Private John Logan of Alleghany Co.,, pension $96 per annum, Penn. Continental line, age 81, source: Pension Roll 1835 v. II, PA.
Private David Logan of Northumberland Co.,, pension $96 per annum, Penn. Continental line, age 75, died 14 Feb. 1826, source: Pension Roll 1835 v. II, PA.
Private Alexander Logan of Alleghany Co.,, pension $40 per annum, Penn. Militia, age 76, source: Pension Roll 1835 v. II, PA.
Private Samuel Logan of Washington Co.,, pension $36.66 per annum, Penn. Continental line, age 74, source: Pension Roll 1835 v. II, PA.
Massachusetts:
Sergeant John Logan of Bristol, Mass., pension $32 per annum (increased to $64 per annum in 1819), 15th Regiment U.S. Infantry , age ?, died 23 Dec 1826, source: Pension Roll 1835 v. I, MA.
New Jersey:
Private & Wagon Master James
Logan of Hopkins Co., KY, pension $110 per annum, New Jersey line, age
79, source: Pension Roll 1835 v. III, KY.
New York:
Major Samuel Logan, pension $240 per
annum,
New York line, age 81, source: Pension Roll 1835 v.
II, NY.
Maryland:
Private Patrick Logan (Invalid),
pension $48 per annum, age ?, source: Invalid
Pensioners of 1818, Maryland.
Virginia:
Private Timothy Logan of Garrard Co., KY, pension $80 per annum, Virginia line, age 75(age 84 in 1840), source: Pension Roll 1835 v. III, KY.
Private William Logan of Nicholas Co., KY, pension $80 per annum, Virginia line, age 75, source: Pension Roll 1835 v. III, KY.
Private Alexander Logan of Amhurst Co., pension $23.33 per annum, Virginia State troops, age 73(age 79 in 1840), source: Pension Roll 1835 v. III, VA.
James Logan of Henry Co., KY, pension $80 per annum, Virginia line, age 75(listed as age 76 in 1840 and living with James R. Logan), source: Pension Roll 1835 v. III, KY.
John Logan of Henry Co., KY, pension $80 per annum, Virginia line, age 77(age 82 and living with Joseph Logan in Trimble Co, KY, in 1840), source: Pension Roll 1835 v. III, KY.
Private Patrick Logan of Franklin Co., Ohio, pension $96 per annum, Virginia Continental line, age 68, source: Pension Roll 1835 v. IV, OH.
North Carolina:
William Logan of York, SC, served in North Carolina, source: Suspended Applications for SC Residents, 1850.
Private Drury Logan of Rutherford, NC, pension $80 per annum, North Carolina Continental line, age 72, source: Pension Roll 1835 v. III, NC.
Philip Logan, musician, of Baldwin
Co., Georgia, pension $96 per annum, North Carolina Continental line,
age 60,
source: Pension Roll 1835 v. III, GA.
South Carolina:
Alexander Logan: He served 439 days under Capt. SimonTufts in an independent company during 1779 and 1780 and 122 days in the militia during 1781 and 1782 under Capt. Dawson. source: Roster of SC Patriots in the American Rev. by Moss
Private Andrew Logan of Abbeville, SC, pension $27.21 per annum, South Carolina line, age 69, source: Pension Roll 1835 v. III, SC.
