Logan - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Thomas E. Logan/Susan Ogden

paharbison5 — 2013-05-11 01:36:49Z

How far back can you trace the Logan line?

My great-grandfather was also Ulysses Simpson Grant Logan. My grandfather was John Edward Logan.

In my search, the line dead ends with a "John Logan" in 1728 who was born in Scotland.

Re: harvey logan aka kid curry

OglesbeeC — 2013-04-30 00:50:28Z

Harvey Logan born in Iowa 1867

Re: African American Logan Family

JaNeutzling — 2013-04-22 04:50:30Z

I have a John Wesley Logan , john is married to a Lanthers Creens. Can't find anymore info on them its like they dropped off the face of the earth. My Logans have native american blood.....it is believed....

Re: descendents of SC Chief Logan and John Wesley Logan

JaNeutzling — 2013-04-18 17:52:27Z

I have a John Wesley Logan in Meigs Co. Ohio census, father is James Logan. John married to lanthers Creens....

Any connection?

Re: descendents of SC Chief Logan and John Wesley Logan

JaNeutzling — 2013-04-18 17:35:08Z

I have a JOhn Wesley Logan in Meigs County Oh in the census. Father is James Logan.

My grandmother and her brother were put in the Gallipolis childrens home, looking for their parents. So many different stories. Rumor is their parent was John Logan. William's marriage cert says he was born in Meigs Co ohio. Did find a David James Logan and Cinna Logan who went to Indiana, but their family looks to well to do...to put children in a children's home. My line of logans look native american.....need help with this line of Logans.

Re: Logans in Gallipolis Ohio

JaNeutzling — 2013-04-18 17:27:13Z

Regarding William Logan and Emma Mae Logan children placed in children's home in Gallipolis OH. Williams marriage cert states he was born in Meigs County....

Following that up, I have a John Wesley Logan son of James Logan in Meigs County census. Could this John Wesley Logan possibly be related to the Chief Logan out of North Carolina? Help please.....

Henry Logan - Revolutionary War Patriot

SheriMartin513 — 2013-04-15 21:42:33Z

Hey there, Henry Logan descendants -
I am trying to get my info together for the DAR. Henry Logan b. 20 Apr 1740 parents were Andrew Logan and Alida Pruyn. Anyone else working on this line for the DAR or SAR?
I will have the documentation for military service in a few weeks. Anyone descended through the Harwick line? Maybe we could pool our info and help each other.

Re: Chief Logan (James, Cayuga) ancestor 1840b.Mary Logan?

MrsEdwardBlack — 2013-04-13 07:44:24Z

my 4th g-grandmother was Mary Logan. please let's share information.

i know her father was listed in our family tree book as Tagajute ??

still trying to figure out where these fall into the family tree.

Mary Logan

MrsEdwardBlack — 2013-04-13 07:29:36Z

hello there, I am looking for the family link that has so far been elusive. My 3rd great grandmother

Amanda Melvina WILLIAMS

Birth 31 Oct 1841 in Brooke County, West Virginia, USA
Death 8 Jan 1929 in Majorsville, Marshall, West Virginia, USA

claimed her mother was one "Mary Logan". She was a decendant of Chief Logan. The name Williams comes from an adoptive parent.

Amanda apparently was either orphaned and/or adopted by a white family the Williams family.

my grandfather was always allowed to hunt on the native lands etc in his area all his life due to this tie.

but I'm having a hard time finding the actual documentation.

you can view her on my tree (i have a photo there) my tree is public.

anyway if anyone has any ideas or where to look for leads I would really love to know.

thank you!

Re: Logans in Gallipolis Ohio

JaNeutzling — 2013-04-06 05:33:09Z

:Yes, we are connected. I am not sure this is the line or not. I also found Williams marriage license says he was born in Meigs County. On census, James Logan and Cinna Logan and William, and another man in the household. That line goes to Indiana to a Thomas Logan I believe.

The line in Gallipolis is black, but my cousin said the native americans back then passed as black not native americans. So I have two lines that could possible be the line of William Edward and Emmma Mae Logan who were in the Gallipolis Childrens home in the 1800's. Hope you are still on here and researching I know it has been a while. I was working when I started this, but am retired now.

