Ingalls - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: William E. Ingalls, 1864-1904, Montgomery Co, MD, Gold Mile

mommie2many — 2012-05-01 18:05:03Z

Hello,

My grandmother is Isobel Ingalls (ricketts) who is the daughter of Edgar Terry Ingalls, who wrote and worked in and about the gold mine. I am sure she would love to speak with you.

here is my email. mommie2many@gmail.com

Several Civil War Pics of Gen Rufus Ingalls

clddbd — 2012-04-30 18:02:51Z

Look on this site for more pics
http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/cwp2003004918/PP/resource/
http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/cwp2003004919/PP/resource/

Re: Ingalls roots trip

japeterson158 — 2012-03-01 03:03:45Z

Do you have any info on Harry Ingalls, born May, 23, 1866 in Boston. Butch

Re: Harry E. Ingalls death notice feb 10/41

japeterson158 — 2012-03-01 02:56:59Z

Still wondering. Butch, Sask. Canada

Harry E. Ingalls death notice feb 10/41

japeterson158 — 2012-03-01 02:55:54Z

In my grandfathers effects there is a card announcing the death of Harry E. Ingalls, born Boston Mass. May 23 ,1866, died in San Diego, Cal, Feb. 10, 1941. This must have been a family friend, possibly from Lyman county SD or Clearwater, Minn.

Re: descendent Edmund Ingalls

sidniern — 2011-12-05 21:32:31Z

Hi,
I am sharing descendants with you right up through about the 9 th generation. I have Edmund, then Henry, then Samuel Sr. and Jr. but my lineage then goes to the daughter of Sam Jr., Ruth.
I'd love to share info.
sidnie

Re: moses

kat670 — 2011-12-04 11:12:07Z

I found Joshua listed under Hancock on the 1840 census.
However, if you look at the entire census, you will see that prior to the Hancock listing is the town of Cornwall, VT. This may be a census taker error and the first part the page may actually have been Cornwall people.

Ashel Ingalls was "of Cornwall" at the time of his marriage to Lucinda Conley.

Next week I will go to Cornwall and take a look at the town records to see if there is any sign of Joshua.

Re: Ingalls of Franklin, Walton, Oneonta NY

hecloco — 2011-10-16 15:41:34Z

I was so pleased to hear from you and would love for you to email me directly. You are either a daughter of Charles or Chester and I would be happy to put more pieces of the family together. If I am correct my mother is your father's first cousin. I have gathered quite a bit of information on your ancestors and would be happy to share it with you. Contact me at hecame@sbcglobal.net.

Florence Isabella Ingalls / Morse / Ezard

fapaez1 — 2011-08-22 19:25:34Z

Florence was born about 1851, she was raised by her Mother and Step father she married William Ezard about 1873/4. One son born in Buffalo, NY on to Canada and a daughter Florence Maud (wife of william Strader), George, and Frederick were born Then back to the US and a daughter Prudence was born and then nothing. I suspect that Florence died about 1900 possibly in the the Buffalo area.
Ring a bell for anyone. Thanks for reading my query.

is Samuel J b. 1819 son of Benjamin Ingalls b. 1771 Rohoboth, MA?

AMP34263 — 2011-06-16 16:55:18Z

Trying to confirm that

Samuel J. Ingalls
b. 1819 NY (according to 1850 IN census)
m. Mariah Nutting 1843
d. 1865 Koscisuko County, IN

is the son of

Benjamin Ingalls
b. 1771 Rehoboth, MA (according to Burleigh)
m. Sally Thomas
m. Margery Cass
d. Ellisburg, NY 1829

Many trees show this relationship but, none I've found to-date are sourced. Burleigh stops at Benjamin. I am a direct descendant of Samuel and am willing to share the line.

Can anyone point me to documentation that proves above relationship?

