James W. LOGUE was the son of James LOGUE & Jeannette (GIBSON) LOGUE. He married Mary Jane COOPER in Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland, June 6, 1843.
He was the pastor of the Associate, now the United Presbyterian Church in Cleveland, Ohio. The same year (1843) he moved to Northfield, Summot Co., Ohio, becoming the pastor of the United Presbyterian Church. He was a successful pastor there for forty years, resigning in 1883, "revered by all."
James W. Logue, D.D. was a strong abolishionist, and the church became known as an abolishionist church.
(Pioneer Women of the Western Reserve, Vol. I, 1896, page 437, 60.)
He died in Monmouth, Illinois at the age of 81 years, 8 months. Had children: Jane Cooper Logue, James Gibson Logue, Joseph T. Logue and Jenetta Gibson Logue.
Burial was in Northfield Cemetery.
(Cleve. Library Necrology File)
He was the pastor of the Associate, now the United Presbyterian Church in Cleveland, Ohio. The same year (1843) he moved to Northfield, Summot Co., Ohio, becoming the pastor of the United Presbyterian Church. He was a successful pastor there for forty years, resigning in 1883, "revered by all."
James W. Logue, D.D. was a strong abolishionist, and the church became known as an abolishionist church.
(Pioneer Women of the Western Reserve, Vol. I, 1896, page 437, 60.)
He died in Monmouth, Illinois at the age of 81 years, 8 months. Had children: Jane Cooper Logue, James Gibson Logue, Joseph T. Logue and Jenetta Gibson Logue.
Burial was in Northfield Cemetery.
(Cleve. Library Necrology File)
James W. LOGUE was the son of James LOGUE & Jeannette (GIBSON) LOGUE. He married Mary Jane COOPER in Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland, June 6, 1843.
He was the pastor of the Associate, now the United Presbyterian Church in Cleveland, Ohio. The same year (1843) he moved to Northfield, Summot Co., Ohio, becoming the pastor of the United Presbyterian Church. He was a successful pastor there for forty years, resigning in 1883, "revered by all."
James W. Logue, D.D. was a strong abolishionist, and the church became known as an abolishionist church.
(Pioneer Women of the Western Reserve, Vol. I, 1896, page 437, 60.)
He died in Monmouth, Illinois at the age of 81 years, 8 months. Had children: Jane Cooper Logue, James Gibson Logue, Joseph T. Logue and Jenetta Gibson Logue.
Burial was in Northfield Cemetery.
(Cleve. Library Necrology File)
He was the pastor of the Associate, now the United Presbyterian Church in Cleveland, Ohio. The same year (1843) he moved to Northfield, Summot Co., Ohio, becoming the pastor of the United Presbyterian Church. He was a successful pastor there for forty years, resigning in 1883, "revered by all."
James W. Logue, D.D. was a strong abolishionist, and the church became known as an abolishionist church.
(Pioneer Women of the Western Reserve, Vol. I, 1896, page 437, 60.)
He died in Monmouth, Illinois at the age of 81 years, 8 months. Had children: Jane Cooper Logue, James Gibson Logue, Joseph T. Logue and Jenetta Gibson Logue.
Burial was in Northfield Cemetery.
(Cleve. Library Necrology File)
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REV J.W. LOGUE, D.D.
BORN JULY 17, 1812
DIED MARCH 7,1894
MARY J.C. LOGUE
WIFE OF
REV J.W.LOGUE
BORN DEC 4, 1820
DIED SEPT 20, 1888
AGED 68 YEARS
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