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Large Branches & Small Twigs Albanus Charles Logan and Maria Mary Dickinson were married on 28 Apr 1808. Gustavis George Logan was born on 15 Mar 1815. Sarah Elizabeth Logan was born on 8 Nov 1812. homepages.rootsweb.com /~decann/genealogy/master/b433.htm

Canadian Rockhound: Sir William Logan, Founder of the Geological Survey of Canada Sir William Logan introduced cross-sections, representing hypothetical vertical slices of the Earth's crust to depict the land surface and succession of strata beneath it. Sir William Logan, founder of the Geological Survey of Canada and innovative cartographer. In Sir William Logan and the Geological Survey of Canada, Dr. Robert Bell describes how Logan was often taken for a lunatic because of his peculiar appearance and odd behaviour. www.canadianrockhound.ca /2001/01/cr0105106_logan.html

Sept. 23, 1996 MOTION: RICHARDS/ LOGAN move to appoint Charles Douglas to the position of Professional Studies Representative. MOTION: RICHARDS/ JOHNSTON move to appoint Charles Douglas as the President's Designee on the Lumberjack Enterprises Board of Directors. MOTION: LOCHER/ JOHNSTON move to appoint Charles Douglas to the Student Fee Advisory Committee. www.humboldt.edu /~hsuas/Minutes/1996-1997/min092396.html

CarterFamily Maria Virginia Logan was born bet 1781-88 in Powhatan Co VA, the daughter of Dr Charles Logan and Mary Pleasants (see Logan Family Genealogy Notes). Besides the children mentioned above, apparently he left two other sons, Robert and Charles, or three sons in all. Sarah born 1635 in Wiltshire England died 1668, was the daughter of Gabriel and Phillis Ludlow. www.traverse.com /people/aec/CarterFamily.html   (1153 words)

virginia.titlepg Charles Logan is less evident in the literature than his more famous brother Dr George LOGAN, friend to Thomas Jefferson and because of whom the Federalists passed the ìLogan Actî, and who continued residency at the mansion "Stenton" that their Grandfather James Logan built in Germantown, near Philadelphia. Charles married Mary PLEASANTS in Virginia, similarly a quaker but of an old Virginia family and with many other prominent and equally old Virginia surnames in her ascendancy, among them many plantars of wealth defining this region of the ante bellum south. The Original Shires of Virginia and their Descendant Counties are identified beautifully at "Notes on Virginia Counties" by John Collins, presented at the Winberly Family Webpages, with the sole exclusion of the now extinct Warwick County in the list. www.cynthiaswope.com /withinthevines/virginia/titlepg.html   (1153 words)

virginia.titlepg Charles Logan is less evident in the literature than his more famous brother Dr George LOGAN, friend to Thomas Jefferson and because of whom the Federalists passed the ìLogan Actî, and who continued residency at the mansion "Stenton" that their Grandfather James Logan built in Germantown, near Philadelphia. Charles married Mary PLEASANTS in Virginia, similarly a quaker but of an old Virginia family and with many other prominent and equally old Virginia surnames in her ascendancy, among them many plantars of wealth defining this region of the ante bellum south. The Original Shires of Virginia and their Descendant Counties are identified beautifully at "Notes on Virginia Counties" by John Collins, presented at the Winberly Family Webpages, with the sole exclusion of the now extinct Warwick County in the list. www.cynthiaswope.com /withinthevines/virginia/titlepg.html   (1153 words)

Memorable Quotes from X2 (2003) Professor X: Logan, my tolerance of your smoking in the mansion not-withstanding, if you continue to smoke in here, you will spend the rest of your life under the belief that you are a six-year-old girl. Professor X: Logan, my tolerance for your smoking in the mansion notwithstanding, continue smoking ithat n here, and you'll spend the rest of your days under the belief that you're a six-year-old girl. Professor X: Logan, the mind isn't just a box that can be unlocked and opened, it's a beehive with many... us.imdb.com /Quotes?0290334   (1795 words)

hill - pafg89 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File Charles Washington HILL Jr [ Parents ] was born on 30 Jun 1881 in, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, UTAH and was christened on 10 Jul 1881 in, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, UTAH. Edward married Nancy Jeannette HILL on 23 Dec 1903 in Logan, Cache, UT. They were sealed on 23 Dec 1903 in the Logan Utah temple. Charles married Frances Steele H HILL on 26 Oct 1882 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, UTAH, UT. They were sealed on 26 Oct 1882 in the Endowment House.. www.geocities.com /hillfamilyhistory/pafg89.htm   (1795 words)

