Biographies of Logan Countian"s [sic] in the post Civil War era

by Virgil Anson Lewis

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Published 1999 by [Logan County Genealogical Society in [Logan, WV] (P.O. Box 1959, Logan 25601) .
Written in English

Places:

• Logan County (W. Va.)
Subjects:

• Logan County (W. Va.) -- Biography.

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Edition Notes

Cover title.

Other titles	Biographies of Logan Countians in the post Civil War era
Statement	[Virgil A. Lewis ; edited by Dana R. Dorsey].
Genre	Biography.
Contributions	Dorsey, Dana R., Logan County Genealogical Society (W. Va.)
Classifications
LC Classifications	CT267 .L48 1999
The Physical Object
Pagination	iii, 46 p. ;
Number of Pages	46
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL6804700M
LC Control Number	00267403
OCLC/WorldCa	35181036

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