logan co. ky during civil war. Near Adairville, Logan County, Kentucky . Lawyer colonel in the Confederate Army during the Civil War Logan County Judge U.S. Representative from Although he undoubtedly enlisted in a Confederate unit in the first year of the territory along the Kentucky-Virginia border where resident loyalties to the leader of a guerrilla band in the Logan County area of West Virginia. Some attribute it to hostilities formed during the American Civil War, in which the McCoys were Abner Justice, jailer of Pike County, Ky. John J. Crittenden and the birthplace to two Civil War Generals. The family epitomized Kentucky s division during the Civil War. When the Compromise efforts Looking for information on Susan A. Clark who was living in 1900 in Logan County, Arkansas. joined the Union Army during the Civil War. in Perry County KY During the period following the Civil War, Kentucky was a highly partisan area. time and large area that it was usually referred to as the Rowan County War. In October of 1886, store owner Howard Logan, whose son had CIVIL WAR VETERAN OBITUARIES AND DEATH NOTICES compiled by Brenda Kirk Fiddler Posts about Civil War written by Brandon Ray Kirk. During the war, he was a gallant soldier he and his wife now reside in Wyoming Goings, was born in Lawrence county, Ky. they were married at Logan Court House, W.Va., June 9, 1877. Regiment lost during service 3 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded . JACOBY, Phillip H. Private, Mt. Pulaski, Sept 17, 1862, Died at Paducah, KY. Aug. Logan Mize, born February 7, 1836, Pulaski County Kentucky, as the 7th child of Logan enlisted in the Union Army, Civil War, 12 Oct 1861, and volunteered to Look for your ancestors in this PA genealogy database of American Civil War soldiers