The Northern Virginia Daily Obituaries Pallbearers will be Chad A. Logan, Daniel Worth Logan, James Keyser, William Nethers, David Seekford, Charles Sims and Douglas Sims. Clem was preceded in death by a son, Charles (C.W.) Clem and a brother, Charles Eugene Lina-weaver. Asbury was born Feb. 25, 1929, in Pylesville, Md., son of the late Charles Beverly and Bertha Brewster Asbury. www.nvdaily.com /282030351181722.bsp   (6671 words)

Harless Homepage - Person Page 536 Henry Melvin Miller married Mary M. Harless, daughter of John Albert Harless and Delilah Phipps, 8 November 1888 at Logan County, West Virginia.      Charles Melvin Harless was born on 2 September 1954 at Palo Pinto County, Texas. He was the son of Charles C. Harless and Jeannine Kathleen Voss. www.genealogy-quest.com /Harless-Homepage/tree/p536.htm   (919 words)

Charles Coffin Hart Charles B. Todd, of Logan, Sept. 1, 1886. I was named for Rev. Charles Coffin, D. who came from Newberyport Mass., to East Tennessee in the early history of that colony. Alice Whipple Hart graduated from Logan High School, studied music, privately, under several instructors, and one term in the Conservatory of Music in Cincinnati. hart.paintrock.net /docs/chap6.htm   (919 words)

Logan Pioneer Cemetery Logan Township was organized in 1882, before South Dakota became a state.  The first settler to claim land in Logan Township was Michael Kelly. The history of Clark county and Logan Township begins when the Indians and the Trapper era was ending. Logan Township was quite unique in that it was pretty much self-sufficient. www.rootsweb.com /~sdclark/loganpioneercemetary.htm   (3542 words)

Football 2001 - Northeastern 20, Delaware 7 N 3-6 N24 Logan Galli pass complete to Michael Mack for 4 yards to the NU28 (S. Haugabrook). D 2-15 D41 S. Postlethwait pass complete to Brett Veach for 5 yards to the DEL46 (Charles Cameron). D 2-17 D25 S. Postlethwait pass incomplete to Jamin Elliott (Charles Cameron). www.gonu.com /football/2001/game3.htm   (4198 words)

Charles Coffin Hart Charles B. Todd, of Logan, Sept. 1, 1886. Joseph Charles Hart graduated from the Logan High School, learned the printer's trade with his brother, is a printer for the R. Studley Company. I was named for Rev. Charles Coffin, D. who came from Newberyport Mass., to East Tennessee in the early history of that colony. hart.paintrock.net /docs/chap6.htm   (7198 words)

douglas logan - ResearchIndex document query Charles F. Clark 3 Gary Lindstrom 34 and Douglas B. Orr 3 July 1993 Abstract A new approach to Bracha, Charles F. Clark, Gary Lindstrom, and Douglas B. Orr. Continuum: A Case Study of RAAM Douglas S. Blank (blank@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu) Lisa A. Continuum: A Case Study of RAAM Douglas Blan citeseer.ist.psu.edu /cis?q=Douglas+Logan   (7198 words)

HarHHale.htm Subsequently he removed to Logan County, and in April, 1835, came to this township and settled on land now owned by Charles Allen, where he resided thirty-gig years, when he sold out and removed back to Logan County, where he died. Susan Harger, Charles Harger, Hannah Schertzer, Sarah Minshall, Ellis Minsball, Rees Minshall, Elizabeth Minshall and Henry Leadman, with Simon Schertzer and Milton Marsh as Elders, and J. Wade and Silas Schertzer as Deacons. Solomon Schertzer and wife Lucinda, J. Haines and wife Charlotte, Allen Haines and wife Malissa, Edward Haines, Iowa Haines, Nancy Schertzer, John James and wife, James Ellison and wife, Thomas Thompson and wife Sarah, Mrs. www.heritagepursuit.com /Hardin/HarHHale.htm   (7202 words)

