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JOHN JOSEPH LOGUE

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BORN: February 15,1876 DIED: January 10, 1937

(Malin Head, Ireland) (Franklin, PA)

MARRIED: MARY DOHERTY DATE: February 08, 1911

BORN: March 25, 1884 DIED: March 10, 1973

(Malin Head, Ireland) (Toledo, Ohio)

Married in Malin Head, County Donegal, Ireland.

CHILDREN BORN PLACE DIED PLACE

MARJORIE MARY Jan 18, 1912 Franklin, PA

JOHN EDWARDApril 17, 1915 Franklin, PA October 12, 1994 Franklin, PA

INFANT DAUGHTER Dec. 09, 1916 Franklin, PA December 1916 Franklin, PA

KATHLEEN ROSE October 25, 1917 Franklin, PA

JAMES VINCENT August 06, 1919 Franklin, PA February 16, 1971 Reno, PA

MARY MARGARET August 27, 1922 Franklin, PA

HISTORY:

JOHN J. LOGUE was the second of three children of JOHN JOSEPH and MARGARET (FARREN) LOGUE, both of whom died while he was very young. He had two sisters, KATHERINE (b:- d: 1935) who married a Mr. GRANT (no record of their children) and BRIDGET who never married, she was the housekeeper for the parish priest in Malin Head. JOHN was a mounted policeman in Malin Head and, after his marriage to MARY DOHERTY, he came to America in March 1911. He worked in the supply room of the Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. (CPT) in Franklin, PA. for a number of years, after which he worked as a janitor for St. John's Episcopal Church, the Franklin Library and the Lamberton National Bank. In 1935, he returned to the CPT until his early death from complications of pneumonia and pleurisy in Jan. 1937.

MARY DOHERTY was the second of nine children of JAMES VINCENT and MARJORIE (GIBBONS) DOHERTY (b: ? d: 08/20/1945). She came to America alone in 1905 and worked as a live-in companion for the family of a cousin, whose husband was a DR. EDWARD DOHERTY of Avalon, PA. for about two years. She and her friends Mary and Annie Shannon moved to Franklin, PA, where she worked as a personal companion for Col. Lewis' wife. When the Lewis' left for an extended vacation in Europe, MARY went along as far as Ireland and during her stay, she married JOHN JOSEPH LOGUE. She returned to Franklin with the Lewis' and JOHN followed about a month later, in March 1911.

Neither of her husband's sisters came to America; however, her brother JOHN came and stayed at their home in Franklin for a short while. He then returned to Malin Head, married and raised his family there. Her sister ANNA, followed by her brother JAMES (b: 1894 d: June 1934) and, later, her brother EDWARD (b: 6/29/1905 d: ?) came, stayed a short while and each moved on to Chicago, where they married and raised their families.

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MARJORIE MARY, named after her maternal grandmother, attended the Sacred Heart Schools in Franklin, PA and worked at the Manifold Printing Co. there. She married MYRON W. GEHR (b: 9/13/1912 d: 10/?/1987) on Nov. 26, 1939 in St. Patrick's R.C. Church Rectory. He was an engineering graduate of Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh, PA. Called to active duty with the Army Corps of Engineers, he served in North Africa and later, in Italy during WWII. Before shipping overseas, his army assignments required their moving to several different military installations. MARJORIE followed and found employment in many different defense related organizations. After the war, he worked for the Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. in Franklin. They were divorced in 1957 (no children). MARJORIE worked in several retail shops in Franklin, was actively involved in many social, civic and church activities and retired after more than ten years employment at the Polk State School, Polk, PA., in 1975. She has led the recitation of the Rosary prior to the 11am o’clock Mass at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in Franklin, PA on Sundays for many years.

JOHN EDWARD attended the Sacred Heart Schools in Franklin and transferred to a Seminary at Notre Dame University, run by the Holy Cross Fathers. He contacted blood poisoning and returned to Franklin for recuperation in October 1935. He started to work as a substitute mail clerk with the Franklin Post Office in June 1936. Upon entering the Army in 1943, he was assigned to the Military Academy at West Point, NY., where he worked in the post office there for the duration of WWII. He married PRUDENCE ELLEN RICHARDS (b: 12/11/1920 d: 3/10/99 in Franklin, PA) on April 11,1944 in St. Patrick's Church in Franklin. Following his discharge from the army, he returned to work at the Franklin Post Office. They had three children.

