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Hi! I'm Ed Ingram. I'm a traveling construction superintendent
from Dawsonville,
Georgia. For
the past 27 years, Sue and I
(photo)
have traveled around the country
where I have supervised building construction.
We have lived in 13 states and traveled
to 49 states.
Our web pages listed below tell
about our travels and lifestyle.
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I am currently building a Circuit City in
N. Charleston, SC. I will be here until
November 2002. Today is August 4th, 2002.
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Our Names:
Ed Ingram, Edwin Ingram, Edwin J. Ingram,
Sue Ingram, Martha Sue Ingram,
Our daughter's family: Christa Pruett + Scott Pruett, Erin
Pruett, Ryane Pruett,
Our son's family: Nathan Ingram + Julayne Ingram, Tristan
Ingram, Chandler Ingram.
About where I live: Dawson County, Dawsonville,
Georgia:
Location: On Ga 400, Ga 53, Ga 9, and Ga 183. / US 19 about 50 miles
north
of Atlanta. Dawsonville was established in 1859.
Population: Dawson County = 10,000, Dawsonville=
Terrain: Hills and low mountains. Elevation of Dawsonville =
about 1900 ft.
Local businesses downtown Dawsonville: Dawsonville True Value
Hardware,
Country Cupboard, Kangaroo, Dawsonville Pool Room,
Dairy Queen,
Amoco, Billy's, Cane's Auto Parts, State
Farm Insurance, Thunder Road USA,
and 10-15 more.
Banks: Dawson
County Bank, First Community Bank, Chestatee State Bank.
Dahlonega has the Bank of Dahlonega, Century South
Banks, Lumpkin
County Bank, United Community Bank..., and Wachovia Bank.
Both
Cumming and Gainesville have SunTrust Banks.
Home of Race car driver
Bill Elliott and
Thunder Road USA - Racing Hall of Fame
Motels: Best
Western Motel,
Super 8 Motel, Comfort Inn, Amicalola Falls Lodge.
Travel Distances for
Groceries:
Dawsonville: Hometown market, or at Ga
400: (7 miles) Kroger, Ingles,
Travel Distances for other
shopping:
at Ga 400: (7 miles)
Ace Hardware, Radio Shack, CVS Pharmacy, Napa Auto Parts,
Byrd-Stephens Building Supply,
Home Depot,
at North Georgia Premium Outlets
(8 miles) Adidas, BCBG Max Azria,
Banana Republic
Factory Store, Bass, Benetton, Big Dog Sportswear, Bon
Worth, Britches Great Outdoors,
Brooks Brothers Factory Store, Calvin Klein, Casual Corner
Outlet, Casual Corner Woman,
Casual Male Big & Tall Outlet, Charlotte Russe, Danskin,
Dockers Outlet by Designs,
Dress Barn Outlet/Dress Barn Woman, Eddie Bauer, Elisabeth,
Escada, Gap Outlet,
Geoffrey Beene, Guess, Harolds's, Hugo Boss, Izod, Jockey,
Jones New York, Jones New
York Country, Jones New York Sport, Jos. A. Bank, Kasper
A.S.L., Kenneth Cole, L'eggs/
Hanes/Bali/Playtex, Levi's Outlet by Designs, Liz Claiborne,
Maidenform, Maternity Works,
Nautica, Nike Factory Store, The North Face, Off 5th - Saks
Fifth Avenue Outlet, Pac Sun,
Pearl Izumi, Perry Ellis, Petite Sophisticate, Polo Ralph
Lauren Factory Store, Quiksilver,
Reebok Factory Direct Store, Rue 21, S & K Menswear, Tahari,
Timberland, Tommy
Hilfiger, Van Huesen, Wilsons Leather Outlet, Bostonian
Clarks, Cole Haan, Easy Spirit,
Etienne Aigner, Factory Brand Shoes, Hush Puppies & Family,
Johnston & Murphy, Liz
Claiborne Shoes, Naturalizer, Nike Factory Shoe, Nine West,
Rack Room Shoes, Stride