Thanks in advance -

Matt

Infant daughter (Mary Katherine) of Mr./Mrs. M. E. Ingalls died 1909 Hygiene, CO

annageis76 — 2011-03-26 20:38:25Z

I am not related to this family…

Longmont Ledger (Longmont, Boulder County, Colorado)
Friday April 2, 1909 Page 1

DIED

INGALLS--At the home of her parent in Hygiene, Tuesday, March 30, 1909 of meningitis, Mary Katherine, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Ingalls, aged 9 months and 1 day.

Ingalls, Clyde E. 1904 - 1992 WWII Recipient 2 Navy citations for his development of Radar

JeanKayMorse38 — 2011-03-23 19:18:36Z

POTSDAM -- Clyde E. Ingalls, 88, formerly of Potsdam-Parishville Road, Potsdam, died Sunday, Dec. 6, 1992 at Community Nursing Home, Potsdam.
He was born Oct 11, 1904 in Canisteo to Lee Hallett and Susie Laine Ingalls. He married Marry Ross Jun 29, 1929 in Canisteo.
They moved to Potsdam in 1971.
He was a retired professor of electrical engineering at Cornell University in Ithaca.
He was a 1927 graduate of Canisteo High School and a 1927 graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He joined Stronger Carlson Corp. in Rochester after college, where he worked on the development of television.
During World War II he did applied radar research for the U.S. Navy at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
After the war, he started a private electronic consulting firm, before joining the Cornell Faculty in 1947.
He was a member of the Institute of Radio Engineers, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and the honorary fraternities Sigma Xli and Tau Beta Pi.
He held five patents and was the recipient of two Navy citations for his work on the development of radar.
He was a member of the First Baptist Church of Potsdam.
Surviving are: his wife, Mary Ross Ingalls; two daughters, Barbara (Mrs. Lindsay) Trerise of Potsdam and Janet (Mrs. Paul) Cameron of Washington, Pa.; a son, Norman Ross Ingalls of Parish, NY; two sisters, Ruth (rest of obit gone)

Re: descendent Edmund Ingalls

RichardCary — 2011-03-13 22:59:59Z

I'm in San Francisco right now so I'll have to wait until I get back home tonight. My gr gr grandmother was Adaline Amelia Ingalls daughter of Samuel & Unity Ingalls. This part of the family settled in New Hartford, Iowa.
richacary@aol.com

Rich

Re: descendent Edmund Ingalls

amandajean78 — 2011-03-13 22:22:15Z

Rich

Any information you have and would like to share would be beneficial. My chart stops at Samuel/Unity. I have no further information on that line. If you are interested in the Lansford line, I'll do my best to help as well.

Amanda

Re: descendent Edmund Ingalls

RichardCary — 2011-03-13 21:32:11Z

Hi Amanda

My line is from Samuel Worthen Ingalls. I do have a lot of information on this line. Let me know how I can be of help to you

Rich Cary

Re: descendent Edmund Ingalls

RichardCary — 2011-03-13 21:32:08Z

Hi Amanda

My line is from Samuel Worthen Ingalls. I do have a lot of information on this line. Let me know how I can be of help to you

Rich Cary

Re: descendent Edmund Ingalls

amandajean78 — 2011-03-13 17:48:12Z

This is better late than never.

I am also descended from Edmund Ingalls. My line splits at Samuel/Margaret. Lansford was my 4th great grandfather.

Re: INGALLS IN VERMONT

Sassy5492 — 2011-02-02 16:29:12Z

My aunt and uncle were Ingalls from VT. Sidney & Nellie.

Re: ASCHEL CLAPP INGALLS

CynthiaCox17404 — 2010-10-04 03:51:35Z

Trying to find the connection to Charles Phillip Ingalls (Pa on Little House series).
Can anyone give me the connection? Thanks

Re: INGALLS

mringalls — 2010-08-15 13:45:56Z

Hi Debbie,

Your post is over 10 years old, but I am still interested in what you have. I live in New Hampshire, but I am from Maine. My father and grandfather were Reginald Ingalls and Reginald Ingalls, Jr. of Eden, Maine (now Bar Harbor, Maine). My father was born in 1906 and died in 1974.

