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I took a second look at your problem. I don't think I made any progress though. You probably noticed the following family in the 1880 Putnam Co, TN census.
1880 United States Federal Census
District 1, Putnam, Tennessee
NA Film Number T9-1275, Page Number 82D
Henry HARGET Self M Male W 44 TN Works On Farm TN TN
Margret HARGET Wife M Female W 44 TN Keeping House TN TN
William HARGET Son S Male W 18 TN Works On Farm TN TN
Andy HARGET Son S Male W 6 TN TN TN
Dulceny BRUINGTIN Niece Female W 20 TN Housekeeping TN TN
William SULIVAN Nephew S Male W 18 TN Works On Farm TN TN
M.D. BRUINGTIN GDau S Female W 8M TN TN TN
I think I found them in the 1870 census in Clinton Co, KY. That census is very hard to read because of the horrible handwriting of the enumerator.
1870 United States Federal Census
District 1, Clinton Co, Kentucky, p. 19?
Henry Hargett 30 m w farm laborer TN
Margaret Hargett 31 f w keeping house TN
Steven? A.D. Hargett? 8 m w at home TN
Dulcina? Sullivan? 10 f w at home TN
Wm G? Sullivan? 8 m w at home
Mary Lou Sullivan? 28 f w at home
With the Sullivan connection that Harget family is interesting but I can't find anything for sure before 1870. I still don't know if Dulcina and William are related by blood to Henry or Margaret. They are described as niece and nephew in the 1880 census.
You can search the 1930 census for someone in Nashville listed as an inmate in a hospital or other institution. I tried it for "Logan" as a first name and for "Sullivan" and "Harg*" for the last name without any meaningful hits. If you know any other names he used you might try that.
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