PVT Everheart Logan Antle
Born 1844 Russell, KY
Died 1923 Carroll Co. Ar.

PVT, Co D, 6th MO Cav (CSA), Thompsons Reg't (Shelby's Iron Brigade).
Enlisted 1862 for 3 yrs or the War.
POW at Springfield, paroled in 1863.

Census: 4 SEP 1850 1st District, Russell County, Kentucky
Note: 1
Census: 15 AUG 1860 Flat Creek Township, Barry County, Missouri
Note: 3
Census: 8 JUN 1880 Flat Creek Township, Barry County, Missouri
Note: 4
Census: 4 JUN 1900 Cedar, Carroll County, Arkansas
Census: 2 MAY 1910 Liberty Township, Barry County, Missouri
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Note: 1900 Logan E. Antle born Oct 1844 born in Kentucky. Both parents listed as born in Kentucky. Logan is a farmer living in cedar twp., Carroll Co., Arkansas. Also in the house is his new wife, Tennessee and her children from a previous marriage. She lists 5 children born.
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Thanks to John Vincent "VINCE" Powers for his
information..
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Logan Everhart ANTLE
Sex: M
Name: E. Logan ANTLE
Birth: 1 OCT 1844 in Russell Co., KY
Death: 14 JUN 1923 in Eureka Springs, AR
Burial: Eureka Springs, AR

Father: Jacob Fox ANTLE b: 15 MAR 1813 in Adair Co., KY
Mother: Sarah STEEP b: 12 APR 1816 in Casey Co., KY

Note:
Had 3 wives. Different children with each wife, so not sure which children belong with which wives.

They also raised a colored boy whose name was, John. He was very fond of his "sister" Lena.

Logan was a prisoner during the civil War, somewhere in the Exeter, MO., area, but not certain where. He gave a guard a twenty dollar gold piece for a 10 cent file and sawed the chain in two that was on his leg, and made his escape. after he was discovered, started running, was shot at several times, would fall, get up, and continued this which saved his life. Then he stole a horse, clung to its side, and got away. The horse was seen, but they didn't know that Grandpa was hanging on the other side!

Also, during the Civil War, he was with some other soldiers, back of bent Smith's field, 9 miles west of Exeter, MO., in Thomas Hollow. They were resting in a small hollow, after a hard ride. all had gotten off of their horses, and wanted to stay except for Grandpa. He was begging them to go, but they refused. he was standing with one foot in the stirrup when they heard a noise, looked up, and it was the "Bush Whackers" after them. He straddled his horse and took off; the other horses followed him which left the men helpless. He got away, but all the others were killed.

Father: Jacob Fox ANTLE b: 15 MAR 1813 in Adair County, KY
Mother: Sarah STEPP b: 12 APR 1816 in Casey Co., KY

Marriage 1 Josephine STONE b: 13 APR 1845 in or April 14

Children
Lena Estella ANTLE b: 22 OCT 1874 in Elm Springs, Arkansas
Lonzo ANTLE
Robert E. Lee ANTLE b: 16 SEP 1871
Infant son ANTLE b: SEP 1867
Isabell ANTLE b: 25 MAR 1850

Marriage 2 Nannie K.
Sex: F
Birth: 1 JAN 1851 in KY.
Death: 30 MAY 1884 in KY.

Marriage 3 Josephine RUDE b: 1 OCT 1843 in Russell Co., KY

Children
Florence ANTLE b: 1900 in Eureka Springs, AR
Audrey ANTLE
Clarence Fox ANTLE
Mable ANTLE b: 1890 in Eureka Springs, AR
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Thanks to Robert Norris for the headstone Picture.
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