Lieutenant Colonel Henry Logan (D14) Adams and York Counties 1826-1831
Early Life:
Lieutenant Colonel Henry Logan, born April 14, 1784, Monaghan Township, Dillsburg, York County, Pennsylvania; common school education; engaged, agricultural pursuits; captain, lieutenant colonel, War of 1812; elected, Democrat, Pennsylvania State House of Representatives, 1818-1819; elected, Democrat, Pennsylvania State Senate 1826-1831; elected, Jacksonian, United States House of Representatives, 1835-1837; reelected, Democrat, United States House of Representatives, 18371839; resumed, farming; member, Board of Commissioners of York County, 1840; York County Auditor; died, December 26, 1866, Logania plantation near Monaghan Township, Dillsburg, York County, Pennsylvania; interment, Dillsburg Cemetery, Dillsburg, York County, Pennsylvania.
Early Career:
War of 1812, volunteered, for the defense of Baltimore, 1814; captain, Nineteenth Regiment, Second Brigade, Fifth Division, Pennsylvania Militia; commissioned, Lieutenant Colonel, August 1, 1814.
Pennsylvania Politics:
Elected, Democrat, Pennsylvania State House of Representatives, 1818-1819.
Elected, Democrat, Pennsylvania State Senate, 14th district, Adams and York Counties, 1826-1831.
Member, Board of Commissioners of York County, 1840; York County Auditor.
Continued Government Service/National Politics:
Elected, Jacksonian, United States House of Representatives, Twenty-fourth Congress, 1835-1837.
Reelected, Democrat, United States House of Representatives, Twenty-fifth Congress, 1837-1839; not a candidate for renomination, 1839.
Pennsylvania House of Representatives Biography:
Not currently available.
Legacy:
Named after Colonel Henry Logan; Loganville, borough in York County Pennsylvania, United States, founded, 1820.
Tombstone Inscription
COL HENRY LOGAN
1784-1866
10TH. CO., 19TH. REG., 2ND BRIGADE
5TH DIV., PA. MILITIA - WAR OF 1812
FOUGHT IN THE BATTLE OF NORTH POINT
MEMBER OF PA. ASSEMBLY AND U. S. CONGRESS
Cited:
Cox, Harold. "Senate Members "L"". Wilkes University Election Statistics Project. Wilkes University.
COL Henry Logan (1784-1866) - Find a Grave Memorial
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