Rite, Sperry, Topsider, Keds, Carter's, KB Toy Liquidators,
Lego, Little Me, OshKosh
B'Gosh, Rosalina's Baby Collections, So Fun! Kids, Strasburg
Children, Coach, Mori
Luggage & Gifts Outlet, Samsonite, Stone Mountain, Bijoux
Direct, Claire's Accessories,
Fossil, Movado, Sunglass Outlet, Sunglass Station, Time
Factory Watch Outlet, Totes/
Isotoner/Sunglass World, Ultra Diamond and Gold Outlet,
Zales - The Diamond Store
Outlet, Bombay Outlet, Crate & Barrel, Dalton Rug, Dansk,
Home Style, Hoover,
Le Creuset, Le Gourmet Chef, Lenox, Mikasa, Pfaltzgraff,
Pottery Barn Furniture Outlet,
Reed & Barton Factory Store, Royal Doulton, Springmaid
Wamsutta, U.K. Furniture
Company, Welcome Home, WestPoint Stevens - Bed, Bath &
Linens, Williams-Sonoma
Company Outlet, Black & Decker, Book Warehouse, Bose,
Cingular Warehouse,
Cosmetics Company Store, Cost Cutters Salon & Products,
Country Clutter, Designer
Fragrances & Cosmetics - Lacome, Disney's Character Corner,
E B Game World, Fuzziwig's
Candy Factory, GNC/Value Nutrition, Harry and David, Music
For A Song, Paper Factory,
Perfumania, Perfume Studio, Remington - The Personal Care
Store, Vitamin World, Ben &
Jerry's, Buckhead Grill, The Coffee Beanery, Freshens,
Healthy Choice Deli, Jump Asian
Express, Mrs. Fields, Oscar Mayer Hot Dog, Sbarro,
at Cumming, Ga.: (18 miles)
Home Depot, Lowes, Walmart, or Kmart.
Gainesville (22 miles) Sears, Belk, Penneys, and
many more.
Travel Distances to eat out:
in Dawson County:
Fisherman's Net, Captain D's, McDonalds,
Wendys,
Burger King, Hardees, Waffle House,
Sanky's Bar-b-que, Subway,
Dominos, Blimpie Subs, Amicalola
Falls Lodge, Billy's Country Kitchen,
Burger Queen, Corner Cafe Pool Room,
Country Charm Cafe, Dairy
Queen, Dawsonville Pool Room,
Finish Line Deli, Mountain View Cafe,
The Pizza Box, Taco Bell, and several
others.
at Cumming, Ga. 20
miles, Longhorne Steakhouse, Applebee's, Folks, Shoneys,
El Rio Mexican Restaurant, Red's
Bar-b-que, Pizza Hut, etc.
at Dahlonega, Ga.
(15 miles) Smith House Restaurant, El Maguey, Angel Garden,
Ricks, Wagon Wheel Restaurant, La
Pachanga, Granny's Long Branch Cafe,
Our Place Bar-b-q, Caruso's, Hong
Kong Chinese, B-Bob's Cafe, Brenda's
Cafe, Danny's, The Dogwood
Cafe, The Front Porch, Northwind, Domino's
Pizza, KFC, McDonalds, Checker's,
Patrick's, Park Place, and several more.
at Gainesville, Ga.
(22 miles) Red Lobster, Outback Steakhouse, Ryan's
Steakhouse,
Buckeys Bar-b-que, Folks,
Longhorne Steakhouse, El Sombrero, Pizza Hut,
Rudolph's, Bamboo Garden,
Chilis Grill & Bar, Raffaello's Italian Resturant,
Poor Richard's, Damon's, Thai
Dish, Reid's Cafe, Ihop, and others.
Local Things to Do:
Golf: Gold Creek
Golf Course, Chestatee Golf Course,
Camping/hiking:
Amacalola Falls State Park, The Appalachian
trail starts at
Springer Mountain. The 7 1/4 mile
approach trail to Springer Mt starts at
Amacalola Falls State Park.
Boating/fishing/skiing:
Lake Lanier (10 miles from downtown
Dawsonville.)
has 500+ mile shoreline, Buford
Dam backs up the Chatahoochee and
Chestatee Rivers. Boat ramps at
Nix Bridge Park, Thompson Creek Park,
and at Toto Creek Park.
Motorcycle riding: Ga
9 to Dahlonega (a pretty good ride), but Ga 60 splits off
US19 about 6-8 miles north of Dahlonega
and goes to Suches. That road is
nothing but curves - great for
motorcycles.
