John was the son of James Ingels & Mary Carver. He married Ida Vaill on 5 Mar 1878 in Knox County, Illinois. They were the parents of Earl V, James Fred, Marion Rae, Jennie Pearl, John Everett, and Maud Marie.
CENSUS 1870 Stark, Stark, Illinois
James Ingels M 49 Indiana, United States
Marg Ingels F 39 Indiana
John B Ingels M 18 Indiana
Eliza Ingels F 16 Indiana
Ervin Ingels M 10 Illinois
Marg Ingels F 8 Illinois
Sherman Ingels M 6 Illinois
CENSUS 1895 Cherokee, Iowa
John B Ingels M 42
Ida A Ingels F 38
Earl V Ingels M 14
James F Ingels M 11
Marion R Ingels M 9
John A Ingels M 4
Maud M Ingels F 2
Jennie E Vail F 34
The Cherokee Democrat - Wednesday , October 9th, 1895 - Dr. J.B. Ingels died at the asylum in Independence on Thursday last and the remains were brought to Meriden, his former home, for interment.
The funeral took place on Saturday. The deceased was born in Wabash county, Indiana, March 29, 1852. He was reared in the sate of Illinois, receiving his early education at LaFayette.
At the age of eighteen he began his classical education at Abingdon, Illinois, and after finishing there he entered upon the study of his profession at Bellevue Hospital Medical College New York city. After his graduation from this institution he went to Cambridge, Illinois, and remained there but a short time. He then removed to Galva, Illinois, and practiced there three years; thence in the spring of 1881 he came to Meriden.
Dr. Ingels was united in marriage, March 5, 1878, to Miss Allie Vaill.
Contributor: #5030638 - Burial Date: 6 Oct 1895
CENSUS 1870 Stark, Stark, Illinois
James Ingels M 49 Indiana, United States
Marg Ingels F 39 Indiana
John B Ingels M 18 Indiana
Eliza Ingels F 16 Indiana
Ervin Ingels M 10 Illinois
Marg Ingels F 8 Illinois
Sherman Ingels M 6 Illinois
CENSUS 1895 Cherokee, Iowa
John B Ingels M 42
Ida A Ingels F 38
Earl V Ingels M 14
James F Ingels M 11
Marion R Ingels M 9
John A Ingels M 4
Maud M Ingels F 2
Jennie E Vail F 34
The Cherokee Democrat - Wednesday , October 9th, 1895 - Dr. J.B. Ingels died at the asylum in Independence on Thursday last and the remains were brought to Meriden, his former home, for interment.
The funeral took place on Saturday. The deceased was born in Wabash county, Indiana, March 29, 1852. He was reared in the sate of Illinois, receiving his early education at LaFayette.
At the age of eighteen he began his classical education at Abingdon, Illinois, and after finishing there he entered upon the study of his profession at Bellevue Hospital Medical College New York city. After his graduation from this institution he went to Cambridge, Illinois, and remained there but a short time. He then removed to Galva, Illinois, and practiced there three years; thence in the spring of 1881 he came to Meriden.
Dr. Ingels was united in marriage, March 5, 1878, to Miss Allie Vaill.
Contributor: #5030638 - Burial Date: 6 Oct 1895
John was the son of James Ingels & Mary Carver. He married Ida Vaill on 5 Mar 1878 in Knox County, Illinois. They were the parents of Earl V, James Fred, Marion Rae, Jennie Pearl, John Everett, and Maud Marie.
CENSUS 1870 Stark, Stark, Illinois
James Ingels M 49 Indiana, United States
Marg Ingels F 39 Indiana
John B Ingels M 18 Indiana
Eliza Ingels F 16 Indiana
Ervin Ingels M 10 Illinois
Marg Ingels F 8 Illinois
Sherman Ingels M 6 Illinois
CENSUS 1895 Cherokee, Iowa
John B Ingels M 42
Ida A Ingels F 38
Earl V Ingels M 14
James F Ingels M 11
Marion R Ingels M 9
John A Ingels M 4
Maud M Ingels F 2
Jennie E Vail F 34
The Cherokee Democrat - Wednesday , October 9th, 1895 - Dr. J.B. Ingels died at the asylum in Independence on Thursday last and the remains were brought to Meriden, his former home, for interment.
The funeral took place on Saturday. The deceased was born in Wabash county, Indiana, March 29, 1852. He was reared in the sate of Illinois, receiving his early education at LaFayette.
At the age of eighteen he began his classical education at Abingdon, Illinois, and after finishing there he entered upon the study of his profession at Bellevue Hospital Medical College New York city. After his graduation from this institution he went to Cambridge, Illinois, and remained there but a short time. He then removed to Galva, Illinois, and practiced there three years; thence in the spring of 1881 he came to Meriden.
Dr. Ingels was united in marriage, March 5, 1878, to Miss Allie Vaill.
Contributor: #5030638 - Burial Date: 6 Oct 1895
CENSUS 1870 Stark, Stark, Illinois
James Ingels M 49 Indiana, United States
Marg Ingels F 39 Indiana
John B Ingels M 18 Indiana
Eliza Ingels F 16 Indiana
Ervin Ingels M 10 Illinois
Marg Ingels F 8 Illinois
Sherman Ingels M 6 Illinois
CENSUS 1895 Cherokee, Iowa
John B Ingels M 42
Ida A Ingels F 38
Earl V Ingels M 14
James F Ingels M 11
Marion R Ingels M 9
John A Ingels M 4
Maud M Ingels F 2
Jennie E Vail F 34
The Cherokee Democrat - Wednesday , October 9th, 1895 - Dr. J.B. Ingels died at the asylum in Independence on Thursday last and the remains were brought to Meriden, his former home, for interment.
The funeral took place on Saturday. The deceased was born in Wabash county, Indiana, March 29, 1852. He was reared in the sate of Illinois, receiving his early education at LaFayette.
At the age of eighteen he began his classical education at Abingdon, Illinois, and after finishing there he entered upon the study of his profession at Bellevue Hospital Medical College New York city. After his graduation from this institution he went to Cambridge, Illinois, and remained there but a short time. He then removed to Galva, Illinois, and practiced there three years; thence in the spring of 1881 he came to Meriden.
Dr. Ingels was united in marriage, March 5, 1878, to Miss Allie Vaill.
Contributor: #5030638 - Burial Date: 6 Oct 1895
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