Source for death date and location: Civil War Prisoner of Ward Records, 1861 - 1865, ancestry.com. Name of cemetery in Elmira: Woodlawn.
According to "John Smyer, Plain Deutsch Pioneer" by Ianne Smyer, Logan is buried in the Soldiers Graveyard, Petersburg, Virginia.
The grave marker in St. James cemetery may be a memorial marker at the same location where his wife is buried, or perhaps the family moved the body from New York to North Carolina after the war.
According to "John Smyer, Plain Deutsch Pioneer" by Ianne Smyer, Logan is buried in the Soldiers Graveyard, Petersburg, Virginia.
The grave marker in St. James cemetery may be a memorial marker at the same location where his wife is buried, or perhaps the family moved the body from New York to North Carolina after the war.
Source for death date and location: Civil War Prisoner of Ward Records, 1861 - 1865, ancestry.com. Name of cemetery in Elmira: Woodlawn.
According to "John Smyer, Plain Deutsch Pioneer" by Ianne Smyer, Logan is buried in the Soldiers Graveyard, Petersburg, Virginia.
The grave marker in St. James cemetery may be a memorial marker at the same location where his wife is buried, or perhaps the family moved the body from New York to North Carolina after the war.
According to "John Smyer, Plain Deutsch Pioneer" by Ianne Smyer, Logan is buried in the Soldiers Graveyard, Petersburg, Virginia.
The grave marker in St. James cemetery may be a memorial marker at the same location where his wife is buried, or perhaps the family moved the body from New York to North Carolina after the war.
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