He was the son of Daniel and Esther Ingraham of Middlesex Co., Connecticut and Bradford Co., Pennsylvania.
He was born about 1796 in Connecticut, but moved with his parents when he was about three years old to Pennsylvania.
War of 1812 - Henry served as a soldier in the Canton, Bradford Co., PA militia:
Excerpt from Pioneer & Patriot Families of Bradford County PA 1800-1825, Vol. II - Clement F. Heverly - Pages 217-221:
"After the British had burned the capitol at Washington in August 1814, Governor Snyder of Pennsylvania, evidently apprehensive of the dangers from the enemy and feeling the need of more troops for the defense of the state, on October 15th, issued an order calling the militia into service. Most of the Bradford county militia were taken from the 144th regiment, formed into a company and placed under the command of Eliphalet Mason of Monroe and was known as Mason's company. Let it be remembered that this was before the day of railroads, the telegraph and when only a small section of the county had even a weekly mail service. Yet in two weeks' time, the Bradford county militiamen, scattered throughout a great wilderness, assembled at the mouth of Towanda creek and on a raft pushed down the river. They reached Danville on the 5th of November and there rendezvoused until the 25th, when all danger being over, they were discharged. For their services of 28 days, each private received the magnificent sum of $1.87, or 6 1/2 cents per day. The following comprised Mason's company:
Privates - Harry Ingraham, Canton"
By 1820, Henry had moved with his family to Geauga Co., Ohio, where he was enumerated living with his parents on the census that year.
But that same year, he moved on further west with his uncle Philo Ingraham and landed in Illinois:
History of Effingham, Lawrence, and Wabash Cos., IL
p. 281 – "Harry Ingraham came from New York about 1820 and settled on the W ½ of ect."
He married 17 Jan 1822, Edwards Co., IL, to Angeline Barney, daughter of William and Jerusha (Jefferson) Barney, early settlers of Illinois.
By 1830, Henry and Angeline had moved back east to Ohio and had at least two children, Barton and Emeline. This family living in Geauga County may be them, as this is the only Henry Ingraham listed in Ohio that year. In addition, Henry's father Daniel was living in the same county in a different township:
1830 Geauga Co., OH census, p. 192
Henry Ingram
one male 20-30; b. 1800-1810 - Henry
One female 20-30; b. 1800-1810 - Angeline
One male 10-15; b. 1815-1820 -
One female 10-15; b. 1815-1820 -
One male 5-10; b. 1820-1825 - Barton b. 1825
One male under 5; b. 1825-1830 - Emeline? b. 1827
1830 census, Hambden, Geauga, Ohio, p. 223
Daniel Ingram 0-0-1-1-0-0-0-0-1 0-1-1-0-1-0-1
One male 60-70; b. 1760-1770 - Daniel
One female 40-50; b. 1780-1790 -
One female 20-30; b. 1800-1810 -
One male 15-20; b. 1810-1815 -
One male 10-15; b. 1815-1820 -
One female 10-15; b. 1815-1820 -
One female 5-10; b. 1820-1825 -
In 1839, they completely reversed the Ingraham family's westward migration and moved back to where they had originated in Pennsylvania. They now had six children at home:
1840 Butler Co., PA census,Middlesex Twp, p. 080
Henry Ingraham
one male 40-50, Henry
One female 30-40, Angeline
One male 10-15; b. 1825-1830 - Barton
One female 10-15; b. 1825-1830 - Emeline
One male 5-10; b. 1830-1835 - Oramel
One female 5-10; b. 1830-1835 - Martha Jane
Two females under 5; b. 1835-1840 - Maria and Clarissa
1850 Adams Township, Butler Co., PA census, p. 137
Henry Ingraham, 55, Farmer, $900, Conn
Angeline,46, NY
Emeline, 22, Ohio
Oramel, 17, Laborer, OH, in school
Maria, 13, OH
Clarissa, 10, PA
Mary, 6, PA
Harriet, 3, PA
History of Butler County Pennsylvania – 1883
Forward Township, Chapter 30
"The Methodist Episcopal Church of Petersville was incorporated March 15, 1858, with Alexander BRYSON, who was class leader for a few years before, Henry INGRAHAM, John FERGUSON, Henry V. WINTERSTEIN and Robert W. GRAHAM trustees."
In 1860, Henry is still in Butler Co., PA, but Angeline has taken at least two of their younger children and moved back out to Illinois to live near her family in Flora, Clay county:
1860 Flora, Clay Co., IL census, p. 457
Angeline Ingraham, 50, $150, $60, Conn
Clarissa A., 20, PA
Harriet J., 13, PA
In 1860, Henry is living next door to his sister Samantha Ingraham Winterstein and her family:
1860 census, Connoquenessing, Butler Co., PA, p. 327
Henry Ingerham, 64, Carpenter, $400, $88, CONN
[next door]
Caleb Wintersten M 51 Pennsylvania
Samanthra Wintersten F 50 Pennsylvania
Melvin Wintersten M 18 Pennsylvania
Miles Wintersten M 10 Pennsylvania
1860 census, Buffalow Township, Butler, Pennsylvania
Daniel Walters M 38 Pennsylvania
Ester Amelia Walters F 31 Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Walters F 14 Pennsylvania
Susan E Walters F 13 Pennsylvania
Abner Walters M 10 Pennsylvania
Mary E Walters F 5 Pennsylvania
Emerette Jane Walters F 3 Pennsylvania
Henry died in 1864 while on a visit to his brother Barton in Geauga Co., Ohio. He was buried in the Hambden cemetery according to their records, but there is no marker.
Henry's will was filed in Geauga Co., Ohio (and possibly also back in Pennsylvania).
1870 census, Flora, Harter Twp., Clay Co., IL
Daniel Walters M 49 Ohio
Ester E Walters F 45 Illinois
Abner Walters M 21 Pennsylvania
Mary A Walters F 14 Pennsylvania
Em* J Walters F 12 Pennsylvania
Adam R Walters M 11 Pennsylvania
Charlotte R Walters F 7 Pennsylvania
Edwin P Walters M 2 Illinois
Angaline Ingraham F 65 Illinois
Mariah Ballard F 35 Illinois
Charles Ballard M 12 Illinois
History of Clay County, Illinois, vol. 1, 1884, p. 243-244.
Barton B. Ingraham is one of the substantial farmers of Harter Township, living in Section 12, town 3 north, Range 6 east. He was born in Wabash County, Ill., April 3, 1825. His parents, Henry and Angeline Ingraham, were very early settlers in Wabash County, but while Barton B. was a mere child, they removed to Ohio, and in 1839 they again removed, this time going to the State of Pennsylvania, which was for many years their home. The father died in Ohio while on a visit, and the mother subsequently removed to Illinois, and died in Clay County in 1879.
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Henry Ingraham and Angeline Barney Ingraham's children:
1. Barton B. Ingraham, b. 3 Apr 1825, Wabash Co., IL; m. Jane C. Johnston [b. 27 Sep 1827, Butler Co., PA; d. 1899, Flora, Clay Co., IL; daughter of Joseph Johnston and Martha Crawford]; he d. 10 Aug 1892, Flora, Clay Co., IL; buried
Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
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2. Esther Emeline Ingraham, b. 1828, Geauga Co., OH; m. 1850-1854, Butler Co., PA to Daniel Walters [b. 24 Aug 1820, PA; d. 15 Mar 1876, Clay Co., IL; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL]; she d. after 1880, probably Clay Co., IL; probably buried Elmwood Cemetery.
