Logan Samuel York was born the 7th of 13 children to John B. York and Malinda (Scruggs) York in Georgia (probably in Rabun County.)
On 28 December 1876, he married Rachel "Daisy" Hopper in Rabun County, Georgia. They were the parents of five children: Wallace N.; Logan Edgar; Viola Daisy; and Conrad Ray. One child died prior to 1910; the name is unknown at this time.
Sometime between 1900 and 1910, Logan moved his family from Georgia to Canyon County, Idaho, where he passed away in 1925.
On 28 December 1876, he married Rachel "Daisy" Hopper in Rabun County, Georgia. They were the parents of five children: Wallace N.; Logan Edgar; Viola Daisy; and Conrad Ray. One child died prior to 1910; the name is unknown at this time.
Sometime between 1900 and 1910, Logan moved his family from Georgia to Canyon County, Idaho, where he passed away in 1925.
Logan Samuel York was born the 7th of 13 children to John B. York and Malinda (Scruggs) York in Georgia (probably in Rabun County.)
On 28 December 1876, he married Rachel "Daisy" Hopper in Rabun County, Georgia. They were the parents of five children: Wallace N.; Logan Edgar; Viola Daisy; and Conrad Ray. One child died prior to 1910; the name is unknown at this time.
Sometime between 1900 and 1910, Logan moved his family from Georgia to Canyon County, Idaho, where he passed away in 1925.
On 28 December 1876, he married Rachel "Daisy" Hopper in Rabun County, Georgia. They were the parents of five children: Wallace N.; Logan Edgar; Viola Daisy; and Conrad Ray. One child died prior to 1910; the name is unknown at this time.
Sometime between 1900 and 1910, Logan moved his family from Georgia to Canyon County, Idaho, where he passed away in 1925.
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