Andrew Logan: born in NorthCarolina. While residing in Ninety-Six District, he entered service at the age of 16 or 17 ( born abt 1766) under Capt. John Irwin about the time of the siege of Ninety-Six. He marched to the Indian frontier and fought against the Indians and the Tories. Next, he served under Capt. Samuel Moore as a mounted horseman and scout. He again entered service under Capt. John Irwin and joined Gen. Pickens for an expedition against the Cherokee Indians and was in the battle at Chota Town. From 1780-83, he served in the militia alternately. source: Roster of SC Patriots in the American Rev. by Moss
David Logan: He served 439 days under Capt. Simon Tufts in an independent company during 1779 and 1780 and was still in the militia during 1781 and 1782. Also during 1779 and 1780, he rode express fro Gen. Williamson. source: Roster of SC Patriots in the American Rev. by Moss
David Logan, Jr.: He served 36 days in the militia during 1781 and 1782 under Capt. Dawson. source: Roster of SC Patriots in the American Rev. by Moss
Francis Logan: He served as a captain in the militia at Ninety Six under Gen. Williamson during 1775. In addition, he served 100 days on horseback and on foot in the militia from 1781 to 1783. source: Roster of SC Patriots in the American Rev. by Moss
George Logan: source: Roster of SC Patriots in the American Rev. by Moss
Henry Logan source: Roster of SC Patriots in the American Rev. by Moss
Hugh Logan source: Roster of SC Patriots in the American Rev. by Moss
Isaac Logan source: Roster of SC Patriots in the American Rev. by Moss
James Logan source: Roster of SC Patriots in the American Rev. by Moss
John Logan source: Roster of SC Patriots in the American Rev. by Moss
John Loggan source: Roster of SC Patriots in the American Rev. by Moss
John Logan, Jr. source: Roster of SC Patriots in the American Rev. by Moss
Robert Logan source: Roster of SC Patriots in the American Rev. by Moss
Samuel Logan source: Roster of SC Patriots in the American Rev. by Moss
Thomas Logan source:
Roster of SC Patriots in the American Rev. by Moss
William Logan of York, SC, born 11 Nov 1748, Spotsylvania Co., VA, died 7 Jan 1833. source: Suspended Applications for SC Residents, 1850.
Private (in Calvery & Infantry) William Logan Sr. of Franklin Co., Indiana, pension $25.88 per annum, South Carolina Militia, age 68, source: Pension Roll 1835 v. IV, IN.
Georgia:
Philip Logan, musician, of Baldwin
Co., Georgia, pension $96 per annum, North Carolina Continental line,
age 60,
source: Pension Roll 1835 v. III, GA.
Kentucky:
Private Timothy Logan of Garrard Co.,
KY,
pension $80 per annum, Virginia line, age 75, source:
Pension
Roll 1835 v. III, KY.
Private William Logan of Nicholas Co., KY, pension $80 per annum, Virginia line, age 75, source: Pension Roll 1835 v. III, KY.
James Logan of Henry Co., KY, pension $80 per annum, Virginia line, age 75, source: Pension Roll 1835 v. III, KY.
John Logan of Henry Co., KY, pension $80 per annum, Virginia line, age 77, source: Pension Roll 1835 v. III, KY.
Widow of 2nd Lieutenant Samuel Logan, pension $150 per annum, source: Pensioners of 1818 Showing Widows & Orphans, KY.
Joseph Logan of Morgan Co., KY, "militia service overrated, more percise specification and further proof required." source: Suspended Applications for KY Residents, 1850.
James Logan of Lewis Co., KY, "He did not serve during the Revolution." source: Rejected Applications for KY Residents, 1850.
Private & Wagon Master James
Logan of Hopkins Co., KY, pension $110 per annum, New Jersey line, age
79, source: Pension Roll 1835 v. III, KY.
Indiana:
Private (in Calvery & Infantry) William Logan Sr. of Franklin Co., Indiana, pension $25.88 per annum, South Carolina Militia, age 68, source: Pension Roll 1835 v. IV, IN.
Ohio:
Private Patrick Logan of Franklin Co., Ohio, pension $96 per annum, Virginia Continental line, age 68, source: Pension Roll 1835 v. IV, OH.
John Logan, unknown county in Ohio, rejected claim for pension, source: Rejected Applications for OH Residents, 1850.
Unspecified location:
Hugh Logan seeking compensation for
horses
lost and horse hire in the amount of $52.55, certificate issued 21
April
1794. source: Settlement of Rev. War Claims Previously
barred
by Est. Limitations.
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