Husband Joseph Logan, Sr. 1 2
Born: Abt 1771 - ? County Tyrone, Ireland
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Died: Jul 1839 - Butler Co, PA 3
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Father: Thomas Logan ( - ) 4
Mother: Agnes [Unk] ( - ) 5
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Wife Elizabeth [Unk] 6
Born: Abt 1773
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Died: Aug 1850 - ? Butler Co, PA 3
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Children
1 M John Logan
Born: Abt 1800
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Died: Abt 1800
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Spouse: Did Not Marry
2 F Nancy Logan 1
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Spouse: William Dickson ( - ) 4
3 F Mary Logan 1 7
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Spouse: John Welsh ( - ) 4 7
4 M David Logan 8 9
Born: 1802 - Lancaster Co, PA
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Died: 1 Feb 1878 10
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Spouse: Elizabeth Davis ( -1856) 4
Spouse: Mary Ann Sefton ( -Bef 1895) 11 12
Spouse: Nancy Cox ( -1892) 13
5 M Levi Logan 3 13
Born: - Lancaster Co, PA
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Died: 14 Aug 1871 14
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Spouse: Mary Davis ( -1891) 4 13
Marr: 1837 13
6 M Joseph Logan 6
Born: Abt 1813
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Died: 8 Nov 1865 6
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Spouse: Margaret McCandless (Abt 1822-1863) 6
7 F Isabell Logan 1
AKA: Belle Logan
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Spouse: William Purvis ( - ) 4
8 F Barbara Logan 3
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Spouse: Jesse Sutton ( - ) 4
9 F Elizabeth Logan 15 16 17
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Died: Apr 1892 18 19
Buried: - North Cemetery, Butler, Butler Co, PA
Spouse: Samuel G. Purvis, Esq. (1808-1879) 16 17 20 21
Marr: 1834 15
General Notes: Husband - Joseph Logan, Sr.
He emigrated from Ireland, County Tyrone, to Lancaster, Pennsylvania, in 1794, and made a settlement in Middlesex Township, Butler County, on what was later the Erastus Logan farm, in the fall of 1798. [HBC 1883, 244]
The Erastus Logan farm in Penn Township, Butler County, Pennsylvania, is an interesting spot historically, as there were families of Logans living on it for at least five generations. The farm, which is situated in what was formerly known as the Cunningham District, was purchased from the state in the year 1786 by a man named Edward Burd, who, in the year 1804, sold it to Thomas Logan and his wife, Agnes Logan, natives of Ireland, and the ancestors of the Logan family in that part of the country. In 1807, Thomas Logan sold the farm to his son, Joseph Logan, who, with his wife, Elizabeth, made it their home, and willed it to their son, Joseph, from whom Erastus Logan inherited it. [HBC 1883, 266]
In an early day, Joseph Logan came from Ireland to Penn Township, Butler County, Pennsylvania, and purchased 300 acres of uncultivated land, where he remained until his death. [HBC 1883, 272]
He was one of the pioneers of Penn Township, Butler County, Pennsylvania, where he located upon an uncleared tract of 150 acres. He died when his son, Joseph, was eighteen years of age.