for governor in 1796 and 1800. Death and legacy In 1802, Benjamin Logan died of a stroke at age 60, at his home 6 miles southwest of Shelbyville, Kentucky. He was buried in the family cemetery. Both Logan County, Kentucky and Logan County, Ohio were named for him, as is the Benjamin Logan Local School District in Ohio. He was the uncle of U.S. Supreme Court associate justice John McKinley. Notes References Talbert, Charles G. Benjamin Logan, Kentucky Frontiersman. University of Kentucky Press, 1962, . Appletons' Cyclopædia of American Biography External links Logan's Fort website 1740s births 1802 deaths Kentucky militiamen in the American Revolution Kentucky pioneers People from Logan County, Kentucky Logan County, Ohio Members of the Kentucky House of Representatives Members of the Virginia House of Delegates People in Dunmore's War People of Kentucky in the American Revolution People of Virginia of Pontiac's War American people of the Northwest Indian War American people of Scottish descent Virginia colonial people People from Shelby County, Kentucky People from Augusta County, Virginia