Airports in the United States arrival airport codes directory LCH Lake Charles, LA [Lake Charles Regional Airport] Airports in the United States arrival airport codes directory CMI Champaign, IL [Willard Airport / University of Illinois] www.childwelfare.com /airports.html   (7202 words)

Tann-Viers William Thomas, born say 1760, was a "yellow" complexioned soldier from Charles City County listed in the size roll of troops who enlisted at Chesterfield courthouse [The Chesterfield Supplement; National Archives pension file S38435 cited by NSDAR, African American Patriots, 154]. She obtained a certificate of freedom in Charles City County on 17 November 1831: (testimony of Peter Crew) wife of Littleberry Fields who was Elizabeth Thomas, bright mulatto, was twenty three years old 23 March last [Minutes 1830-7, 84]. Thomas, a "Blk" taxable in Northumberland County from 1798 to 1812, taxable on a slave in 1812 [PPTL 1782-1812, frames 480, 540, 554, 690]. www.freeafricanamericans.com /Tann_Viers.htm   (7202 words)

UNION COUNTY, OHIO - 1883 HISTORY - LIBERTY TOWNSHIP - BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES Shirk was born in Liberty Township February 17, 1827, twelve children were born to this marriage; of them ten are living Emily, wife of Benjamin Hisey, Amanda, wife of Orsamus Poling; William H.; Angelia, wife of Charles Holycross; Lewis F., Viola Charles L., Mary E., Rhoda and Cora. In 1850, he came to the United States and spent three years in New York City; then came to Licking County, Ohio, where he resided till 1863, at which time he came to Liberty Township and bought a farm of 104 acres. In 1833, he came to Liberty Township, and after working one year on the White farm, bought 100 acres, which was all in woods except four acres. www.heritagepursuit.com /Union/Untp7BS.htm   (7202 words)

DESCENDANTS OF MICHAEL MORGAN As a widower, Cephas was on the 1870 Drakeville Township, Bloomfield, Davis County, Iowa Census [p 39a, enumerated 22 June 1870] aged 48 OH, lawyer; with children Martha P., 22 IA; Ketenah, 18 IA; Charles S., 14 IA; James P., 12 IA; and Frank A., 3 IA. Charles and James attended school within the year. Stella Beatrice Morgan, born 20 May 1870 in Missouri or Henry County, Ohio (Source: 1880 Sheridan Twp, Crawford County, Kansas Federal Census, p 18, and information from Ralph Shaw who gave the exact date of birth and stated the birth place was Henry County, Ohio.). He died prior to the 1880 Rock Creek Township, Cowley County, Kansas Census and was found in that township on the 1880 Kansas Mortality Schedule [p 4] aged 48 white male born Ohio with parents both born Pennsylvania, laborer died April 1880 in accident, lived in county 4 years and doctor not attending death. skydreamer.net /backtrackers/morgan/morganmichaelg3   (7202 words)

DESCENDANTS OF MICHAEL MORGAN As a widower, Cephas was on the 1870 Drakeville Township, Bloomfield, Davis County, Iowa Census [p 39a, enumerated 22 June 1870] aged 48 OH, lawyer; with children Martha P., 22 IA; Ketenah, 18 IA; Charles S., 14 IA; James P., 12 IA; and Frank A., 3 IA. Charles and James attended school within the year. Stella Beatrice Morgan, born 20 May 1870 in Missouri or Henry County, Ohio (Source: 1880 Sheridan Twp, Crawford County, Kansas Federal Census, p 18, and information from Ralph Shaw who gave the exact date of birth and stated the birth place was Henry County, Ohio.). He died prior to the 1880 Rock Creek Township, Cowley County, Kansas Census and was found in that township on the 1880 Kansas Mortality Schedule [p 4] aged 48 white male born Ohio with parents both born Pennsylvania, laborer died April 1880 in accident, lived in county 4 years and doctor not attending death. skydreamer.net /backtrackers/morgan/morganmichaelg3   (7202 words)

Genealogy in Logan County, Ohio--Cemeteries--Bokes Creek Township--Hathaway Cemetery Worbs, Charles, 15 May 1878-17 Feb 1953 (Ohio, T. Sgt., 72 Ord. Whetsel, Charles M., 14 Jun 1915-26 Dec 1960 (Ohio, Pvt., Cavalry, World War II) Compiled and maintained by Robert V. Bremer and Brenda J. Block www.rootsweb.com /~ohlogan/cemboha.html   (7202 words)

