Excerpts submitted by Michael J. on 12.Feb.2002.
Joseph Logan was another of the trio of ‘master builders’ who laid the foundation for other men to build on among the cane-brakes of Southern Kentucky. He was intimately associated with Hightower and Devin, with either of whom he could fully labor. They were strong doctrinal preachers, and he was a warm, impressive exhorter.
Referring to Bethlehem Church in Allen County, Kentucky, Spencer writes, “This large old church, located two miles north of Scottsville, the county seat of Allen, was constituted by John Hightower, Alexander Devin, and Joseph Logan, January 31, 1801, and Mr. Logan was immediately chosen its pastor.
In the biographical sketch for Alexander Devin (the above was the biographical sketch for Joseph Logan), Spencer notes: “...a member of the convention that formed the first state Constitution for Indiana, in 1816. He was, at that time, of an advanced age, and, of course, has long since gone to his reward.
