Not sure if this will help or not but I found this in the 1850 Clay Co., IL Census: #609/613 INGRAHAM Harrison, 38, Farmer, IL Elizabeth, 29, IL Mary E., 6, AR Vinetta, 1, female, IL MILLER, Colwell, 18, farmer, IL TURNER, Rebecca, 13, IL INGRAHAM, Arbella, 68, female, NH Living right next door is this INGRAHAM family: #610/614 INGRAHAM Dorman, 24,Farming, IL Evaline, 17, female, IL Hope this helps! Tricia Colcleasure Carothers **************************************************************************** ***** At 10:27 AM 3/5/99 PST, Orville Gaffke wrote: > >I am researching the ARVILLA (BARNEY) and PHILO INGRAM/INGRAHAM family >who moved to Clay County FROM Wabash County, Illinois ca 1840. Any >information will be appreciated. > >1. ARVILLA8 BARNEY (WILLIAM BARNEY7 ****, DAVID BARNEY6, DANIEL >BARNEY5, JOSEPH BARNEY4, JACOB BARNEY3, JACOB BARNEY/BERNEY2, EDWARD >BARNEY/BERNEY1) was born September 12, 1782 in New York, and died >September 19, 1854 in Pixley, Illinois. She married PHILO INGRAM/ >INGRAHAM. > Philo Ingram on his arrival in Illinois had two sons, William and >Daniel. He settled on the N. E. quarter of section 20, where he lived >till 1840 when he moved to Clay County, Illinois. He was a plain, >industrious farmer and good citizen. "History of Edwards, Lawrence and >Wabash Counties, Illinois" > >Children of ARVILLA BARNEY and PHILO INGRAHAM are: > i. WILLIAM9 INGRAHAM. > ii. DANIEL INGRAHAM. > iii. ? INGRAHAM. > iv. ? INGRAHAM. > > >______________________________________________________ >Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com > > >