Ingram - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Ingram's of Gwinear, Cornwall, England

BarbaraCady73 — 2009-11-02 21:57:46Z

My line:
Elizabeth Ingram chr 1799; married John Luke and William Pollard.
Her parents were: Tobias Ingram 1772-1817 and married 1796 to
Elizabeth Sampson.
Tobias Ingram chr 8 March 1772 was the son of Christopher
Ingram and Honor/Honour Melland/Mollard. Christopher and
Honour married 4 Feb 1770 in Gwinear. Honor may have been
from Gorman, England. Honour died 12 March 1814 age 72.
Next generation would be:
Christopher Ingram buried 25 Jan 1797 age 56, this would
be the Christopher chr 26 July 1741 to Christopher Ingram and Dinah Harvey. Dinah Ingram was buried 25 March 1788 in
Gwinear. Dinah and Christopher were married 6 Jan 1734-5 in Gwinear. I believe that Dinah's husband was the Christopher
the elder who was buried 18 July 1777,age 65; thus the
Christopher chr. 29 Nov 1712, son of Tobias Ingram.

Do I have this correct?

Re: Archibald Ingram

LizzieGregory — 2009-11-02 10:37:41Z

Dear Roger - 8-1/2 years later. Are you still out there? I am trying to confirm a connection between John Ingram (son of Archibald Ingram and Rebecca Glassford), who married a cousin (?) by the same surname and had a daughter, Margaret Ingram (1757-1842). Margaret married Archibald Jervie/Jervis (1760-1839) and they had a daughter, Mary Jervie/Jervis (1789-1851). All lived around Glasgow and Edinburgh, I suspect. I have this info scribbled down many years ago by an old relation, and can find no records. Can you confirm any of this? Any little bit would be appreciated. Many thanks. Liz Gregory, Sydney, Australia.

Re: jerome ingram

mixrome — 2009-10-28 17:03:31Z

HI MY NAME IS JEROME INGRAM JR AND I WOUL LIKE TO KNOW IF U ARE PART OF MY FAMILY E-MAIL ME AT mix_rome@yahoo.com I HOPE WE BOTH FIND WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR JUST PRAY AND WE WILL BE BLESSED

Re: Ingrams in Arkansas

snakehere — 2009-10-26 23:31:30Z

melissa, if you still monitor this list would you please let me know? I need your help as I have still been unable to determine who Franklin Ingram's wife was (need her maiden name).

Thank you.
Wanda

Re: Hi DebbieRe: " Book of the Ingrams"

lynnda_too — 2009-10-26 17:50:09Z

My husbands mother was an Ingram from Levy Cty. Her father was Charles Lee Ingram and her mother Glennie Dora Darlington.

Ingrams in Nottoway and Lunenburg Co VA

NIngram44 — 2009-10-23 11:31:30Z

Is anyone outthere researching Ingram's from both Nottoway and Lunenburg Co VA. Thanks

Re: history of ingram surname

EmmaIngramTaylor — 2009-10-20 21:35:36Z

Ingram is Teutonic in origin, translates to "Ing's raven".
"Ing" from Old High German ingwio (dedicated to the God Ing, similar to Odin), "ram" from Old High German raban, Old Norse hrafn (both mean raven). Hope that helps.

INGRAM Lenora BROWN 1939-1994

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-19 18:19:15Z

INGRAM Lenora BROWN 1939-1994

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Dora Ingram

creekkitty — 2009-10-12 00:39:07Z

Looking for info on Dora Ingram, shows up as daughter of Leanna Ingram on the 1910 census in Coosa, Ga

Hugh Ingram married Margaret Selena Cowsert

adeeann — 2009-10-11 02:23:57Z

I am looking for the parents of Hugh Ingram born 3/12/1788 died 4/3/1864 buried Alva Community, Webster County Mississippi. My ling is though Hugh Ingram 1819-1905 and Martha Middleton 1824-1888.

