What place did James Logan get the runners for the walking purchase?

James Logan, the colonial agent for Pennsylvania, secured the land for the Walking Purchase of 1737, which was based on a dubious interpretation of a 1686 agreement with the Lenape people. The deal stipulated that the land would extend as far as a man could walk in a day and a half. Logan organized a fast-running team to cover as much territory as possible, resulting in the acquisition of approximately 1.2 million acres. This event led to significant conflict and distrust between the settlers and the Lenape.