What Are You Working On?
Hi everyone!
What genealogy projects are you working on this week?

Hi everyone!
What genealogy projects are you working on this week?
Genealogy Corner is a place to learn the basics of family history research in a friendly, supportive environment. Whether you're just beginning your family tree or looking to build your research skills, this group is for you.
Ask questions, share your discoveries, learn new research techniques, and connect with fellow Clan Logan Society members who share your interest in family history. Every ancestor has a story waiting to be discovered.

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This group is designed for members who want to learn the fundamentals of genealogy in a relaxed, supportive environment. Whether you've just started researching your family or you're looking to strengthen your skills, you'll find encouragement and helpful information along the way.
In this group, you can:
Ask genealogy questions
Learn about records and research techniques
Hi, I'm Cindra. I'm originally from the Rochester, New York, area and now live in Temecula, California. I have been researching my Logan line for the past couple of years. My mother was a Logan, and I've researched back five generations of Logans, ever since they emigrated from Ireland in the 1850s? and settled in Danby, New York. I've also paid my respects to where they are buried in Danby. But I have reached a roadblock as to finding their beginnings in Ireland and leading back to Scotland. James Logan and Jane Ann Evans Logan came over from Ireland, but their names are pretty common when I try going back further. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Genealogy 101 is a place to learn the basics of family history research in a friendly, supportive environment. Whether you're just beginning your family tree or looking to build your research skills, this group is for you.
Ask questions, share your discoveries, learn new research techniques, and connect with fellow Clan Logan Society members who share your interest in family history. Every ancestor has a story waiting to be discovered.
I look forward to Limb 3 being divided up and hope I learn more about my ancestry from that.