Sarah E Loggans

Birth31 Jul 1848 - Habersham County, Georgia USA

Death05 Jun 1898 - Habersham County, Georgia, USA

MotherMary Ann Edwards

FatherJames A. JIM Loggins, CSA, Priv Georgia Cavalry (Capt. Logan's Co.) (White Co., Old Men's Home Guards)

Born in Habersham County, Georgia USA on 31 Jul 1848 to James A. JIM Loggins, CSA, Priv Georgia Cavalry (Capt. Logan's Co.) (White Co., Old Men's Home Guards) and Mary Ann Edwards. Sarah E Loggans married Henry Clay Trotter and had 6 children. She passed away on 05 Jun 1898 in Habersham County, Georgia, USA.

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Parents

James A. Jim Loggins, Csa, Priv Georgia Cavalry (Capt. Logan's Co.) (White Co., Old Men's Home Guards)
1818 - 1880

Mary Ann Edwards
1824 - 1880

Spouse(s)

Henry Clay Trotter
1845 - Unknown

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James Henry Trotter
1877 - 1943

Hester Joanna Trotter
1869 - 1941

Hattie L. Trotter
1872 - Unknown

Sarah V P Trotter
1874 - Unknown

W. W. Trotter
1882 - 1899

Benjamin Franklin Trotter
1883 - 1939

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