Dahlonega, Georgia - (14
miles away) has the Dahlonega Gold Museum, North
Georgia College (part of the Georgia
University System), and the Smith House.
Gainesville, Georgia -
(22 miles away) has Northeast Georgia Medical Center,
Lanier Park Hospital, Brenau College,
Gainesville College, and
Lanier Tech.
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1962 Graduates of Dawson County High School.
1. Bessie Anderson / Bessie Harbin
+ Jimmy Harbin, Dawsonville, Ga.
2. Mazie Anderson / Mazie Songer + James Songer,
Cumming, Ga.
3. Larry Bailey + Sylvia Garmon / Sylvia Bailey, Dawsonville,
Ga.
4. Roy Bruce + Joanne Boaz / Joanne Bruce, Douglasville,
Ga.
5. Dorothy Cain / Dorothy Tatum + J. D. Tatum, Dawsonville,
Ga.
6. Clinton Chester + Charldean Greene / Chraldean Chester,
Dawsonville, Ga.
7. Clinton Chumbley + Sarah Smith / Sarah
Chumbley, Dawsonville, Ga.
8. Deanna Cox / Deanna Mullinax + Jake Mullinax (deceased),
Cumming, Ga.
9. Lloyd Crane + Jo Anne Martin / Jo Anne Crane, Dawsonville,
Ga.
10. Evelyn Cranford / Evelyn White + Robert White (deceased), Oakwood,
Ga.
11. Janice Fouts / Janice Lee + Tony Lee, Lawrenceville, Ga.
12. Barbara Jean Gayton / Barbara Jean Beck + Raymond Beck,
Dawsonville, Ga.
13. Jean Harbin / Jean Marlowe + ____ , Kennasaw, Ga.
14. Shirley Harbin / Shirley Ware + LarryWare, Buckhead, Ga.
15. Linda Holman / Linda Anderson / L. H. Anderson + ___ (deceased),
Gainesville, Ga.
16. Gayle Hubbard / Gayle Reid , Lilburn, Ga.
17. Douglas Hughes + Shirley ____ / Shirley Hughes, Dawsonville,
Ga.
18. Edwin Ingram + Martha Sue Ayers / Martha Sue Ingram,
Dawsonville, Ga.
19. Billy Looper + Hilda Chumbley / Hilda Looper, Dawsonville,
Ga.
20. Judith Ann Neal / Judy Walls + Carroll Walls, Dawsonville,
Ga.
21. Frank Powell + Hilda ____ / Hilda Powell (divorced), Dahlonega,
Ga.
22. James Songer + Mazie Anderson / Mazie Songer, Cumming, Ga.
23. Jerry Stowers + Patricia ____ / Patricia Stowers, Woodstock,
Ga.
24. Barbara Summerour / Barbara Huffstetler + Ted Huffstetler,
Dawsonville, Ga.
25. Melba Turner / Melba Simmons + Stoney Simmons, Dawsonville,
Ga.
26. Opal Turner / Opal Holtzclaw + Lonald Holtzclaw, Cumming,
Ga.
27. Stella Turner / Stella Dyer + James Dyer, Dawsonville, Ga.
28. Albert Vaughters + Mildred Fortner / Mildred Vaughters,
Dawsonville, Ga.
29. J. C. Warren + ____ (divorced), Dawsonville, Ga.
30. Harriett Wells / Harriett Crump + _____ Crump (divorced),
Baldwin, Ga.
31. Mary Sue Wigington / Mary Lisenby + Jack Lisenby, Dawsonville,
Ga.
32. Terry Wilson + _____ (divorced?), Cumming, Ga.
33. Edwin Yarbrough + Anne _____ / Anne Yarbrough, Ft. Worth,
Tx
1962 Graduates of Dawson County High School who are deceased:
34. Sandra Anderson - died about a year ago from a heart attack.
35. Roy Burt - killed in a car wreck in 19___?
36. Janice Castleberry - died of cancer about two years ago.
37. Ruby Moore - died of Lou Garrett's disease.
38. Larry Sherriff - killed in a car wreck in 19___.
39. Sue Stripland - suicide.
Classmates who moved away or did not graduate in 1962:
Judy Cox / Judy Roper + Lamar Roper, Cumming, Ga.
Elaine Harris / Elaine Jenkins + Winston Jenkins, Flowery Branch, Ga.
