Melissa, I answered your inquire about Jobe Ingram and Sara Jane Webb on the 13th, but I haven't heard from you so I thought maybe you didn't get my original message that was sent to your personal email address. So I thought I'd try using the INGRAM-L address, which is the address you used in your original message. From what you had in your message, Jobe Ingram appears to be my gggrandfather and Sara Jane is his second wife. The children could be his second family by Sara Jane. I would very much like to contact you about this. I have been looking for Jobe for quite some time. He disappeared from the Saline County, IL records in Oct of 1868 and I could find no trace of him since that time. Your information looks like the clue I have been looking for. Plears contact me at fcpearce@softdisk.com Look forward to hearing from you.
There were and probably still are Ingrams in Kansas. My line was there prior to 1880. There may be a connection but I haven't looked into that area too far yet. Don'y give up yet. Ken Ingram King292@aol.com
My Welch-Ingram connection is also in WVa. 1. Irosa Welch married Christopher C. Ingram. 2. Isaiah Welch married Rachael Ingram. If you can make a connection please let me know. Ken Ingram King292@aol.com.
Ingrams buried in Love County OK INGRAM BESSIE ALMA 27 AUG 1897 1 JUL 1954 20 BETTY JO 15 SEP 1930 15 SEP 1930 20 J C 1903 40 J F 1900 1976 40 JEWELL NEWELL 3 SEP 1900 19 JAN 1953 40 MARY 19 SEP 1845 14 APR 1909 40 MOLLIE 1879 1879 40 W E 1900 1901 40 W P 3 MAR 1898 25 MAY 1979 40 Ingrams buried in Carter County OK INGRAM MATTIE L 1 DEC 1835 7 JUN 1900 55 ROSIE 12 JUN 1888 1 NOV 1918 39 TIMOTHY 12 DEC 1859 31 OCT 1950 27 WILL 1893 1950 39 INGRAM MOLLIE HEALD 4 JAN 1870 26 NOV 1959 44 WILLIAM R 7 MAR 1860 8 AUG 1942 44
Sorry group, I need to contact Melissa and can't get Email to her address. Melissa, I love in Carter County and am related to the Ingrams. The relationship that I know is to Toss, Tollie and Ruby Ingram. This family lived in Carter County OK near the Love county line. Since you mention both counties, I feel sure we will connect. My system crashed and I am still having a little trouble with email but couldn't get a msg back to you. Carol Dumas Allen.
Hello from 1st-time poster, I have a list of Ingrams from a photocopied family Bible page. I can't quite fit them together as a single family--must be siblings or cousins involved. Here goes: Jobe (Joe) Ingram spouse Sara Jane Zearing Webb (b abt 12 Sep1858 or 15 Dec 1828?, d 9 Sep 1873 or 77) I may have had 2 Saras. Others: 1. Timothy Ingram b 14 Dec 1860 2. Rebecca Anne Ingram (my line--do know this one) b 23 Jun 1863 Harrisburg, Saline Co, IL, d 13 Jul 1949 Ardmore, Carter Co, OK m 7 May 1884 in Courtney Flat, Love Co, OK to James Washington Hignight (have more info on their children if anyone interested) 3. Louisa Adalene Ingram b 19 Dec 1865 4. William David Ingram b 11 Aug 1868, d 26 Jan 1890 5. Jobe Ingram b 8 Nov 1870, d 7 Dec 1884 Any advice or aid in unscrambling would be appreciated. Thanks, Melissa
I have a Charles W. Ingram born Mar 1867 in MD married to Annie G. Welch born Oct 1868 in WV. They had 6 children- Agnes, Robert, Jesse, John, Clara, and Katherine. My line is through Katherine. Anyone have any info on Charles and Anna? Thanks in advance. Diane
Hello, I received your email, I hope you can help. I have been hitting dead end after dead end. Let me be more specific: JOHN THOMAS INGRAM b. 1854 in Kansas married LOU ? His sister MARY ELLA INGRAM b. 1862 in Kansas. There are more siblings but I do not have anything on them. I do not really believe Kansas was the correct state because research has come up empty. The one that I am really looking for is their father JAMES LERONZO INGRAM. The papers I have say he was born in Kansas I can only estimate about 1820. I don't have the name of who he married, which would be JOHN and MARY's mother. I don't know where he died or is buried. Like I said I am hesitant to believe Kansas is the state, maybe Kansas City, MO. or Arkansas because my g-grandfather JAMES NEWTON INGRAM was born there in Aug 1885 (Montgomery County), but again I can't find them on the census. I do know that JOHN THOMAS is buried in Kirk, TX. I know that MARY ELLA married a man named George Gunn and is buried in Groesbeck, TX. I would like to find their siblings or mother and father JAMES LERONZO INGRAM. Any help would be great.
I've just put on my internet site what I know about my Ingram line - it starts with Alexander Ingram of Botetourt. The address is: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Village/2262/ Go to that address, and move down and click on Ingram. All comments welcome, hope you find your pweople there - Jay
The Slaven line is an integral part of my main line. However, I have a problem reconciling the information I have. 1.If you use the Slaven line, then you are in the Neal, Slavens and Coatney line. If on the other hand you use the O'slavins line, you are in the Keithly, Montgomery and Spencer line. They both show the same individuals through three generations. I would appreciate any assistance I can get on this matter. King292@aol.com Thank you all.
