Barbara Logan1
b. say 1780
| Father | James Logan1 d. 1818 or 1819 |
| Mother | Barbara (?) d. bef 27 Dec 1818 |
| Birth-Say | say 1780 | Barbara Logan was born say 1780. |
| Legatee | 27 Dec 1818 | Barbara may not have been married when her father James wrote his will in December, 1818. He left her a Negro girl named Phan and a horse and saddle. He also stipulated that she should have a share of the household and kitchen furniture to make her equal with her brothers John and Caleb. Barbara was to have the use of the room she was lodging in as long as she remained single.1 |
| Court Record | 20 Mar 1823 | Five years later Barbara executed a deed whereby she transferred the Negro girl "Fan" to Samuel Logan "in consideration of the love and affection" she held for him as her son. The previous year she had also gifted Samuel (again named as her son) with a Negro named Quinton who had also been named in James Logan's will.2,3 |
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| Last Edited | 8 Jun 2013 |
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.
- [S1947] Washington Co., Virginia Deed Book 8: 135. The deed was dated 20 Mar 1823 and recorded 2 Aug. 1823. It was witnessed by Samuel Dunn and Jeremiah Rogers.
- [S2206] Washington Co., Virginia Deed Book 7: 529. The deed was dated 11 Mar 1822 and recorded 22 April 1822. It was witnessed by Samuel Dunn, Bethia Talbert and Bazil Talbert.
- [S1947] Washington Co., Virginia Deed Book 8: 135. On 20 March 1823, Barbara Logan gifted Samuel Logan, whom she named as her son, a Negro girl named Fan. The will of James Logan, dated 27 Dec. 1818, devised the same Negro to his daughter Barbara Logan.