Robert Logan - Revision history

Liz: /* Children */ source # attribution correction Catherine Logan

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‎Children: source # attribution correction Catherine Logan

Liz: Land warrants, Slippery Rock, to Robert Logan

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Land warrants, Slippery Rock, to Robert Logan

Liz: 1860 census Robert Logan with Sarah A Graham; change source #s & attribution

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1860 census Robert Logan with Sarah A Graham; change source #s & attribution

Liz: ancestry chart accessing Euphamia Stoughton & Robert Logan Sr.

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ancestry chart accessing Euphamia Stoughton & Robert Logan Sr.

Liz: spelling

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Liz: image, swearing in of executors re 1840 will Robert Logan

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image, swearing in of executors re 1840 will Robert Logan

Liz: wording in intro bios clarify that 1840 will is of Robert Sr.

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wording in intro bios clarify that 1840 will is of Robert Sr.

Liz: image, suit of Dan & Rebekah Smith vs Robert Logan; image deposition with ~death date

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image, suit of Dan & Rebekah Smith vs Robert Logan; image deposition with ~death date

Liz: word revision source 11; source 10 attendant documents re 1840 will

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word revision source 11; source 10 attendant documents re 1840 will

Liz: remove Martha Logan Bell as child; add correction note tosource 10: name of Euphamia Stoughton not in will 1840;

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remove Martha Logan Bell as child; add correction note tosource 10: name of Euphamia Stoughton not in will 1840;

