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- 1860 NC Census, Forsyth Co., Buffalo Dist., Post Office: Sedge Garden, Sep tember 5, 1860:
1981/1880
John L. INGRAM, 29y M Farmer REV: $135, PPV: $100 b NC
Lucinda A., 29y F (Note: nee WALKER)
Sarah M., 1y F
NOTE: Living next door is the following; father of Lucinda:
1980/1879
Alvens WALKER, 65y m Day Laborer PPV: $20 b NC can't read or write
Margaret, 63y f
Served in the Civil War with his brothers.
Co. D, 21st Regiment (NC)
There is a Private John Ingram from NC 21st Reg., Co. D that was killed M ay 4, 1863.
SOURCE: Casualty Roll: 21st NC at Fredericksburg 5/3 & 5/4/1863
Confederate States Army Casualties M836-6
National Archives & Records Administration
Transcribed & Abstracted by Billy Markland
CIVIL WAR PENSION APPLICANTS
of Forsyth County, NC
The following applications for pensions have been filed in Forsyth Coun ty with Register of Deeds Stanton according to the Act for the relief of w idows and disabled Confederate soldiers, etc., passed by the State Legisla ture and going into effect March 11th, 1889. In each case we give the nam es of soldiers, his company and regiment, and the name of the widow, by wh om in the majority of cases, the application is made:
LUCINDA INGRAM, widow of JOHN INGRAM, Co D, 21st Regiment.
SOURCE: http://www.geocities.com/~cindycasey/pension.htm
Revolutionary War: This is not the same John L. Ingram. This is for rese arch only for the early INGRAM settlers in NC.
ABSTRACT of the ARMY ACCOUNTS OF THE NORTH CAROLINA LINE - settled by t he commissioners at Halifax from the 1st September, 1784, to the 1st Feb y, 1785 and at Warrenton in the year 1786, designating by whom the clai ms were receipted for respectively. [#2803 John L. Ingram, received by Jo hn Sohmers]
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Abt 1831 - 1863 (~ 32 years)
