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E-mail meIngram Genealogy: From the Old Country to Saskatchewan
This page is the result of fourteen years of research in libraries, courthouses, churchyards and, more recently, on the Internet. If you are a Ingram, or think you might be, please e-mail me!
Background music: Homesteader Anthem
Direct Line
| Johann Ingram | b. 1841, d. 1919. Came over in 1887. |
| Wilhelmina (Brandt) Ingram | b. 1845, d. 1922. Brought the dumpling recipe. |
| August Ingram | b. 1871, d. 1950. Farmer, fiddler. |
| Rose (Kline) Ingram | b. 1878, d. 1961. Had eleven children. |
| Walter Ingram | b. 1902, d. 1988. Ran the hardware store. |
| Dorothy (Yoder) Ingram | b. 1906, d. 1995. Best pie in the county. |
Family Legends
Family legend says Johann won the farm in a card game. The deed says he bought it for $340. I prefer the legend.
Great-Aunt Hilda was the first woman in the county to drive a car. She drove it into the creek on the first day and never drove again.
During the Depression Grandpa Walter traded hammers for eggs. The store survived. So did the hens.
Surnames I Am Researching
Brandt
Yoder
Haskell
Moreau
Genealogy Links
Baby Kaylee Online - very nice
Natalie & Chris's Wedding Page - cool page!
The Vasquez Family Holiday Letter 1998 - a must see!!!
Orinoco.com (books!)
ravenfreak76@americaoffline.com
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Last updated: 8 Mar 1998
