Dora Ethel "Ethel" Ramming Logan, along with her infant son, died in 1918 in the devastating flu epidemic. Her death certificate is totally messed up which probably speaks more to the chaotic conditions at the time than the incompetency of the physician and county clerk's office. The death cert states her date of birth as "Nov 6" no birth year listed; "20" years old; Date of Death as "*Nov* 6, 1918; that the Dr. attended her from *"Nov"* 1, 1918 to *"Nov"* 5, 1918. It was filed on Dec. *"3"*. I am sure the "Nov" s/b "Dec" in the physician's statement and the birth date of Nov 6th is an error-thinking of the death date that he wrote. Family Bible record, tombstone and obit are all in agreement on a death date of *Dec* 6, 1918 and a birth date of *June* 6, 1898. (Census record supports this birth date also.)
OBIT ETHEL D. LOGAN MIAMI RECORD [OKLAHOMA) DEC 13, 1918
Mrs. Ethel D. Logan, wife of C. T. Logan, 20 years old died Friday night, [Dec 6, 1918] at her home on H. St. SE, of pneumonia following influenza. Funeral services were conducted Saturday afternoon and burial was made in the G.A.R. Cemetery.
Mrs Logan's baby died of influenza a week ago. Mrs. Logan was born June 6, 1898 in Missouri. She was the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. J. A. Ranning [sic Ramming].
MIAMI DISTRICT DAILY NEWS DORA E. RAMMING M. CLAIR T. LOGAN
In Mon., Sept. 24, 1917 issue (pg 3, col 3) Picher Girl Weds
Miss Dora E. Ramming, of Picher and Clair T. Logan of Baxter Springs, secured a marriage license in Columbus, Kansas, Saturday, and were married.
OBIT ETHEL D. LOGAN MIAMI RECORD [OKLAHOMA) DEC 13, 1918
Mrs. Ethel D. Logan, wife of C. T. Logan, 20 years old died Friday night, [Dec 6, 1918] at her home on H. St. SE, of pneumonia following influenza. Funeral services were conducted Saturday afternoon and burial was made in the G.A.R. Cemetery.
Mrs Logan's baby died of influenza a week ago. Mrs. Logan was born June 6, 1898 in Missouri. She was the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. J. A. Ranning [sic Ramming].
MIAMI DISTRICT DAILY NEWS DORA E. RAMMING M. CLAIR T. LOGAN
In Mon., Sept. 24, 1917 issue (pg 3, col 3) Picher Girl Weds
Miss Dora E. Ramming, of Picher and Clair T. Logan of Baxter Springs, secured a marriage license in Columbus, Kansas, Saturday, and were married.
Dora Ethel "Ethel" Ramming Logan, along with her infant son, died in 1918 in the devastating flu epidemic. Her death certificate is totally messed up which probably speaks more to the chaotic conditions at the time than the incompetency of the physician and county clerk's office. The death cert states her date of birth as "Nov 6" no birth year listed; "20" years old; Date of Death as "*Nov* 6, 1918; that the Dr. attended her from *"Nov"* 1, 1918 to *"Nov"* 5, 1918. It was filed on Dec. *"3"*. I am sure the "Nov" s/b "Dec" in the physician's statement and the birth date of Nov 6th is an error-thinking of the death date that he wrote. Family Bible record, tombstone and obit are all in agreement on a death date of *Dec* 6, 1918 and a birth date of *June* 6, 1898. (Census record supports this birth date also.)
OBIT ETHEL D. LOGAN MIAMI RECORD [OKLAHOMA) DEC 13, 1918
Mrs. Ethel D. Logan, wife of C. T. Logan, 20 years old died Friday night, [Dec 6, 1918] at her home on H. St. SE, of pneumonia following influenza. Funeral services were conducted Saturday afternoon and burial was made in the G.A.R. Cemetery.
Mrs Logan's baby died of influenza a week ago. Mrs. Logan was born June 6, 1898 in Missouri. She was the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. J. A. Ranning [sic Ramming].
MIAMI DISTRICT DAILY NEWS DORA E. RAMMING M. CLAIR T. LOGAN
In Mon., Sept. 24, 1917 issue (pg 3, col 3) Picher Girl Weds
Miss Dora E. Ramming, of Picher and Clair T. Logan of Baxter Springs, secured a marriage license in Columbus, Kansas, Saturday, and were married.
OBIT ETHEL D. LOGAN MIAMI RECORD [OKLAHOMA) DEC 13, 1918
Mrs. Ethel D. Logan, wife of C. T. Logan, 20 years old died Friday night, [Dec 6, 1918] at her home on H. St. SE, of pneumonia following influenza. Funeral services were conducted Saturday afternoon and burial was made in the G.A.R. Cemetery.
Mrs Logan's baby died of influenza a week ago. Mrs. Logan was born June 6, 1898 in Missouri. She was the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. J. A. Ranning [sic Ramming].
MIAMI DISTRICT DAILY NEWS DORA E. RAMMING M. CLAIR T. LOGAN
In Mon., Sept. 24, 1917 issue (pg 3, col 3) Picher Girl Weds
Miss Dora E. Ramming, of Picher and Clair T. Logan of Baxter Springs, secured a marriage license in Columbus, Kansas, Saturday, and were married.
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