Re: Ingram and Tyler relatives of Colquitt and Brooks co. Ga.

jht33584 — 2009-10-10 17:21:12Z

My Grt grt grandmother was Mary A. Ingram b-1829 in Ga. and died in Colquitt co. in 1905. She married Asa Ashbury Tyler of Marion/Schely Co. They are found on the 1880 and 1900 Colquitt Co. The 1880 census shows Mary as being born in 1849 and then the 1900 shows her born in 1829, twenty years older than her husband A. A. Tyler. I thought the 1829 year was a census taker error, but having found Mary's full slab marker at Wesley Chapel cemetery in Berlin, Colquitt Co., this past summer, it appears the 1829 birth year for Mary Ingram was correct. The slab states she was born in 1829 and died in 1905 and the wife of A. A. Tyler. The children of Asa and Mary were: Mary A. b-1874, Eula b-1879 d-1914-1917 in Brooks Co. (my Grt grandmother, (she married W. H. Dykes), Edgar Eugene b-1880 d1941, Annie B-1883, Pearlie Mae b-1888, Otis or Artis E. b-1890. Anyone with info on the Tylers or Ingrams of Colquitt and Brooks Co. please contact me at jt33584@yahoo.com.

Re: Ingrams in Arkansas

bikerpatch — 2009-10-03 04:25:37Z

I am ingram and aam from jonesboro arkansas, My father is boyd ray ingramd some call him preacher. my mother is cleona elizabeth ingram maiden mae is wheeler for my mom, my grandmother on my dads side is lola attica ingram (tyler) my grandfather on my dads size is Boyd Ingram, I have traced are family to some tuckers, goldens, Tyler, and much more.
Rena

INGRAM Maggie M 1892-1972

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-29 13:59:15Z

INGRAM Maggie M 1892-1972

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INGRAM Grover C 1887-1965

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-28 17:46:03Z

INGRAM Grover C 1887-1965

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Re: Green Ingram

kimjor217 — 2009-09-27 17:25:09Z

Do you know if Green Ingram had a son named James, born around 1838 or 39?
I have been looking at Green Ingram for awhile, my GGGrandfather was a James Ingram, who married a Martha (supposedly Morris), and they show up in the Walker County census of 1860.
Green Ingram's family were neighbors to Martha Morris' family in the 1860 census.
So far I haven't come across anything showing James to be his son though. I suppose he could have been related some other way, but I haven't found anything yet.

Re: Pheba Ann Ingram

linjenpat — 2009-09-12 14:53:07Z

I have a Richard Ingram born approx 1817 in Heckingham, Norfolk, England, does this tie up with your Ingrams? I am told they may have originated in Cornwall.

SUTHERLAND Mary O INGRAM 1919-1995

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-08 10:54:09Z

SUTHERLAND Mary O INGRAM 1919-1995

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Re: William Earl Ingram, Jr., NC

stevein — 2009-09-08 01:18:15Z

Dear Kelly,
I was at my Mother's house today and my nephew gave me a post that you had written in reference to William Earl Ingram Sr. He was my father and William Earl Ingram Jr. (Bill) was my half brother. My mother name is Betty Ingram and I do have 2 older brothers named Mike and Fred. It has been many years since seeing my half brother Bill. My Father died in 1968 and I lost touch with him after that. I do remember him having a son and a daughter (Trippy and Kelly). They lived in Winston-Salem for a short period before the death of my father.

Re: William Ingram

RodIngram99 — 2009-07-09 17:14:52Z

Hi Lynda:

William Ingram was a brother of my great grandfather Henry Ingram. He married Rose McKeown on March 31, 1856 In the town of Granby Que. at the parish of Notre Dame. William's parents were John Ingram and Jane Hughes. Rose's parents were James McKeown and Peggy McCliven. What is your connection to William?
Rod Ingram, Kitchener, ON

Benjamin F. Ingram North Carolina

cajamisonjr — 2009-07-30 00:13:31Z

Looking for information on his parents. Also on his children from his first marriage to Mary A. Steele.

ingrahams/ingram--virginia

susanb93 — 2009-07-24 16:51:20Z

i am an ingram a descendant of ingrahams-name changes in the 1900's my family line runs from-lancaster county, va and westmoreland county. my farthest research is godfrey ingraham who married a molly coghill in essex county, va.
any information from this part of va would be helpful. nancy ingram barker

