>Wynell, I have been putting together my Ingram data and would like very much to share the info with you if you are interested in the family that went to Alabama, and then on to Mississippi. My great-grandmother Mary Jane Polly Sills Roberson Ingram was first married to Tyre Roberson, who died young, leaving one child, my grandfather, Alfred Bennett Roberson. About six years later, Polly married Isaac Ingram, a neighbor's son. Isaac Ingram is the son of William and Bythenia Lee Ingram. William is brother of your Needham. These families moved to Lowndes County and Wilcox County about 1817. I also have info on the Sills, Lee, Hill, and a little on the Thorton families. Would like to learn more about the Jernigan and Westbrook families that married into the Ingram family. Also, the Thorton family has been very difficult to put together. Let me know if you are interested in exchanging info. Freda Roberson Noble Gualala Ca > >------------------------- > >Our line is Needham Ingram born 27 May 1780, married Nancy King. Needham >Ingram died October of 1835 and is buried in Ingram Cemetery, McNairy Co., >TN. > >I don't know of a Nancy King who married the Smith. It is possible, but >I haven't seen it in my research. > >Needham Ingram is the son of Joseph Ingram and Alice Jernigan. > >Wynell > > -- Researching Southeastern families: Roberson/Robinson, Canterbury, Wright, Sills, Solomon, Ingram, Thorton, Regan, Jones, Riley, Sims, Boles, Carter