William McClintick Logan - Crawford, Pennsylvania

tara1628 — 2013-04-05 23:07:00Z

I'm a descendant of William McClintick Logan and his wife Sarah Perkins.

William was born c. 1800 in Ireland, I believe, and lived in Crawford County, PA (probably Meadville and later Evansburgh).

I'd love any information someone might have.

Thank you in advance!

Re: Kinnamon

aenisl25 — 2013-04-04 04:06:05Z

I just came across your post and even though I realize the date is old, I thought I would chance an email. James Thomas Kinamon is my great grandfather. How are you related
to Maude as being her granddaughter? Earl is my grandfather.

I have been trying to tract Maude as she was married so many times. Perhaps you can help. Do you have a picture of
her?

I have listed Mary Ellen, Charles Irvin, Benjamin Franklin,
George W., Harvey Levi, John Douglas, Philip Mathew, James Thomas as children of Charles Irving Kinnamon.

Re: Alexander LOGAN

goodquestionshrugs — 2013-04-01 07:07:21Z

Hi, I'm wondering if anyone has information about Logans in Queensland, Australia.

My great-grandmother was Alice Margaret Maria Logan (1900-1958), married Arthur Edward Whittle (1892-1969).
Great-great-grandfather was Peter Alexander Logan (1874-1942), married Sarah Jane Tryhorn (1875-1918).

Re: Logan Family Records - Genealogy Magazine Found

magpie_dave — 2013-03-30 22:03:03Z

Hello Susan,

Could I please have a copy of the information please.

Thanks very much

Dave

david@bencaunt.freeserve.co.uk

Re: Logan Family Records - Genealogy Magazine Found

jemmacat — 2013-03-30 21:32:55Z

Hi Susan,

I would appreciate a scanned copy of the information.
My Logans originated in Scotland; then to New Brunswick; then many to ME, MA and RI.

Thank you.
Audrey Logan Harris
audrey_harris@hotmail.com

Re: Pinkney S. Logan - b. Alabama 1840

pinkylogan — 2013-03-28 20:08:10Z

James logan wasgainesfather

Re: Josephine Logan

clynn1195 — 2013-03-27 18:07:10Z

Hello,

I also have two of your exact names in my family tree. John Wesley Logan (Chief Logan) and Mary Angeline Miller Logan. I am the grand-daughter of Mable Ann Jeanette Taylor Lawrence, born in 1912, who was a decendant of John Wesley Logan and Mary Angeline Miller Logan. My grandmother's family reside in different parts of the US. It is to my understanding that Chief Logan was of the Shawnee Indians and some of his tribe migrated to South Carolina. My grandmother's parents were John and Ellen Taylor and she had 2 sisters Katharine and Florence. If any of these names sound familiar or ring a bell please fee free to send me an email at clynn2111@yahoo.com or shockie2004@yahoo.com. I look forward to hearing from you.

Re: Logan Family Records - Genealogy Magazine Found

Djlogan88 — 2013-03-25 06:23:43Z

Hi Susan,

How exciting to see this post. I've been able to trace my family back to Northern Ireland so far to a John Logan Sr. and would like to go farther. I would be eternally grateful for a scanned copy.

God bless you,

Many Thanks,
Darryl Logan
djlogan88@gmail.com

Re: Logan Ancesters 1840's--Ireland

MacMaolainDNA — 2013-03-20 18:35:41Z

Pat, contact me at mcmull1xx@yahoo.com regarding Logan of Meath. Slainte Laighin

David C. Logan Circa 1812, Philadelphia

GeorgeTLoganJrUSA — 2013-03-17 06:30:11Z

Looking for information on David C. Logan born about 1812 in PA, married Mary (?) also born in PA and they had children Elizabeth, Ephraim, George, Mary E, and Lewis(Louis) while living in Northern Liberties area of Philadelphia. This is according to the Census of 1850. The Census of 1960 shows that David C. Logan moved to Ohio with the younger three children plus a new wife or else she used Catharine instead, dropped 10 years of age and changed her birth state to NJ. Help on David C. Logan and Mary (?) would be appreciated so that I can extend my line to see where we originated. I would also appreciate any information those who went to Ohio, and where their lines went. David is my 3rd Great Grandfather.