In 1850, Daniel was living with his first wife:
1850 census, Buffalo, Butler, Pennsylvania
Danniel Walter M 28 Pennsylvania
Catharine Walter F 21 Pennsylvania
Ellen Walter F 4 Pennsylvania
Susannah Walter F 2 Pennsylvania
Wm Beabout M 19 Pennsylvania
1860 census, Buffalow Township, Butler, Pennsylvania
Daniel Walters M 38 Pennsylvania
Ester Amelia Walters F 31 Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Walters F 14 Pennsylvania
Susan E Walters F 13 Pennsylvania
Abner Walters M 10 Pennsylvania
Mary E Walters F 5 Pennsylvania
Emerette Jane Walters F 3 Pennsylvania
[indexed as Samuel Walters, but is Daniel]
1870 census, Flora, Harter Twp., Clay Co., IL
Daniel Walters M 49 Ohio
Ester E Walters F 45 Illinois
Abner Walters M 21 Pennsylvania
Mary A Walters F 14 Pennsylvania
Em* J Walters F 12 Pennsylvania
Adam R Walters M 11 Pennsylvania
Charlotte R Walters F 7 Pennsylvania
Edwin P Walters M 2 Illinois
Angaline Ingraham F 65 Illinois
Mariah Ballard F 35 Illinois
Charles Ballard M 12 Illinois
1880 census, Harter, Clay, Illinois
Ester E Walters Self F 51 Ohio
Mary A Walters Daughter F 25 Pennsylvania
Adam Walters Son M 20 Pennsylvania
Sharlotte Walters Daughter F 18 Pennsylvania
Edwin Walters Son M 11 Illinois
Catharine Walters Daughter F 9 Illinois
Esther Emeline Ingraham Walters' and Daniel Walters' children:
1) Mary A. Walters, b. 1855, Butler Co., PA;
2) Emmerette Jane Walters, b. 1857, Butler Co., PA;
3) Adam R. Walters, b. 1860, Butler Co., PA;
4) Charlotte R. Walters, b. 1863, Butler Co., PA;
5) Edwin P. Walters, b. 1868, Flora, Clay Co., IL;
6) Catherine Walters, b. 1871, Flora, Clay Co., IL;
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3. Oramel Ingraham, b. 1833, Geauga Co., OH; 1850 living with parents in Butler Co., PA; not found 1860 and later.
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4. Martha Jane Ingraham, b. 1835, Geauga Co., OH; m.c. 1851, Butler Co., PA to Frederick Pearce [b. 1820, Eng; d. 1880-1900, Clay Co., IL; son of Richard Pearce and Susan Austen]; she d. 14 Dec 1878, Flora, Clay Co., IL; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
1870 census, Flora, Harter Twp., Clay Co., IL
Frederick Pearce M 50 England
Martha J Pearce F 41 Ohio
Wilbur R Pearce M 18 Pennsylvania
Emmaretta I Pearce F 16 Pennsylvania
Olive E Pearce F 12 Pennsylvania
Lizzie Pearce F 8 Illinois
Ellie Pearce F 4 Illinois
Fred Pearce M 0 Illinois
Herrald Myres M 17 Illinois
1880 census, Flora, Clay, Illinois
Frederick Pierce Self M widowed 60 England
Wilber Pierce Son M 25 Pennsylvania
Emma Pierce Daughter F 22 Pennsylvania
Tillie Pierce Daughter F 17 Illinois
Frederick Pierce Son M 10 Illinois
H F Buck Son-in-law M 41 Ohio
Olive Buck Daughter F 20 Pennsylvania
Martha Ingraham Pearce and Frederick Pearce's children:
1) Wilbur Russell Pearce, b. Nov 1852, Butler Co., PA; m. 26 May 1881, Clay Co., IL to Julia Burbank; he d. 1916, Flora, Clay Co., IL; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
2) Emmaretta J. Pearce, 18 Apr 1854, PA; she d. 7 Jun 1946, Flora, Clay Co, IL; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
3) Olive Armettac Pearce, 3 Sep 1858, PA; m. 27 Mar 1876, Flora, Clay Co., IL to Henry Buck; she d. 8 Nov 1947, Flora, Clay Co, IL; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
4) Lillian Estella Pearce, b. 13 Jan 1862, Flora, Clay Co, IL; m. 28 May 1884, Clay Co., IL to Solomon T. Finch; she d. 5 Jun 1916; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
5) Ellie Pearce, b. 1866, Flora, Clay Co, IL;
6) Frederick Austin Pearce, b. 19 Sep 1869, Flora, Clay Co, IL; m. 6 Jan 1898, Clay Co., IL to Minnie Frances Boyd ; he d. 29 Dec 1934, Flora, Clay, Co, IL; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
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4. Maria Ingraham, b. 1837, Geauga Co., OH; m. 1st 14 Oct 1858, Edwards Co., IL to Henry C. Ballard [b. 4 Jul 1834, Wabash Co., IL; d. 21 Oct 1862, Friendsville, Wabash Co., IL; buried Friendsville Cemetery, Friendsville, Wabash Co., IL; son of James Ballard and Clarissa Barney]; m. 2nd 24 Dec 1873, Clay Co., IL to George W. Able; she d. 1890-1900, Clay Co., IL; almost certainly buried Jenkins Cemetery, Louisville, Clay Co., IL.
Maria's first husband, Henry C. Ballard, died during the Civil War as a soldier serving with the 46th Illinois Infantry.
1860 census, Township 3 N Range 7 E, Clay, Illinois
Henry C Ballard M 25 Illinois
Mariah Ballard F 24 Ohio
Charles Ballard M 0 Illinois
Henry Carroll M 18 Kentucky
James Carroll M 16 Kentucky
1870 census, Flora, Harter Twp., Clay Co., IL
Saml Walters M 49 Ohio
Ester E Walters F 45 Illinois
Abner Walters M 21 Pennsylvania
Mary A Walters F 14 Pennsylvania
Em* J Walters F 12 Pennsylvania
Adam R Walters M 11 Pennsylvania
Charlotte R Walters F 7 Pennsylvania
Edwin P Walters M 2 Illinois
Angaline Ingraham F 65 Illinois
Mariah Ballard F 35 Illinois
Charles Ballard M 12 Illinois
1880 census, Louisville, Clay, Illinois
George W Abel Self M 54 Kentucky
Mariah Abel Wife F 43 Ohio
Wilford L Abel Son M 21 Indiana
Margarett J Abel Daughter F 18 Indiana
George L Abel Son M 16 Indiana
Laura Abel Daughter F 14 Indiana
Elen Abel Daughter F 11 Illinois
Kitty Abel Daughter F 8 Illinois
Maudie Abel Daughter F 5 Illinois
Stanley Abel Son M 2 Illinois
Maria Ingraham Ballard Abel's child with Henry Ballard:
1) Charles Ballard, b. 1859, Clay Co., IL; he d. after 1880, when he was living in Clay Co., IL;
1880 census, Louisville, Clay, Illinois
Charles Ballard, 21, IL; father b. IL; mother b. PA
Maria Ingraham Ballard Abel's children with George Abel:
2) Maud Marie Abel, b. 1875, Clay Co., IL; m. Frank Noble Stauffer [b. 1873; d. 1942]; she d. 1897; buried Wiley Cemetery, Colfax, McLean Co., IL.
3) oliver Abel "Ollie", b. 17 Sep 1877, Clay Co., IL; d. 18 Sep 1877, Clay Co., IL; buried Jenkins Cemetery, Louisville, Clay Co., IL.
3) Stanley Lafayette Abel, b. 17 Nov 1877, Louisville, Clay Co., IL; he d. 12 Oct 1948, KS; buried Matfield Green Cemetery, Matfield Green, Chase Co., KS.
4) Grace Abel, b. 12 May 1880, Clay Co., IL; she d. 12 May 1880, Clay Co., IL; buried Jenkins Cemetery, Louisville, Clay Co., IL.
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6. Clarissa A. Ingraham, b. 1840, Butler Co., PA;
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7. Mary Ingraham, b. 1844, Butler Co., PA;
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8. Harriet J. Ingraham, b. 1847, Butler Co., PA;
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He was born about 1796 in Connecticut, but moved with his parents when he was about three years old to Pennsylvania.
