Chester "Bromley" Hoke

Chester "Bromley" Hoke (1847–1913) was an American who served two years in the 54th Massachusetts Infantry, Company G during the American Civil War, and was a longtime member of the Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.), an organization of American Civil War veterans.

Life and career Chester Hoke was born in 1847, in Canajoharie, New York, to parents Nancy Miller and Moses Hoke. His maternal grandmother was enslaved by Adam Garlock in Canajoharie, and his maternal grandfather was Henry Miller, enslaved by John Miller in Minden. He was one of the subjects of the film Glory (1989).