Hazel Rose Lanning

Birth1 October 1897 - Lakewood, Chautauqua County, New York, United States of America

Death17 May 1977 - Crown Point, Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, United States of America

MotherTula Mae Way

FatherGeorge W. Lanning

Born in Lakewood, Chautauqua County, New York, United States of America on 1 October 1897 to George W. Lanning and Tula Mae Way. Hazel Rose Lanning married Clarence Elbridge Logue and had 11 children. She passed away on 17 May 1977 in Crown Point, Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, United States of America.

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Parents

George W. Lanning
1855 - 1927

Tula Mae Way
1867 - 1938

Spouse(s)

Clarence Elbridge Logue
1885 - 1972

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Beatrice Elaine Logue
1929 - 2000

Carrie Doris Logue
1921 - 1988

Marian Mae Logue
1917 - 1937

Clarence Eldridge Logue
1915 - 2008

Dorothy Rose Logue
1927 - 1942

David Harold Logue
1919 - 1993

Jennie Logue
1923 - 1923

Bessie Violia Logue
1923 - 1988

James Richard Logue
1940 - 2009

Grace A Logue
1931 - 2008

Raymond C Logue
1933 - 2007

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