Are we cousins?!

I look forward to hearing from you.

Regards,

Gregory A. Ingalls, Sr.

Re: Gardner Ingalls Anson Maine

cejunes — 2010-07-09 22:28:53Z

The Gardner (Nathaniel) Ingalls I have was born in Anson Maine in March 1864 and died Jan 1941. His mother was Sarah Anne Walker b. Sept 10 1835 d. 1921 in Anson, ME and her husband was Gardner Houghton Ingalls b. 1833 d. June 1864.
Their other children were Abbie Jane, Flora, Fannie, and George Albert. Sarah Anne Walker and Gardner Houghton Ingalls were my great, great, great grandparents. I have extended family information on Sarah as well. I hope this helps.

Re: Eve (Ingalls) Alger

hrcgroveland — 2010-05-20 20:54:19Z

Just in case someone out there has not already made the connection after all this time -- Philo and Thankful Wilkinson are in McHenry Co. IL in 1880. Just across the state line is Walworth Co. WI, home of Frank Ingalls. Several sources, including 1880 census, show Philo and Thankful with 5 children: Eva, Addie, Fid(elia), William and Charles. Never any indication Fidelia is not their biological child.

Several posted family trees show Fidelia as dying 1892. WI Deaths, 1820-1907 shows a "Mrs. Frank Ingalls" who died in Rock Co. WI 15 Oct 1892. Is this Fidelia?

William, Charles and Eva all ended up in California. See postings on Wilkinson Board, this site. Also check CA Death Index (1940-1997 this site).

History of McHenry Co. IL (available this site) has bio of Philo Wilkinson. Fidelia is included as one of his children. Also shows Philo and Thankful both buried in California.

No IL Marriage indexed for any variation of Ingalls and Wilkinson. There is a listing for Frank Ingalls and Laura E. Martin 31 Jan 1885 Cook Co., license no. 228972. Is this Fidelia's widower Frank Ingalls? (see http://www.ilsos.gov/GenealogyMWeb/marrsrch.html)

Eva Ingalls' husband Clarence Wells Alger was born in Chicago in Mar 1887. Alger was his mother's maiden name; her husband had been in MI State Prison, Jackson Co. MI, since 1880, was not released until several years after Wells' birth. All his siblings used the surname Alger after their father's conviction. No way to confirm Wells' biological father. Wells himself was graduate of US Naval Academy 1910 and in 1910 was with Marine Corps in the Philippines.

That's it!
tutubonnie/at/gmail.com

Re: Susanna Ingalls Hampton Falls, NH

ElizabethMartin32 — 2010-04-06 01:15:29Z

By coincidence, I was just looking further for Susanna's parents in the History of Hampton Falls. A clue may be the name Peter Ingalls, on a list of soldiers who went to Louisburg from H. Falls.
The only child of William and Susannah that I know about is my ancestor Phineas Swain. NH Vital Records, death idex has Phineas "d. Northwood, NH, 21 August, 1840, age 77 years and 10 months, son of William born in Hampton". He is buried in East Northwood Cemetery. Phineas and Jane Carr were married 19 Jan 1784 in Epping, NH (NHVR).
I need to do more research on this family. I believe Wm and Susannah remained in Hampton Falls.
Elizabeth

Re: Susanna Ingalls Hampton Falls, NH

amz427 — 2010-04-06 00:53:42Z

Hi,

I saw your message and unfortunatly I don't know Susanna's parents, but I was wondering if you had the names of William & Susanna's children?