JANET LOUISE (b:11/11/1945), m: DAVID LEE WEETER (b:3/23/1949) on Sept. 27, 1975, they had 2 children).

SHANNON (b:10/24/1976 in Oil City, PA)

HEATHER (b:07/12/1979 in Oil City, PA)

JOHN EDWARD Jr. (b: 10/27/1946 killed in action May 21,1969, after having volunteered for Army service during the war in Viet Nam)

RICHARD ALLEN (b: 8/27/1949), m: JENNIE CONAWAY (b: 10/17/1953) on Feb. 10, 1978, They had 2 children.

JULIE (b:02/25/1976 in Franklin, PA)

HOPE (b:02/19/1980 in Franklin, PA)

JOHN retired from the Franklin post office as Superintendent of Mail in 1975. PRUDY worked at the Franklin Public Library for several years, retiring in 1983.

KATHLEEN ROSE attended Catholic Schools in Franklin and graduated from Franklin High School. Following her graduation, she worked in the State Public Utilities Department in Harrisburg, PA.. She married JAMES LAWRENCE HOGAN JR. (b: 10/24/1915 d: 01/24/1962). Following their marriage in St. Patrick's in Franklin on May 18,1940, they returned to Harrisburg before moving to the Rochester-Beaver, PA. area. They had five children:

JAMES III (b: 10/11/1942 in Rochester, PA) married CHERYL ANN IRONS (b:11/11/1946 in Johnstown, PA) on April 15, 1967 in Johnstown, PA, They had 2 children.

BRIAN DAVID (b:07/16/1969 in Portland, ME)

STACEY LYNN (b:10/27/1971 in Stuttgart, Ger)

JOHN JOSEPH (b:11/04/1943 in Rochester, PA d:11/06/1990 in Denver, CO) did not marry.

MARY MARGARET (b:11/04/1943 in Rochester, PA) married MARSHALL VAN DOREN (b: 05/02/1946) on March 21, 1981 in Miami, FL, they had no children.

JAMES JR. served in the US. Navy during WWII. He returned to Rochester after the war and worked for the U.S.Post Office Dep't. there. Two more children arrived.

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JOHN JOSEPH LOGUE HISTORY (Continued):

KATHLEEN ROSE (Continued)

JOANNE (b: 01/27/1949 in Rochester, PA) married JAMES ALLEN BUCHOLZ (b: 07/30/1948 in Oil City, PA) on June 26, 1971 in Beaver, PA, They had 3 children.

JENNIFER ANN (b:10/24/1978 in Oak Ridge, TN)

CONNIE MARIE (b:11/11/1980 in Oak Ridge, TN)

JOHN DAVID (12/31/1981 IN Oak Ridge, TN)

GERARD PAUL (b: 10/16/1954) married MARGARET JO FISHER (b: 10/18/1955) on Dec. 17, 1977, in Pt. Townsend, WA). They 3 children.

META KATHLEEN (b:05/02/1979 in Seattle, WA)

MARJORIE JAEMA FRANCES (b|:11/25/1981 in Seattle, WA)

MARTIN PATRICK (b:02/13/1986 in Seattle, WA)

JAMES JR. developed a complication of health problems and died in his 46^th year, in the Veterans Hospital in Aspinwall, PA. KATHLEEN worked at the Westinghouse factory in Beaver, PA, until her retirement in 1978 as a result of an occupational hearing problem.

JAMES VINCENT attended St. Patrick's Schools in Franklin, PA, transferring to the Franklin Public High School in his Junior year. During his summer vacations, he caddied at the Wenango Country Club in Reno, PA. and with the proceeds, bought his mother her first washing machine. Following his graduation in 1938, he was employed, driving a delivery truck, for Shiffer's grocery store on 13th St. in Franklin.

