Camden People - Joseph Logue

JOSEPH LOGUE was born in July of 1855 according to the 1900 United States Federal Census. He was a native of in Milltown, County Derry, in what is now called Northern Ireland and was a cousin of David Baird Sr.

Joseph Logue came to America in 1874. The 1876 Camden City Directory shows him living with his brother David at 131 Birch Street
Street in North Camden. Over the next ten years he is in and put of Camden City Directories. He and his brother are both listed at 131 Birch Street in 1878. Joseph Logue reappears in City Directories in 1883, working for the Pennsylvania Railroad. from 1883 to 1887 he boarded at 525 Arch Street. Around 1882 he met and began seeing Miss Sarah Lewine (also spelled Lewin), who worked as a domestic servant.

Joseph Logue was out walking with Miss Lewine in May of 1888 when he was assaulted by two men and stabbed. The assailants were arrested, tried, and imprisoned. Joseph Logue moved to 729 Federal street prior to the 1891 Directory's compilation. His relationship with Miss Lewine lasted until the spring of 1891, and ended badly, with Miss Lewine suing Joseph Logue for breach of promise.

By June of 1891 Joseph Logue was seeing Miss Fannie Ellingsworth, and wound up in court when Lewine accused him of assaulting her when she confronted him and his new friend on the street. A jury declared him not guilty after ten minutes of deliberation. He was living at 129 Birch Street in 1891, and 114 England Place in 1892. Directories in 1893 and 1894 have him at 410 North Front Street.

Joseph Logue and his brother David were both staunch Republicans, as was there cousin, David Baird Sr., the head of the local party who served as Sheriff in the 1880s. David Logue was appointed turnkey at the County Jail on November 19, 1887. Most likely due to his political and familial relationships, Joseph Logue was appointed to the Camden Fire Department on May 29, 1894, and assigned to Hook and Ladder Truck No 1, now known Ladder Company 1, quartered on North 5th Street between Arch and Market Streets. When Joseph Logue was first assigned to Hook and Ladder Truck No 1, the company was led by Foreman, Benjamin L. Kellum; the tillerman was Peter S. Gray; and the laddermen consisted of Steward D. Bakley, john gray, Edward Weston, Samuel Peoples, and William Bogia. When Bogia died later in 1894, Samuel Peoples took his place.

Joseph Logue moved to 527 North 2nd Street by 1895 and remained at that address as late as 1899. He was sent to Engine Company 4 on April 15, 1898. On June 15 of that year he married Fannie Illingsworth in Camden. They lived at 311 Birch Street in 1900. By 1901 they had moved to 932 North 2nd Street, where they would remain for the rest of Joseph Logue's days.

Joseph Logue served the rest of his career at Engine Company 4. He retired on March 1, 1920.

Joseph Logue died at Bellevue Hospital in Camden on April 20, 1927. He was survived by his wife Fannie and his brother, David Logue, who had retired as the warden of the Camden County jail after 35 years of service.

*Camden Post May 7, 1888**

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Joseph Logue - David Logue - Sarah Lewine

Camden Daily Courier
May 8, 1888

Joseph Logue
John H. Stratton
Henry Mellon
Charles H. Peters
John Anderson

Camden Daily Telegram
May 8, 1888

Joseph Logue
John H. Stratton
Ross Court
Henry Mellon
Point Street
Samuel Dodd
Jesse Pratt
Charles H. Peters
John Anderson

Camden Daily Courier
May 9, 1888

Joseph Logue
John H. Stratton
Henry Mellon
Dr. Harry Jarrett
Christopher Smith
Sarah Lewine

*Camden Post June 1, 1888**

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Joseph Logue - John H. Stratton - Henry Mellon - John W. Wescott - Howard Carrow - Wilson Jenkins Sarah Lewine - Christopher Smith - Fillmore Street - Dr. Harry Jarrett - Charles R. Locke Cooper Street - Knight Haines

	Camden Daily Courier June 1, 1888 Joseph Logue John H. Stratton - Henry Mellon Sarah Lewine Thomas McLaughlin - Luke Elliot Josiah Adams - William Laycock Christopher Smith Dr. Harry Jarrett Charles R. Lock Knight Haines Jesse Pratt Denard Corbin Wilson S. Jenkins Howard Carrow Thomas Atkinson Jacob Meyer