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 |Eleana  Logan  ||F || (bef. 2 April 1841)   || ||  ||  || <sup class="reference">  [6]</sup>
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-|Catharine Logan  ||F ||    || ||William Hamilton <br>of Mercer Co. PA, <br> res. Iowa  || || <sup class="reference">[8]  </sup>
+|Catharine Logan  ||F ||    || ||William Hamilton <br>of Mercer Co. PA, <br> res. Iowa  || || <sup class="reference">[9]  </sup>
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 |''' Butler Sentinel notice''', issues of 24 Nov 1827 and 5 Jan 1828.  Copy supplied to us by Marc Flitsch.<br>Robert Logan issued a notice to creditors, that he would not pay bills for his wife Massey who had left him "on the 19th instant". (i.e. 19 Nov 1827).   The unknown length of separation extended at least through January.
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+| '''Birth'''  ||~1798/1800   ||  || || <sup class="reference">[4][5]</sup>
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 | '''Marriage''' ||  || || to  [[Euphamia Stoughton (1810)|Euphamia Stoughton]] ||<sup class="reference">[6]</sup>
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-|'''Death'''||   || || || <sup class="reference">[8] </sup>
+|'''Death'''||~1865   || || || <sup class="reference">[9] </sup>
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   +-- [[Euphamia Stoughton (1810)|Euphamia Stoughton]]
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-  Sources: <sup class="reference">[6][8]</sup>
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 |(Eliza Jane ?) Logan <br>unconfirmed  ||F || (1825-1888)   || ||William McGowan  ||res. Marion, Linn Co. IA || <sup class="reference">[W1] [E1][E2]  </sup>
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-|Eleana  Logan  ||F || (bef. 2 April 1841)   || ||  ||  || <sup class="reference">  [5]</sup>
+|Eleana  Logan  ||F || (bef. 2 April 1841)   || ||  ||  || <sup class="reference">  [6]</sup>
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 |Catharine Logan  ||F ||    || ||William Hamilton <br>of Mercer Co. PA, <br> res. Iowa  || || <sup class="reference">[8]  </sup>
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-|'''Will of [[Jacob Stoughton]], abstract''', from Book B, p.195.  Jacob Stoughton of Muddy Creek Twp., Butler Co. PA; will signed 2 Apr. 1841, filed 25 June 1841.  The will lists "niece Eleana Logan".
+|'''1860 United States Federal Census''', Brady Twp., Butler Co. PA. pg.14.  Date of Census 8 June 1860<br>Lines 33-34: Robert Logan age 60, master Carpenter, personal estate worth $50, no real estate, b. PA.  Sarah A. Graham age 25, b. PA.<br>Lines 35-40: Family of Daniel Smith age 62 & Rebecca age 50, & children.<br>Note: Daniel & Rebecca Smith filed for reimbursement of expenses, estate paper of [[Robert Logan Sr.]]
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 |'''Genealogical and personal history of western Pennsylvania, Vol. 3''', Editor-in-chief: John W. Jordan.
 Author: Jordan, John W. (John Woolf), 1840-1921. Pages 1272-1274.<br>From the Historic Pittsburgh Full Text Collection. Collection is searchable; policy re. use on websites is ambiguous; may prohibit reproduction of text. See web address below for full text<br>
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 |'''Contract for Deed,  Slippery Rock Twp.''' property of ''Robert Logan''& wife [[Euphamia Stoughton (1810)|Euphamia]], being transferred to Smith Neal for $22, dated 14 Dec 1827, Slippery Rock Twp., Butler Co. PA.  It was a portion of an eight acres of property acquired by  Samuel Caldwell in 1824 from Hugh & Charles Bigham, who in 1819 purchased the property from the trustees of Western University; who in turn acquired it from the trustees of the Pittsburgh Academy, who received it from the PA state legislature in 1787.  ''Robert Logan'' acquired 1 acre and a quarter from Caldwell, date not specified but after 1824.
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 |'''Kansas, a cyclopedia of state history...''': Volume III, part 1 of ''Kansas: a cyclopedia of state history, embracing events, institutions, industries, counties, cities, towns, prominent persons, etc. ...'' , with  supplementary volume devoted to selected personal history and reminiscence. Standard Pub. Co. Chicago, 1912. 3 vol. (in 4 bindings). Vols. I-II edited by Frank W. Blackmar. Transcribed December 2002 by Carolyn Ward. This volume is identified at the Kansas State Historical Society as microfilm LM195. It is a two-part volume 3. See:<br>http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/archives/1912/h3/hamilton_alphius_lamont_l.html <br>A biographical & genealogical entry re. ''Alphius Lamont L. Hamilton'' born 4 Mar 1850 in Harrisville, Butler Co. Pa, subsequently practicing law in Emporia Kansas, was son of ''William Hamilton'' (born Mercer Co. PA, moved to Iowa) and ''Catharine Logan''.  ''Her father was ''Robert Logan'' who served in the Union army'', 100th Regiment Pa infantry. "He entered service at the advanced age of sixty-four and died from exposure at Newport News, VA, before his 3 years' service was over."  Additionaly, the ''maternal great-grandmother of Judge Hamilton (Alphius Lamont L. Hamilton), ''"Massie Dillon"'', when a girl of twelve years was captured, scalped and left for dead by the Indians in a raid at Phillipsburg NJ, both parents being killed at the same time."  She was found by white settlers and recovered.  Her father was ''Isaac Dillon'' of NJ, veteran of the Revolution.
