John Calhoun Logan & Sons Photo

Front Row
L to R:
James Richard "Dick" - John Calhoun (father) - Malvern Hill

Back Row
L to R: Oran Joseph - Mark - John Marion - Herschel

Notes on the back of the photo:
J.C. was born in North Carolina 1828. He died in Jack County, Texas June 23 1902 at home of his son Dr. M. H. Longan. He was married in North Georgia in 1848. He spent 5 years in the gold fields of California. He was a Faithful soldier of the Lost Cause
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Suggested edit by Contributor: Searchers of our Past (47220553) on July 7, 2022:
Jack County Marriage licenses, Book 4, page 269 shows the following:
Miss Lawrence Stevenson married J.M. Logan on 1 September 1895 in Jack County, Texas. She preceded him in death.
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John Marion was last of John Calhoun & Nancy Emmaline (King) Logan's ten children.
His siblings were:
James Richard 1852 – 1935
Mary Ann Virginia 1858 – 1941
Myra Josa 1860 – 1902
Emeline Barbara 1861 – 1944
Dellie 1863 – 1896
Dr. Malvern Hill 1864 – 1935
Dr. William Herschel 1866 – 1955
Mark 1868 – 1937
Oran Joseph 1871 – 1942

John married Laura Mae Stevenson in Limestone, TX on Sept. 1, 1895. Some of their children were:
Marvin Calhoun 1897 – 1941
Malvern H 1898 – 1967
Daye Stevenson 1901 – 1938
Lon Maury 1903 – 1986
Mattie Mae 1905 – 1995
Beulah 1907 – 1988
William Herschel 1910 – 1985
Oran Joseph 1918 – 2002

John, a retired farmer, had been living in Graham, TX five years before his death on March 5, 1960. His death was caused by a Cerebral Hemorrhage. He was 87 years old. His son, Lon Logan, was the informant on his death certificate. He was buried March 7.
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The following provided from scrapbook obituary clippings of Find A Grave member, Searchers of our Past (#47220553), on October 10, 2017:

"Son of John C Logan - Emma King

John Marion Logan married Miss Laura Stevenson on 1 September 1895 in the Finis Community at the home of her parents.

Services for John Marion Logan, 87, were held at Salem Methodist Church officiated by Rev. O.A. Morton, Rev. C.A. Manghum, pastor. Mr. Logan was a member of the Methodist Church.

Mr. Logan moved to Texas with his parents in his early youth. He was a pioneer resident of the Finis Community. Mr. Logan was a retired farmer.

Survived by his wife; five sons - Melvern Logan, Lon Logan, Johnny Logan, William H. Logan, Oran Logan; three daughters - Mrs. Frank Polk, Mrs. A.B. Mays, Mrs. Herbert Manley; 27 grandchildren; 25 great-grandchildren.",/i