Danny Kinnard + Ann Burt / Ann Kinnard, Dawsonville, Ga.
Clayton Long + Betty Fortner / Betty Long, Dawsonville, Ga.
Leman Parks + Joan ___, Lula, Ga.
Yvonne Seabolt / Yvonne Mitchell / Yvonne Schneider + __ (divorced),
Houston, Tx.
Ray Wells,
Faculty: Herbert
Robinson, G.D. Castleberry, Sybil Allison, Pattie Ayers, Avie
Barnes,
Joe Bradley, Don Burt, Harry Brown, Emery Cartrett,
Thelma Cox, Leila Dalton,
George Dunagan, Doris Fausett, Benny Fouts, Lois Harben,
Eva McGahee,
Clara McBride, Lois Mathis, Voncille Newton, Rachel Padgett,
Bonnelle Patterson,
Ford Phillips, Kathleen Reece, Clara Robinson, Aline Stowers,
Betty Styles,
Plennie Robinson, Ruth Turner, Ola West,
Below is a summary of information contained on several of our web pages.
Our Home Page
contains several paragraphs about our travels and lifestyle. It
contains
links to several of our favorite travel spots. It has 6 family photos,
3 photos of our house,
3 photos of our 5th wheel trailer, and 3 photos from the Academy Sports job
in Plano, Tx.
My Lotus Page -
Macros contains examples of some of my Lotus macros and formulas.
It shows examples of commands like @if( @choose( @string( @cell("type"
@cellpointer(
{if @iserr(@find( {get-number {let {alert {onderror {goto} {select
{style-interior {branch
@month( @date( {indicate {U}{D}{pdgn} {quit} etc.
Our Vacation Photos
of America contains 57 photos of sites across America, Canada,
and to Alaska. Many of the descriptive place titles are also linked
to the National Park's
informational web page for the sites. The photos like all of my photos
can be clicked to
see a larger version of the same photo.
Dawson County
Photos-contains
21 photos of places in Dawson County, Georgia. The
views include Lake Lanier, North Georgia Premium Outlet Mall, two
golf courses, downtown
Dawsonville, Amicalola Falls area, and Bill Elliott's shop.
I have worked with all of the following companies
as a construction superintendent:
Terry Development Corp., George Hyman Construction Co., Financial
Structures,
McCarthy Bros. Construction, J.A.
Jones Constr., and Abrams
Construction Inc.
I was the senior field engineer on one $40 million project
(Lenox Square addition)
with H.C.B.
Contractors.
I have worked as a construction superintendent,
senior field engineer,
office manager, form designer, trim carpenter, welder, computer programmer,
and programmer with Lotus macros.
Construction projects that I have been involved on
include: First American Bank,
Athens, Georgia; Grandview Nursing Home, Athens, Ga.; Botanical Gardens
Headquarters Bldg, Athens, Georgia; N.E. Georgia Medical Center,
Gainesville,
Georgia; Continental Can Paper Mill, Augusta, Georgia; Honeywell Building,
Atlanta, Georgia; Belk Store, La Grange, Georgia; Kmart, Mt. Vernon, Indiana;
Physical Education Complex, Valdosta, Georgia; Bay Bank, Panama City,
Florida;
The Island Bank, Holmes Beach, Florida; Seaway Community Credit Union,
Massena, New York; Lenox Square, Bulkhead, Georgia; Factors Walk,
Savannah,
Georgia; First Union Bank, Charlotte, North Carolina; Arlington
Credit Union,
Jacksonville, Florida; Bank of Prattville, Prattville, Alabama;
Kmart expansion,
Vero Beach, Florida; Kmart renovation, Savannah, Georgia; Kmart
expansion,
Sandy Springs, Georgia; Kmart expansion, Canton, Georgia; Kmart
fixtures,
Asheville, North Carolina; Kmart, Seminole, Florida; Foodlion,
Ft. Myers, Florida;
Service Merchandise, San Antonio, Texas; Kmart expansion, Indianapolis,
Indiana;
Sears Homelife Furniture, San Antonio, Texas; Baby Superstore, San
Antonio, Texas;
Steinmart, Fayetteville, North Carolina; Baby Superstore, Baton Rouge,
Louisiana;
Baby Superstore, Columbus, Ohio; Talbots, Vinnings, Georgia; Borders
Books,
Plantation, Florida; Abrams Fixture Plant, Douglasville, Georgia;
Home Depot,
Knoxville, Tennessee; Academy Sports, Plano, Texas;
Circuit City, Conyers, Ga.;
Home Depot, Shallotte, NC; Circuit City, Columbus, Ga;
Circuit City, N. Charleston, SC;
The projects
are listed in
the order in which they occurred. Of the 36 projects listed,
I was
asst. supt on one
project, office manager on one project, senior field engineer
on one project
and
superintendent on 36 projects. Some projects were not new
buildings.