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 |'''Will of Robert Logan''', dated 18 Apr 1840, transcript supplied by Marc Flitch. (See transcript of will at right, followed by image of deposition of witnesses, and image of swearing in of executors.)
 * The will mentions "wife and several children who have survived me"(these are unnamed); son-in-law ''Robert Bell'' & wife Martha Bell, formerly ''Martha Logan''; also mentions property in Slippery Rock Twp sold to ''John and Thomas Patterson''.  Witnesses are John McGeorge and Samuel Krist; executors are Alexander McBride and Isaac S. Pearson.<br>Note: We believe this to be the will of the senior Robert Logan, husband of Massy Dillon; see dated documents below.
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 |[[1840 Will of Robert Logan|See will transcript]]<br>[[Image:Krist and McGeorge depositions , 1840 will Robert Logan.jpg|50px|left]]<br>[[Image:McBride and Pearson sworn executors, 1840 will Robert Logan.jpg|50px|left]]
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 |'''Suit against estate of Robert Logan by Rebekah & Dan Smith'''
 * Suit of Rebekah & Dan Smith against estate of Robert Logan  for $7.29 for services rendered Robert Logan during his life, and wife Massey after his death. Services are dated 16 Mar. 1839, & 1841. Lawsuit is dated 5 June 1842(1849?).<br>Note: The wording that services in 1839 were during the lifetime of Robert Logan, and services in 1841 for wife Massey were after his death, suggests the estate of  Robert Logan whose will is dated 18 Apr. 1840. In addition this document contains a poorly legible signature by Alexander McBride, Executor.   In the 1840 will of Robert Logan, he names an "Alexander McBride" as executor.  Taken together, this suggests strongly that the 1840 will is that of Robert Logan husband of Massey, (and thus, the father of Robert Logan, husband of Euphamia Stoughton).
 |[[Transcription, Lawsuit of Dan & Rebekah Smith|See transcript;]]<br>[[Image:Lawsuit of Dan & Rebekah Smith.jpg|50px|left]]
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 |'''Logan family tree''' on Ancestry.com by Michael Burke, see <br>http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mikegburke&id=I10941<br>Lists various sources (will, census, "Descendants of Isaac Logan" by Betty S. Collins).  Lists
 * 1800 census Slippery Rock Twp: Robert Logan (Sr.) & wife, both age 26-45, with 2 sons & 2 daughters all under 10 yrs.
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 * 1860 census Allegheny Co. PA for family of Isaac Logan (in household 708) and an unidentified but possibly brother James Logan family (residence 711)
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 |''' Butler Sentinel notice''', issues of 24 Nov 1827 and 5 Jan 1828.  Copy supplied to us by Marc Flitsch.<br>Robert Logan issued a notice to creditors, that he would not pay bills for his wife Massey who had left him "on the 19th instant". (i.e. 19 Nov 1827).   The unknown length of separation extended at least through January.
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-|'''Will of Robert Logan''', dated 18 Apr 1840, transcript supplied by Marc Flitch. (See transcript of will at right, followed by image of deposition or witnesses, and image of swearing in of executors.)
+|'''Will of Robert Logan''', dated 18 Apr 1840, transcript supplied by Marc Flitch. (See transcript of will at right, followed by image of deposition of witnesses, and image of swearing in of executors.)
 * The will mentions "wife and several children who have survived me"(these are unnamed); son-in-law ''Robert Bell'' & wife Martha Bell, formerly ''Martha Logan''; also mentions property in Slippery Rock Twp sold to ''John and Thomas Patterson''.  Witnesses are John McGeorge and Samuel Krist; executors are Alexander McBride and Isaac S. Pearson.<br>Note: We believe this to be the will of the senior Robert Logan, husband of Massy Dillon; see dated documents below.
 * Deposition of Samuel Krist and John McGeorge dated 2 June 1840, saying they witnessed the signing of the will of Robert Logan, in the home of William Logan, on 18 April 1840. (Presumably this signifies that ''Robert Logan died on or shortly before 2 June 1840''.)

