Jo-ann, I have information about a Logan family from Lanark parish having five male children born between 1788 and 1803. Their male lineage goes back to 1691 in Lanark. There are no Hughs in the family but one of them may be the father of Hugh. Fraser Forrest Dundas, Canada On 2/24/2014 9:24 AM, Jo Ann Croft wrote: > Is there a place to find MIs for the Lanark Parish cemeteries? If there > are no recorded MIs, where could lair information be obtained? > > I have a Hugh LOGAN who died 22 Nov 1903 who was most likely buried there. > Although he died in Glasgow, his family was from Lanark going back several > generations and he was listed as a resident there on both the 1891 and 1901 > census records. > > I am trying to find his grave as he is a United States Medal of Honor > recipient whose grave has never been located. Our Medal of Honor is the > highest possible military medal, awarded for courage above and beyond your > duty. Hugh LOGAN was awarded his for actions in 1862 during the USA Civil > War while a member of our naval forces. > > If anyone can make a connection to Hugh, he was the son of Hugh LOGAN & > Janet Logan m.s. EASTON both of Lanark. He was born about 1834. He was a > seaman in the Merchant Service for most of his life. Due to disability > attributed to his USA naval service, he was awarded a pension from the US > government. > > Jo-Ann >

Fraser, Here are transcriptions of the death registrations of Hugh and of his father Hugh (whose father was also named Hugh according to the informant). As you can see, the name Hugh continues back, so while your LOGANs are probably connected, it is not a direct connection. I found Hugh jr's birth of 23 Nov 1833 in Lanark and those of several siblings, but nothing further back. 1903 Deaths, District of Anderston in the Burg of Glasgow Page 194 #580 Hugh LOGAN, seaman (merchant service), single Died: 22 Nov 1903, 3 K??t Street, Glasgow Age: 67 years Parents: Hugh LOGAN, quarryman (deceased) & Janet Logan m.s. EASTON (deceased) COD: Apoplexy, 6 days, as certified by David MOFFAT, M.B. Informant: Martha LOGAN, sister, 2 North Vennel, Lanark Recorded: 24 Nov 1903 at Glasgow, James STIRLING, Registrar -------------- 1886 Deaths, District of Lanark, County of Lanark Page 39 #115B Hugh LOGAN, general labourer, widower of Janet EASTON, Died: 26 August 1886, High Street, Lanark Age: 82 years Parents: Hugh Logan, general labourer (deceased) & Alice Logan m.s. KINNAIRD? (deceased) COD: congestion of brain, hemiplegia as certified by Alexr. GRAY, M.D. Lanark Informant: John FRASER, son-in-law, (present) Jo-Ann On Mon, Feb 24, 2014 at 10:38 AM, Fraser Forrest <[email protected]> wrote: > Jo-ann, > > I have information about a Logan family from Lanark parish having five > male children born between 1788 and 1803. Their male lineage goes back > to 1691 in Lanark. There are no Hughs in the family but one of them may > be the father of Hugh. > >