Re: Logan's in Pa

ldallen31 — 2013-03-14 01:58:26Z

My husband's grandmother was Sarah Logan Geyer, sister to David G. Logan. Here is the data I have been able to obtain thus far.
John Logan (b Ireland, Mar 1848 or 1850 d Wilkinsburg PA) married Anna E Talbert? (b 1851? in PA d 1885?). Their children were: David G. (b 1874 in PA); James (b Sep 1876 in PA); Sarah J (b Jan 1879); Robert (b May 1882); Catharine E (b Jun 1885). Anna must have died shortly after Catharine's birth.

John then married Martha Elizabeth Ray (b Sep 1861). Their children were: Anna (b May 1889); William J (b Sep 1891); Lester H (b Apr 1893); Howard R (b Feb 1898).

I have other information as to dates of death, etc. I don't know if any of this information is of help to you after all these years, but I have just discovered the Message Board and had been going through 1,600+ when I chanced upon yours. Would be happy to share what I have.

Wiley Logan died 1899 Colorado

annageis76 — 2013-03-10 05:24:16Z

I am not related to this family...

Longmont Ledger (Longmont, Boulder County)
March 24, 1899
HYGEIENE
Wiley Logan died of heart disease last Friday, March 17th, at the home of his son-in-law, G. W. Roberts, aged 76 years, 7 months and 10 days. He had been confined to his bed only a short time, and always been a very strong and vigorous old gentleman up to a short time ago. He leaves one son, Frank Logan, of Lyons, and two daughters, Mrs. G. W. Roberts of Hygiene, and one who resides in Idaho. Mr. Logan came to Colorado in the year 1883. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Levy Whistler and the remains were interred in the Hygiene cemetery.

Find-a-grave 96465427

Re: Logan Family Records - Genealogy Magazine Found

lmmacdonald1 — 2013-03-02 20:24:34Z

My great grandmother, Henrietta Logan, emigrated to Canada in 1873 with her husband, John McCluskie and their 4 sons, Alexander, John, William and James. They had 6 more children in Canada, all daughters, including my grandmother, Elizabeth.

Henrietta Logan was born in Ayrshire 13 Aug 1846, the daughter of William Logan (1819-1894) and Mary Craig (1817-1879). There were 13 other children in the family.

Her father, William, was the son of William Logan and Mary Young, probably born around 1785.

Any chance we have some Logans in common?

Linda

Re: Logan Family Records - Genealogy Magazine Found

dawn_enever — 2013-03-01 22:07:30Z

Hi Susan, just wondering if there is a mention of Scotland and names pre America times? I have the names John and Benjamin in my line late 1700 and forward from the Kirkcudbrightshire / Ayreshire area's of Scotland.

Cheers
Dawnie

Re: Logan Family Records - Genealogy Magazine Found

Deb_n_Mike — 2013-03-01 00:22:09Z

Thank you very much for taking the time to do that!

I'm obviuosly a novice at it or I'd have been abel to give you a better request with a more narrowed date range.

One of thme looks like it might be a breadcrumb for me so now I'll dig out my paper trail and see what happens.

Thank you for posting it!

Re: Logan Family Records - Genealogy Magazine Found

nottinghamp — 2013-02-28 20:19:30Z

I sent all who asked a copy of the PDF and a copy of the MS Word doc

Re: Logan Family Records - Genealogy Magazine Found

nottinghamp — 2013-02-28 20:14:10Z

Yes there are...

MASSACHUSETTS MARRIAGES
Login, Hannah and Thomas Croswell, 13 April, 1732, Charlestown, Mass.
Logan, James and Annie D. Johnson, 10 December, 1879, Worcester, Mass.
Logan, John and Mary Stevens, 25 February, 1717, Boston, Mass.
Logan, John and Mary Carr, 7 January, 1723, Marshfield, Mass.
Logan, Lydia and Thomas Thaxter, 26 November, 1696. Boston, Mass.
Logan, Mary and Simon Howard, 1 July, 1731, Boston, Mass.
Logan, Mercy and William Thomas, 17 April, 1750, Boston, Mass.
Logan, Robert and Mercy Bridgham, 10 November, 1743, Boston, Mass.
Logan, Samuel C. and Lucy W. Loring, 17 August, 1852, Hanover, Mass.
Logan, Theresa and David Barry, 30 April, 1847, Great Barrington, Mass. —

Re: Logans in Gallipolis Ohio

JaNeutzling — 2013-02-28 00:59:07Z

I am researching Joseph Logan and Susan Ford Logan in
gallipolis Ohio.
Son william Edward Logan born 1876 this info from
Gallia co. historical society.