War of 1812 - Henry served as a soldier in the Canton, Bradford Co., PA militia:
Excerpt from Pioneer & Patriot Families of Bradford County PA 1800-1825, Vol. II - Clement F. Heverly - Pages 217-221:
"After the British had burned the capitol at Washington in August 1814, Governor Snyder of Pennsylvania, evidently apprehensive of the dangers from the enemy and feeling the need of more troops for the defense of the state, on October 15th, issued an order calling the militia into service. Most of the Bradford county militia were taken from the 144th regiment, formed into a company and placed under the command of Eliphalet Mason of Monroe and was known as Mason's company. Let it be remembered that this was before the day of railroads, the telegraph and when only a small section of the county had even a weekly mail service. Yet in two weeks' time, the Bradford county militiamen, scattered throughout a great wilderness, assembled at the mouth of Towanda creek and on a raft pushed down the river. They reached Danville on the 5th of November and there rendezvoused until the 25th, when all danger being over, they were discharged. For their services of 28 days, each private received the magnificent sum of $1.87, or 6 1/2 cents per day. The following comprised Mason's company:
Privates - Harry Ingraham, Canton"
By 1820, Henry had moved with his family to Geauga Co., Ohio, where he was enumerated living with his parents on the census that year.
But that same year, he moved on further west with his uncle Philo Ingraham and landed in Illinois:
History of Effingham, Lawrence, and Wabash Cos., IL
p. 281 – "Harry Ingraham came from New York about 1820 and settled on the W ½ of ect."
He married 17 Jan 1822, Edwards Co., IL, to Angeline Barney, daughter of William and Jerusha (Jefferson) Barney, early settlers of Illinois.
By 1830, Henry and Angeline had moved back east to Ohio and had at least two children, Barton and Emeline. This family living in Geauga County may be them, as this is the only Henry Ingraham listed in Ohio that year. In addition, Henry's father Daniel was living in the same county in a different township:
1830 Geauga Co., OH census, p. 192
Henry Ingram
one male 20-30; b. 1800-1810 - Henry
One female 20-30; b. 1800-1810 - Angeline
One male 10-15; b. 1815-1820 -
One female 10-15; b. 1815-1820 -
One male 5-10; b. 1820-1825 - Barton b. 1825
One male under 5; b. 1825-1830 - Emeline? b. 1827
1830 census, Hambden, Geauga, Ohio, p. 223
Daniel Ingram 0-0-1-1-0-0-0-0-1 0-1-1-0-1-0-1
One male 60-70; b. 1760-1770 - Daniel
One female 40-50; b. 1780-1790 -
One female 20-30; b. 1800-1810 -
One male 15-20; b. 1810-1815 -
One male 10-15; b. 1815-1820 -
One female 10-15; b. 1815-1820 -
One female 5-10; b. 1820-1825 -
In 1839, they completely reversed the Ingraham family's westward migration and moved back to where they had originated in Pennsylvania. They now had six children at home:
1840 Butler Co., PA census,Middlesex Twp, p. 080
Henry Ingraham
one male 40-50, Henry
One female 30-40, Angeline
One male 10-15; b. 1825-1830 - Barton
One female 10-15; b. 1825-1830 - Emeline
One male 5-10; b. 1830-1835 - Oramel
One female 5-10; b. 1830-1835 - Martha Jane
Two females under 5; b. 1835-1840 - Maria and Clarissa
1850 Adams Township, Butler Co., PA census, p. 137
Henry Ingraham, 55, Farmer, $900, Conn
Angeline,46, NY
Emeline, 22, Ohio
Oramel, 17, Laborer, OH, in school
Maria, 13, OH
Clarissa, 10, PA
Mary, 6, PA
Harriet, 3, PA
History of Butler County Pennsylvania – 1883
Forward Township, Chapter 30
"The Methodist Episcopal Church of Petersville was incorporated March 15, 1858, with Alexander BRYSON, who was class leader for a few years before, Henry INGRAHAM, John FERGUSON, Henry V. WINTERSTEIN and Robert W. GRAHAM trustees."
In 1860, Henry is still in Butler Co., PA, but Angeline has taken at least two of their younger children and moved back out to Illinois to live near her family in Flora, Clay county:
1860 Flora, Clay Co., IL census, p. 457
Angeline Ingraham, 50, $150, $60, Conn
Clarissa A., 20, PA
Harriet J., 13, PA
In 1860, Henry is living next door to his sister Samantha Ingraham Winterstein and her family:
1860 census, Connoquenessing, Butler Co., PA, p. 327
Henry Ingerham, 64, Carpenter, $400, $88, CONN
[next door]
Caleb Wintersten M 51 Pennsylvania
Samanthra Wintersten F 50 Pennsylvania
Melvin Wintersten M 18 Pennsylvania
Miles Wintersten M 10 Pennsylvania
1860 census, Buffalow Township, Butler, Pennsylvania
Daniel Walters M 38 Pennsylvania
Ester Amelia Walters F 31 Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Walters F 14 Pennsylvania
Susan E Walters F 13 Pennsylvania
Abner Walters M 10 Pennsylvania
Mary E Walters F 5 Pennsylvania
Emerette Jane Walters F 3 Pennsylvania
Henry died in 1864 while on a visit to his brother Barton in Geauga Co., Ohio. He was buried in the Hambden cemetery according to their records, but there is no marker.
Henry's will was filed in Geauga Co., Ohio (and possibly also back in Pennsylvania).
1870 census, Flora, Harter Twp., Clay Co., IL
Daniel Walters M 49 Ohio
Ester E Walters F 45 Illinois
Abner Walters M 21 Pennsylvania
Mary A Walters F 14 Pennsylvania
Em* J Walters F 12 Pennsylvania
Adam R Walters M 11 Pennsylvania
Charlotte R Walters F 7 Pennsylvania
Edwin P Walters M 2 Illinois
Angaline Ingraham F 65 Illinois
Mariah Ballard F 35 Illinois
Charles Ballard M 12 Illinois
History of Clay County, Illinois, vol. 1, 1884, p. 243-244.
Barton B. Ingraham is one of the substantial farmers of Harter Township, living in Section 12, town 3 north, Range 6 east. He was born in Wabash County, Ill., April 3, 1825. His parents, Henry and Angeline Ingraham, were very early settlers in Wabash County, but while Barton B. was a mere child, they removed to Ohio, and in 1839 they again removed, this time going to the State of Pennsylvania, which was for many years their home. The father died in Ohio while on a visit, and the mother subsequently removed to Illinois, and died in Clay County in 1879.
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Henry Ingraham and Angeline Barney Ingraham's children:
1. Barton B. Ingraham, b. 3 Apr 1825, Wabash Co., IL; m. Jane C. Johnston [b. 27 Sep 1827, Butler Co., PA; d. 1899, Flora, Clay Co., IL; daughter of Joseph Johnston and Martha Crawford]; he d. 10 Aug 1892, Flora, Clay Co., IL; buried
Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
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2. Esther Emeline Ingraham, b. 1828, Geauga Co., OH; m. 1850-1854, Butler Co., PA to Daniel Walters [b. 24 Aug 1820, PA; d. 15 Mar 1876, Clay Co., IL; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL]; she d. after 1880, probably Clay Co., IL; probably buried Elmwood Cemetery.
