Coosa County AlArchives Obituaries.....Logan, James Alexander
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Ronald Bridges lacoosa@knology.net October 1998


Gone to His Reward
    James A. Logan, and old and highly esteemed citizen of this county, 
after suffering for several days from a stroke of paralysis breathed his 
last at his home six mile north of Rockford on Monday the 25th inst.
    Mr. Logan was a man of more than ordinary intelligence, an omnivorous 
reader and profound thinker. He was a Confederate soldier and wore the gray 
with honor to himself and country. He was a good neighbor, a kind husband 
and father. And although he has passed his three score and ten he had, up 
to the time of his recent affliction, been active in daily walks of life.
    The remains were interred in the cemetery at Andrew Chapel Church, of 
which he had long been a member.(1)

(1)The Chronicle, Gone to His Reward, 29 Dec 1911, p. 5. Published in 
Rockford, Coosa Co., AL. Microfilm: Located in the Alabama Archives and 
History, Montgomery, AL.

Additional Comments:

James Alexander Logan(b. 18 Nov 1837 in Coosa Co., AL & d. 25 Dec 1911
in Coosa Co., AL) married Carrie Angelina White (b. 9 Nov 1840 in AL & d. 
18 Apr 1927 in Coosa Co., AL) on 5 Jan 1860 in Coosa Co., AL. Both are 
buried in Andrew's Chapel Methodist Church Cemetery, Coosa Co., AL.


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