Susan was a widow, and went to
Columubs Ohio. buried in greenlawn cemetery.
Rocords say she is a negro. and a widow.
I cannot find anything on Joseph, so don't know if he is a negro or Indian? Her parents are Spencer and ada ford.
Spencer buried in New Hope Cemetery in Gallipolis, she also buried in Gallipolis. I think he is negro I don't know about her. I was told in those days indians passed as negro so I don't know......

Williams marriage cert. said he was born in meigs county ohio. He is on census as one month old with James Logan and Cinna Logan. Also in the census is William Boland who is seventy years old. These two were married in Indiana. In Indiana he is listed with Cinna as David J. Logan. There is also a James Logan who is 49 on one of the census's James was listed as 23 and Cinna was listed as 21.

I have not checked WV or Virginia census for Williams birth.
That is all I have.

Re: Logan Family Records - Genealogy Magazine Found

keydet — 2013-02-27 16:15:09Z

Please send me a scanned copy, at vamil77@aol.com. Thank you very much.

Mike Freeman

Re: Logan Family Records - Genealogy Magazine Found

curraveha — 2013-02-27 16:02:57Z

Hi Susan

I would appreciate a scanned copy if available
please send to orangetown@hotmail.com
Thanks

Re: Logan Family Records - Genealogy Magazine Found

waterfay — 2013-02-27 09:30:03Z

Hello,
I would very much appreciate the original or a scanned copy so that I may attach it the Logan's in my family tree. How kind of you Susan to help those of us trying to find lost documents and the like. May you be blessed in all you do.

Sincerely,
Tami
(my email is waterfay@gmail.com)

Re: Logan Family Records - Genealogy Magazine Found

Deb_n_Mike — 2013-02-26 11:37:02Z

Are there any indications of any references to Logans living in the Massachusetts area?

Thanks very much for sharing!

Re: Daniel Logan, b April 15, 1825, County Antrim

wilma_fineberg — 2013-02-24 04:14:29Z

I have some ancestry work that was done in 1966 by Dan Logan of Newtownabby, N Ireland. Daniel Logan 1793-1880 remarried to Mary Todd. Dan's mother was Mary Todd. His first marriage was with Betty Sharp, 1800-1871. Dan Logan included some history and some legal transfer of property etc.

I also have Photos of Daniel Logan (1825-1910) and Phebe VanPelt (1831-1909.

If you want a copy of the research or photos; drop me an email at wilma.fineberg@gmail.com

Re: Logan Family Records - Genealogy Magazine Found

lmmacdonald1 — 2013-02-23 19:11:13Z

Hello Susan,
My great grandmother, Henrietta Logan, emigrated from Ayrshire to Canada in the 1800's.

Although I am not aware of any earlier emigrations to the US in my family, I would be very interested to see the material. A scanned copy of what you have would be very much appreciated. My email address is lm.macdonald@sympatico.ca.

Thank you,
Linda

James Logan

teshiej — 2013-02-22 18:01:33Z

I am searching for info about James Logan (African American) from Rutherfordton, NC. I know he moved to Spartanburg, SC, and he was a blacksmith.

Re: Logans in Gallipolis Ohio

JaNeutzling — 2013-02-22 17:49:54Z

I am researching the line of William Logan but unsure if this is my line or not since so many Logans in Gallia and the surrounding counties.

I have a william Edward Logan born in
Gallipolis ohio in 1876. Parents were Joseph Logan and Susan Ford. Susan's parents were Spencer and Ada Ford.

Susan was a widow and lived in Columbus Ohio on Champion Avenue and was buried in Greenlawn Cemetery.

I do not know if this is my line or not as Susan was colored. I have hit a dead end on Joseph Logan, so dont know if he was white or colored. Have no records of his death..... also have a lead on a LOgan in Meigs County, so am leaving no stone unturned.

