugg

b. 1703

John Hugg

b. ABT 1707

d. ?

Elias Hugg

b. ABT 1709

d. 1748

Jacob Hugg

b. ABT 1711

d. ?

1700
Joseph (Sr.) had Three Sons ---------------------------------<
1725 Samuel Hugg

b. ? (~1715)

d. ? (~1755)

Joseph Hugg (Jr.)

b. ? (~1715)

d. ? (~1755)

William Hugg Sr.

b. by 1718 
d. 1775

>William had one son:
1750 William Hugg Jr.

b. ? by 1760 
d. ? ~1790/1800

1775 ?? Hugg 1

b. ? (~1780)
d. ? (~1840)

1800 ?? Hugg 2

b. ? (~1805)
d. ? (~1850)

1825 William H. Hugg

b. ? (~1830)

d. ?

1850 David S. Hugg I

b. 1854

d. 1934

<--------This "Hugg 2" would be the--------< 
father of Willam H. Hugg
1875 Hewitt Hugg

b. 1891

d. 1918

1900 David S. Hugg II

b. 1914

d. 1993

1925
1950 and beyond

 
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Sources:
Old Inns and Taverns in West Jersey, Charles S. Boyer, Camden County Historical Society, Camden, New Jersey, 1962. Pages 108-111, 152-G. Source can be seen at the University of Delaware Library, Newark, Delaware as of May, 2000.