In 1850, Daniel was living with his first wife:
1850 census, Buffalo, Butler, Pennsylvania
Danniel Walter M 28 Pennsylvania
Catharine Walter F 21 Pennsylvania
Ellen Walter F 4 Pennsylvania
Susannah Walter F 2 Pennsylvania
Wm Beabout M 19 Pennsylvania
1860 census, Buffalow Township, Butler, Pennsylvania
Daniel Walters M 38 Pennsylvania
Ester Amelia Walters F 31 Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Walters F 14 Pennsylvania
Susan E Walters F 13 Pennsylvania
Abner Walters M 10 Pennsylvania
Mary E Walters F 5 Pennsylvania
Emerette Jane Walters F 3 Pennsylvania
[indexed as Samuel Walters, but is Daniel]
1870 census, Flora, Harter Twp., Clay Co., IL
Daniel Walters M 49 Ohio
Ester E Walters F 45 Illinois
Abner Walters M 21 Pennsylvania
Mary A Walters F 14 Pennsylvania
Em* J Walters F 12 Pennsylvania
Adam R Walters M 11 Pennsylvania
Charlotte R Walters F 7 Pennsylvania
Edwin P Walters M 2 Illinois
Angaline Ingraham F 65 Illinois
Mariah Ballard F 35 Illinois
Charles Ballard M 12 Illinois
1880 census, Harter, Clay, Illinois
Ester E Walters Self F 51 Ohio
Mary A Walters Daughter F 25 Pennsylvania
Adam Walters Son M 20 Pennsylvania
Sharlotte Walters Daughter F 18 Pennsylvania
Edwin Walters Son M 11 Illinois
Catharine Walters Daughter F 9 Illinois
Esther Emeline Ingraham Walters' and Daniel Walters' children:
1) Mary A. Walters, b. 1855, Butler Co., PA;
2) Emmerette Jane Walters, b. 1857, Butler Co., PA;
3) Adam R. Walters, b. 1860, Butler Co., PA;
4) Charlotte R. Walters, b. 1863, Butler Co., PA;
5) Edwin P. Walters, b. 1868, Flora, Clay Co., IL;
6) Catherine Walters, b. 1871, Flora, Clay Co., IL;
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3. Oramel Ingraham, b. 1833, Geauga Co., OH; 1850 living with parents in Butler Co., PA; not found 1860 and later.
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4. Martha Jane Ingraham, b. 1835, Geauga Co., OH; m.c. 1851, Butler Co., PA to Frederick Pearce [b. 1820, Eng; d. 1880-1900, Clay Co., IL; son of Richard Pearce and Susan Austen]; she d. 14 Dec 1878, Flora, Clay Co., IL; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
1870 census, Flora, Harter Twp., Clay Co., IL
Frederick Pearce M 50 England
Martha J Pearce F 41 Ohio
Wilbur R Pearce M 18 Pennsylvania
Emmaretta I Pearce F 16 Pennsylvania
Olive E Pearce F 12 Pennsylvania
Lizzie Pearce F 8 Illinois
Ellie Pearce F 4 Illinois
Fred Pearce M 0 Illinois
Herrald Myres M 17 Illinois
1880 census, Flora, Clay, Illinois
Frederick Pierce Self M widowed 60 England
Wilber Pierce Son M 25 Pennsylvania
Emma Pierce Daughter F 22 Pennsylvania
Tillie Pierce Daughter F 17 Illinois
Frederick Pierce Son M 10 Illinois
H F Buck Son-in-law M 41 Ohio
Olive Buck Daughter F 20 Pennsylvania
Martha Ingraham Pearce and Frederick Pearce's children:
1) Wilbur Russell Pearce, b. Nov 1852, Butler Co., PA; m. 26 May 1881, Clay Co., IL to Julia Burbank; he d. 1916, Flora, Clay Co., IL; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
2) Emmaretta J. Pearce, 18 Apr 1854, PA; she d. 7 Jun 1946, Flora, Clay Co, IL; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
3) Olive Armettac Pearce, 3 Sep 1858, PA; m. 27 Mar 1876, Flora, Clay Co., IL to Henry Buck; she d. 8 Nov 1947, Flora, Clay Co, IL; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
4) Lillian Estella Pearce, b. 13 Jan 1862, Flora, Clay Co, IL; m. 28 May 1884, Clay Co., IL to Solomon T. Finch; she d. 5 Jun 1916; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
5) Ellie Pearce, b. 1866, Flora, Clay Co, IL;
6) Frederick Austin Pearce, b. 19 Sep 1869, Flora, Clay Co, IL; m. 6 Jan 1898, Clay Co., IL to Minnie Frances Boyd ; he d. 29 Dec 1934, Flora, Clay, Co, IL; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
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4. Maria Ingraham, b. 1837, Geauga Co., OH; m. 1st 14 Oct 1858, Edwards Co., IL to Henry C. Ballard [b. 4 Jul 1834, Wabash Co., IL; d. 21 Oct 1862, Friendsville, Wabash Co., IL; buried Friendsville Cemetery, Friendsville, Wabash Co., IL; son of James Ballard and Clarissa Barney]; m. 2nd 24 Dec 1873, Clay Co., IL to George W. Able; she d. 1890-1900, Clay Co., IL; almost certainly buried Jenkins Cemetery, Louisville, Clay Co., IL.
Maria's first husband, Henry C. Ballard, died during the Civil War as a soldier serving with the 46th Illinois Infantry.
1860 census, Township 3 N Range 7 E, Clay, Illinois
Henry C Ballard M 25 Illinois
Mariah Ballard F 24 Ohio
Charles Ballard M 0 Illinois
Henry Carroll M 18 Kentucky
James Carroll M 16 Kentucky
1870 census, Flora, Harter Twp., Clay Co., IL
Saml Walters M 49 Ohio
Ester E Walters F 45 Illinois
Abner Walters M 21 Pennsylvania
Mary A Walters F 14 Pennsylvania
Em* J Walters F 12 Pennsylvania
Adam R Walters M 11 Pennsylvania
Charlotte R Walters F 7 Pennsylvania
Edwin P Walters M 2 Illinois
Angaline Ingraham F 65 Illinois
Mariah Ballard F 35 Illinois
Charles Ballard M 12 Illinois
1880 census, Louisville, Clay, Illinois
George W Abel Self M 54 Kentucky
Mariah Abel Wife F 43 Ohio
Wilford L Abel Son M 21 Indiana
Margarett J Abel Daughter F 18 Indiana
George L Abel Son M 16 Indiana
Laura Abel Daughter F 14 Indiana
Elen Abel Daughter F 11 Illinois
Kitty Abel Daughter F 8 Illinois
Maudie Abel Daughter F 5 Illinois
Stanley Abel Son M 2 Illinois
Maria Ingraham Ballard Abel's child with Henry Ballard:
1) Charles Ballard, b. 1859, Clay Co., IL; he d. after 1880, when he was living in Clay Co., IL;
1880 census, Louisville, Clay, Illinois
Charles Ballard, 21, IL; father b. IL; mother b. PA
Maria Ingraham Ballard Abel's children with George Abel:
2) Maud Marie Abel, b. 1875, Clay Co., IL; m. Frank Noble Stauffer [b. 1873; d. 1942]; she d. 1897; buried Wiley Cemetery, Colfax, McLean Co., IL.
3) oliver Abel "Ollie", b. 17 Sep 1877, Clay Co., IL; d. 18 Sep 1877, Clay Co., IL; buried Jenkins Cemetery, Louisville, Clay Co., IL.
3) Stanley Lafayette Abel, b. 17 Nov 1877, Louisville, Clay Co., IL; he d. 12 Oct 1948, KS; buried Matfield Green Cemetery, Matfield Green, Chase Co., KS.
4) Grace Abel, b. 12 May 1880, Clay Co., IL; she d. 12 May 1880, Clay Co., IL; buried Jenkins Cemetery, Louisville, Clay Co., IL.
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6. Clarissa A. Ingraham, b. 1840, Butler Co., PA;
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7. Mary Ingraham, b. 1844, Butler Co., PA;
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8. Harriet J. Ingraham, b. 1847, Butler Co., PA;
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He was the son of Daniel and Esther Ingraham of Middlesex Co., Connecticut and Bradford Co., Pennsylvania.
