John Little Ingram (1788-1866), the father of twenty-two children, twenty-one of whom lived to be adults, was the ancestor of many with Union County, Georgia connections.
John Little Ingram was married three times and had children by each wife. First he married Mary "Polly" Cagle (1793-1829). Their ten children included one child that died as an infant and nine more, seven daughters and two sons: Rebecca, Isaac, Elizabeth, Sarah, Tillman, Nancy, Mary Jane, Louisa and Malinda.
He was a veteran of the War of 1812
John Little Ingram was married three times and had children by each wife. First he married Mary "Polly" Cagle (1793-1829). Their ten children included one child that died as an infant and nine more, seven daughters and two sons: Rebecca, Isaac, Elizabeth, Sarah, Tillman, Nancy, Mary Jane, Louisa and Malinda.
He was a veteran of the War of 1812
John Little Ingram (1788-1866), the father of twenty-two children, twenty-one of whom lived to be adults, was the ancestor of many with Union County, Georgia connections.
John Little Ingram was married three times and had children by each wife. First he married Mary "Polly" Cagle (1793-1829). Their ten children included one child that died as an infant and nine more, seven daughters and two sons: Rebecca, Isaac, Elizabeth, Sarah, Tillman, Nancy, Mary Jane, Louisa and Malinda.
He was a veteran of the War of 1812
John Little Ingram was married three times and had children by each wife. First he married Mary "Polly" Cagle (1793-1829). Their ten children included one child that died as an infant and nine more, seven daughters and two sons: Rebecca, Isaac, Elizabeth, Sarah, Tillman, Nancy, Mary Jane, Louisa and Malinda.
He was a veteran of the War of 1812
Family Members
Advertisement
Records on Ancestry
Advertisement