In September 1940, he joined the U.S.Navy and on December 6, 1940, was assigned duty aboard the USS Enterprise, the largest U.S. Aircraft Carrier at that time. The Enterprise had just completed a training exercise and was steaming towards Pearl Harbor, Hawaii when the Japanese attacked on Dec. 7, 1941. He served on the USS Enterprise (which was reported sunk at least three times by the Japanese) until he was injured, on Oct 26, 1944, during the battle of Leyte Gulf. Following a brief hospital stay, he received a medical discharge and returned to his home in Franklin.

He found work at the Joy Mfg. Co. and he married ANNE MAHAFFEY (b: 01/05/1925, in Pittsburgh, PA) on June 04, 1945 in Franklin, PA. (See Page 13), they had four children:

ANNE MARIE (b: 02/11/1946 in Franklin, PA). Did not marry.

JAMES KEIREN (KERRY) (b: 10/28/1947 in Franklin, PA) married (1^st) PAULA MARIE WYDRO (b: 04/17/1947 in Oil City, PA) on Oct 28, 1967 in Oil City, PA. They had 3 children.

COLLEEN MARIE (b:05/05/1968 in Franklin, PA) married MICHAEL JOSEPH RUSH (b:06/17/1968 in Delaware, OH) on Oct 21, 1995 in Singing Hills, Venango, Co., PA . They had no children. Michael had one child from a previous marriage.

MICHAEL J. RUSH JR. (b:03/06/1991 in Delaware, OH)

KEIREN ANNE (b:05/02/1969 in Franklin, PA)

BRIAN JAMES (b:03/13/1971 in Franklin, PA)

Divorced, KERRY married (2^nd) BEVERLY MacAFEE NEIS (b: 09/25/1955 in Rutherford, NJ) on June 18, 1994 in Conneaut Lake, PA. They had no children. Beverly had one child by a previous marriage.

MICHEAL NEIS (b:05/13/1978 in Meadville, PA).

CONSTANCE (b: 11/24/1949 in Franklin, PA). Did not marry.

BRIAN CHARLES (b:10/16/1952 in Franklin, PA d:07/25/1965) drowned in French Creek about a mile north of Franklin, while boating from his grandmother's house in Sugar Creek to Franklin with two of his cousins.

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JAMES VINCENT (Continued)

Throughout his life JAMES was to suffer the effects of his war related back injury, but complained little of it; he was witty and ever smiling. He left the Joy Mfg. Co. and worked for the Pennsylvania Welfare Department for a number of years. Divorced in 1969, he died in Reno, PA, February 16, 1971.

MARY MARGARET, the youngest of the family, was the first to be born in a hospital. Her parents had purchased a home (about 1918) at 218 Atlantic Avenue in Franklin, which was to be the family home until her mother, seventy-eight years of age, a widow of 25 years, and suffering the effects of an automobile accident a year earlier, agreed to live with her and her family in Toledo, Ohio, in 1962.

Her father named her after his wife and his mother (his decision may also have been influenced by a beautiful neighbor girl, also a red head, named Mary Margaret Bigler).

MARY MARGARET attended the Catholic Sacred Heart Academy in Franklin for the full eleven year curriculum, graduating in 1939. During the summers of her last two years there, she taught religion to public school students, five mornings a week for four weeks. Her father, sick only six days, died of pneumonia when she was a Freshman. Her oldest brother JOHN took over the support of she and her mother.

She went on to graduate from the Franklin High School in 1940. Following graduation, she was employed in the WPA Office on Grant St. in Franklin, until the office was closed as a result of WWII. She worked for the Delinquent Tax Office for a month before joining the Exchange Bank & Trust Co. She worked in the Trust Department of the bank (and during war bond drives, for the Commercial Department). She was well liked and being, by far, the youngest employee, filled-in for the others during sicknesses and vacations. It was pleasant work, almost family-like. They would celebrate everyone's birthday by sending her after ice-cream cones for all the employees.

