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Jane Logan

Birth1730 - Cumberland, Pennsylvania, United States
Death17 July 1763 - Kerrs Creek, Rockbridge, Virginia, United States
MotherSarah Read (Reade)
FatherJames David Logan(Chief Justice)

Born in Cumberland, Pennsylvania, United States on 1730 to James David Logan(Chief Justice) and Sarah Read (Reade). Jane Logan married John P. Logan and had 10 children. She passed away on 17 July 1763 in Kerrs Creek, Rockbridge, Virginia, United States.

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Parents
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James David Logan(chief Justice)
1674 - 1751
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Sarah Read (Reade)
1692 - 1754
Spouse(s)
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John P. Logan
Unknown - Unknown
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John Mckee
1707 - 1792
Children Show all
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Mary Bean
1746 - 1822
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Robert Mckee
1754 - 1812
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Mary Mckee
1756 - 1761
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Eliza A Mccoy
1829 - 1910
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Joseph Mckee I
1749 - 1824
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David Mckee
1760 - 1825
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William Mckee
1759 - 1835
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William Mckee
1750 - 1752
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James Logan Mckee
1752 - 1832
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Miriam Mckee
1747 - 1796

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