Re: Logan Family Records - Genealogy Magazine Found

Cherryfkw — 2013-02-22 06:22:02Z

Read your post how kind of you. I am researching Logan of Alabama via S Carolina. Some have ours going back to PA and NY
I'm not convinced of this yet. Does sound like the info you have might be my line. I have a James Clement Logan born in 1771 SC so would be interested in seeing the materials and if I have a connection would love the originals. Thanks so much for sharing~Cherry~

Re: Logans in Gallipolis Ohio

JaNeutzling — 2013-02-20 01:33:59Z

You can e mail me at jneutzli@Hotmail.com
Emma is my grandmother, Dad's mother....Am having a hard time with her line.....there are two logan lines close. Drop me a line would love to hear from you...

Re: Logans in Gallipolis Ohio

JaNeutzling — 2013-02-19 05:58:34Z

Researching another Logan line .....Meigs County, Salisbury Township. James Logan, Cinna Logan in the Census. William Logan son born 1880 other person in household is William Boland who is 70 years old.

With so many Logans it is mind boggling....

Re: John logan and Alice Richmont

2013-02-17 21:43:55Z

Hi Joan,
Just to throw a little fuel on the fire...
(All taken from the Old Parish Registers)

Descendants of David Logan

1 David Logan b: Bef. 1645
.. +Agnes Fisher b: Bef. 1647 m: Bef. 1665 in probably Ayr, Ayr, Scotland
........ 2 John LOGAN Christened: 13 Sep 1665 Ayr, Ayr, Scotland b: 08 Sep 1665 in Ayr, Ayr, Scotland
............ +Agnes Richmont Christened: 09 Mar 1665 Ayr, Ayr, Scotland b: 08 Mar 1665 in Ayr, Ayr, Scotland m: Bef. 1683 Father: William Richmont Mother: Margaret Ferguson
................... 3 Margaret LOGAN b: 23 Nov 1683 in Ayr, Ayr, Scotland
................... 3 Jane LOGAN b: 11 Mar 1685 in Ayr, Ayr, Scotland
................... 3 Jonet LOGAN Christened: 02 May 1686 Ayr, Ayr, Scotland b: 25 Apr 1686 in Ayr, Ayr, Scotland
................... 3 Agnes LOGAN Christened: 30 Sep 1688 Ayr, Ayr, Scotland b: Bef. 30 Sep 1688
................... 3 Anna LOGAN b: 05 Oct 1690 in Ayr, Ayr, Scotland
................... 3 Margaret LOGAN Christened: 08 Jan 1693 Ayr, Ayr, Scotland b: Bef. 08 Jan 1693
................... 3 John LOGAN Christened: 10 Feb 1695 Ayr, Ayr, Scotland b: 02 Feb 1695
................... 3 William LOGAN Christened: 25 Feb 1697 Ayr, Ayr, Scotland b: Bef. 25 Feb 1697
................... 3 John LOGAN Christened: 18 Dec 1698 Ayr, Ayr, Scotland b: Bef. 18 Dec 1698
................... 3 David LOGAN Christened: 11 May 1701 Ayr, Ayr, Scotland b: 02 May 1701 in Ayr, Ayr, Scotland
................... 3 James LOGAN Christened: 06 Jun 1703 Ayr, Ayr, Scotland b: 27 May 1703 in Ayr, Ayr, Scotland
................... 3 William LOGAN Christened: 29 Jul 1705 Ayr, Ayr, Scotland b: Bef. 29 Jul 1705
................... 3 Margaret LOGAN Christened: 09 Nov 1707 Ayr, Ayr, Scotland b: 27 Oct 1707 in Ayr, Ayr, Scotland
........ 2 Robert LOGAN Christened: 27 Oct 1667 Ayr, Ayr, Scotland b: Bef. 27 Oct 1667
........ 2 David LOGAN Christened: 11 Dec 1670 Ayr, Ayr, Scotland b: Bef. 11 Dec 1670
........ 2 Jane LOGAN Christened: 05 Jul 1674 Ayr, Ayr, Scotland b: Bef. 05 Jul 1674

Re: John logan and Alice Richmont

jloganmethvin2 — 2013-02-17 21:43:26Z

John and Agnes Richmont Logan were MARRIED well before the dates you give here, Ken. In fact, the Parish Records for this couple are in Scotland and their children are all born bet. 1683 and 1707 in Ayrshire, Ary, Scotland. Do you have another couple of the same name only the wife you say is ALICE not Agnes, that live in Lurgren Ireland? I would love to know more about them. Joan Logan

Re: John logan and Alice Richmont

2013-02-17 21:43:01Z

Do you have any information about these folks before them?

