Logan, Cache County, Utah Genealogy

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Logan City Cemetery


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Church History and Records

 * Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints


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Vital Records
• Reliable birth and death records in Logan date back to 1898. In that year the Utah state legislature provided for central county records and the Cache County Clerk began to keep a vital record register or ledger. This practice continued until 1905 when a state-wide registration of both births and deaths began. • Marriages were seen as a religious sacrament early in the history of Cache County. With the passage of the Edmund’s-Tucker Act, federal regulators outlawed polygamy, a common practice among pioneer members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Mormons). The act also mandated a territorial registration of marriages which began in 1887. • Settlers began to enter Cache County in 1859. Vital records from that time until civil registration of births, marriages, and deaths began may be found in alternative sources: newspapers, church records, family records, cemetery records, etc.

Family History Library of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints https://www.familysearch.org • Access a microfilmed copy of the 1898-1905 birth and death register [FHL US/CAN Film 431094] • Access a microfilmed copy of the 1887-1966 marriage records [FHL US/CAN films 430301-430317]

Office of Vital records and Statistics https://silver.health.utah.gov/ • Order copies of birth, marriage, and death records online • Birth and death records from 1905 to the present

Utah State Archives and Records Service http://www.archives.state.ut.us/ • Access a microfilmed copy of the 1895-1905 birth and death register [Series 83781] • View the 1905 Birth Certificate Index