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William Telford INGRAM (b. 1835)

William Telford INGRAM (son of Miller INGRAM and Rebecca Elizabeth HAGOOD) was born 1835 in Jefferson County, Kentucky, died in Missouri. He married Lucinda GREEN in Missouri.

Notes for William Telford INGRAM:
1. 1850 - 1860, Telford Ingram built wagons in Springfield, MO. He made the hub out of black locust and the rest out of Pine & White Oak. He made horseshoes and plow tools for farming. He had to close his shop for the War between the States. Information from hand-written note by Christine Wedgeworth, his grand-daughter.
2. He was drafted into the army in 1862 and he served 3 years & 9 months; he ran a general shop and maintained all the artillery. Information from hand- written note by Christine Wedgeworth, his grand-daughter.
3. Refer to 1870 Jackson, Edgar County, Missouri census.
4. Refer to 1850 District 19, Edgar County, Illinois census for 3 Ingram families, Joseph Ingram, Margaret Ingram and Miller Ingram, Looks like Miller Ingram is ours and the others are relatives.

More About William Telford INGRAM and Lucinda GREEN:
Marriage: Missouri.

Children of William Telford INGRAM and Lucinda GREEN are:

+Minerva Easter INGRAM, b. July 04, 1862, Jackson, Green County, Missouri, d. October 1929, Roane, Lafayette County, Arkansas.