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| is credited as helping [[Samuel W. Rogers|Sam]] on [[History of Logan County Centennial: The Early Years]], including many of the maps<ref name="Dorsey">[[History of Logan County Centennial: The Early Years|History of Logan County Centennial: The Early Years]]<br>'''Samuel W. Rogers'''<br>Page 2<br>Note: WestVirginia maps and drawings were accomplished with the assistance and advice of Mr. Dana Dorsey.</ref>. | | is credited as helping [[Samuel W. Rogers|Sam]] on [[History of Logan County Centennial: The Early Years]], including many of the maps<ref name="Dorsey">[[History of Logan County Centennial: The Early Years|History of Logan County Centennial: The Early Years]]<br>'''Samuel W. Rogers'''<br>Page 2<br>Note: WestVirginia maps and drawings were accomplished with the assistance and advice of Mr. Dana Dorsey.</ref>.<br>Dana was a the first President of the Logan County Genealogical Society, WV. | ||
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|[[Sigfus Olafson]] | |[[Sigfus Olafson]] | ||
| is credited as helping [[Samuel W. Rogers|Sam]] on [[History of Logan County Centennial: The Early Years]], including many of the maps<ref name="Olafson">[[History of Logan County Centennial: The Early Years|History of Logan County Centennial: The Early Years]]<br>'''Samuel W. Rogers'''<br>Page 3<br>The book you’re about to read is dedicated to Henry C. Ragland and his descendants. And, I’m sure that Mr. Ragland would want to further dedicate the writings of Lost County history to those that have followed in his shoes. One such individual is Sigfus Olafson.</ref>. | | is credited as helping [[Samuel W. Rogers|Sam]] on [[History of Logan County Centennial: The Early Years]], including many of the maps<ref name="Olafson">[[History of Logan County Centennial: The Early Years|History of Logan County Centennial: The Early Years]]<br>'''Samuel W. Rogers'''<br>Page 3<br>The book you’re about to read is dedicated to Henry C. Ragland and his descendants. And, I’m sure that Mr. Ragland would want to further dedicate the writings of Lost County history to those that have followed in his shoes. One such individual is Sigfus Olafson.</ref>.<br>Sigfus was a charter member of the Logan County Genealogical Society, WV. | ||
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|[[Nancy Sue Smith]] | |[[Nancy Sue Smith]] | ||
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[[Image:Sigfus Olafson.png|right|350px|From the first Logan County Genealogical Society Newsletter March 1978]] | [[Image:Sigfus Olafson.png|right|350px|From the first Logan County Genealogical Society Newsletter March 1978]] | ||
[[Image:Dedication to Sigfus.png|thumb|right]] | [[Image:Dedication to Sigfus.png|thumb|right]] | ||
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Researchers and Authors
| Dana Dorsey | is credited as helping Sam on History of Logan County Centennial: The Early Years, including many of the maps[1]. Dana was a the first President of the Logan County Genealogical Society, WV. |
| Samuel W. Rogers | wrote History of Logan County Centennial: The Early Years (1996) |
| Sigfus Olafson | is credited as helping Sam on History of Logan County Centennial: The Early Years, including many of the maps[2]. Sigfus was a charter member of the Logan County Genealogical Society, WV. |
| Nancy Sue Smith | wrote History of Logan and Mingo Counties, Beginning in 1617 (1966) |
| Mary Elizabeth Ferrell | |
| Fred C. Thomson Jr. | |
| Connie Chancellor | is a contemporary of mine doing Ferrell (and other surname) family history research on Ancestry. |
References
- ↑ History of Logan County Centennial: The Early Years
Samuel W. Rogers
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Note: WestVirginia maps and drawings were accomplished with the assistance and advice of Mr. Dana Dorsey. - ↑ History of Logan County Centennial: The Early Years
Samuel W. Rogers
Page 3
The book you’re about to read is dedicated to Henry C. Ragland and his descendants. And, I’m sure that Mr. Ragland would want to further dedicate the writings of Lost County history to those that have followed in his shoes. One such individual is Sigfus Olafson.