Kathy, Your Ingram line is not mine so I have little to offer, but I believe that some of the ancestors for whom you search will be found in Johnston Co NC. Some years back there was an Ingram researcher that sent a couple of pages of data to the Johnston Co History Room, in the Public Library, Smithfield, NC regarding your family. She was searching for the parents and siblings of Minerva . She had been doing research since May 1974. Unfortunately I can not tell from the information that I copied who she was, but she mentions a 1980 Ingram family reunion in Veneta, Oregon for the descendants of James II and Minerva Ingram with 97 in attendance. Anyway, I made several copies of her material because it was hard to make out and I kept trying to get a better copy. I do not have time to transcribe it for you, but will snail mail it to you if you wish. This lady has tracked church membership from Little Cedar Creek Baptist Church, Wilson Co. TN, 1830, (Minerva was a small child then) to her membership in the Shiloh Primitive Baptist Church at age 19, in 1843. She was the 32nd member and James, the 31st. The church was in Shiloh, AR, (now Springdale, AR) . Minerva married James in Washington Co AR on 25 Feb 1841. Later the family migrated by oxen team to Willamette Valley in OR. They left in early Apr 1852 and arrived in the Oregon Valley 1 Dec 1852. The train was known as the Ingram Wagontrain. This woman's notes go on. Yours, Franklin Ingram