s/o John Ingram
From: Portrait & Biographical Record of Western Oregon:
written in 1904
regarding his son John W Ingram
His father John, a native of Kentucky, removed to Missouri while yet young, and through his marriage with Alvira Smiley became connected with another good family. The father of Alvira removed from Virginia to Missouri in 1800, and 12 years later enlisted in the war of 1812, his valor gaining him the rank of Major. He was prominent in the early politics of the state, and at one time was a member of the territorial legislature. Four children were born to this union, John W was the youngest, and the only one living. The mother died in 1840, in MO and Mr Ingram married Susan Savage for his second wife.
He first married Alvira Smiley, she died 1840
children:
George Vincent 1831
m/Elizabeth G Vest
Sept 1 1861 Evansville IN
she was born 1848 IN
children:
Nancy A 1863 OR
Mary J 1864 OR
John T 1867 OR
William H 1868 OR
George V Jr 1869 OR
Thomas Smiley 1833
lived in LA CA for a while
died in Pima Co AZ after 1880
He was a laborer on the RR
never married
Nancy Ann 1835
m/James Salsbury
Aug 10 1853 Benton Co MO
they moved to Butte Co CA
they had 6 children:
George T 1855 MO
John 1857 MO
Mary 1858 CA
James F 1864 CA
Nelly 1871 CA
Birdy 1875 CA
John W 1837-after 1920 Jackson Co OR
miner/prospector/sheep farmer
never married
m#2 Susan Savage
Sept 19 1844 Benton Co MO
children:
Mary Jane 1846-after 1910
m/Osmond Ensign Fletcher Lindsey
they had 10 children
Adaline 1848
m/Thomas Tharp
William Henry 1849-1926
James 1852
Hester Ann 1854
m/Hooper
Rebecca 1859
m/Crabtree
From: Portrait & Biographical Record of Western Oregon:
written in 1904
regarding his son John W Ingram
His father John, a native of Kentucky, removed to Missouri while yet young, and through his marriage with Alvira Smiley became connected with another good family. The father of Alvira removed from Virginia to Missouri in 1800, and 12 years later enlisted in the war of 1812, his valor gaining him the rank of Major. He was prominent in the early politics of the state, and at one time was a member of the territorial legislature. Four children were born to this union, John W was the youngest, and the only one living. The mother died in 1840, in MO and Mr Ingram married Susan Savage for his second wife.
He first married Alvira Smiley, she died 1840
children:
George Vincent 1831
m/Elizabeth G Vest
Sept 1 1861 Evansville IN
she was born 1848 IN
children:
Nancy A 1863 OR
Mary J 1864 OR
John T 1867 OR
William H 1868 OR
George V Jr 1869 OR
Thomas Smiley 1833
lived in LA CA for a while
died in Pima Co AZ after 1880
He was a laborer on the RR
never married
Nancy Ann 1835
m/James Salsbury
Aug 10 1853 Benton Co MO
they moved to Butte Co CA
they had 6 children:
George T 1855 MO
John 1857 MO
Mary 1858 CA
James F 1864 CA
Nelly 1871 CA
Birdy 1875 CA
John W 1837-after 1920 Jackson Co OR
miner/prospector/sheep farmer
never married
m#2 Susan Savage
Sept 19 1844 Benton Co MO
children:
Mary Jane 1846-after 1910
m/Osmond Ensign Fletcher Lindsey
they had 10 children
Adaline 1848
m/Thomas Tharp
William Henry 1849-1926
James 1852
Hester Ann 1854
m/Hooper
Rebecca 1859
m/Crabtree
s/o John Ingram
From: Portrait & Biographical Record of Western Oregon:
written in 1904
regarding his son John W Ingram
His father John, a native of Kentucky, removed to Missouri while yet young, and through his marriage with Alvira Smiley became connected with another good family. The father of Alvira removed from Virginia to Missouri in 1800, and 12 years later enlisted in the war of 1812, his valor gaining him the rank of Major. He was prominent in the early politics of the state, and at one time was a member of the territorial legislature. Four children were born to this union, John W was the youngest, and the only one living. The mother died in 1840, in MO and Mr Ingram married Susan Savage for his second wife.
He first married Alvira Smiley, she died 1840
children:
George Vincent 1831
m/Elizabeth G Vest
Sept 1 1861 Evansville IN
she was born 1848 IN
children:
Nancy A 1863 OR
Mary J 1864 OR
John T 1867 OR
William H 1868 OR
George V Jr 1869 OR
Thomas Smiley 1833
lived in LA CA for a while
died in Pima Co AZ after 1880
He was a laborer on the RR
never married
Nancy Ann 1835
m/James Salsbury
Aug 10 1853 Benton Co MO
they moved to Butte Co CA
they had 6 children:
George T 1855 MO
John 1857 MO
Mary 1858 CA
James F 1864 CA
Nelly 1871 CA
Birdy 1875 CA
John W 1837-after 1920 Jackson Co OR
miner/prospector/sheep farmer
never married
m#2 Susan Savage
Sept 19 1844 Benton Co MO
children:
Mary Jane 1846-after 1910
m/Osmond Ensign Fletcher Lindsey
they had 10 children
Adaline 1848
m/Thomas Tharp
William Henry 1849-1926
James 1852
Hester Ann 1854
m/Hooper
Rebecca 1859
m/Crabtree
From: Portrait & Biographical Record of Western Oregon:
written in 1904
regarding his son John W Ingram
His father John, a native of Kentucky, removed to Missouri while yet young, and through his marriage with Alvira Smiley became connected with another good family. The father of Alvira removed from Virginia to Missouri in 1800, and 12 years later enlisted in the war of 1812, his valor gaining him the rank of Major. He was prominent in the early politics of the state, and at one time was a member of the territorial legislature. Four children were born to this union, John W was the youngest, and the only one living. The mother died in 1840, in MO and Mr Ingram married Susan Savage for his second wife.
He first married Alvira Smiley, she died 1840
children:
George Vincent 1831
m/Elizabeth G Vest
Sept 1 1861 Evansville IN
she was born 1848 IN
children:
Nancy A 1863 OR
Mary J 1864 OR
John T 1867 OR
William H 1868 OR
George V Jr 1869 OR
Thomas Smiley 1833
lived in LA CA for a while
died in Pima Co AZ after 1880
He was a laborer on the RR
never married
Nancy Ann 1835
m/James Salsbury
Aug 10 1853 Benton Co MO
they moved to Butte Co CA
they had 6 children:
George T 1855 MO
John 1857 MO
Mary 1858 CA
James F 1864 CA
Nelly 1871 CA
Birdy 1875 CA
John W 1837-after 1920 Jackson Co OR
miner/prospector/sheep farmer
never married
m#2 Susan Savage
Sept 19 1844 Benton Co MO
children:
Mary Jane 1846-after 1910
m/Osmond Ensign Fletcher Lindsey
they had 10 children
Adaline 1848
m/Thomas Tharp
William Henry 1849-1926
James 1852
Hester Ann 1854
m/Hooper
Rebecca 1859
m/Crabtree
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