Note: George and his wife Susan were interred in East [now Cedar Hill] Cemetery and were moved and re-interred in Park Cemetery on June 1, 1907
CARTHAGE BANNER February 22, 1883
G. W. Logsdon, aged about seventy-five years, died in his residence in the southeast part of the city, last night. Mr. Logsdon was one of the first settlers of Carthage. For many years he had lived in that part of the city known as Logsdon Hollow, named for him. A large number of relatives survive him. He will be buried tomorrow.
CARTHAGE BANNER February 22, 1883
G. W. Logsdon, aged about seventy-five years, died in his residence in the southeast part of the city, last night. Mr. Logsdon was one of the first settlers of Carthage. For many years he had lived in that part of the city known as Logsdon Hollow, named for him. A large number of relatives survive him. He will be buried tomorrow.
Note: George and his wife Susan were interred in East [now Cedar Hill] Cemetery and were moved and re-interred in Park Cemetery on June 1, 1907
CARTHAGE BANNER February 22, 1883
G. W. Logsdon, aged about seventy-five years, died in his residence in the southeast part of the city, last night. Mr. Logsdon was one of the first settlers of Carthage. For many years he had lived in that part of the city known as Logsdon Hollow, named for him. A large number of relatives survive him. He will be buried tomorrow.
CARTHAGE BANNER February 22, 1883
G. W. Logsdon, aged about seventy-five years, died in his residence in the southeast part of the city, last night. Mr. Logsdon was one of the first settlers of Carthage. For many years he had lived in that part of the city known as Logsdon Hollow, named for him. A large number of relatives survive him. He will be buried tomorrow.
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