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 PARENTS OF ROBERT LOGAN:<br>
-''Massey Dillon'' was a daughter of Isaac Dillon, a veteran of the American Revolution who was killed in an Indian raid at Phillipsburg, NJ.  Massey was scalped in this raid, but survived and recovered.  She became the wife of Robert Logan (Sr.).  This Robert Logan is reported to have been born before 1775 in Ireland; appears by 1800 in Slippery Rock Twp., Butler Co. PA; and is taxed in 1803 for 400 acres of land in Slippery Rock Twp.  This Robert Logan (and presumably Massey Dillon) appear in the 1800 census with 2 sons & 2 daughters under age 10; and in the 1820 census with 4 sons and 2 daughters.  Among their sons were '''Robert Logan'''  who married [[Euphamia Stoughton (1810)|Euphamia Stoughton]] & resided in Slippery Rock Twp., Butler Co. Pa; Isaac Logan who married 1st Rachel Morton, & 2nd Dianna Morton, & resided in Allegheny Co. PA; and possibly a James Logan & wife Susanna who resided near Isaac in Allegheny Co. in 1860 census.<br><br>
+''Massey Dillon'' was a daughter of Isaac Dillon, a veteran of the American Revolution who was killed in an Indian raid at Phillipsburg, NJ.  Massey was scalped in this raid, but survived and recovered.  She became the wife of Robert Logan (Sr.).  This Robert Logan is reported to have been born before 1775 in Ireland; appears by 1800 in Slippery Rock Twp., Butler Co. PA; and is taxed in 1803 for 400 acres of land in Slippery Rock Twp.  This Robert Logan (and presumably Massey Dillon) appear in the 1800 census with 2 sons & 2 daughters under age 10; and in the 1820 census with 4 sons and 2 daughters.  Among their sons were '''Robert Logan'''  who married [[Euphamia Stoughton (1810)|Euphamia Stoughton]] & resided in Slippery Rock Twp., Butler Co. Pa; Isaac Logan who married 1st Rachel Morton, & 2nd Dianna Morton, & resided in Allegheny Co. PA; and possibly a James Logan & wife Susanna who resided near Isaac in Allegheny Co. in 1860 census.<br>Robert Logan the elder made his will in April of 1840 and died on or about 2 June 1840.  The will mentions by name a daughter Martha, wife of Robert Bell.<br><br>
-ROBERT LOGAN appears to have been born about 1798 to parents Robert Logan (Sr.) and Massey Dillon.  He married [[Euphamia Stoughton (1810)|Euphamia Stoughton]] and appears to have had 7 or 8 daughters. <br>Robert Logan appears in the 1840 census to have possibly had 7 daughters plus a wife and either his mother or mother-in-law in the household. (Any of these 9 females could of course have been from outside the family. The two youngest are under age 5, so we presume a wife is present in 1840.)<br>Either he or his father made a will dated 18 Apr 1840 in which  a wife  & several surviving children are mentioned (not by name), and names son-in-law Robert Bell & wife Martha Bell, formerly Martha Logan, and mentions property in Slippery Rock sold to John & Thomas Patterson. (If this is the will of his father, then Martha Logan (Bell) is his sister and not his daughter.)  <br> Robert was presumably widowed by 1850. Euphamia is not found in the census of 1850, but Robert appears to be living with Euphamia's aunt & uncle, Magdalena & John Wigton.  Magdalena Wigton nee Covert was a sister of [[Catherine Covert]], Euphamia's mother.<br>Robert Logan is said to have entered service in the Union Army at age 64, and died of exposure at Newport News VA before his 3 yrs service were completed.
+ROBERT LOGAN appears to have been born about 1798 to parents Robert Logan (Sr.) and Massey Dillon.  He married [[Euphamia Stoughton (1810)|Euphamia Stoughton]] and appears to have had 7 or 8 daughters. <br>Robert Logan appears in the 1840 census to have possibly had 7 daughters plus a wife and either his mother or mother-in-law in the household. (Any of these 9 females could of course have been from outside the family. The two youngest are under age 5, so we presume a wife is present in 1840.)<br> Robert was presumably widowed by 1850. Euphamia is not found in the census of 1850, but Robert appears to be living with Euphamia's aunt & uncle, Magdalena & John Wigton.  Magdalena Wigton nee Covert was a sister of [[Catherine Covert]], Euphamia's mother.<br>Robert Logan is said to have entered service in the Union Army at age 64, and died of exposure at Newport News VA before his 3 yrs service were completed.
 <br>The daughters names are mostly unknown to us.  Eleana Logan is named in the 1841 will of her uncle [[Jacob Stoughton]]. Catharine is named in the biography of her son Alphius Lamont L. Hamilton, in a Kansas state history, which also names the grandmother Massey Dillon Logan. Martha is named in her father's will.