He was born about 1796 in Connecticut, but moved with his parents when he was about three years old to Pennsylvania.
War of 1812 - Henry served as a soldier in the Canton, Bradford Co., PA militia:
Excerpt from Pioneer & Patriot Families of Bradford County PA 1800-1825, Vol. II - Clement F. Heverly - Pages 217-221:
"After the British had burned the capitol at Washington in August 1814, Governor Snyder of Pennsylvania, evidently apprehensive of the dangers from the enemy and feeling the need of more troops for the defense of the state, on October 15th, issued an order calling the militia into service. Most of the Bradford county militia were taken from the 144th regiment, formed into a company and placed under the command of Eliphalet Mason of Monroe and was known as Mason's company. Let it be remembered that this was before the day of railroads, the telegraph and when only a small section of the county had even a weekly mail service. Yet in two weeks' time, the Bradford county militiamen, scattered throughout a great wilderness, assembled at the mouth of Towanda creek and on a raft pushed down the river. They reached Danville on the 5th of November and there rendezvoused until the 25th, when all danger being over, they were discharged. For their services of 28 days, each private received the magnificent sum of $1.87, or 6 1/2 cents per day. The following comprised Mason's company:
Privates - Harry Ingraham, Canton"
By 1820, Henry had moved with his family to Geauga Co., Ohio, where he was enumerated living with his parents on the census that year.
But that same year, he moved on further west with his uncle Philo Ingraham and landed in Illinois:
History of Effingham, Lawrence, and Wabash Cos., IL
p. 281 – "Harry Ingraham came from New York about 1820 and settled on the W ½ of ect."
He married 17 Jan 1822, Edwards Co., IL, to Angeline Barney, daughter of William and Jerusha (Jefferson) Barney, early settlers of Illinois.
By 1830, Henry and Angeline had moved back east to Ohio and had at least two children, Barton and Emeline. This family living in Geauga County may be them, as this is the only Henry Ingraham listed in Ohio that year. In addition, Henry's father Daniel was living in the same county in a different township:
1830 Geauga Co., OH census, p. 192
Henry Ingram
one male 20-30; b. 1800-1810 - Henry
One female 20-30; b. 1800-1810 - Angeline
One male 10-15; b. 1815-1820 -
One female 10-15; b. 1815-1820 -
One male 5-10; b. 1820-1825 - Barton b. 1825
One male under 5; b. 1825-1830 - Emeline? b. 1827
1830 census, Hambden, Geauga, Ohio, p. 223
Daniel Ingram 0-0-1-1-0-0-0-0-1 0-1-1-0-1-0-1
One male 60-70; b. 1760-1770 - Daniel
One female 40-50; b. 1780-1790 -
One female 20-30; b. 1800-1810 -
One male 15-20; b. 1810-1815 -
One male 10-15; b. 1815-1820 -
One female 10-15; b. 1815-1820 -
One female 5-10; b. 1820-1825 -
In 1839, they completely reversed the Ingraham family's westward migration and moved back to where they had originated in Pennsylvania. They now had six children at home:
1840 Butler Co., PA census,Middlesex Twp, p. 080
Henry Ingraham
one male 40-50, Henry
One female 30-40, Angeline
One male 10-15; b. 1825-1830 - Barton
One female 10-15; b. 1825-1830 - Emeline
One male 5-10; b. 1830-1835 - Oramel
One female 5-10; b. 1830-1835 - Martha Jane
Two females under 5; b. 1835-1840 - Maria and Clarissa
1850 Adams Township, Butler Co., PA census, p. 137
Henry Ingraham, 55, Farmer, $900, Conn
Angeline,46, NY
Emeline, 22, Ohio
Oramel, 17, Laborer, OH, in school
Maria, 13, OH
Clarissa, 10, PA
Mary, 6, PA
Harriet, 3, PA
History of Butler County Pennsylvania – 1883
Forward Township, Chapter 30
"The Methodist Episcopal Church of Petersville was incorporated March 15, 1858, with Alexander BRYSON, who was class leader for a few years before, Henry INGRAHAM, John FERGUSON, Henry V. WINTERSTEIN and Robert W. GRAHAM trustees."
In 1860, Henry is still in Butler Co., PA, but Angeline has taken at least two of their younger children and moved back out to Illinois to live near her family in Flora, Clay county:
1860 Flora, Clay Co., IL census, p. 457
Angeline Ingraham, 50, $150, $60, Conn
Clarissa A., 20, PA
Harriet J., 13, PA
In 1860, Henry is living next door to his sister Samantha Ingraham Winterstein and her family:
1860 census, Connoquenessing, Butler Co., PA, p. 327
Henry Ingerham, 64, Carpenter, $400, $88, CONN
[next door]
Caleb Wintersten M 51 Pennsylvania
Samanthra Wintersten F 50 Pennsylvania
Melvin Wintersten M 18 Pennsylvania
Miles Wintersten M 10 Pennsylvania
1860 census, Buffalow Township, Butler, Pennsylvania
Daniel Walters M 38 Pennsylvania
Ester Amelia Walters F 31 Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Walters F 14 Pennsylvania
Susan E Walters F 13 Pennsylvania
Abner Walters M 10 Pennsylvania
Mary E Walters F 5 Pennsylvania
Emerette Jane Walters F 3 Pennsylvania
Henry died in 1864 while on a visit to his brother Barton in Geauga Co., Ohio. He was buried in the Hambden cemetery according to their records, but there is no marker.
Henry's will was filed in Geauga Co., Ohio (and possibly also back in Pennsylvania).
1870 census, Flora, Harter Twp., Clay Co., IL
Daniel Walters M 49 Ohio
Ester E Walters F 45 Illinois
Abner Walters M 21 Pennsylvania
Mary A Walters F 14 Pennsylvania
Em* J Walters F 12 Pennsylvania
Adam R Walters M 11 Pennsylvania
Charlotte R Walters F 7 Pennsylvania
Edwin P Walters M 2 Illinois
Angaline Ingraham F 65 Illinois
Mariah Ballard F 35 Illinois
Charles Ballard M 12 Illinois
History of Clay County, Illinois, vol. 1, 1884, p. 243-244.
Barton B. Ingraham is one of the substantial farmers of Harter Township, living in Section 12, town 3 north, Range 6 east. He was born in Wabash County, Ill., April 3, 1825. His parents, Henry and Angeline Ingraham, were very early settlers in Wabash County, but while Barton B. was a mere child, they removed to Ohio, and in 1839 they again removed, this time going to the State of Pennsylvania, which was for many years their home. The father died in Ohio while on a visit, and the mother subsequently removed to Illinois, and died in Clay County in 1879.
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Henry Ingraham and Angeline Barney Ingraham's children:
1. Barton B. Ingraham, b. 3 Apr 1825, Wabash Co., IL; m. Jane C. Johnston [b. 27 Sep 1827, Butler Co., PA; d. 1899, Flora, Clay Co., IL; daughter of Joseph Johnston and Martha Crawford]; he d. 10 Aug 1892, Flora, Clay Co., IL; buried
Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
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2. Esther Emeline Ingraham, b. 1828, Geauga Co., OH; m. 1850-1854, Butler Co., PA to Daniel Walters [b. 24 Aug 1820, PA; d. 15 Mar 1876, Clay Co., IL; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL]; she d. after 1880, probably Clay Co., IL; probably buried Elmwood Cemetery.
