James Logan1
d. before 27 December 1818
| Father | James Logan1 d. 1818 or 1819 |
| Mother | Barbara (?) d. bef 27 Dec 1818 |
| Marriage | 12 Apr 1810 | James Logan married Elizabeth Vance, daughter of James Vance, on 12 Apr 1810 in Washington County, Virginia.2,1 |
| Death | before 27 Dec 1818 | James died before 27 Dec 1818 at which time he was referred to as deceased in his father's will.1 |
| | The will also left a tract of land known as the Gibson Survey to James's sons James and John when they turned 21. However their mother Elizabeth was allowed the use of the land to support them until that time, provided she remained a widow. After they came of age she could retain the use of 1/3 of the land during her lifetime, again provided she did not remarry. In addition the will left Elizabeth and her children 1/4 of the profits (and losses) of James's mill for a period of 10 years.1 |
| 17 Feb 1829 | On 17 Feb 1829 James Vance was appointed guardian of James Logan's 4 children who were all still underage: Elizabeth, Sally, James V. and John B.3 |
Citations
- [S131] James Logan will (1819), Washington Co., Virginia, Will Book 4: 285. The will named (among others) sons John, Caleb, William and Robert, daughters Bethia Fullen, Barbara Logan and Darcus McCulloch. It also named Elizabeth Logan, widow of son, James Logan, Jr., and her two children, James and John Logan.
- [S4] D.E. Brown, Marriages of Washington Co., VA 1781-1853, p. 36. Elizabeth Vance and James Logan, 12 Apr 1810.
- [S28] Gerald H. Clark, Guardian Bonds Washington Co., VA, p. 24. James Vance appr guardian of Elizabeth, Sally, James V. and John Logan, orphans of James Logan, Jr. dec'd; bond: $2,000 with sureties Robert Preston, Jr. and Joseph Vance; 17 Feb. 1829.