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James Logan

Birth1794 - Ireland
Death3 Dec 1856 - Washington County, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherElizabeth Gilles
FatherJohn Logan

Born in Ireland on 1794 to John Logan and Elizabeth Gilles. James Logan married Mary Bryson and had 14 children. He passed away on 3 Dec 1856 in Washington County, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
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John Logan
1737 - 1819
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Elizabeth Gilles
1738 - 1836
Spouse(s)
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Mary Bryson
1800 - 1871
Children Show all
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Margaret Ann Logan
1847 - 1936
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Sarah Ellen Logan
1823 - 1896
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William Penn Logan
1826 - 1908
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Hugh Ritner Logan
1832 - 1904
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John Weary Logan
1834 - 1912
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Thomas B Logan
1836 - 1863
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Mary D Logan
1843 - 1861
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Leman Mc Logan
1838 - 1907
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Nancy Maria Logan
1824 - 1898
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Samuel Logan
1828 - Unknown
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Catharine Logan
1820 - Unknown
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Peggy Ann Logan
1821 - 1833
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Simon Logan
1840 - Unknown
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Rachel Logan
1841 - Unknown

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