Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 6th ed., 1887,
Shelby Co.

RICHARD F. LOGAN, M.D., was born in Shelbyville, Ky., September 6, 1839,
and is the eldest and only living son of John A. and Rebecca (Bristow)
Logan, both natives of Shelby County.  John Logan, the grandfather, was a
native of Shelby County, and a son of Gen. Benj. Logan, the famous pioneer.
John A. Logan, the father of Richard, lost his life in Cuba, in 1850, in
the attempt to release that island from Spanish rule.  In 1857, Richard F.
Logan, went to Louisville and engaged in the study of medicine under Dr.
Middleton Goldsmith, professor of surgery of the Kentucky School of
Medicine.  The same year he entered the college, from which he graduated
in 1860.  A few years later he received the ad eundem degree from the
University of Louisville.  In 1861 he became first surgeon of the
Fifteenth Kentucky Federal Volunteers, and remained in the service eighteen
months.  He then returned to Louisville, received a commission as acting
assistant surgeon, and was assigned to duty in the Jefferson Hospital,
Jeffersonville, Ind., then under charge of Surgeon Goldsmith, his former
preceptor.  He remained in the Jefferson Hospital until the close of the
war, and then, until 1869, practiced in Louisville, when he removed to
Shelbyville, where he has since resided.  March 16, 1864, the Doctor
married Miss Lucy, daughter of James I. Lemon, of Louisville, and is now
the father of three children: Effie, Libbie and Benjamin.  The Doctor is
a member of the State and county medical societies, is a Mason and Odd
Fellow, a member of the Grand Army of the Republic, and from 1880 to 1884
was examining surgeon for Shelbyville District of applicants for pensions.
Dr. Logan's paternal grandmother was Miss Anna C. Anderson, daughter of
Col. Richard Anderson, who served on the staff of Lafayette through the
Revolutionary war.  Her mother was a sister of Gen. George Rogers Clark.
Maj. Robert Anderson, of Fort Sumter fame, and Charles Anderson, who was
governor of Ohio, were also brothers of Ann C. Anderson, the Doctor's
grandmother.  The Doctor's grandfather, Bristow, came from the central
part of Tennessee, and married a Miss Jackson, a distant relative of
Andrew Jackson.  Ben Bristow ex-Secretary of Unites States Treasury, is
a relative of Dr. Logan's mother.

Logan Bristow Goldsmith Lemon Anderson Clark Jackson
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Louisville-Jefferson-KY IN OH TN Cuba

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