. Documentary history of Dunmore's war, 1774 . geant withBouquet; and about 1771 removed to the Holston, where heraised hemp, on which there was a royal bounty. In the PointPleasant campaign he was a lieutenant; and the followingyear (1775) removed to Kentucky, where he built LogansStation, ten miles from Boonesborough. His family wasbrought out the next year, and in the autumn the fort wasbesieged by a large body of Indians. Logan went to the Hol-ston settlements for ammunition, and returned on foot in tendays. In 1779, he was second in command of Bowmans ex-pedition, and brought a relief par
. Documentary history of Dunmore's war, 1774 . geant withBouquet; and about 1771 removed to the Holston, where heraised hemp, on which there was a royal bounty. In the PointPleasant campaign he was a lieutenant; and the followingyear (1775) removed to Kentucky, where he built LogansStation, ten miles from Boonesborough. His family wasbrought out the next year, and in the autumn the fort wasbesieged by a large body of Indians. Logan went to the Hol-ston settlements for ammunition, and returned on foot in tendays. In 1779, he was second in command of Bowmans ex-pedition, and brought a relief party to Blue Licks (1782),but too late for the battle. He was a noted Indian fighter,and in 1793 allied himself with the proposed Kentucky enter-prise against the Spaniards at New Orleans. The same yearhe removed to Shelby County, where he died in 1802. Loganwas a tall, spare man, with thin visage, and a wiry was a typical Westerner, with the faults and virtues ofhis race.—Ed. n 0- £-* Crf& h/- .~>. -( M^^ X^ Or* 1 v# AYcIMm*. $)$n^ fry a, Jhi&s of {e^h rruJ±s± ^ 4V ^f^ *$
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