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'''James H. [Harvey] Logan''' ([https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/87723242/james-harvey-logan 1841-1928]); "Judge Logan", amateur hybridist who created the "Loganberry", came to Santa Cruz in 1867. 
* Chase, John L., ''[[The Sidewalk Companion to Santa Cruz Architecture (4th ed. 2023)]]'', Chapter Four, item (81), page 122-123 
* Rowland has the name as "John H.", which seems to be incorrect.
* Logan's widow wrote a short book titled ''The Loganberry''.

In addition to the Santa Cruz property, Logan owned a ranch in the Aromas area (Monterey County). The ranch included or was near to a quarry known as the "Logan quarry". The quarry was acquired by [[Wilson, Arthur R.|A. R. Wilson]] and others in 1899, and became the foundation of the Granite Rock Company (now Graniterock) the following year.

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