I studied at Dawson County High School,
Georgia Institute of Technology,
several
Air Force schools, Syracuse University,
and the University of Georgia.
We enjoy boating, 4 wheel-drive roads, motorcycles,
traveling, hiking, hunting,
fishing, camping, water skiing, snow skiing, computers, snorkeling, diving,
construction work, playing the piano, organ, and piano, and working in
my shop.
Our N. American travels include 49 states and 9
provinces in Canada. We're not
high-class travelers. Our trips have been with a tent, a pickup camper,
an over cab
camper, or a pull-behind camping trailer. We've stayed at lots of
campgrounds.
I've put links on most of the main sights we've visited below to allow visitors
to this
site to easily look at information about the sites if they choose. We've
visited the
Grand Canyon National Park,
Bryce Canyon National Park,
Zion National Park,
Cedar Breaks
National Park, Arches
National Park,
Dinosaur
National Monument,
Canyons land National Park,
Colorado National Monument,
Pikes Peak,
Estes Park,
Rocky Mountain National Park,
Durango,
Mesa Verde National Park,
Silverton,
Telluride,
Imogene
Pass, Engineer's Pass,
Mosquito Pass, Great Sand Dunes
National Monument, Lassen Volcanic
National Park, Crater Lake National
Park,
the Oregon coast,
Bay of Fundy,
Disney
World, Disney Land,
Niagara Falls,
Glacier National
Park, Death Valley,
Las Vegas,
Yellowstone National Park,
Yosemite National Park, boating
on Lake Powell in Utah (a beautiful
lake),
Mexico to Monterey, the
Great Smokey Mountains National Park,
Blue Ridge
Parkway and
Skyline
Drive, the Smithsonian
Institute in Washington D.C., the
Henry Ford Museum in Detroit,
John Pennekamp State Park,
Key West,
Craters of the Moon National Monument,
and driving the Alaskan
highway,
Denali National Park, and going north
of the arctic circle in Alaska. Two
of our
favorite states are Colorado and
Utah although we always enjoy any place
in the
mountains or on the ocean. The autumn leaves in the
Adirondack Mountains in
upstate New York were also a favorite.
My Overseas Travels include Germany,
Switzerland, Italy, Turkey, Iran,
England, France, Spain, Portugal, Morocco, Algeria
(I tried to cross the Sahara
Desert in N. Africa on a BMW motorcycle back in 1967. I traveled from
Algiers
southward for about 600 miles before I ran into so much sand that I abandoned
the
trip.), Greece, Netherlands, and Austria.
Some interesting amusement parks visited: Florida:
Disney World and
Epcot,
Sea
World, Circus World,
Busch
Gardens, Cypress Gardens, Georgia:
Six Flags,
Texas: Sea
World, Fiesta
Texas, Six Flags,
Ohio: Kings Island,
Tennessee:
Opryland,
Dolly wood, Calif:
Disneyland,
Cities we have lived in for at least four months include
Panama City, Fl, Seminole,
Florida, Bradenton, Fl, Ft. Myers, Fl, Vero Beach, Fl,
Jacksonville, Florida,
Ft. Lauderdale, Fl, Savannah, Ga, Valdosta, Ga, Augusta,
Ga, Atlanta, Ga,
Gainesville, Ga, Athens, Ga, La Grange, Ga, Charlotte,
N.C., Asheville, N.C.,
Knoxville, Tn, Columbus, Oh , Mt. Vernon, In, Indianapolis,
In, Massena, N.Y.,
Jacksonville, Ark, Baton Rouge, La, Plano, Tx, San Antonio,
Tx, Houston, Tx,
and Prattville, Al, and of course our home Dawsonville, Ga.
