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[20114] Frederick served as a Sgt. in the U.S. Army during World War II.
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[815] Henry's ancestors are from http://www.jenngen.com/ne/fam01603.htm and are not verified.
[50240] Florence is daughter of Albert Jordan Brockway (1875-1937) & Anna Florence Sawyer (1878-1954; m. 18 May 1902 in Medford, Piscataquis Co., ME).
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See "Descendants of Arthur Ingraham," compiled by Donna Ingraham Wernberg (found on the web in 2016) which reports "JOHN INGRAHAM (RICHARD, ARTHUR, ARTHUR) was born 1642 in Hadley, MA, and died June 22, 1722 in Hadley, MA. He married ELIZABETH GARDNER 1664 in Hadley, MA, daughter of SAMUEL GARDNER. She died November 29, 1684. . . . When John was 20 years old he crossed the river from Northampton to Hadley, Massachusetts and applied for land. He received a small two acre house lot at the northend and allotment in the meadows in 1663. There were only 46 families in Hadley in 1663
according to the town map. Our John was one of the town founders. He married Elizabeth Gardner, daughter of Samuel Gardner in 1660. The year of 1676 was an eventful one for John Ingram/Ingraham. He
fought in King Philips War [1675/1676] and is listed under Captain Turner's men. His son, John II , received a grant for land above Deerfield for this service. His son, Jonathan, was born, and also in 1676, Hannah Lyman and 33 other young women were arrested for overdressing, specifically for wearing hoods. A defiant Hannah appeared in court in the offending garment and was censured and fined on the spot for 'wearing silk in a flaunting manner - in an offensive way'. Among these 35 young women was Mary Broughton, who was living with the John Ingram/Ingraham family as a servant according to Doris Wackerbarth in The Guardians of the New World. The judge lectured Mary on 'the error of the ways of those who did not bear in mind that they lived in a wilderness where all must be of sober mind, ever mindful of the wickedness of the world and of their station in life and never, never - not for a trice - should expect that God would provide bountifully for them.' Elizabeth Gardner Ingram will die in 1684 right after the birth of Abigail. In 1686, John was a minority signer of a paper to spend funds on a grammer school, and not for an English school - he being the father of eight known children. In 1692 John was the ferryman between Hadley and Northampton, Massachusetts. The Judd manuscript states 'Ferriage in 1696 was 4 pence for a man and a horse, 3 pence for a horse or horned beast and one penny for a man. If not so paid, Ingram might demand double.' John will return his two acre lot to the town in 1696, and buy part of Samuel Gardner's lot and live there. In 1703, John and sons, have wood lots in the new Amherst and South Hadley areas. John 1, 42 acres in Amherst and 44 in South Hadley. John's son, Jonathan born in 1676 will be killed at Deerfield February 28, 1704 by the French and Indians during that war. He was 28 years old. John died at Hadley, Massachusetts in 1722. His tombstone is still standing." - the file provides further information.
[50738] Sarah is said to be daughter of Edmund Meagher Mahar (1738-1830) & Mary Rebecca Riley (1756-1831; m. in 1776 in Washington Co., ME). Did Sarah really live to age 101?