Re: INGRAM Belfast, County Antrim, married to LEES

MaureenJamesonLees — 2009-08-08 03:36:33Z

Jeanine - I am descended from William Lees, Elizabeth Lees' brother. I had known about the "Ingram" connection, but was not exactly sure who was married to who until recently. What I do know is that William and Elizabeth Lees (along with a brother Hugh), were the children of John Lees who was born in Ireland (probably Belfast, County Antrim since this is where everyone else seems to hail from) and an unknown spouse. I was wondering if you have any information on this "unknown" ancestress married to John Lees (i.e. Elizabeth's mother)? We hit a dead-end here. We also cannot trace John Lees line back any farther than a "Lees" born in Ireland in 1750.

My great-grandfather William (Elizabeth's brother) was married to Francis "Fannie" Marshall, and their son FitzHugh was my grandfather. My father was George Edward Lee(s). Elizabeth's brother Hugh was married to Catherine Delarga.

In any case, we are related through Elizabeth Lees, and any information you have on the Lees family from Ireland, who settled in Ohio, would be greatly appreciated.

Best Regards & Thanks! Maureen Lee Kluck

INGRAM Woodrow Wilson 1917-1987

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-19 21:56:55Z

INGRAM Woodrow Wilson 1917-1987

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INGRAM Effie E 1920-2000

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-18 12:11:09Z

INGRAM Effie E 1920-2000

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INGRAM Bobby L 1945-2000

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-17 17:34:27Z

INGRAM Bobby L 1945-2000

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INGRAM Frank H 1901-1983

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-11 19:52:04Z

INGRAM Frank H 1901-1983

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INGRAM Maude L 1900-1949

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-18 13:32:10Z

INGRAM Maude L 1900-1949

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INGRAM Eugene T 1895-1971

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-16 12:40:11Z

INGRAM Eugene T 1895-1971

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INGRAM Ollie Mae 1916-1963

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-14 14:52:10Z

INGRAM Ollie Mae 1916-1963

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INGRAM Ethel B 1908-2002

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-12 13:13:03Z

INGRAM Ethel B 1908-2002

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Eva Rosena Ingram

Myssi10 — 2009-08-07 15:56:44Z

Eva Rosenda Ingram md Earnest Clifton Doke. He is the son of Henry and Olive Patton Doke.

I'd appreciate any inforamtion. Thanks.

Re: William Ingram

lyndaj284 — 2009-07-10 01:40:02Z

Thanks for the info. William is my gggrandfather. James Edward is my grandfather. I have more questions if you are willing. My email is lyndaj284@hotmail.com

Re: Origin of the Ingram name

HermanWallace2008 — 2009-07-16 13:49:52Z

http://www.apgen.org/ is the best bet on getting accurate information on Samuel's whereabouts....meaning he might have traveled by air, train, or boat in the military or his occupation.

Susan Wallace Maxwell
Libertyville, Illinois

Re: Ingram Family History

HermanWallace2008 — 2009-07-16 13:37:03Z

Hi Kathy,

Search through the 1880 Census because it is a stable database and call up
the living people on this list:

http://www.houseofnames.com/xq/asp.fc/qx/ingram-family-crest...

I found my great-grandparents, finally, in an 1885 Census in Kansas using the spelling variation of Wallace, Wallas, because they used both spellings long ago in the 1880s.

You could also call the National Association of registered geneologists who know how to work with the courthouses in the respective towns. I heard it costs about $30 per hour but it saves the traveling expenses and time it takes for you to do the searching.

Also check all the spelling variations of Ingram. And check the passenger lists to get the names of Ingrams in the country of origin because the children may have gone back to live with their relatives in England, etc.

Susan Wallace Maxwell
Libertyville, IL

Re: African American Ingrams of Hancock County, GA (Sparta)

cityama — 2009-08-03 23:05:48Z

Do you have any info re:Lott Ingram? My grandmothers name was Lott and my grandfather's name was Frances Delbert Ingram. Wondered if there was any connection. Most of the Ingrams I have traced are from Missouri.

