Attorney Hoganne A. Harrison-Walton is a native of Milledgeville, Georgia. Her roots to Baldwin County can be traced back to 5 generations. She is an alumna of Spelman College. She has an MBA and received her Juris Doctor degree from Thomas M. Cooley Law School. She is a member of the 2018 Leadership Georgia Class and the 2013 Leadership Baldwin Class. She was featured in the Milledgeville Scene Magazine where she was recognized as one of Baldwin County’s 40 under 40 Rising Stars.
Attorney Harrison-Walton is married to Rev. Erik J. Walton of Brown’s Grove CME Church, Milledgeville, GA and Political Science Professor at GMC, Milledgeville Campus. They have a son and serve as foster parents through DFCS.
Attorney Harrison-Walton began practicing law in 2009, where she has represented clients in various areas of law including: family law, criminal law, juvenile law, and personal injury. She has been admitted to practice in all Georgia State courts, the Georgia Supreme Court, the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, and the United States District Court of the Middle District of Georgia.
In her spare time, she loves to hit the gym, play the piano, take West African Dance classes, travel around the world, and spend time with her hubby and son, their three cats (La-La, Te-Te, and Matrix), and their dog, Karma, a Cane Corso/Pit Mix.
Attorney Harrison-Walton holds very near and dear to heart the two scholarships she created. The Women of Grace Scholarship (WGS) is named in honor of Dr. Janet Hogan Harrison (her mother), Naomi “Hollis” Brannon (her deceased great aunt), Georgia “Louise” Kimble (her great aunt), and Dr. Lucretia Coleman (her godmother). These dynamic women serve the Baldwin County Community and exhibit true leadership, pose, and beauty. These women have been the beacon of sunshine that guides Attorney Harrison-Walton. WGS awards a scholarship to a young lady, who is a graduating senior at Baldwin High School, which exhibits leadership skills.
The Distinguished Man Scholarship (DMS) is named in honor of Dr. Theron G. Harrison (her deceased older brother). Dr. Theron Harrison served the Baldwin County Community by providing high quality medical care. The DMS scholarship is awarded to one young man, who is a graduating senior at Baldwin High School, which exhibits leadership skills and a true desire to uplift his community.
Her community involvement includes hosting the annual “Christmas is going to Sleigh.” Every year, Santa (Erik) and Mrs. Claus (Hoganne) pick an underserved community in Baldwin County and deliver Christmas gifts and food. Throughout the year Attorney Harrison-Walton hosts different community events throughout Baldwin County, such as Heros get hungry too (lunch for first responders), an Easter Egg Hunt, Back-to-School School Drive, Trick or Trunk, and hygiene drive for the Macon women’s shelter.
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