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William John LOGAN

Birth14 March 1842 - New London, Ontario, Canada
Death14 May 1927 - Decatur, Macon, Illinois
MotherMary Ann Stetler
FatherJohn Ewing Logan

Born in New London, Ontario, Canada on 14 March 1842 to John Ewing Logan and Mary Ann Stetler. William John LOGAN married Gertrude Bella Coddington and had 10 children. He passed away on 14 May 1927 in Decatur, Macon, Illinois.

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John Ewing Logan
1820 - 1892
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Mary Ann Stetler
1824 - 1905
Spouse(s)
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Gertrude Bella Coddington
1878 - 1957
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Ada Isabella Teasdale Logan
1859 - 1897
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Winifred J Logan
1900 - 1980
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Mary Louise Logan
1906 - 1977
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John Millard Logan
1909 - 2002
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Frank Wood Logan
1883 - 1901
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Harriet Josephine 'Hattie' Logan
1878 - 1978
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Frank Bertram Logan
1878 - 1951
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Elizabeth Jane Logan
1919 - 2017
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Margary Coddington
1912 - Unknown
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Frank B Logan
1883 - Unknown
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Frank Bertram Logan
1878 - Unknown

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