The Proeger Family · Generation 4 — Kristin's great-grandparents and their siblings
Lee Marvin Logue
Brother of Mabel Logue Piland · 1905–1987
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Person · Lee Marvin Logue
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Lee Marvin Logue
ConfirmedBrother of Mabel Logue Piland · 1905–1987
- Born
- in Texas
- Died
- on 1 November 1987
- Parents
- Dan Crutcher Logue & Virginia Alice Hamby
- Sources
- 4
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Lee Marvin Logue · Sources
Citations
Sources cited on this card
4 of the record's sources are cited here. The numbering is the record's own; the full list, with where else each is cited, is at Sources.
- S1300Sherman, Texas, city directory, 1921, p. 201 — D. Crutcher and Virginia A. Logue. Ancestry, “U.S., City Directories, 1822–1995”, record 403495247. Image examined in the Stage 2 reading, 5 October 2026. Confirmed Logue D Crutcher (Virginia A), assistant superintendent, Diamond Mill Co., residence 214 Staples; Logue Marvin, doffer, Sherman Manufacturing Co., boards 214 Staples. ⚠ A directory states no relationships; Marvin is taken as their son because he boards at their house, which his death certificate (S1301) bears out.
- S1301Washington State death certificate — Lee Marvin Logue, Seattle, 1 November 1987. Ancestry, “Washington, U.S., Death Records, 1907–2017”, record 126354557. Image examined in the Stage 2 reading, 5 October 2026. Confirmed Lee Marvin Logue, born 29 November 1905, Texas; died 1 November 1987 at Highline Community Hospital, Seattle; a mechanic in water works, a veteran; father Doctor Crutcher Logue, mother Virginia Alice; his wife, Velma, was the informant; buried at Rose Hills, Whittier, California. (The certificate carries an identity number, which is not transcribed here.) ⚠ “Doctor Crutcher” is the form the 1920 census gives for Dan Crutcher Logue; the mother’s maiden name is not on the certificate.
- S1564California county marriages — Lee Marvin Logue and Velma Lucille Woods, Los Angeles. FamilySearch, “California, County Marriages”, index entry K8NZ-HV9, checked 1 October 2026. Index only; the register image is not yet read. Probable The groom, born 1904, is the son of D C Logue and Virginia Alice “Hanby”. ⚠ The index line carries no marriage date; his death certificate (S1301) gives his birth as 29 November 1905.
- S1571The Austin American (Austin, Texas), 13 February 1938, p. 6, and 14 February 1938, p. 2 — obituary of Mrs. Leola Piland. Newspapers.com images 384888816 and 384889766. Newspaper text read; the page images are not transcribed. Confirmed Aged 45; died Saturday; husband Ruben Piland; “her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Louge of Sherman”; a sister at Austin (surname printed “Powell”) and Mrs. H. R. Lewis of Sherman; brothers Quillan, Marvin and Halbert Logue of Los Angeles; Hyltin Funeral Home; burial Oakwood Cemetery. Her son is named in print and is not transcribed here.
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