Jasper-Jackson County MO Archives Biographies.....  FAMILY,   LOGAN 1858 - 1963
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An industrious twenty year old William Rozelle Logan (1858-1938) arrived in
Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri from his birth state of Illinois in 1878 to be
married in 1881, being a pioneer in the stone quarry and deep mining businesses,
raising a family of five known children, becoming a corner stone of business and
political life for his community. 

  His wife, Julia Mary Sennet (1861-1923), was a niece of Sarah E Pattison
(1838-1915), second wife of Francis Marion McDaniel (1835-1903) whom their third son
was named after. 

  "Will" was engaged in retailing, mining, stone quarry, banking, ice plant,
building of buildings, state representative and once mayor pro-tem of Carthage, nine
year president of school board, serving other boards also, was associated with most
all well known names in town. He built their large stone home at 403 east Fourth
street, currently in disrepair, sold September 2010 hopefully to be restored to its
original state of beauty. His Carthage Stone Company was leased and his Carthage
Marble and White Lime Company was one of several gathered together by George Busboom
(1898-1930), and others, to form what became The Carthage Marble Corporation in
1927. 

  Their known children are all buried as they, in Park cemetery, Carthage: first
born, James (1881-1940), was a part of his life of the quarry and a building
contractor, Frank (1882-1938) was a long term Jasper County Recorder, with Mac
(1885-1963) a deputy, both moving to Kansas City working for the Board of Trade,
William jr (1895-1932) was with father's quarry, but farmed for five years east of
town, north of McDaniel's Mill on Spring river which was passed to McDaniel's
nephew, Samuel Oscar Morrow (1854-1934), later known as Morrow Mill until sold in
1976, Ruth (1897-1963) married and moved to Ohio, but both buried in Park cemetery. 


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