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     Myrtle was born circa 1897. She was the daughter of Joseph Leander Loghry and Isabell Melinda Ferrell.

     Mary was born at Clarinda, Page County, Iowa. She was the daughter of Joseph Leander Loghry and Isabell Melinda Ferrell. Mary died in 1903.

     They raised their own 8 children, and over the years several nieces and nephews also lived with them when needed. They also kept several grandchildren for extended periods of time.

John and Sarah were members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.

Sarah loved to work with the earth and garden. She crocheted and in early years was a good seamstress. John loved to go hunting, mostly deer, and spending time with his family. He loved to travel the country. Sarah was born at Gravette, Benton County, Arkansas, on 1 March 1896.² She was the daughter of Joseph Leander Loghry and Isabell Melinda Ferrell. She married John George Eutsler at Ramona, Washington County, Oklahoma, on 18 May 1912. (Another date had been provided for this marriage event: June 12, 1912.) They made a living in the oil fields in and around the areas of Bartlesville and Ochelata, Washington County, Pawhuska and Hurd areas of Osage County, Oklahoma. Their children were raised in the oil fields of Oklahoma..² She resided at Salt Lake City, Utah, circa 1942.² She resided at Pawnee, Oklahoma, circa 1948. They then moved back to Ochelata to the Butman Farm..² She resided at Bartlesville, Washington County, Oklahoma, in 1962. They lived here until the time of their deaths..² Sarah died on 23 June 1984 at Bartlesville, Washington County, Oklahoma, at age 88.² Her body was interred at Ochelata, Washington County, Oklahoma, at Ochelata Cemetery. Buried in the Eutsler plot..²

     Jasper was born at Clarinda, Page County, Iowa, in 1877.^3,4 He was the son of Joseph Leander Loghry and Isabell Melinda Ferrell. He married Martha Lucy Norris at Eight Mile, Missouri, on 20 April 1907. Service performed by Rev. Dean Britton, pastor of M.E. Church at parsonage.. Jasper died circa 1942 at Red Bluff, California.⁵

     Martha died. Martha was born at Karensville, Pottowattomie County, Kansas, on 29 April 1882. She married Jasper Leander Loghry at Eight Mile, Missouri, on 20 April 1907. Service performed by Rev. Dean Britton, pastor of M.E. Church at parsonage..

     His common name was Lee. Joseph Leander Loghry was ill with heart disorder/stroke; Cause of death: heart attack. Joseph was born at Emporia, Lyon County, Kansas, on 11 March 1909.¹ He was the son of Jasper Leander Loghry and Martha Lucy Norris. He married Myrtie Jane Kellogg at Tulsa, Tulsa, Oklahoma, on 11 November 1928. Myrtie (or Myrtle I think her real name was) was the daughter of Alice Miller and Grant Kellogg. Alice's sister, Bessie Miller, according to some family traditions, purportedly was the first wife of Lee's father Jasper Leander. They purportedly had a child, Martha, who would have been Lee's half-sister and Myrtie's first cousin. But Joe and Myrtie were not related at all. Jasper Loghry's sister Susan Loghry married Ithel Miller, a brother of Alice and Bessie. Their children were first cousins of both Joseph and Myrtie. Still Joseph and Myrtie were not related to each other. Joe's purported half-sister Martha Loghry was double cousins with Ithel and Susan's children. Double cousins are closer relation than half-brother and sister. There was still no biological relation between Joseph and Myrtie..² Joseph died on 4 January 1977 at San Fernando, Los Angeles County, California, at age 67. Cause of death: heart attack..^3,2,1 His body was interred.

     Ester was born at Pawhuska, Oklahoma, on 7 May 1911. She was the daughter of Jasper Leander Loghry and Martha Lucy Norris. Ester died circa 1930. Died of influenza..

     His body was interred at Garberville, California. George was born at Kleper, Oklahoma, on 22 July 1913. He was the son of Jasper Leander Loghry and Martha Lucy Norris. George died in May 1961 at age 47.

     Marvin was born at Ochelata, Oklahoma, on 6 March 1916. He was the son of Jasper Leander Loghry and Martha Lucy Norris. Marvin died circa 1961 at Iowa.

     Her body was interred at Redding, California. Myrtle was born at Ochelata, Oklahoma, on 2 June 1918. She was the daughter of Jasper Leander Loghry and Martha Lucy Norris. Myrtle died in June 1969.

     Her body was interred at Red Bluff, California. Susan was born at Ochelata, Oklahoma, on 28 February 1921. She was the daughter of Jasper Leander Loghry and Martha Lucy Norris. Susan died in 1963.

     Arthur died. Arthur was born at Kansas, Deleware County, Oklahoma, on 17 November 1924.¹ He was the son of Jasper Leander Loghry and Martha Lucy Norris. Arthur Milton Loghry died on 15 March 1990 at Mountain View, Santa Clara County, California, at age 65.^2,3

     Floyd was born at Galveston, Texas, on 8 April 1957. He was the son of John William Loghry. Floyd died on 10 March 1989 at Broken Arrow, Tulsa County, Oklahoma, at age 31.¹

     Carol died. Carol was born UNKNOWN.

