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- Who is this Joseph INGRAM; note buried in Anson Co., NC:
Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots
Name: Joseph INGRAM
Cemetery: Old fam cem
Location: fam homestead, Anson Co NC 15
Reference: Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots, Vol.2, p. Ser ial: 6924; Volume: 14
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There is a Benjamin INGRAM in Anne Arundel Co., MD, 1755 Residence Lis t, p. 120....who is he?
Listed on 1790 NC Census, Caswell Co.
Caswell Co., NC Wills:
James INGRAM 1862 page 524
(Note: Which James Ingram is this?)
Will Book C
1792-1800
James INGRAM 1792 page 18
Abstracts of North Carolina Wills, p. 51: (Caswell County, NC)
1791 October. INGRAM, James, Mary (wife); Walter, Priscilla, Vachel, Cla y, Benjamin and John.
Another resource states that James Ingram, son of Benjamin Ingram and Mr s. Benjamin Ingram and husband of Mrs. Mary Ingram was born 1732 in Brunsw ick, VA and died December 1792 in Caswell, NC.
There was a James INGRAM, Lieutenant-Colonel (commissioned Nov. 27, 177 6) of the 8th Regiment of the Continental Army (Northampton Co., NC, form ed 1741 from Bertie Co.) during the Revolutionary War under Colonel Jam es ARMSTRONG.
Delegates to Halifax (Convention) November 12, 1776 (to form the NC Consti tution) were Allen JONES, Jeptha ATHERTON, James INGRAM, Howell EDMUNDS, M ajor, Drewry GEE, 2nd Major.
There is a Thomas Ingham (sic) that received a Rev. War pension in TN. Ch eck out possible relationship:
THOMAS INGHAM
WILSON COUNTY (TN)
PRIVATE
VIRGINIA MILITIA
$30.00 ANNUAL ALLOWANCE
$90.00 AMOUNT RECEIVED
FEBRUARY 5, 1834 PENSION STARTED
AGE 72
Also check out the following information on a James Ingram in NC:
American Biographical Library
The Biographical Cyclopædia of American Women
Volume II
Historical Register of Officers of the Continental Army During the W ar of the Revolution
Field Officers of Regiments of the Continental Line
North Carolina Line
Eighth North Carolina
page 47
Lieutenant-Colonel James Ingram, 26th November, 1776, to 8th July, 1777.
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American Biographical Library
The Biographical Cyclopædia of American Women
Volume II
Historical Register of Officers of the Continental Army During the W ar of the Revolution
Alphabetical List of Officers of the Continental Army
Fifteenth Virginia
page 313
Ingram, James (N. C.). Lieutenant-Colonel 8th North Carolina Continental A rmy, 27th November, 1776; resigned 8th July, 1777. Was under Colonel Jam es ARMSTRONG (November 26, 1776).
Delegates to Halifax from Northhampton Co., NC (formed 1741 from Bertie Co .) , April 4, 1776 (to form the constitution), were Allen JONES, Jeptha AT HERTON, James INGRAM, Howell EDMUNDS, and Robert PEEBLES.
LOOKUP UP SOURCES:
Ford, Paul Leicester, editor. Proceedings of a Council of War held at Bur ke Jail, Georgia, January 14th, 1779, with a Narrative of the Subsequent P roceedings, and the Proclamation Issued, by LIEUT. COL. JAMES INGRAM. Broo klyn: Historical Printing Club, 1890.
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The number of Texians killed on the field appears to be 6, with three mo re mortally wounded who died subsequently. Kemp's Heroes of San Jacinto sa ys that Benjamin Rice Bingham was mortally wounded early in the batt le 21 April and died the following night (I currently have him list ed as a field casualty based on other records).
According to family legend, George A. Lamb was killed in the first char ge on 21 April. Dr. Mottley, aid to Gen. Rusk, died in the evening of 21 A pril. Trask was mortally wounded serving with Lamar's Cavalry in the skirm ish of 20 April and according to Dr. Labadie who treated him, died sever al weeks later in Galveston.
NINE KILLED OR MORTALLY WOUNDED
Lemuel Stockton Blakey, Benjamin Rice Bingham, George A. Lamb, John C. Hal e, Thomas Patton Fowle, Dr. William Junius Mottley (mortal wound), Mathi as Cooper, Ashley R. Stephens (mortal wound), Olwyn J. Trask (mortally wou nded, 20 Apr)
THIRTY-FOUR WOUNDED
C.D. Anderson, Washington Anderson, Mosely Baker, Jesse Billingsley, Jam es Cooper (died late 1836), James Cumba, Joseph Smith Edgar, Calvin Gag e, Albert Edward Gallatin, Giles A. Giddings (died Jun 1836), Samuel Houst on (severe), ALLEN INGRAM (severe), W.F. James (severe), George Washingt on Lewis (Lonis) (severe), Thomas H. Mays, James C. Neill (severe 20 Apr ), James Nelson, William A. Park, Michael (Mitchell) Putman, Elbridge Ger ry Rector, George Washington Robinson (severe), William H. Smith, Alphon so Steele (severe), John F. Tom (severe), Thomas Utly (severe), Logan Vand ever (severe), Elijah Votaw, Martin Walker (severe), William S. Walker (se vere), George Waters, Leroy Wilkinson, William C. Winters (severe), Devere aux J. Woodlief (severe 20 Apr), William Foster Young (severe) [referenc e]
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For information on VA Ingrams: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Village/ 2262/ingram/ingram.htm
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1732 - 1798 (~ 68 years)
