William married Lucetta (Silver) Logan (5 Mar 1802 - 16 Sept 1880) on 10 Nov 1831.
In the 1850 U.S. Census, William and Lucetta were living in Little Georgetown, Berkeley County, (now) West Virginia, and he was an "innkeeper."
William Logan's inn was one of the former homes of the Hammersla family. Joseph Hammersla bought the property in 1890, and the Hammerslas lived in the house until it burned in Mar 1928. One of Joseph's daughter, Rosa Hammersla, then built a new house on the site.
In the 1850 U.S. Census, William and Lucetta were living in Little Georgetown, Berkeley County, (now) West Virginia, and he was an "innkeeper."
William Logan's inn was one of the former homes of the Hammersla family. Joseph Hammersla bought the property in 1890, and the Hammerslas lived in the house until it burned in Mar 1928. One of Joseph's daughter, Rosa Hammersla, then built a new house on the site.
William married Lucetta (Silver) Logan (5 Mar 1802 - 16 Sept 1880) on 10 Nov 1831.
In the 1850 U.S. Census, William and Lucetta were living in Little Georgetown, Berkeley County, (now) West Virginia, and he was an "innkeeper."
William Logan's inn was one of the former homes of the Hammersla family. Joseph Hammersla bought the property in 1890, and the Hammerslas lived in the house until it burned in Mar 1928. One of Joseph's daughter, Rosa Hammersla, then built a new house on the site.
In the 1850 U.S. Census, William and Lucetta were living in Little Georgetown, Berkeley County, (now) West Virginia, and he was an "innkeeper."
William Logan's inn was one of the former homes of the Hammersla family. Joseph Hammersla bought the property in 1890, and the Hammerslas lived in the house until it burned in Mar 1928. One of Joseph's daughter, Rosa Hammersla, then built a new house on the site.
