Died before before about age 50
in Anson, North Carolina
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Biography
George Ingram wrote his will on 2 August 1775 in Anson county North Carolina naming his children: John Ingram, Tabitha Ingram, Jesse Ingram and Nancy Ingram. The will was proved in open court in October 1775. [1]
George does not mention a wife so it is presumed that she has already died.
Sources
↑ Wills and estate papers (Anson County), 1663-1978, George Ingram.
Author: North Carolina. Division of Archives and History; North Carolina. Division of Archives and History. FamilySearch.org. Film # 1547863, Image Group No. 007639814, Image No. 1015 of 1926 (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L9G4-93X4?i=1014&cat=456738: accessed 19 May 2024)
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