General Benjamin Logan was an American military leader and pioneer known for his role in the early settlement of Kentucky. Born in 1743 in Virginia, he moved to the Kentucky region in the late 18th century, where he became a prominent figure in the frontier community. Logan was instrumental in defending the area against Native American attacks during the American Revolutionary War and played a key role in the establishment of several settlements. In addition to his military contributions, Logan was involved in the political landscape of early Kentucky. He served as a delegate to the Kentucky Constitutional Convention in 1792, helping to shape the state's governance. His legacy is remembered for both his military service and his efforts in promoting the development of Kentucky as a state.