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 |'''Contract for Deed,  Slippery Rock Twp.''' property of ''Robert Logan''& wife [[Euphamia Stoughton (1810)|Euphamia]], being transferred to Smith Neal for $22, dated 14 Dec 1827, Slippery Rock Twp., Butler Co. PA.  It was a portion of an eight acres of property acquired by  Samuel Caldwell in 1824 from Hugh & Charles Bigham, who in 1819 purchased the property from the trustees of Western University; who in turn acquired it from the trustees of the Pittsburgh Academy, who received it from the PA state legislature in 1787.  ''Robert Logan'' acquired 1 acre and a quarter from Caldwell, date not specified but after 1824.
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 |'''Kansas, a cyclopedia of state history...''': Volume III, part 1 of ''Kansas: a cyclopedia of state history, embracing events, institutions, industries, counties, cities, towns, prominent persons, etc. ...'' , with  supplementary volume devoted to selected personal history and reminiscence. Standard Pub. Co. Chicago, 1912. 3 vol. (in 4 bindings). Vols. I-II edited by Frank W. Blackmar. Transcribed December 2002 by Carolyn Ward. This volume is identified at the Kansas State Historical Society as microfilm LM195. It is a two-part volume 3. See:<br>http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/archives/1912/h3/hamilton_alphius_lamont_l.html <br>A biographical & genealogical entry re. ''Alphius Lamont L. Hamilton'' born 4 Mar 1850 in Harrisville, Butler Co. Pa, subsequently practicing law in Emporia Kansas, was son of ''William Hamilton'' (born Mercer Co. PA, moved to Iowa) and ''Catharine Logan''.  ''Her father was ''Robert Logan'' who served in the Union army'', 100th Regiment Pa infantry. "He entered service at the advanced age of sixty-four and died from exposure at Newport News, VA, before his 3 years' service was over."  Additionaly, the ''maternal great-grandmother of Judge Hamilton (Alphius Lamont L. Hamilton), ''"Massie Dillon"'', when a girl of twelve years was captured, scalped and left for dead by the Indians in a raid at Phillipsburg NJ, both parents being killed at the same time."  She was found by white settlers and recovered.  Her father was ''Isaac Dillon'' of NJ, veteran of the Revolution.
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-|'''Will of Robert Logan''', dated 18 Apr 1840, mentions "wife and several children who have survived me"(un-named); son-in-law ''Robert Bell'' & wife Martha Bell, formerly ''Martha Logan''; also mentions property in Slippery Rock Twp sold to ''John and Thomas Patterson''.<br>Note: We believe this to be the will of the senior Robert Logan, husband of Massy Dillon; see dated documents below.
+|'''Will of Robert Logan''', dated 18 Apr 1840, transcript supplied by Marc Flitch. (See transcript of will at right, followed by image of deposition.)
-|[[1840 Will of Robert Logan|See transcript]]
+* The will mentions "wife and several children who have survived me"(these are unnamed); son-in-law ''Robert Bell'' & wife Martha Bell, formerly ''Martha Logan''; also mentions property in Slippery Rock Twp sold to ''John and Thomas Patterson''.  Witnesses are John McGeorge and Samuel Krist; executors are Alexander McBride and Isaac S. Pearson.<br>Note: We believe this to be the will of the senior Robert Logan, husband of Massy Dillon; see dated documents below.
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-|'''Attendant documents, re. 1840 Will of Robert Logan'''
+|'''Suit against estate of Robert Logan by Rebekah & Dan Smith'''
-* Suit of Rebekah & Dan Smith against estate of Robert Logan  for $7.29 for services rendered Robert Logan during his life, and wife Massey after his death. Services dated 16 Mar. 1839 & 1841;suit dated 5 June 1842 (1849?).
+* Suit of Rebekah & Dan Smith against estate of Robert Logan  for $7.29 for services rendered Robert Logan during his life, and wife Massey after his death. Services are dated 16 Mar. 1839, & 1841. Lawsuit is dated 5 June 1842(1849?).<br>Note: The wording that services in 1839 were during the lifetime of Robert Logan, and services in 1841 for wife Massey were after his death, suggests the estate of  Robert Logan whose will is dated 18 Apr. 1840. In addition this document contains a poorly legible signature by Alexander McBride, Executor.   In the 1840 will of Robert Logan, he names an "Alexander McBride" as executor.  Taken together, this suggests strongly that the 1840 will is that of Robert Logan husband of Massey, (and thus, the father of Robert Logan, husband of Euphamia Stoughton).
-|[[Transcription, Lawsuit of Dan & Rebekah Smith|See transcript;]]<br>[[Image, Lawsuit of Dan & Rebekah Smith|See image]]
+|[[Transcription, Lawsuit of Dan & Rebekah Smith|See transcript;]]<br>[[Image:Lawsuit of Dan & Rebekah Smith.jpg|50px|left]]
