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* Logan's widow wrote a short book titled ''The Loganberry''. | * 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. | In addition to the Santa Cruz property, Logan owned a ranch in the Aromas area (Monterey County), just across the [[Pajaro River]] from [[Highway 129]] at [[Chittenden]]. 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. | ||
[[Category:Persons]] | [[Category:Persons]] | ||
Revision as of 19:30, 2 July 2025
James H. [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), just across the Pajaro River from Highway 129 at Chittenden. The ranch included or was near to a quarry known as the "Logan quarry". The quarry was acquired by A. R. Wilson and others in 1899, and became the foundation of the Granite Rock Company (now Graniterock) the following year.]