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About Richard Ingram, of Johnston County
- Not a known son of Robert Ingram, of Beverley in Yorkshire
- Not the same as Richard Ingram
Family
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Moon-4474
Annie Moon was born circa 1715 in Johnston County, Colony of North Carolina. She married Richard Ingram circa 1732 and their daughter, Mary Elizabeth Ingram, was born on November 4, 1745 in Johnston County. Her husband, Richard Ingram, died in 1780 and Annie Moon Ingram died in 1789 in Johnston County, North Carolina.
Children
- John Ingram b. 1733 in Johnston, North Carolina
- Abner Ingram b. 1735 in Johnston, North Carolina
- William Ingram b. 1737 in North Carolina
- Pheriby Ingram Lee b. 1739 in North Carolina
- Mary Ingram Lee b. 4 Nov 1729 in Springfield Plantation, Johnston, North Carolina
- Elizabeth Ingram Avera
- Zilpha Ingram Avera b. 1760 in Johnston, NC m. Samuel Avera 11 Feb 1779 in Johnston Co., NC
Disambiguation
See https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Ingram-251
It does not seem possible for Richard Ingram, of Johnston County to have been born in Johnston County, NC in 1715, who married Annie Moon, to have been the son of John Ingram, b Abt 1696 (son of Charles Ingram & Elizabeth Dameron) and Hannah Pines of Brunswick County, Virginia; they did not own land there. Their son Richard Ingram, born 1738, was bequeathed land in Lunenburg County: “Item I, give and Bequeath to my Son Richard INGRAM, three Hundred Acres of Land in Luninburgh County being the other part of the said Six Hundred Acres I, bought of SMITH To him and his Heirs forever ~. (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Ingram-255)
Will
Richard Ingram died in Johnston Co., North Carolina, in 1781. He left a will dated December 5, 1780. In this will he names his wife Annie Ingram and children John Ingram, Abner Ingram, William Ingram, Pheriby Ingram, Mary Lee and Zilphia Avera. He named sons John and William to be his executors. The will of Richard Ingram was probated during the February Court of 1781, which indicates that he died in 1781 in Johnston County, North Carolina.
The Will of Richard Ingram
North Carolina, Wills and Probate Records, 1665-1998 for Richard Ingram, Johnston County, Wills, Vol 2-3, 1761-1892. February term 1781. Seen athttps://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Ingram-251
Links
- http://www.algw.org/bibb/firstfamilies/averyalexader.html
- DNA chart https://mayflowercharts.com/ingram/
Richard Ingram had his will prepared on December 5, 1780 in Johnston County, North Carolina. In his will he left to “my well beloved wife Annie Ingram the plantation wherein I now live and all my personal estate for to be possessed with and enjoy during her widowhood. Also four Negros, Violet, Rachel, Tom, and Penny also all my stock of horses, cattle, and hogs all the above mentioned property.”
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Richard Ingram, of Johnston County's Timeline
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1715
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Johnston County, North Carolina, Colonial America
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1735
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Johnston County, North Carolina, Colonial America
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1739
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Johnston County, North Carolina, Colonial America
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1740
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Johnston County, North Carolina, Colonial America
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1743
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Johnston County, North Carolina, Colonial America
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November 4, 1745
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Johnston County, North Carolina, Colonial America
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1754
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Johnston County, North Carolina, United States
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1759
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Cumberland, North Carolina, United States
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1772
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Johnston, North Carolina, United States
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