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Caddo Co. Oklahoma - Civil War 
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Logan, John F.
Captain in the Union Army
died Aug 1931
buried Bridgeport Cemetery 

The Hinton Record
August 27, 1931

JOHN F. LOGAN
DIED LAST NIGHT

Capt. John F. Logan, well known citizen, died at the family 
home in Bridgeport early Friday morning after a lingering 
illness with the infirmities of age.

Funeral services, which were conducted at the M.E. Church 
in Bridgeport, Saturday afternoon by Rev. George, assisted 
by Rev. Sullens, were attended by a large number of 
sorrowed relatives and friends. Members of the Eastern Star 
also conducted a short service at the church.

Burial was made in Bridgeport cemetery with the beautiful 
and impressive Masonic service at the grave. A firing 
squad, consisting of World War veterans, under that 
auspices of the American Legion, paid the farewell tribute 
to the soldier dead at the close of the service.

D.W. Cecil of Hinton, was the funeral director.

Capt. Logan was a pioneer settler of Bridgeport, coming 
there at the opening, and had taken a keen interest in the 
upbuilding and progress of the community. He had made his 
home in and near Bridgeport for over thirty years and was 
beloved and estemed by the many who knew him.

He was 87 years, 6 months and 12 days of age and is 
survived by his widow, two sons, one daughter, and other 
close relatives and a legion of friends.

He was a veteran of the Civil War, and served in the Union 
army for several years, being attached to the cavalry, and 
saw considerable active service. Mr. Logan was a captain 
and it is reported that he was the youngest officer of that 
rank in the Union army.