     (?) died. She married an unknown person UNKNOWN. (?) was born UNKNOWN.

     Elizabeth died. Elizabeth was born circa 1796. She was the daughter of John Moore and Mary Loghry.

     James Loghry lived at Bath Settlement, Steuben County, New York; some of his descendants still reside in Bath Township. James was born at Steuben County, New York, on 20 March 1805.^1,2,3 He was the son of Joseph Leander Loghry and Mary Santee. James Loghry married Nancy Leach circa 1823.³ He married Margarete Emerson circa 1840.³ Conflicting evidence states that he died on 8 April 1867. James died on 8 April 1869 at Buck Settlement, Steuben County, New York, at age 64.^4,3

     He resided in Oak Hill in Cameron Township along the Canisteo town line. Lived on farm owned by his son Abraham Loghry, where he afterward resided. Isaac was born at Steuben County, New York, on 25 November 1809.^1,2,3 He was the son of Joseph Leander Loghry and Mary Santee. He married Lucretia Christine Snyder. Isaac died on 27 September 1879 at Cameron, Steuben County, New York, at age 69.^1,4,3,5 His body was interred at Canisteo Township, Steuben County, New York, at Ross Cemetery.⁵

     [Continued from page two to Filmore, Nebraska.] Moved to city in 1889. (This information comes from a news story in "Biographical Recorder" compendium of Biography published by George A. Ogle & Co. in 1899. James was born at Howard City, Steuben County, New York, on 1 February 1827.^1,2 He was the son of John Joseph Loghry and Electa Foster. He married Lucy Ann Cutler at Orland, Indiana, on 10 January 1850. Other sources lists place of marriage as Gileal, Indiana, and Noble, Branch Co., Michigan..^3,4 James died on 10 September 1906 at Geneva, Fillmore County, Nebraska, at age 79.^5,2,3 He was christened at Geneva, Fillmore County, Nebraska, on 12 September 1906.

     Charles died. Charles was born at Oberlin, Lorain County, Ohio, on 15 April 1835.^1,2 He was the son of John Joseph Loghry and Electa Foster. The 1850 Census listed Charles Loghry in addition to Electa Foster, Adeline Loghry, Andrew Loghry, Alvin P. Loghry, Amos Loghry and Sarah Priscilla Loghry in the household of John Joseph Loghry, in Noble, Branch County, Michigan.³ Charles Loghry was enumerated as Andrew J. Loghry. Male, age 12, born in Ohio. Charles Loghry was enumerated as Charles. Male, age 15, born in Ohio.³ Charles Loghry was enumerated as Andrew J. Loghry. Male, age 12, born in Ohio.³

     Andrew died. Andrew was born at Oberlin, Lorain County, Ohio, on 9 September 1839. Wendy Bergerud's sources had December instead of September as birth month..^1,2 He was the son of John Joseph Loghry and Electa Foster. The 1850 Census listed Andrew Loghry in addition to Electa Foster, Adeline Loghry, Charles Loghry, Alvin P. Loghry, Amos Loghry and Sarah Priscilla Loghry in the household of John Joseph Loghry, in Noble, Branch County, Michigan.³ Andrew Loghry was enumerated as Andrew J. Loghry. Male, age 12, born in Ohio.³

     The certificate of record shown below shows he was born September 14, 1848 in Steuben County, Michigan. However, other information shows September 14, 1846 in the state of Michigan.

