About Us
The Logan County Archives is a department of the Logan County Fiscal Court; a section of the Logan County Clerk's Office.
The Logan County Genealogical Society was organized in 1980 as the guardians of the county's historical records.
To preserve and protect genealogical and historical materials.
To build a library of genealogical resources.
To share knowledge of genealogical lines and information on research methods.
To encourage preservation of existing cemeteries.
To encourage preservation of court records in Logan County.
To promote an interest in genealogy and any other purposes related thereto.
Membership Information
Membership to the Logan County Genealogical Society is $25.00 per year.
Membership is valid from January 1st to December 31st.
Payment of yearly dues gives you access to our Friends of the Society website page. This section contains information on all indexed records at the Logan County Archives.
Although the Logan County Genealogical Society is a 501(C)3 non-profit, no portion of your yearly dues is tax deductible. Donations made to the Genealogical Society ARE tax deductible.
LCGS Board of Directors
Adam Scales, Chairperson
Charles Lyne
Kelly Lyne
Jerry Humble
Chad Hall
LCGS Officers
Denise Shoulders, President
Mary Duff-Lancaster, Vice President
Peggy Vick, Secretary
Kerry Holloman, Treasurer
Honorary Members
Judy Lyne, Founding Genealogical Society President 1979 - 2022
Pat & Carl Foster, Founding Board of Directors and members
Lee Thompson, Founding member, past Treasurer, past Archives Clerk
Cheryl Goley, long-time volunteer
Connie Sitz, past Archives Clerk and volunteer
NOTICE CONTENT WARNING: Materials in the Logan County Archives' collections contain historical terms and phrases that are offensive to modern readers. These include demeaning and dehumanizing references to race, ethnicity, and nationality; enslaved or free status; physical and mental ability; and gender and sexual orientation. While the staff do not agree with or condone the actions of those from the past, we do not alter the records to reflect the modern view on those topics.