In 1850, Daniel was living with his first wife:
1850 census, Buffalo, Butler, Pennsylvania
Danniel Walter M 28 Pennsylvania
Catharine Walter F 21 Pennsylvania
Ellen Walter F 4 Pennsylvania
Susannah Walter F 2 Pennsylvania
Wm Beabout M 19 Pennsylvania
1860 census, Buffalow Township, Butler, Pennsylvania
Daniel Walters M 38 Pennsylvania
Ester Amelia Walters F 31 Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Walters F 14 Pennsylvania
Susan E Walters F 13 Pennsylvania
Abner Walters M 10 Pennsylvania
Mary E Walters F 5 Pennsylvania
Emerette Jane Walters F 3 Pennsylvania
[indexed as Samuel Walters, but is Daniel]
1870 census, Flora, Harter Twp., Clay Co., IL
Daniel Walters M 49 Ohio
Ester E Walters F 45 Illinois
Abner Walters M 21 Pennsylvania
Mary A Walters F 14 Pennsylvania
Em* J Walters F 12 Pennsylvania
Adam R Walters M 11 Pennsylvania
Charlotte R Walters F 7 Pennsylvania
Edwin P Walters M 2 Illinois
Angaline Ingraham F 65 Illinois
Mariah Ballard F 35 Illinois
Charles Ballard M 12 Illinois
1880 census, Harter, Clay, Illinois
Ester E Walters Self F 51 Ohio
Mary A Walters Daughter F 25 Pennsylvania
Adam Walters Son M 20 Pennsylvania
Sharlotte Walters Daughter F 18 Pennsylvania
Edwin Walters Son M 11 Illinois
Catharine Walters Daughter F 9 Illinois
Esther Emeline Ingraham Walters' and Daniel Walters' children:
1) Mary A. Walters, b. 1855, Butler Co., PA;
2) Emmerette Jane Walters, b. 1857, Butler Co., PA;
3) Adam R. Walters, b. 1860, Butler Co., PA;
4) Charlotte R. Walters, b. 1863, Butler Co., PA;
5) Edwin P. Walters, b. 1868, Flora, Clay Co., IL;
6) Catherine Walters, b. 1871, Flora, Clay Co., IL;
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3. Oramel Ingraham, b. 1833, Geauga Co., OH; 1850 living with parents in Butler Co., PA; not found 1860 and later.
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4. Martha Jane Ingraham, b. 1835, Geauga Co., OH; m.c. 1851, Butler Co., PA to Frederick Pearce [b. 1820, Eng; d. 1880-1900, Clay Co., IL; son of Richard Pearce and Susan Austen]; she d. 14 Dec 1878, Flora, Clay Co., IL; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
1870 census, Flora, Harter Twp., Clay Co., IL
Frederick Pearce M 50 England
Martha J Pearce F 41 Ohio
Wilbur R Pearce M 18 Pennsylvania
Emmaretta I Pearce F 16 Pennsylvania
Olive E Pearce F 12 Pennsylvania
Lizzie Pearce F 8 Illinois
Ellie Pearce F 4 Illinois
Fred Pearce M 0 Illinois
Herrald Myres M 17 Illinois
1880 census, Flora, Clay, Illinois
Frederick Pierce Self M widowed 60 England
Wilber Pierce Son M 25 Pennsylvania
Emma Pierce Daughter F 22 Pennsylvania
Tillie Pierce Daughter F 17 Illinois
Frederick Pierce Son M 10 Illinois
H F Buck Son-in-law M 41 Ohio
Olive Buck Daughter F 20 Pennsylvania
Martha Ingraham Pearce and Frederick Pearce's children:
1) Wilbur Russell Pearce, b. Nov 1852, Butler Co., PA; m. 26 May 1881, Clay Co., IL to Julia Burbank; he d. 1916, Flora, Clay Co., IL; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
2) Emmaretta J. Pearce, 18 Apr 1854, PA; she d. 7 Jun 1946, Flora, Clay Co, IL; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
3) Olive Armettac Pearce, 3 Sep 1858, PA; m. 27 Mar 1876, Flora, Clay Co., IL to Henry Buck; she d. 8 Nov 1947, Flora, Clay Co, IL; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
4) Lillian Estella Pearce, b. 13 Jan 1862, Flora, Clay Co, IL; m. 28 May 1884, Clay Co., IL to Solomon T. Finch; she d. 5 Jun 1916; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
5) Ellie Pearce, b. 1866, Flora, Clay Co, IL;
6) Frederick Austin Pearce, b. 19 Sep 1869, Flora, Clay Co, IL; m. 6 Jan 1898, Clay Co., IL to Minnie Frances Boyd ; he d. 29 Dec 1934, Flora, Clay, Co, IL; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
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4. Maria Ingraham, b. 1837, Geauga Co., OH; m. 1st 14 Oct 1858, Edwards Co., IL to Henry C. Ballard [b. 4 Jul 1834, Wabash Co., IL; d. 21 Oct 1862, Friendsville, Wabash Co., IL; buried Friendsville Cemetery, Friendsville, Wabash Co., IL; son of James Ballard and Clarissa Barney]; m. 2nd 24 Dec 1873, Clay Co., IL to George W. Able; she d. 1890-1900, Clay Co., IL; almost certainly buried Jenkins Cemetery, Louisville, Clay Co., IL.
Maria's first husband, Henry C. Ballard, died during the Civil War as a soldier serving with the 46th Illinois Infantry.
1860 census, Township 3 N Range 7 E, Clay, Illinois
Henry C Ballard M 25 Illinois
Mariah Ballard F 24 Ohio
Charles Ballard M 0 Illinois
Henry Carroll M 18 Kentucky
James Carroll M 16 Kentucky
1870 census, Flora, Harter Twp., Clay Co., IL
Saml Walters M 49 Ohio
Ester E Walters F 45 Illinois
Abner Walters M 21 Pennsylvania
Mary A Walters F 14 Pennsylvania
Em* J Walters F 12 Pennsylvania
Adam R Walters M 11 Pennsylvania
Charlotte R Walters F 7 Pennsylvania
Edwin P Walters M 2 Illinois
Angaline Ingraham F 65 Illinois
Mariah Ballard F 35 Illinois
Charles Ballard M 12 Illinois
1880 census, Louisville, Clay, Illinois
George W Abel Self M 54 Kentucky
Mariah Abel Wife F 43 Ohio
Wilford L Abel Son M 21 Indiana
Margarett J Abel Daughter F 18 Indiana
George L Abel Son M 16 Indiana
Laura Abel Daughter F 14 Indiana
Elen Abel Daughter F 11 Illinois
Kitty Abel Daughter F 8 Illinois
Maudie Abel Daughter F 5 Illinois
Stanley Abel Son M 2 Illinois
Maria Ingraham Ballard Abel's child with Henry Ballard:
1) Charles Ballard, b. 1859, Clay Co., IL; he d. after 1880, when he was living in Clay Co., IL;
1880 census, Louisville, Clay, Illinois
Charles Ballard, 21, IL; father b. IL; mother b. PA
Maria Ingraham Ballard Abel's children with George Abel:
2) Maud Marie Abel, b. 1875, Clay Co., IL; m. Frank Noble Stauffer [b. 1873; d. 1942]; she d. 1897; buried Wiley Cemetery, Colfax, McLean Co., IL.
3) oliver Abel "Ollie", b. 17 Sep 1877, Clay Co., IL; d. 18 Sep 1877, Clay Co., IL; buried Jenkins Cemetery, Louisville, Clay Co., IL.
3) Stanley Lafayette Abel, b. 17 Nov 1877, Louisville, Clay Co., IL; he d. 12 Oct 1948, KS; buried Matfield Green Cemetery, Matfield Green, Chase Co., KS.
4) Grace Abel, b. 12 May 1880, Clay Co., IL; she d. 12 May 1880, Clay Co., IL; buried Jenkins Cemetery, Louisville, Clay Co., IL.
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6. Clarissa A. Ingraham, b. 1840, Butler Co., PA;
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7. Mary Ingraham, b. 1844, Butler Co., PA;
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8. Harriet J. Ingraham, b. 1847, Butler Co., PA;
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He was born about 1796 in Connecticut, but moved with his parents when he was about three years old to Pennsylvania.