Camden Daily Telegram
June 1, 1888

Joseph Logue
John H. Stratton
Henry Mellon
Dr. Harry Jarrett
Christopher Smith
Sarah Lewine

*Camden Post June 2, 1888**

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Joseph Logue - John H. Stratton - Henry Mellon - David Logue - Harry Danks - George Horner Diamond Cottage Grove - Wilson Jenkins

Camden Daily Courier
June 2, 1888

Joseph Logue
John H. Stratton
Henry Mellon

Camden Post
March 14, 1889

Joseph Logue
John H. Stratton
Henry Mellon

Camden Post
May 15, 1891

Joseph Logue
James M. Cassady
Sarah Louwin

	Camden Post June 3, 1891 Joseph Logue Sarah Louwin Henry S. Scovel Birch Street Fannie Ellingsworth John Lee James Baird - David Baird Sr. Joseph Robinson - Mary Simpson John Edgert - James Lennox George S. West Alfred Hugg Richard Ridgway

Camden Post
April 19, 1892

Loyal Orange Order
G.A.R. Post No. 5
Joseph Logue - Fannie Ellingsworth
David Logue

Archibald Ross
Thomas Willis
George Jones - Lizzie Anderson
Joseph Paul
J. Kirkpatrick
Samuel Reeves
John Lee
John McFarland - Martha Willis
James Ervin - Rosetta Kirkpatrick
John Marshall
John Robinson
Jennie Willis
John Edgar
Robert Gordon
Hugh Riley - Ellen LaMont
David Anderson - Emma Elliot
George Fabrion
Robert McCarl
William Weir - Miss Hughes
David Henry
Mr. McVicker & Miss Gillin
The Protestant Standard
F.G. Bailey

Camden Daily Courier
June 23, 1899

Fannie Ellingsworth
Birch Street
Joseph Peoples
Annie Robinson
Rev. E.C. Sunfield
Joseph Logue

Camden
Evening Courier
March 29, 1900

George Gomersall
Engine Company 4
Intersection of Sixth & Main Streets
Joseph Logue

Camden
Post-Telegram
March 29, 1900

George Gomersall
Engine Company 4
Intersection of Sixth & Main Streets
Cooper Street
Joseph Logue

Camden Post-Telegram * December 16, 1901

Camden Evening Courier * March 6, 1903

*Camden Daily Courier January 12, 1904**

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Camden
Evening Courier
August 19, 1904

*Camden Daily Courier February 7, 1912**

John Holloway - Harry Bakley - Harry C. Anderson - Joseph Logue -Grant Street - Engine Company 4

Camden Daily Courier
September 23, 1914

Robert Brice
William W. Patterson
James Elberson
Robert Steer
Ephraim T. Hires
Joseph Logue
Howard L. Currie
Joseph T. Daley
James F. Walton
Matthew Tenniswood
James Neeley
Adrian Bateman
Engine Company 4

Philadelphia Inquirer - July 21, 1915

Joseph Logue - William Simpson - Engine Company 4 - North 6th Street

Camden Post-Telegram
October 23, 1916

Camden Post-Telegram
November 15, 1916

Camden Courier-Post
April 20, 1927

Bellevue Hospital
David Logue
North 2nd Street
Engine Company 4
North Camden
Joseph Logue

Camden Courier-Post
April 21, 1927

*Camden Courier-Post May 14, 1927**

Joseph Logue - John J. Robinson - State Street - David Logue - Mary Joyce - Fanny Logue James Logue - Sarah Logue - Annie Logue - Barbara Hawkins - Annie Andrus - Mary Crawford Carmella Tronco - Salvatore Tronco - Nicola Tronco - South 5th Street - Rose Iacovelli - Victoria Escano

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*Camden Daily Courier January 6, 1905**

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Joseph Logue - Ladder Company 1 - Engine Company 4 - Samuel S. Elfreth - Amedee Middleton William W. Patterson - Mathis Shipyard - David Logue Loyal Orange Order - Star of Bethlehem Lodge No. 12, American Protestant Assocaiation