Hello all, I have been searching for my ggg-grandfather. I don't have any info on him except his name, his son's name, JOHN THOMAS INGRAM b 1854. I don't know what year he was born or even where he was born. If anyone out there has run across those names please let me hear from you. Linda Ingram Schneider
Re: John and Elizabeth Welch It just so happens that my wife is researching the Ingram surname. It was her mother's maiden name and I am researching the Welch line. I happened across your postings while checking our e-mail this morning. We live in WV and have info on John and Rachel and maybe a few others. If anyone wishes to compare the info or want me to look up anything here just e-mail me and I'll be happy to help. Doug Welch
Re; Elizabeth Ingram-John Welch None of my Elizabeths married a John but I do have a Rachael that married an Isaiah Welch in Harrison Co. WVa. in 1811. King292@ aol.com
Seeking information on Elizabeth Ingraham of Virginia. Married John Welch about 1795.
I am interested in researching my father's geneology. His father's name was Billy W. Ingram, of Georgia. He was a peanut farmer and horse trader. He and his wife had 11 children, one of which was my late father Billy W. Ingram, Sr. Apparently there is some mix up in some records somewhere because my dad was always known as BWI, Sr., to me and I have always been BWI, Jr. I recently read my parent's engagement announcement. Either it is wrong or I am technically Billy W. Ingram, III, I guess. Anyway, I would appreciate any help you can offer as I try to reconstruct my father's lineage. Thanks, Billy W. Ingram, Jr. [ ? :) ]
Seeking information on any of the following person. Thank you, Lloyd Bertram Graham lbgrahamsr@hotmail.com ====================================================================== DESCENDANCY CHART FOR BENJAMIN INGRAHAM - GRAHAM.PAF 2 Oct 1998 ====================================================================== 1-- Benjamin INGRAHAM-524 (1730-1822) 2-- Lewis INGRAHAM-523 (1788-1830) Providence,Providence,RI sp-Amy DRAKE-525 (1792-1838) Walpole,Norfolk,MA 3-- Lewis GRAHAM-526 (1811-1856) Sharon,Norfolk,MA sp-Hannah NOYES-535 (1819-1841) Franconia,Grafton,NH 4-- Mary GRAHAM-536 (1840- ) Franconia,Grafton,NH sp-John M HUTCHINSON-542 ( - ) sp-Maria WILDER-537 (1821-1885) Bethlehem,Grafton,NH 4-- Clarence Warren GRAHAM-540 (1847- ) Bethlehem,Grafton,NH sp-Jessie M DUNN-541 ( - ) 3-- Clarisse GRAHAM-527 (1813-1881) Walpole,Norfolk,MA sp-HOLLIS-543 ( - ) 3-- Caroline GRAHAM-528 (1816-1847) Roxbury,Suffolk,MA sp-John ALLEN-544 ( - ) 3-- Elbridge G GRAHAM-18 (1819-1890) Acton,Middlesex,MA sp-Marian C GASKILL-19 (1826- ) St Johnsbury,Caledonia,VT 4-- Melphonso Mortimer GRAHAM-14 (1849-1925) Littleton,Grafton,NH sp-Adaline Lovenia STEARNS-15 (1848-1914) Newport,Orleans,VT 5-- Marian Myrtle GRAHAM-16 (1873-1874) Jonesburg,Montgomery,MO 5-- Bertram Stearns GRAHAM-17 (1875-1955) Jonesburg,Montgomery,MO sp-Dulah Lavina ANDERSON-20 ( -1919) sp-Ella WHITE-126 ( - ) 5-- George Percival GRAHAM-10 (1879-1960) Moberly,Randolph,MO sp-Vera FRAZIER-22 ( - ) sp-Bessie-24 ( - ) sp-Mattie Belle POWELL-11 (1905-1972) Aliceville,Pickens,AL sp-Delona-25 ( - ) 4-- Percival Sobieski GRAHAM-521 (1853- ) Littleton,Grafton,NH sp-Mary ROBINSON-538 (1858- ) Barton,Orleans,VT 5-- Charles Elbridge GRAHAM-539 (1884-1891) 4-- George Elbridge GRAHAM-522 (1862- ) Littleton,Grafton,NH sp-Edith VATH-548 ( - ) 3-- Mary A GRAHAM-529 (1823-1841) Franconia,Grafton,NH 3-- George W GRAHAM-530 (1825-1827) Franconia,Grafton,NH 3-- Sarah C GRAHAM-531 (1827-1891) Franconia,Grafton,NH sp-David MANUEL-545 ( - ) 3-- Martha G GRAHAM-532 (1830- ) Franconia,Grafton,NH sp-Davis WHITE-546 ( - ) 3-- Harriet N GRAHAM-533 (1832- ) Franconia,Grafton,NH sp-George LEONARD-547 ( - ) 3-- Emily L GRAHAM-534 (1835- ) Franconia,Grafton,NH ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com Reply ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Someone on this list sent me a message today, but I had problems with my computer and lost all my messages posted the 28th. Could you please resend. Thanks mary gristjm@arn.net
Jim, After I answered your query, I ran your surname through my file. I came up with Eleanor Livingston Thompson, Guy Tarlton Thompson and Homer Thompson. These three are in my line but not the direct one. Are they possibly in yours also? Does the name Argabrite ring a bell? Happy hunting Ken
Hello, I am seeking information on on James B INGRAM B abt 1857/8, who was the son of Isaac Ingram Jr. b 1821 Ky and first wife Mary "pop" Ward. Isaac Jr., was the son of Isaac Ingram b1795/7 and Mary "Polly" Lawson. Does anyone have any information on James B INGRAM? 1860 Morgan Co, Ky Census: Isaac Ingram 37 Mary (ward) 38 Virginia 15 married Caldwell Luticia 13 married Catron Sarilda 11 (Zerilda) married Caskey John 5 ?? William T married Hensley JAMES 2 THIS IS THE ONE I AM LOOKING FOR I will gladly share information. Wilma Ingram mitzi2@ix.netcom.com
Dear Ken: Saw your post on Ingram. I think the name Comfort came from the Slaven family; what do you think? This is my line too. Lyle Corder Bridgeport, WV