War of 1812 - Henry served as a soldier in the Canton, Bradford Co., PA militia:
Excerpt from Pioneer & Patriot Families of Bradford County PA 1800-1825, Vol. II - Clement F. Heverly - Pages 217-221:
"After the British had burned the capitol at Washington in August 1814, Governor Snyder of Pennsylvania, evidently apprehensive of the dangers from the enemy and feeling the need of more troops for the defense of the state, on October 15th, issued an order calling the militia into service. Most of the Bradford county militia were taken from the 144th regiment, formed into a company and placed under the command of Eliphalet Mason of Monroe and was known as Mason's company. Let it be remembered that this was before the day of railroads, the telegraph and when only a small section of the county had even a weekly mail service. Yet in two weeks' time, the Bradford county militiamen, scattered throughout a great wilderness, assembled at the mouth of Towanda creek and on a raft pushed down the river. They reached Danville on the 5th of November and there rendezvoused until the 25th, when all danger being over, they were discharged. For their services of 28 days, each private received the magnificent sum of $1.87, or 6 1/2 cents per day. The following comprised Mason's company:
Privates - Harry Ingraham, Canton"
By 1820, Henry had moved with his family to Geauga Co., Ohio, where he was enumerated living with his parents on the census that year.
But that same year, he moved on further west with his uncle Philo Ingraham and landed in Illinois:
History of Effingham, Lawrence, and Wabash Cos., IL
p. 281 – "Harry Ingraham came from New York about 1820 and settled on the W ½ of ect."
He married 17 Jan 1822, Edwards Co., IL, to Angeline Barney, daughter of William and Jerusha (Jefferson) Barney, early settlers of Illinois.
By 1830, Henry and Angeline had moved back east to Ohio and had at least two children, Barton and Emeline. This family living in Geauga County may be them, as this is the only Henry Ingraham listed in Ohio that year. In addition, Henry's father Daniel was living in the same county in a different township:
1830 Geauga Co., OH census, p. 192
Henry Ingram
one male 20-30; b. 1800-1810 - Henry
One female 20-30; b. 1800-1810 - Angeline
One male 10-15; b. 1815-1820 -
One female 10-15; b. 1815-1820 -
One male 5-10; b. 1820-1825 - Barton b. 1825
One male under 5; b. 1825-1830 - Emeline? b. 1827
1830 census, Hambden, Geauga, Ohio, p. 223
Daniel Ingram 0-0-1-1-0-0-0-0-1 0-1-1-0-1-0-1
One male 60-70; b. 1760-1770 - Daniel
One female 40-50; b. 1780-1790 -
One female 20-30; b. 1800-1810 -
One male 15-20; b. 1810-1815 -
One male 10-15; b. 1815-1820 -
One female 10-15; b. 1815-1820 -
One female 5-10; b. 1820-1825 -
In 1839, they completely reversed the Ingraham family's westward migration and moved back to where they had originated in Pennsylvania. They now had six children at home:
1840 Butler Co., PA census,Middlesex Twp, p. 080
Henry Ingraham
one male 40-50, Henry
One female 30-40, Angeline
One male 10-15; b. 1825-1830 - Barton
One female 10-15; b. 1825-1830 - Emeline
One male 5-10; b. 1830-1835 - Oramel
One female 5-10; b. 1830-1835 - Martha Jane
Two females under 5; b. 1835-1840 - Maria and Clarissa
1850 Adams Township, Butler Co., PA census, p. 137
Henry Ingraham, 55, Farmer, $900, Conn
Angeline,46, NY
Emeline, 22, Ohio
Oramel, 17, Laborer, OH, in school
Maria, 13, OH
Clarissa, 10, PA
Mary, 6, PA
Harriet, 3, PA
History of Butler County Pennsylvania – 1883
Forward Township, Chapter 30
"The Methodist Episcopal Church of Petersville was incorporated March 15, 1858, with Alexander BRYSON, who was class leader for a few years before, Henry INGRAHAM, John FERGUSON, Henry V. WINTERSTEIN and Robert W. GRAHAM trustees."
In 1860, Henry is still in Butler Co., PA, but Angeline has taken at least two of their younger children and moved back out to Illinois to live near her family in Flora, Clay county:
1860 Flora, Clay Co., IL census, p. 457
Angeline Ingraham, 50, $150, $60, Conn
Clarissa A., 20, PA
Harriet J., 13, PA
In 1860, Henry is living next door to his sister Samantha Ingraham Winterstein and her family:
1860 census, Connoquenessing, Butler Co., PA, p. 327
Henry Ingerham, 64, Carpenter, $400, $88, CONN
[next door]
Caleb Wintersten M 51 Pennsylvania
Samanthra Wintersten F 50 Pennsylvania
Melvin Wintersten M 18 Pennsylvania
Miles Wintersten M 10 Pennsylvania
1860 census, Buffalow Township, Butler, Pennsylvania
Daniel Walters M 38 Pennsylvania
Ester Amelia Walters F 31 Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Walters F 14 Pennsylvania
Susan E Walters F 13 Pennsylvania
Abner Walters M 10 Pennsylvania
Mary E Walters F 5 Pennsylvania
Emerette Jane Walters F 3 Pennsylvania
Henry died in 1864 while on a visit to his brother Barton in Geauga Co., Ohio. He was buried in the Hambden cemetery according to their records, but there is no marker.
Henry's will was filed in Geauga Co., Ohio (and possibly also back in Pennsylvania).
1870 census, Flora, Harter Twp., Clay Co., IL
Daniel Walters M 49 Ohio
Ester E Walters F 45 Illinois
Abner Walters M 21 Pennsylvania
Mary A Walters F 14 Pennsylvania
Em* J Walters F 12 Pennsylvania
Adam R Walters M 11 Pennsylvania
Charlotte R Walters F 7 Pennsylvania
Edwin P Walters M 2 Illinois
Angaline Ingraham F 65 Illinois
Mariah Ballard F 35 Illinois
Charles Ballard M 12 Illinois
History of Clay County, Illinois, vol. 1, 1884, p. 243-244.
Barton B. Ingraham is one of the substantial farmers of Harter Township, living in Section 12, town 3 north, Range 6 east. He was born in Wabash County, Ill., April 3, 1825. His parents, Henry and Angeline Ingraham, were very early settlers in Wabash County, but while Barton B. was a mere child, they removed to Ohio, and in 1839 they again removed, this time going to the State of Pennsylvania, which was for many years their home. The father died in Ohio while on a visit, and the mother subsequently removed to Illinois, and died in Clay County in 1879.
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Henry Ingraham and Angeline Barney Ingraham's children:
1. Barton B. Ingraham, b. 3 Apr 1825, Wabash Co., IL; m. Jane C. Johnston [b. 27 Sep 1827, Butler Co., PA; d. 1899, Flora, Clay Co., IL; daughter of Joseph Johnston and Martha Crawford]; he d. 10 Aug 1892, Flora, Clay Co., IL; buried
Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
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2. Esther Emeline Ingraham, b. 1828, Geauga Co., OH; m. 1850-1854, Butler Co., PA to Daniel Walters [b. 24 Aug 1820, PA; d. 15 Mar 1876, Clay Co., IL; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL]; she d. after 1880, probably Clay Co., IL; probably buried Elmwood Cemetery.