She was always very close to her brothers and sisters, more so, since she was the youngest of the family and also since her parents had no other relatives closer than Chicago. She was the maid of honor at her sisters' and her brother JOHN's weddings and a bride's maid at her brother JIM's wedding.

During a party announcing the engagement of ANNE MAHAFFEY to her brother JIM, held at the MAHAFFEY's Buttermilk Hill farm, ANNE's father seemed to single her out for a lengthy dialogue about one of his sons. It seems he was a Lead Bombardier with the Eighth Air Force in England, highly decorated (as evidenced by all the medals and citations she was subjected to) and obviously was a prime mover in winning the war! The experience left her with a considerable doubt about this man's intentions - and his enthusiasm. After the party, she inquired of her brother JOHN's wife, PRUDY, (who had gone to Franklin High School with this "Hero") and was told, "I didn't know him that well, but he seemed like a nice guy - then".

It was at her brother JIM's wedding, in June 1945, that she met her future husband, BOB MAHAFFEY. He was home on leave while en route from England to a new assignment, in California. He proposed marriage on their first date. This was not so unusual, considering he wore her yellow-flowered hat (with his Army Air Force uniform), while they shopped for sweets after church one Sunday. His brother CHUCK explained this strange behavior, saying " . . . he's flak happy!". But, he convinced her otherwise, . . . and they were married December 1, 1945 in St. Patrick's R.C. Church, Franklin, PA

They settled in a two-room, second floor, apartment in the Shadyside district of Pittsburgh, PA while he attended the University of Pittsburgh. MARY MARGARET busied herself typing homework assignments for her husband (and his brother GEORGE, who also had moved in while he attended Mount Mercy College). She also worked for her husband's Uncle IKE, at the Mamaux Awning and Tent Mfg. Co., as a receptionist-billing clerk. Their first child, PAUL, was born three months premature and died within the hour of his birth (b: d: 9/14/1946) at the Franklin Hospital.

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After graduating with a B.S. degree in Civil Engineering in June of 1949, they moved in with her mother and found employment with the Pennsylvania Department of Highways, in the District Office in Franklin. As their family grew in number, they moved several times in the Franklin-Sugar Creek area before eventually moving to Toledo, Ohio in November 1955. There were now four children.

MARGARET LOUISE (b:7/18/1949 in Franklin, PA) married JAMES T. KURDYS (b: 01/05/1944 in Toledo, OH), on July 01,1978 in Toledo, OH. Divorced, they had one child

JOSHUA JORDAN (b:11/04/1979 in Toledo, OH)

ROBERT II (b:10/30/1950 in Franklin, PA d:03/27/1968 in Toledo, OH)

MARY ANNE (b:01/26/1953 in Franklin, PA) married DAVID LINDO, (b:03/20/1950 in Bermuda) on Oct. 19, 1977 in Toledo, OH. Divorced, they had one child.

MEAGAN LINDO MAHAFFEY (b:04/29/1987 in Toledo, OH).

THOMAS OWEN (b: 09/06/1954 in Franklin, PA) married NANCY HELEN (VIRAG) MAGRIS (b:12/15/1950 in Toledo, OH) on Oct. 02,1996 in Toledo, OH.. They had no children; NANCY had two children from a previous marriage.

STEVEN ALBERT (b:05/27/1957, in Toledo, OH) married (1^st) MARY ELLEN IRELAND (b:02/26/1959 in Toledo, OH) on July 07, 1977 in Toledo, OH. Divorced, they had two children:

AMBER MARIE (b:04/13/1978 in Toledo, OH)

DYLAN STEVEN (b:02/12/1981 in Oregon, OH)

STEVEN married (2^nd) KAREN BRIGHTMAN (b: 06/02/1962 in Toledo, OH) on Aug. 08, 1988 in Franklin, PA. They had two children.

KEARA CAITLYN (b:09/11/1994 in Oregon, OH)

ERIN KELLI (b:09/19/1996 in Oregon, OH)

KAREN had a son by a previous marriage:

JEREMY JAY BRIGHTMAN (b:01/11/1983 IN Oregon, OH)

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