Thanks,

Lewis (Louis) Ingalls 1794-1804 INDIANA

kehensley1 — 2010-03-07 22:56:48Z

Need help putting Lewis together with his ancestry. Have him 1820 Dearborn, IN census w/wife and children. Wife Clarissa Clifton (married 1819 in Lawrenceburg,IN), sons Arthur and Lewis (Louis) Jr. all buried at Braysville Cemetery in Dearborn County, IN. William R. is my great grandfather

looking for family history of Walter Hass Ingalls

michaelbradford112 — 2010-03-04 03:28:45Z

I am the Grandson of Walter he was born 08/13/1917 and passed on 03/15/1968. He was married to Verna Jeanette Eckert and had 4 Children William, Carl, Susan and Helen. The family were all in the Unadilla, NY area back in the 50's.I know where all my ants and uncles are at just looking for more family history

If you have any information please e-mail me at michael.bradford@mchsi.com

Joseph N. Ingalls, Maine, 1840's

Cindy_Beane — 2010-02-23 19:02:21Z

I have no connection to any of these families. This appeared in the July 13, 1848 issue of the Lime Rock Gazette (Rockland, Maine):

“LOSS OF THE BRIG ANGELINE. The feeling of our community have been for some months past deeply interested in relation to the fate of the Brig Angeline of this port, and that of her captain and crew.

The Angeline (Capt. Ham) sailed from Bath on the 2d of February last, and since that time, until within a few days ago, nothing had been heard from her that could give a clue to her fate, except that a brig resembling her had been seen in distress. The friends of the captain and crew had given them up, when a week or two since a report came in the shipping lists of the Boston papers that the Angeline had been fallen in with by the Danish schooner Estaven, which took off the captain and crew and carried them into Ensenada, in Buenos Ayres. On Friday morning last, letters were received from the Captain, giving the particulars of the loss of the brig, and conveying the sorrowful news of the loss of one of the crew, Mr. George Nye, of Hallowell, and the pleasing news of the safety of all the rest. The captain states that they had severe gales during the whole week after they left here, and that at about 2 P.M. of the Sunday following the brig was struck by a squall and thrown on her beam-ends, completely down, her mast in the water. When she went over, Capt. Ham was thrown overboard, but succeeded in regaining the wreck, and in cutting the rigging, when the masts and bow spirit went by the board. The captain and crew then betook themselves to the bitts and pumps, where they remained, with but little to eat and the sea breaking over them the most of the time, until the next Sunday when they were taken off by the Estaven.

The Angeline was owned by Mr. Joseph N. Ingalls, of this city. She was 195 tons, burthen, built in 1831, and thoroughly repaired just previous to her last voyage. She was not insured. There was, however, $1600 insured on the cargo and $500 on the freight, at the Hartford Protection Officer.

The names of her officers and crew are as follows: Nelson Ham, Captain; John T. Ham, Mat; Robert Libbey, Wm. Dawes, George H. Nye, Joseph A. Kenney, Samuel M. Blanchard and William Folsom, seamen.

Mr. Nye was lost when the brig went over. He was a fine young man – one whom we had known from boyhood, and whose loss will be lamented by many of his young associates, to whom his kind and winning disposition had endeared him, as well as by a mother and sister, who have thus been deprived of the society of one whom they tenderly loved. What must make the blow more severe to them is, that they had been led to suppose, by the first news, after having given him up for lost, that he had been rescued, (Northern Tribune)”

Susan, Wife of Henry Ingalls, Esq., Wiscasset, Maine

Cindy_Beane — 2010-02-21 21:05:13Z

I have no connection to this family but found this in the March 19, 1852 issue of the Rockland (Maine) Gazette:

"DEATHS - In Wiscasset on the 14th inst., Mrs. Susan,wife of Henry Ingalls, Esq., aged 24 years and 10 months."

Re: Descendants of Alton W. and Frank W. Ingalls

Cindy_Beane — 2010-02-18 07:33:22Z

I don't have any connection to this family, but found this (don't know if it's your Alton W. or not)

From the December 10, 1895 Rockland, Maine Courier-Gazette:

"City Clerk Tibbetts performed his first marriage ceremony Wednesday when he securely tied Alton W. Ingalls and Rose Martin in the bonds of wedlock."