Re: ingrams, in ky.

kykuntrygirl — 2009-07-26 06:29:57Z

Hiram Ingram and Levacy Fields Ingram were the mother and father of :
Charity
Clark
Jasper
Choctaw (Choctan)twin to victoria
Victoria (Queen or Queenie)
Eli
Finley
Leroy
Leander

Charity and Leander died in a fire.
charity was young

Ingram/Rockwell/Shively Bible

claire7542 — 2009-08-07 21:54:28Z

I have a copy of one page of the bible which belonged to Catherine (Kitty) Ingram Rockwell Lang as it was published in the Wisconsin Helper v4, no.1 (Aug. 1970) p. 4.

I will gladly share with anyone researching this family.

Julie Cornell

Re: PRICILLA INGRAM family search

gmawber1 — 2009-09-07 21:45:01Z

Hi, I too am related to Walter Erwin Jones. He ia my fathers grandfather on his mothers side. She was Edith Jones, married to Ralph R Wilde. Love to her from you and compare family. Wanda Berens

Re: history of ingram surname

kimjor217 — 2009-07-19 15:00:45Z

I am also researching my Ingram line. The farthest I've been able to get so far is with James J. Ingram on the 1860 census of Walker County, AL. He is married to Martha. In 1870 they appear in Hill County, TX with children Mary, Martin, Sarah and George, all born in AL.
Martin moved to OK sometime between 1880 and 1900 where he lived around the Atoka, Caney areas until he died in 1941.
He was my Great Grandfather.
There was Native American bloodline on that side of the family, rumored to be Cherokee, but I have found no proof of it yet.
Do these Ingrams sound familiar to anyone?
I have more info if so, I just can't get back further than James so far.

Re: Sir Arthur Ingram Lady Eleanor Slingsby

ltcolswf — 2009-07-21 13:52:25Z

My name is Ann Hubbard, and Rury (Rhueann) (Ingram) & George Loudenslager were my (4 greats) grandparents. My line goes from George to Abraham to Jesse E., to Jennie Nettie Silver Rene, to Dorothy Wallace Leopold. Any help?

Looking for Russell Wayne Ingram

jcingram1 — 2009-07-12 03:09:21Z

I'm looking for my cousin, Russell Wayne Ingram from Chandlerville, IL. Son of Ted Ingram and Sue (Maxine)Ingram who had a fish market in Chandlerville, IL. He moved with his family out west to go into the logging business. He may be in Washington, Oregon or California.
Thanks,
Judy Ingram Schuur

Re: Decendents of Alonzo Ingram

beingram16 — 2009-07-25 18:05:23Z

The Alonzo Ingram we found that bought land next to Andrew Jackson Ingram in Henderson Co, TX was a black man. Andrew Jackson Ingram's first 11 children were born in Wood Co and then he moved to Henderson Co and 12th child was born. My husband's dad is Andrew's 11th child.

Re: Missouri E. 'Sue' Ingram/Ingraham/Burns

ccamren1969 — 2009-07-29 16:52:12Z

She is my Great Great grandmother and i have a picture that says that is full blood Creek if you find anything out let me know Thanks Cora

Ingram of New York and Charlevoix, Michigan

scott3471 — 2009-07-24 01:37:57Z

Charles Ingram married Eliza Emma Millburne. They lived in Michigan. Charles was born in Newy York, and Eliza in England. They had 3 kids, Hattie, Charles and John Ingram. I am looking for any information that could close a huge question for us.

John Ingram married Neita Keech. They had Laura Nellie Lucille Ingram in April 1910. Laura went as Lucille Ingram or many years. She had a son, William R. Madsen in 1927. There is a twist to this story. Lucille dated a man Frank Hecht (aka Dubarr). Frank changed his name to Dubarr for unknown reasons. Supposedly Lucille was pregnant, but it wasn't Frank's child. Frank died in 1932, Lucille married William C Madsen in Michigan, where William R. supposedly adopted the Madsen name.. William also was known as Billy.

It is said Lucille was kicked out of Hattie Green's home, when she became pregnant in 1926 Detroit. Hattie's husband owned a store or speakeasy in the 20s.

