Mary Hogarth Dickens' first child was named Mary in her memory. Hogarth was the daughter of George Hogarth (1783–1870), a music critic, cellist and composer, and Georgina Hogarth Thompson (1793–1863). She was born in Edinburgh, where her father was a legal advisor to Walter Scott, whom the young Charles Dickens greatly admired. She was the fourth of ten children, and the third daughter. Hogarth was named after her paternal grandmother. The name Mary Scott had previously been given to George and Georgina's third child, born 1817 or 1818, who was an infant when she died. Mary and her sister Catherine first met
Myles Hogarth at the end of the 1997/98 season Hogarth was released and signed with Falkirk. Hogartmade his debut for Falkirk on 10 April 1999 against his former club Airdrieonians. Hogarth made over 100 appearances for Falkirk before he moved to Alloa Athletic in 2003. Hogarth made his debut against Inverness Caledonian Thistle on 3 August 2002. Hogarth only featured in eight games for Alloa Athletic before he was released by the club to enable him to join local rivals Stirling Albion who were in the grip of a goalkeeper crisis with their experienced goalkeeper Chris Reid being injured this only left