Re: C. E. Ingalls

jlfaiola — 2010-02-01 13:09:00Z

I have a handpainted round small covered porclain box bought in Harvard, MA

in small painted script on bottom is

C.E. Ingalls
1891

would like to know anything about this person or object

any relation to laura ingalls wilder etc

William J. Ingalls Death Certificate

kaylindstrom1 — 2009-12-30 22:27:39Z

I thought I had found my great-grandfather and so ordered his death certificate from the South Dakota Department of History. Unfortunately he's not my ggrandfather but perhaps he is yours. He was born in Michigan and was married, spouse's name unknown. His father was James Ingalls b. in NY and his mother ws Sarah b. in England. He died March 21, 1906 in Minnehaha, SD. If this is your family member, please contact me and I'll give you the copy of the death certificate.

Re: Ingalls related to Laura Ingalls Wilder

dnvsimar — 2009-11-12 18:46:11Z

Peter Ingalls is burried in Mille Lacs County Minnesota, I was to the cemetery many years ago, I imagine his wife and other members of his family, are also burried there, my Grandmother was an Ingalls, and lived and farmed in Todd County Minnesota.

Re: James L. Ingalls NY/IA/SD

jingalls31 — 2009-09-18 14:19:23Z

My Great Grandfather was James L Ingalls nd was born in 1842. He was a brother to Laura Ingalls' father Charles who was born in 1836.

Re: descendent Edmund Ingalls

denaliblue — 2009-08-31 07:20:26Z

I tried to send an email to you 3x at the aol email but they were were returned as indeliverable. My email is french12@gcilnetl or denaliblue@mac.com

Re: descendent Edmund Ingalls

french12_1 — 2009-08-31 07:12:16Z

my email is frenc12@gci.net ordenaliblue@mac.ocm

Re: descendent Edmund Ingalls

french12_1 — 2009-08-31 07:08:55Z

I tried to email you at the aol email but it came back.
my email is french12#gci.net or denaliblue@mac.com

Re: descendent Edmund Ingalls

denaliblue — 2009-08-31 04:29:49Z

Thannk You but how does this connect to the Ingalls family?

Re: descendent Edmund Ingalls

RichardCary — 2009-08-31 02:05:08Z

Your Aaron Ingalls b: 1802 was the son of Samuel Worthen Ingalls b:1771 and Margaret Delano b:1773. Margaret was the daughter of Jonathan Delano b: 1735 and Anna Parker Ladd, Jonathan was the son of Jabez Delano b; 1708 and Prudence Hibbard. Jabez was the son of Jonathan Delano b: 1680 and Amy Allen. Jonathan Jr was the son of Jonathan Delano b: 1647 and Mercy Warren. Jonathan b: 1647 was the brother to Thomas Delano b: 1642. FDR.s mother was Sarah Delano. I don't have FDR's lineage at my finger tips, but that's how our Ingalls/Delano line comes together. If you email me at User103572@aol.com I can help you better with our lineage.

Rich

Re: descendent Edmund Ingalls

denaliblue — 2009-08-31 01:15:11Z

Thannk You but how does this connect to the Ingalls family?

Re: descendent Edmund Ingalls

RichardCary — 2009-08-31 00:59:08Z

Franklin Delano Roosevelt comes from Thomas Delano b; 1641 son of Phillip Delano and Hester Dewsbury. We come from Jonathan Delano b: 1647 a younger brother to Thomas Delano. This Jonathan married Mercy Warren daughter of Nathaniel Warren and grand daughther of Richard Warren (Mayflower passenger 1620)

Rich Cary

Re: descendent Edmund Ingalls

denaliblue — 2009-08-30 17:58:09Z

I know this is an old post but how is Franklin Delano Roosevelt related to the Ingalls family? My great, great grandmother was Norah Ingalls (married named Pooley)and her father, my great, great, great, grandfather was Franklin Aaron Ingalls son of Aaron Ingalls son of Samuel Ingalls

Re: Laura Ingalls extended family

stephaniem714 — 2009-08-20 02:08:17Z

I'm related to the Ingalls. My grandmother's grandmother (my great great I guess) is Laura Eliza Ingalls who from what I can tell is Laura Ingalls the writer's first cousin. Laura E's father is Charles brother. Anybody know anything about his Charle's family?