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-|'''Flitch-McGowan-Hockaday-Brown family tree''', on Ancestry.com, owner "mflitch7" Marc Flitch.  Site lists descendants of Euphema ''Massey'' Stoughton and Robert Logan, Jr. (children Adaline, Clarissa, Martha, Eliza Jane (1825-1888),& Hannah Logan (1837-????)). Site lists parents of Euphema Stoughton as Catherine Covert and (Ed.: erroneously, we believe) John Walker Stoughton. See [[John Stoughton]] for discussion. The site also gives for Euphema/Massey a marriage date of before 1825, a notation of "separation from Robert Logan, Jr" dated 21 Nov 1827, and a death date for Euphema/Massey of 1841.<br> For Robert Logan Jr. it gives birthdate 1795 in Butler, PA, and death date 2 Jun 1840 in Cranberry, Butler Co. PA.<br> Sources listed for Euphema/ Massey Stoughton are the 1810 & 1820 census for J. Stoughton family, & the 1830 & 1840 census for Robert Logan family. None of these census list wife or children's names, marriage or death dates, so sources for this information not specified. <br> Daughters are listed as  Eliza Jane Logan (m. Wm. McGowan), Clarissa Logan (m. Archey McGowan), Martha Logan, Hannah Logan, and Adaline Logan (m. Thomas J. Ross). This site includes a photo portrait of Eliza Jane Logan. <br><br>Ed. Note: We believe this website  has combined information on  2 generations of Robert Logans, (the older Robert Logan married to Massey and their son Robert married to Euphamia Stoughton).  Information re. Massey has been applied to Euphamia Stoughton, such as the published notice of separation, and a possible confusion of death dates.
+|'''Flitch-McGowan-Hockaday-Brown family tree''', on Ancestry.com, owner "mflitch7" Marc Flitch.  Site lists descendants of Euphema ''Massey'' Stoughton and Robert Logan, Jr. (children Adaline, Clarissa, Martha, Eliza Jane (1825-1888),& Hannah Logan (1837-????)). Site lists parents of Euphema Stoughton as Catherine Covert and (Ed.: erroneously, we believe) John Walker Stoughton. See [[John Stoughton]] for discussion. The site also gives for Euphema/Massey a marriage date of before 1825, a notation of "separation from Robert Logan, Jr" dated 21 Nov 1827, and a death date for Euphema/Massey of 1841.<br> For Robert Logan Jr. it gives birthdate 1795 in Butler, PA, and death date 2 Jun 1840 in Cranberry, Butler Co. PA.<br> Sources listed for Euphema/ Massey Stoughton are the 1810 & 1820 census for J. Stoughton family, & the 1830 & 1840 census for Robert Logan family. None of these census list wife or children's names, marriage or death dates, so sources for this information not specified. <br> Daughters are listed as  Eliza Jane Logan (m. Wm. McGowan), Clarissa Logan (m. Archey McGowan), Martha Logan, Hannah Logan, and Adaline Logan (m. Thomas J. Ross). This site includes a photo portrait of Eliza Jane Logan. <br><br>Ed. Note: We believe this website  has combined information on  2 generations of Robert Logans, (the older Robert Logan married to Massey and their son Robert married to Euphamia Stoughton).  Information re. Massey has been applied to Euphamia Stoughton, such as the published notice of separation, and a confusion of the death date of Robert Logan (Sr.) for that of Robert Logan his son.
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 |Catharine Logan  ||F ||    || ||William Hamilton <br>of Mercer Co. PA, <br> res. Iowa  || || <sup class="reference">[8]  </sup>
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 * 1803 tax list Slippery Rock Twp: Robert Logan (Sr.) 400 acres.
 * Land transaction 24 June 1824 between Samuel Caldwell & ''Robert Logan'' (Jr.) (Allegheny Co. Deed Boook A2 pg 274, & Butler Co. Book E, pgs 40-41.) This property conveyed by ''Robert Logan'' & wife [[Euphamia Stoughton (1810)|Euphamia]] of Slippery Rock Twp, to Smith Neal on 4 Dec 1827.
-* Will of Robert Logan (Jr.): wife [[Euphamia Stoughton (1810)|Euphamia]], daughter Martha (Mrs. Robert) Bell. <br><br>Additional data re. Isaac Logan, brother of Robert Logan (Jr.). Sources include:
+* Will of Robert Logan (Jr.): wife [[Euphamia Stoughton (1810)|Euphamia]], daughter Martha (Mrs. Robert) Bell. <br><br>Editor's Note: the will of Robert Logan which names Martha Bell and son-in-law Robert Bell mentions a wife, but DOES NOT NAME HER. (See image & transcript elsewhere, this page.) This appears to be the will of Robert Logan (Sr.), husband of Massy Dillon, making Martha Bell not a daughter but  a sister-in-law of Euphamia Stoughton.  The name "Euphamia Stoughton" as wife has been mistakenly added to the extracted notes apparently by the website page owner. <br><br>  Additional data re. Isaac Logan, brother of Robert Logan (Jr.) is given. Sources include:
 * 1860 census Allegheny Co. PA for family of Isaac Logan (in household 708) and an unidentified but possibly brother James Logan family (residence 711)
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