In 1850, Daniel was living with his first wife:
1850 census, Buffalo, Butler, Pennsylvania
Danniel Walter M 28 Pennsylvania
Catharine Walter F 21 Pennsylvania
Ellen Walter F 4 Pennsylvania
Susannah Walter F 2 Pennsylvania
Wm Beabout M 19 Pennsylvania
1860 census, Buffalow Township, Butler, Pennsylvania
Daniel Walters M 38 Pennsylvania
Ester Amelia Walters F 31 Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Walters F 14 Pennsylvania
Susan E Walters F 13 Pennsylvania
Abner Walters M 10 Pennsylvania
Mary E Walters F 5 Pennsylvania
Emerette Jane Walters F 3 Pennsylvania
[indexed as Samuel Walters, but is Daniel]
1870 census, Flora, Harter Twp., Clay Co., IL
Daniel Walters M 49 Ohio
Ester E Walters F 45 Illinois
Abner Walters M 21 Pennsylvania
Mary A Walters F 14 Pennsylvania
Em* J Walters F 12 Pennsylvania
Adam R Walters M 11 Pennsylvania
Charlotte R Walters F 7 Pennsylvania
Edwin P Walters M 2 Illinois
Angaline Ingraham F 65 Illinois
Mariah Ballard F 35 Illinois
Charles Ballard M 12 Illinois
1880 census, Harter, Clay, Illinois
Ester E Walters Self F 51 Ohio
Mary A Walters Daughter F 25 Pennsylvania
Adam Walters Son M 20 Pennsylvania
Sharlotte Walters Daughter F 18 Pennsylvania
Edwin Walters Son M 11 Illinois
Catharine Walters Daughter F 9 Illinois
Esther Emeline Ingraham Walters' and Daniel Walters' children:
1) Mary A. Walters, b. 1855, Butler Co., PA;
2) Emmerette Jane Walters, b. 1857, Butler Co., PA;
3) Adam R. Walters, b. 1860, Butler Co., PA;
4) Charlotte R. Walters, b. 1863, Butler Co., PA;
5) Edwin P. Walters, b. 1868, Flora, Clay Co., IL;
6) Catherine Walters, b. 1871, Flora, Clay Co., IL;
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3. Oramel Ingraham, b. 1833, Geauga Co., OH; 1850 living with parents in Butler Co., PA; not found 1860 and later.
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4. Martha Jane Ingraham, b. 1835, Geauga Co., OH; m.c. 1851, Butler Co., PA to Frederick Pearce [b. 1820, Eng; d. 1880-1900, Clay Co., IL; son of Richard Pearce and Susan Austen]; she d. 14 Dec 1878, Flora, Clay Co., IL; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
1870 census, Flora, Harter Twp., Clay Co., IL
Frederick Pearce M 50 England
Martha J Pearce F 41 Ohio
Wilbur R Pearce M 18 Pennsylvania
Emmaretta I Pearce F 16 Pennsylvania
Olive E Pearce F 12 Pennsylvania
Lizzie Pearce F 8 Illinois
Ellie Pearce F 4 Illinois
Fred Pearce M 0 Illinois
Herrald Myres M 17 Illinois
1880 census, Flora, Clay, Illinois
Frederick Pierce Self M widowed 60 England
Wilber Pierce Son M 25 Pennsylvania
Emma Pierce Daughter F 22 Pennsylvania
Tillie Pierce Daughter F 17 Illinois
Frederick Pierce Son M 10 Illinois
H F Buck Son-in-law M 41 Ohio
Olive Buck Daughter F 20 Pennsylvania
Martha Ingraham Pearce and Frederick Pearce's children:
1) Wilbur Russell Pearce, b. Nov 1852, Butler Co., PA; m. 26 May 1881, Clay Co., IL to Julia Burbank; he d. 1916, Flora, Clay Co., IL; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
2) Emmaretta J. Pearce, 18 Apr 1854, PA; she d. 7 Jun 1946, Flora, Clay Co, IL; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
3) Olive Armettac Pearce, 3 Sep 1858, PA; m. 27 Mar 1876, Flora, Clay Co., IL to Henry Buck; she d. 8 Nov 1947, Flora, Clay Co, IL; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
4) Lillian Estella Pearce, b. 13 Jan 1862, Flora, Clay Co, IL; m. 28 May 1884, Clay Co., IL to Solomon T. Finch; she d. 5 Jun 1916; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
5) Ellie Pearce, b. 1866, Flora, Clay Co, IL;
6) Frederick Austin Pearce, b. 19 Sep 1869, Flora, Clay Co, IL; m. 6 Jan 1898, Clay Co., IL to Minnie Frances Boyd ; he d. 29 Dec 1934, Flora, Clay, Co, IL; buried Elmwood Cemetery, Flora, Clay Co., IL.
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4. Maria Ingraham, b. 1837, Geauga Co., OH; m. 1st 14 Oct 1858, Edwards Co., IL to Henry C. Ballard [b. 4 Jul 1834, Wabash Co., IL; d. 21 Oct 1862, Friendsville, Wabash Co., IL; buried Friendsville Cemetery, Friendsville, Wabash Co., IL; son of James Ballard and Clarissa Barney]; m. 2nd 24 Dec 1873, Clay Co., IL to George W. Able; she d. 1890-1900, Clay Co., IL; almost certainly buried Jenkins Cemetery, Louisville, Clay Co., IL.
Maria's first husband, Henry C. Ballard, died during the Civil War as a soldier serving with the 46th Illinois Infantry.
1860 census, Township 3 N Range 7 E, Clay, Illinois
Henry C Ballard M 25 Illinois
Mariah Ballard F 24 Ohio
Charles Ballard M 0 Illinois
Henry Carroll M 18 Kentucky
James Carroll M 16 Kentucky
1870 census, Flora, Harter Twp., Clay Co., IL
Saml Walters M 49 Ohio
Ester E Walters F 45 Illinois
Abner Walters M 21 Pennsylvania
Mary A Walters F 14 Pennsylvania
Em* J Walters F 12 Pennsylvania
Adam R Walters M 11 Pennsylvania
Charlotte R Walters F 7 Pennsylvania
Edwin P Walters M 2 Illinois
Angaline Ingraham F 65 Illinois
Mariah Ballard F 35 Illinois
Charles Ballard M 12 Illinois
1880 census, Louisville, Clay, Illinois
George W Abel Self M 54 Kentucky
Mariah Abel Wife F 43 Ohio
Wilford L Abel Son M 21 Indiana
Margarett J Abel Daughter F 18 Indiana
George L Abel Son M 16 Indiana
Laura Abel Daughter F 14 Indiana
Elen Abel Daughter F 11 Illinois
Kitty Abel Daughter F 8 Illinois
Maudie Abel Daughter F 5 Illinois
Stanley Abel Son M 2 Illinois
Maria Ingraham Ballard Abel's child with Henry Ballard:
1) Charles Ballard, b. 1859, Clay Co., IL; he d. after 1880, when he was living in Clay Co., IL;
1880 census, Louisville, Clay, Illinois
Charles Ballard, 21, IL; father b. IL; mother b. PA
Maria Ingraham Ballard Abel's children with George Abel:
2) Maud Marie Abel, b. 1875, Clay Co., IL; m. Frank Noble Stauffer [b. 1873; d. 1942]; she d. 1897; buried Wiley Cemetery, Colfax, McLean Co., IL.
3) oliver Abel "Ollie", b. 17 Sep 1877, Clay Co., IL; d. 18 Sep 1877, Clay Co., IL; buried Jenkins Cemetery, Louisville, Clay Co., IL.
3) Stanley Lafayette Abel, b. 17 Nov 1877, Louisville, Clay Co., IL; he d. 12 Oct 1948, KS; buried Matfield Green Cemetery, Matfield Green, Chase Co., KS.
4) Grace Abel, b. 12 May 1880, Clay Co., IL; she d. 12 May 1880, Clay Co., IL; buried Jenkins Cemetery, Louisville, Clay Co., IL.
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6. Clarissa A. Ingraham, b. 1840, Butler Co., PA;
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7. Mary Ingraham, b. 1844, Butler Co., PA;
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8. Harriet J. Ingraham, b. 1847, Butler Co., PA;
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