David Logan and Alice Richmont

2013-02-17 21:42:29Z

Cathie,

The only David Logan I have was born 18 May 1706 and died in 1757. He married Jane McKinley born 18 May 1715 and died 1779. David's father was John Logan born abt. 1689
and Alice Richmont born Abt. 1693. As you can see, he was born when his mother was about age 13. If you subtract 3 years (his christening date), she would be mighty young. As you have probably learned, the Todds were a prolific tribe and used the same name over and over and over.

Ken Anderson

Logan Family

sjvonb — 2013-02-17 21:40:27Z

I am searching for Jonathan Logan and Sarah Crawford descendents. Came to Arkansas Territory in 1830. They came from Wayne County Mo. One child was Elizabeth Catherine Crawford Logan, born August 1, l8l9.

Re: Logan/Todd/Lincoln

2013-02-17 21:39:26Z

Ken-
Thanks for the response. Do you know where
John, father of David Logan, was born? Also,
how about John's wife, Alice? My research
indicates that David and a brother John emigrated from Lurgen, County Armagh, Ireland, to Montgomery Co., PA, thence to Orange Co., VA in 1743. How do you connect
with this family? Are we cousins? I'd be
thrilled if you have located my Grgrgrgrfthr.
Thanks - Cathie

Jean Logan, John Allen of KY

gina_dixon — 2013-02-17 21:36:14Z

Seeking info on any children of this marriage...Ken Anderson, if you're reading this, pls email me at gina_dixon@yahoo.com. Thanks!

Who are Jonathan A. Logan's parents?

cletisrellinghouse — 2013-02-17 21:35:09Z

My goal is to learn the names of the parents of Jonathan A. Logan, who was born in Wayne County, Missouri, in 1821 and died in 1910 at age 89 in Mohave County, Arizona, at which place he'd practiced law and served several terms as the county's probate judge after arrival in 1875, years after a residency in California that included a stint in the state legislature as a senator from Tehama County, beginning in 1860. His unnamed family members moved with many others in the clan from Missouri to Arkansas about 1830. He departed Arkansas in 1849 (after being admitted to the state bar in 1845) for the gold fields of California, and seems to have spent most of his years there in mining, which practice he continued to pursue after his arrival in Arizona. All of the above comes from very old Arizona newspaper accounts. Can you help me? Cletis R. Ellinghouse.

Re: Logan's

JACKMAGEE — 2013-02-17 21:32:26Z

In reference to your replies, numbered 146 (11/16/99) to Cathie and # 181 (12/8/99).

I am interested in your information on the Logans. I have slightly different birth date on David Logan, would like to know more about his ancestors.

Is your info on line anywhere?

Jack Magee

jackmagee@aol.com

Re: Logan

2013-02-17 21:30:56Z

Cathie,

My file starts with Adam De Logan b. abt. 1264 to Jane Logan b. 26 Sep 1779 m. to John Allen b. 30 Dec 1771 for whom a county in Kentucky was named.
Following is the area of your concern:
1) George Logan b. abt. 1665 in Lurgon, Ireland d. in VA
+?Cunningham b. abt. 1667
2) John Logan b. abt. 1689 in Ireland
+Alice Richmont b. abt. 1693
3) David Logan b. 18 May 1715 in Lurgan Co, Ireland d. 1757 in Kerr Creek, VA
+Jane McKinley b. abt. 1719 in Ireland d. 1779
4) Gen. Benjamin Logan b. 1743 in Kerr Creek, VA d. 11 Dec 1802 in Shelbyville, KY
+Ann Montgomery b. 1750 in Washington Co, VA d. 18 Oct 1825 in Shelby Co, KY
5) Jane Logan b. 26 Sep 1779 in Lincoln Co, KY d. 28 Feb 1821
+John Allen b. 20 Dec 1771 in Rockbridge Co. VA d. 22 Jan 1813 in River Raisin Battle

Hope this helps,

Ken

Re:Logan/Todd/Lincoln

2013-02-17 21:29:17Z