Re: Ingalls in SD

reatrotter53 — 2009-07-21 16:54:46Z

I'm searching for information about Leone Ingalls of Huron, South Dakota. Her name was found in an old spelling book.
Any info would be greatly appreciated. reatrotter@hotmail.com

Re: Ingalls in MacKinac County, Michigan

bbdbrlvr561 — 2009-07-15 22:19:12Z

This sounds like it could very well be my Uncle Byron (family pronounced it By-ern, if you didn't know). I need to check if the county he passed in was in the UP or not. If I recollect what my mother told me properly, that was where he last lived in MI. Let me know if I can help in any way. Have some info on my Uncle Byron's brothers and sisters, if you'd be interested.

Re: Franklin Ingalls

Kristalyn09 — 2009-06-07 03:14:45Z

I am the grand daughter of Eleanor Ingalls...Not sure if there is more than one however! My grandparents had four children, but I think my grandfather's name was Jack...I know I should be sure, but they were divorced when I was very young and my family never really talks about him...not sure if this helps much.

Kolma Ingalls

JIWelsch — 2009-06-01 18:03:14Z

MUSCATINE, Iowa - Kolma N. Ingalls, 77, of Muscatine, formerly of Wilton, died Monday, July 23, 2007, at Unity Hospital.

Per her request, there will be no services or visitation. Her remains were donated to the University of Iowa College of Medicine.

She was born April 15, 1930, to Wilson and Nellie (Durfey) Brown in New Cambria, Kan.

She married Robert W. Ingalls Sept. 3, 1948, in Salina, Kan. He preceded her in death Sept. 25, 1976.

She was a licensed cosmetologist for many years.

She loved life, her family and going to the boat, especially when she would get a royal flush.

She is survived and lovingly remembered by her children, Albert Ingalls and his wife, Ae Kyong, of Denver, Colo., Robert Ingalls and his wife, Carolyn Kay, of Kansas City, Kan., Jackie Bantz of Muscatine and Gary Ingalls and his wife, Cindy, of Wilton; eight grandchildren, Douglas, Carolyn Ann, Michael, Shaun, Jeremy, Jaime, Jessica and Sona; 17 great-grandchildren; a sister, Francis Young of Kansas City, Kan.; and a brother, Jake Brown and his wife, Rose, of Olathe, Kan.

She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; and her sister, Ruth Becker.

Re: Charels and Robert Ingalls

CharlesIII_I — 2009-05-30 14:06:41Z

Charles was my father, Robert was my uncle. Have no knowledge of the bible. Interested in more about Katherine, my great grandmother.

Ingalls in MacKinac County, Michigan

CathyFerrellDeNu — 2009-05-28 12:41:32Z

Trying to find information on Byron Ingalls/Georgia Hemphill Burlew Ingalls. Children were Ruth Burlew, James Waller Burlew, Eugene Robert Burlew, Lewis Ingalls and Geneva Ingalls.

Georgia's death is listed as Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, and Byron's death is listed as Utica, Macomb Co., Michigan.

Susanna Ingalls Hampton Falls, NH

ElizabethMartin32 — 2009-02-22 20:21:03Z

Hello,

I am looking for the parents of Susanna Ingalls, born 1728. Susannah married William Swain on 31 August 1757, in Hampton Falls, NH.

Susanna Ingalls Hampton Falls, NH

ElizabethMartin32 — 2009-02-22 20:21:00Z

Hello,

I am looking for the parents of Susanna Ingalls, born 1728. Susannah married William Swain on 31 August 1757, in Hampton Falls, NH.