Logan was born in 1840. He died in 1887 at the age of 46.
Logan enlisted in the Civil War (Union Side) as a 2nd Lieut. in Company D in Princeton, Kentucky. 38th Infantry Regiment. More info. below.
A book written about him claims he was the Most Daring Desperado Ever Known to Civilization. Link in sources below.
Parents: Capt. Hiram Belt 1801 - 1879 and Averriller (Medford) Belt 1802 - 1853. They were married 6/26/1818 in Rutherford, Tennessee. Hiram Findagrave #11038912. Averriller Findagrave #87254958 (spelled that way on her headstone)
Logan was married two times.
Spouse #1: Mary A. (Frailey) Belt 1842 - 1920. They were married 1/13/1860 in Hardin, Illinois. Later divorced. Could not find a burial place or Findagrave page for her in Hardin County, Illinois.
Children with Mary (Frailey):
1. Margaret Jane Belt 1862 - 1931
2. Averilla Belt 1865 - 1952
3. Hiram L. Belt 1868 - 1903
4. Mary Elizabeth Belt 1872 - 1939
5. Joel "Jody" Belt 1874 - 1891
6. Jonathan S. Belt 1876 - 1957
7. Harriet Cassandra Belt 1877 - 1897
8. Laura Belt 1871 - 1960
Spouse #2: Mary Amanda (Belt) Belt, Pillow 1871 - 1920. They were married 10/26/1886 in Hardin, Illinois. Per Illinois Marriages, 1815 - 1935. She married 2nd George Washington Pillow. Findagrave #107825330 (she is the same age as his last child, Laura. He was 45 & she was 18 when they married) She was a cousin. ***Her wikitree record has the wrong maiden name. Needs to be Belt - her parent's were Henry Belt & Lucy (Moore) Belt. Messaged wikitree page owner with no response. (they are the only one that can change it)***
Children with Mary Amanda (Belt): none
A Compendium of the War of the Rebellion. By Frederick H. A. Dyer: "Logan enlisted in the Civil War (Union Side) on 7/16/1863 as a 2nd Lieut. in Company D, in Princeton, Kentucky. 48th Infantry Regiment. He mustered out on 12/16/1864 at Bowling Green, Kentucky.
The 48th Regiment was mustered into service in 1863. Duty at Princeton, Kentucky, until 12/1/1863. Moved to Russellville 12/1/1863 and duty there (Companies B, F, G, and H) and at Bowling Green, Kentucky. (Companies A, D, I, and K), until 4/6/1864.
Guard duty on line of Louisville & Nashville Railroad from Cave City to Louisville, Kentucky. Company A at Elizabethtown; Companies B, F, and H and headquarters at Munfordville; Companies C and K at Fort Boyle, Colesburg; Company D at Cave City; Company E at Shepherdsville; Company I at Louisville, and Company G at Smithland until 7/8/1864.
Action at Salem 8/8 (detachments from Companies B and C). Regiment relieved and mounted.
Moved to Calhoun 8/13 – 19th and join Hobson's operations against Adam Johnson 8/19 – 24th.
Canton, Kentucky, 8/24. Moved to Cadiz, then to Princeton, Kentucky and operating against guerrillas in counties bordering on the Cumberland River until 12/1.
Skirmish in Union County 8/31 (detachment). Weston 9/14.
Action with Lyon's forces 11/6 (detachment Companies F and K). Eddyville 10/17. Providence 11/21. Source: Frederick H. A. Dyer. A Compendium of the War of the Rebellion." https://archive.org/details/08697590.3359.emory.edu
His wife linked, Mary Amanda (Frailey) Belt, Pillow - her maiden name needs to be corrected to "Belt" The spouses are not duplicates. Left the page manager a message (4/11/22) but has not been changed. 8/15/23
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