Certificate of Record. To all whom it may Concern: This certifies that: Amos Loughry Enlisted November 24, 1863 from Kankakee City, Illinois, to serve three years or during the War, and was Mustered into the United States service at Camp Butler, Illinois at Springfield on December 31, 1863 as Private of Captain Jacob Rugers Company 'H', 76th Regiment Illinois Volunteer Infantry, Colonel Samuel T. Busey commanding. The 76th Illinois Infantry was organized at Kankakee, Illinois, in August 1862, and was mustered into service on August 22, 1862. It was ordered immediately to Columbus, Kentucky, and armed with Enfield Rifles. It moved to Boliver and LaGrange, Tennessee, and then was sent with General Grant on his campaign along the Mississippi Central Railroad. The 4th Division of the 13th Army Corps, to which the 76th Regiment was attached, after various movements and skirmishes reached Holly Springs, January 5, 1863. It moved to Memphis and then down the Mississippi River to Young's Point, Louisiana, where it landed May 17th. On the next day it embarked for Grand Gulf and then for "Chickasaw Bayou," where it was in battle until the final surrender of Vicksburg on July 4th, then moved with Sherman's Army against Jackson, Mississippi, skirmishing with the enemy at Big Black River, and at Champion Hills. After the evacuation of Jackson, the Regiment moved to Natchez and then back to Vicksburg, where it was in camp until January 31, 1864, and on February 3, started with General Sherman on his Meridian Campaign. On May 4th the Regiment accompanied the expedition, commanded by General McArthur, to Yazoo City, and participated in the battles of Benton, Vaughn's Station and Deasonville and drove the enemy out of Yazoo City. On July 1, 1864, it started on an expedition to Jackson, commanded by General Slocum, and was in a severe battle near Clinton, where the 76th Regiment bore a prominent part and lost heavily in killed, wounded and missing. July 29th the Regiment embarked for Morganza, then was transported to Port Hudson. September 3rd the Regiment embarked on the Steamer "Nebraska" and moved up the Mississippi River to the mouth of White River, landed and camped on the Arkansas shore, then moved to Duvall's Bluff, Arkansas, and from there to Memphis, Tennessee, where it remained until December 31, 1864, and was then ordered to embark on the Steamer "Niagara" for New Orleans where it arrived January 4, 1865. It moved to Mobile Point, where it was nearly wrecked in crossing the gulf during a terrible storm. It crossed to Lake Ponchartrain, then to Fort Barrancas, Florida, where the regiment was united. On March 20 the regiment started with General Steel's expedition to Spanish Fort and Fort Blakely. The colors of the 76th regiment were the first planted on the enemy works. The regiment moved to Mobile and from there to Selma, Alabama. In the latter part of June it was ordered to Galveston, Texas, where it was mustered out on July 22, 1865, then was ordered to Chicago, Illinois, and paid off and disbanded August 4, 1865. The said AMOS LOUGHRY enlisted as a recruit and joined the regiment at Vicksburg, Mississippi. He was in a Hospital at New Orleans, Louisiana, after the fall of Mobile, Alabama for three months on account of rheumatism, and was from there Discharged. His first engagement was in the siege of Vicksburg, Mississippi, and his last at Fort Blakely, Alabama, April 9, 1865, and he was in all intervening engagements of his regiment. He was always at his post of duty, achieving a gallant record for meritorious service and soldierly conduct at all time. He received a certificate of HONORABLE DISCHARGE at New Orleans, Louisiana May 23, 1865, by reason of Surgeon's Certificate of Disability. He was born in Steuben County, Michigan, September 14, 1848. He was united in marriage to Melinda E. Swan, in Kankakee County, Illinois, and to them were born five children: Clarence Amos, James Daniel, Anna Adeline, Florence Emily, and William Edgar. His wife died March 20, 1910. He is a member of Benton Post No. 25, Department of Indiana, Grand Army of the Republic, at Fowler, Indiana. (SEAL). His body was interred at Fowler, Illinois. Amos was born at Branch County, Michigan, on 14 September 1846.^1,2 He was the son of John Joseph Loghry and Electa Foster. The 1850 Census listed Amos Loghry in addition to Electa Foster, Adeline Loghry, Charles Loghry, Andrew Loghry, Alvin P. Loghry and Sarah Priscilla Loghry in the household of John Joseph Loghry, in Noble, Branch County, Michigan.³ Amos Loghry was enumerated as Amos. Male, age 4, born in Michigan.³ He married Melinda Emily Swan at Kankakee, Kankakee County, Illinois, on 3 December 1879.² He was christened at located in Fowler, Benton County, Indiana, in February 1932.² Amos died on 20 February 1932 at Lafayette, Tippacanoe County, Indiana, at age 85. Died at the Veterans Home..^4,2

     She was christened at Geneva, Fillmore County, Nebraska. Louisa was born at Orland, Steuben County, Indiana, on 18 May 1859. She was the daughter of James Foster Loghry and Lucy Ann Cutler. Louisa died on 5 November 1918 at Geneva, Fillmore County, Nebraska, at age 59.

     Jay was born at Indiana on 28 July 1863.^1,2 He was the son of James Foster Loghry and Lucy Ann Cutler. He married Anna Mcpherson at Geneva, Fillmore County, Nebraska, on 21 March 1894.² Jay died on 28 November 1929 at Oshkosh, Garden County, Nebraska, at age 66.²

     Frank died. Frank was born UNKNOWN. He was the son of James Foster Loghry and Lucy Ann Cutler.

     A. D. Huston was the son of Adam Huston and Helen M. Loghry. A. died.

     Ida was born at Williams County, Ohio, on 28 July 1859.¹ She married Leroy Pride Loghry at York, York County, Nebraska, on 25 February 1880.^2,1 Ida died on 8 June 1939 at Geneva, Fillmore County, Nebraska, at age 79.³

     Julia died. Julia was born UNKNOWN. She was the daughter of Louisa A. Loghry.

     Dora died. Dora was born UNKNOWN. She was the daughter of Louisa A. Loghry.

     Harry died. Harry was born UNKNOWN. He was the son of Louisa A. Loghry.