Of all the places we've traveled and lived, my favorite
places are the coasts of
Florida, the Appalachian Mountains, and the Rocky Mountains. We've
spent
about five years living along the coasts of Florida. We've always had
a boat
and used it a lot. For snorkeling and diving, the area from West Palm
Beach
southward through the keys is best because of the clear water. However,
some
of my fondest memories are the times we spent with our two children camping
on
the east end of Shell Island at
Panama City. We snorkeled,
picked up shells, sat
by the campfire, and our kids drove their dune cart up and down the
beach. That
was in 1984-1985. That area is now a bird sanctuary. Trips to
Egmont
Island at the
entrance to Tampa bay were also interesting. The south end of that
island has
now also become a bird sanctuary and is off limits to people. Many of
the good
places have gone to the birds. Passage Key went that way
too.
My before-construction experiences include being
raised on a chicken farm in north
Georgia. We had 35,000 broilers which for the early 60's was considered
to be a
pretty good size farm. We raised some cattle and 10-15 acres of corn.
We always
had a good garden and canned or froze a lot of vegetables to eat throughout
the year.
During my senior year at the Dawson County High School, I was president
of the
Future Farmers of America (FFA), president of the Beta Club, a graduating
honor
student, and star student of the graduating class. After high school,
I enrolled in
Georgia Institute of Technology, but dropped out to join the Air Force.
After four
years in the military, I returned to the University of Georgia where
I was a member
of Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society. I was selected as the Outstanding Freshman
and
the Outstanding Junior in the Poultry Science Department. I graduated
from the
University of Georgia, ...
receiving the BSA Degree.
I served 4 years in
the Air Force
- Security Service (intelligence gathering)
I was stationed at Lackland
AFB, Goodfellow
AFB, Stead AFB, Shepherd AFB,
and Rhein Main AB, and received Russian Language training at
Syracuse University.
I flew 960 hours on RC-130 reconnaissance flights out of Frankfurt,
Germany.
Fifteen airmen who served with me at the 6916th Security
Squadron, USAFSS, at Rhein
Main Airbase, Frankfurt, Germany from January 1965 until March 67
are Roger Campbell,
Jimmie Chandler, Richard Cooper, David Davis, Thomas Draut,
Clinton Englehart,
Dennis Fradley, Henry Galen, Jon Hosmer, John Kinney, Alfred
Klatz, Robert Mayne,
Raymond Nedwick, Lewis Niver, and Robert Patterson. We
all went throught the Russian
Language program together at Syracuse University. . . .
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My genealogy:
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Parents |
Ingram |
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Jett |
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Grandparents |
Ingram |
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Truelove |
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Jett |
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Medlin |
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Great Grandparents |
Ingram |
Boling |
Truelove |
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Jett |
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Medlin |
Matilda |
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Great Great Grandparents |
Ingram |
Boling |
Truelove |
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Jett |
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Medlin |
Matilda |
The 'Ingram' Name - heritage:
- - - - - - - - - - - - -John Ingram(1733-...) and Polly Tillman (Prince George Co, VA.)
Their son, John Ingram(1757-1828) and Ruth White married in 1778 - SC,
Their son, Harmon Ingram(1790-1830) and Alsey ____?____ married in 1810.
Their son Hezikiah Ingram(1822-1894) and Deltha Tarbutton married in 1844.
Their oldest son, William Allen Ingram(1847-1923) and Martha Ruth Boling married 1869.
Their oldest son, Benjamin Hill Ingram(1877-1949) and Lydia Jane Truelove married 1909.
Their oldest son, Joseph Allen Ingram(1912-1998) and Ruth Allene Jett married in 1933.
Their oldest son, Edwin J. Ingram(1944 ... ) and Sue Ayers married in 1968.--( That's us.)
- - - - - Our children are Christa and Nathan Ingram:
Christa Ingram and Scott Pruett married in 1990. They have two daughters Erin and Ryane.
Nathan Ingram and Julayne LeBarron married in 1998. They have two sons, Tristan & Chandler.
I made a point of the 'oldest son' issue above because our grandson, Tristan,
is the
sixth generation of 'oldest sons' starting with Hezikiah's oldest son. If
Tristan fails
to have a son, he will break the pattern.
Thank you for taking time to read about us. Come back soon.
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