Due to the Depression, kids were being adopted, by neighbors, friends, etc. I have 100 people in my shoebox, as clues. But I need someone or thing to tie them together.

I am looking for the answer to the mystery--WHO got Lucille pregnant? Anybody hear this story??

Surnames involved in this story are: Keech, Ingram, Madsen, Hecht, DuBarr, Green, Mason.

My email is scott347@cox.net

Re: Pa. Ingram Marriages

fhewston — 2009-07-19 20:46:24Z

I don't know if there is any connection to our Ingram/Ingraham families of New Jersey and Philadelphia, PA.
Amer C. Ingraham or Ingram was born circa 1822 in Philadelphia and wed Sophia Matilda Butcher, the daughter of Joseph and Susan Butcher from New Jersey.
Amer's daughter Mary Emma Ingraham wed William Henry ANNADOWN, brother to Edward Bell Annadown (my great grandfather). William Henry and Mary Emma had 3 children: 2 sons Louis Napoleon Annadown and Edwin Cone Annadown who were raised more as brothers than 1st cousins with my grandfather Paul Vivian ANNADOWN. Mary Emma Ingraham died shortly after giving birth to her daughter Jennie. Her sister Ella came from Philadelphia with her husband John B. Schumutz and got Jennie to raise as their daughter althought she always went by Annadown. Jennie wed Stephen Kingsland Kolbe and lived in New Jersey.

LUCY INGRAM, wife of HENRY A. SNUGGS of Montgomery, Stanly and Rowan Cos., NC

CoffeyRoth — 2009-08-17 03:14:43Z

Seeking DOCUMENTED information on the family and ancestry of LUCY INGRAM, born on 18 March 1802 in Montgomery (later Stanly) Co., NC. Parents unknown. She married HENRY A. SNUGGS circa 1828. She died 28 January 1885, probably in Gold Hill, Rowan Co., NC and was buried at the Gold Hill United Methodist Church cemetery. Eight children known.

I am hoping that someone has information to connect Lucy to one of the Ingram families known to have settled in this region of North Carolina.

Ingram family from california/Texas?

dljonathon — 2009-07-25 14:33:24Z

Hi, my last name is Ingram. I was wondering if I have any relatives in Texas or California. My maternal grandmother, Beatrice Ingram (b. 1944) in I believe california. Nontheless, her parents moved the family here in about 1960. However she always told me she had alot of Ingram relatives in Texas who owned/worked in the oil business. I know her fathers name is Floyd T. Ingram. His wife was Bernice HIdey. If you think you may know anything about our family ancestory/history, please post. Thanks so much, Danielle from Michigan.

Re: Descendants of John Ingram and Helen Blackhall

helengrant13 — 2009-08-02 20:24:23Z

Adam Ingram Old Meldrum{ Daviot } was my GGG Grandfather
Is there a connection here?

Re: Ingrams in Arkansa

ptjepson — 2009-07-01 02:13:17Z

Chrissy, not sure if you're still an active member; I saw your post from 1999 (I think it was). Marvin Ingram was my grandmothers brother; her name was Mittie Ingram Crawford. Looks like I'm coming in pretty late on this genealogy thing; I'm sure you have a lot of info. Have you posted your tree; I'd love to see it. Thanks, Tina (Harrington) Jepson

Sgt. Matthew L. Ingram of Pearl, Miss., died Aug. 21, 2009

RIP_09 — 2009-08-24 11:47:29Z

On the Web:
http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/release.aspx?releaseid=1...

IMMEDIATE RELEASE No. 643-09
August 23, 2009
DoD Identifies Army Casualty

The Department of Defense announced today the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Enduring Freedom.

Sgt. Matthew L. Ingram, 25, of Pearl, Miss., died Aug. 21 in Kunar Province, Afghanistan, of wounds suffered when an improvised explosive device detonated near his vehicle, and his unit came under small arms fire from enemy forces. He was assigned to 2nd Battalion, 12th Infantry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, Fort Carson, Colo.

For more information media may contact the Fort Carson public affairs office at (719) 526-4143; after hours (719) 526-5500.