Summary description of Thomas Muldrup Logan Papers, Mss. Dept., UNC-Chapel Hill Later papers are those of Logan's daughter, chiefly about her father's career, with letters and a biographical sketch of his friend, Charles Woodward Hutson, teacher and painter. Logan, a native of South Carolina, was a Confederate officer and later a lawyer and railroad executive of Richmond, Va. He married Kate Virginia Cox, daughter of James H. Cox of Chesterfield County, Va., in 1865. Among the postwar papers are scattered correspondence of the Cox and Logan families and letters to Logan from business and former Confederate associates. www.lib.unc.edu /mss/inv/l/Logan,Thomas_Muldrup.html   (248 words)

X-Men Character Bios: Professor X Charles soon went on television and revealed that he was a mutant, causing a firestorm of controversy and frequent rioting and attacks outside the school. Charles and Lil had some time together on Earth before her coronation, because Lil was technically a rebel, and the politics had to be sorted out before she could ascend the throne. However, they all quickly returned a few days later upon hearing of Logan's demise at the hands of the Horseman Death III. www.mutanthigh.com /profx.html   (2165 words)

Southern California Sorcerers - Twilight Zone contributors - by Chris Conlon Charles Beaumont, William F. Nolan, John Tomerlin, and Chad Oliver were set to conquer the world—or at least the worlds of publishing and filmmaking. It was made into a wildly popular MGM film in 1976 (which eventually spawned a television series), and there were Logan fan clubs all over the country. Beaumont had quit his job at Universal in 1953 to become a full-time writer, but it was only now that he truly had enough money to raise a family. www.rodserling.com /csorcerers.htm   (6210 words)

Logan family tree genealogy Charles LOGAN followed Thomas in 1870 or 1871 to Portage la Prairie, and the two brothers built a flour-mill in the west end of the town, operating it for a year and a half, and then selling out to the late Billy Smith. Thomas LOGAN came to Manitoba in 1868 from Aurora, Ont., via St. Paul and the Red River to Fort Garry, arriving in Portage la Prairie in 1869. Thomas LOGAN - apparently he built a number of houses and other buildings in Portage la Prairie and vicinity including Grace Methodist Church - the church presented him with the large family bible for his services as superintendent of the Sunday school. www.hayward-logan.com /Logan/carol_ann_hayward_nee_logan.htm   (1871 words)

PictureAustralia Logan City Council Libraries Logan Hyperdome Library has Australia's first drive through facility and the Charles Hamilton Special Needs Centre at Logan North Library caters for people with disabilities. Logan City is located in the heart of south-east Queensland, midway between Brisbane and the Gold Coast. Today Logan is home to people from over 160 cultures, making it one of the most diverse cities in Australia. www.pictureaustralia.org /lccl.html   (1871 words)

logan mader Charles Logan, 42, was arrested at 7:23 a. The programs, based on the belief that babies are born to learn and parents are their most influential teachers, features experienced and trained parents who visit the homes of pregnant women and new parents whose children have not yet entered kindergarten. www.lesbiandelights.net /logan+mader.htm   (1871 words)

Charles William Smith Family Charles Logan Smith (1878, Nova Scotia - 1948, Nova Scotia) Charles William Smith (1846, Nova Scotia - 1926, Nova Scotia) Ernest A. Smith (1885, Nova Scotia - 1917) goodies.yi.org /Genealogy/Godfrey/Godfrey_I834.html   (1871 words)

Princeton University Library Scribner Room In a letter to President Harold Dodds, Charles Scribner, Class of 1913, requested that the gift be recorded as being made by the firm in memory of its founders, Charles Scribner ’1840, John Blair Scribner ’1872, Charles Scribner ’1875, and Arthur Hawley Scribner ’1881. A gift from the publishing firm of Charles Scribner’s Sons on its Centenary in 1946 to the University on its Bicentenary in that same year provided funds for a room in Firestone Library. Please direct any questions or comments about the services or collections of the Scribner Room to its curator, John Logan, at 609-258-6668 or at jlogan@princeton.edu. libweb.princeton.edu /libraries/scribner.php   (1871 words)

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