Parental links not verified
Son's birth:
South Dakota Births, 1856-1903
about Joseph Eugene Ingalls
Birth Date: 4 Dec 1885
County: Minnehaha
Father's Name: William J Ingalls
Mother's name: Nora A Borst
File Date: 16 Apr 1942
Listed as son of Wm in 1880 census & spouse Libbie who was born about 1862:
Elonzo I. Memorial 62730944
SIOUX FALLS ARGUS-LEADER, Sioux Falls, SD
Tuesday, 20 MAR 1906 p. 7 / column 4
LATE LOCAL NEWS
"William Ingalls, an old resident of Sioux Falls and for a number of years sexton of the Mt. Pleasant cemetery, is reported in a serious condition. Mr. Ingalls has been ill for several months."
Wednesday, 21 MAR 1906 p. 8/6&7
LATE LOCAL NEWS
"William J. Ingalls for a number of years sexton of the Mt. Pleasant cemetery, and one of the oldest settlers in Minnehaha county, died at his home near the cemetery this morning, after a lingering illness. Mr. Ingalls was taken several months ago and in spite of the efforts of the local physician grew gradually worse. A few weeks ago he was induced to visit the Rochester Minn. hospital where after a thorough examination he was told to return home as he was beyond earthly aid. The trouble from which Mr. Ingalls died was a cancerous growth of the stomach. The funeral will take place from the family residence Thursday afternoon at 2:30. Mr. Ingalls was a member of Jasper lodge No. 21 A. O. U. W."
Thursday, 22 MAR 1906 p. 6/2
"The funeral of the late William J. Ingalls took place this afternoon from the family residence on the east side..
The funeral was attended by a large number of friends of the family. A delegation from both the Workmen and the Degree of Honor also attended. The remains were interred in Mt. Pleasant cemetery."
Son's birth:
South Dakota Births, 1856-1903
about Joseph Eugene Ingalls
Birth Date: 4 Dec 1885
County: Minnehaha
Father's Name: William J Ingalls
Mother's name: Nora A Borst
File Date: 16 Apr 1942
Listed as son of Wm in 1880 census & spouse Libbie who was born about 1862:
Elonzo I. Memorial 62730944
SIOUX FALLS ARGUS-LEADER, Sioux Falls, SD
Tuesday, 20 MAR 1906 p. 7 / column 4
LATE LOCAL NEWS
"William Ingalls, an old resident of Sioux Falls and for a number of years sexton of the Mt. Pleasant cemetery, is reported in a serious condition. Mr. Ingalls has been ill for several months."
Wednesday, 21 MAR 1906 p. 8/6&7
LATE LOCAL NEWS
"William J. Ingalls for a number of years sexton of the Mt. Pleasant cemetery, and one of the oldest settlers in Minnehaha county, died at his home near the cemetery this morning, after a lingering illness. Mr. Ingalls was taken several months ago and in spite of the efforts of the local physician grew gradually worse. A few weeks ago he was induced to visit the Rochester Minn. hospital where after a thorough examination he was told to return home as he was beyond earthly aid. The trouble from which Mr. Ingalls died was a cancerous growth of the stomach. The funeral will take place from the family residence Thursday afternoon at 2:30. Mr. Ingalls was a member of Jasper lodge No. 21 A. O. U. W."
Thursday, 22 MAR 1906 p. 6/2
"The funeral of the late William J. Ingalls took place this afternoon from the family residence on the east side..
The funeral was attended by a large number of friends of the family. A delegation from both the Workmen and the Degree of Honor also attended. The remains were interred in Mt. Pleasant cemetery."
Parental links not verified
Son's birth:
South Dakota Births, 1856-1903
about Joseph Eugene Ingalls
Birth Date: 4 Dec 1885
County: Minnehaha
Father's Name: William J Ingalls
Mother's name: Nora A Borst
File Date: 16 Apr 1942
Listed as son of Wm in 1880 census & spouse Libbie who was born about 1862:
Elonzo I. Memorial 62730944
SIOUX FALLS ARGUS-LEADER, Sioux Falls, SD
Tuesday, 20 MAR 1906 p. 7 / column 4
LATE LOCAL NEWS
"William Ingalls, an old resident of Sioux Falls and for a number of years sexton of the Mt. Pleasant cemetery, is reported in a serious condition. Mr. Ingalls has been ill for several months."
Wednesday, 21 MAR 1906 p. 8/6&7
LATE LOCAL NEWS
"William J. Ingalls for a number of years sexton of the Mt. Pleasant cemetery, and one of the oldest settlers in Minnehaha county, died at his home near the cemetery this morning, after a lingering illness. Mr. Ingalls was taken several months ago and in spite of the efforts of the local physician grew gradually worse. A few weeks ago he was induced to visit the Rochester Minn. hospital where after a thorough examination he was told to return home as he was beyond earthly aid. The trouble from which Mr. Ingalls died was a cancerous growth of the stomach. The funeral will take place from the family residence Thursday afternoon at 2:30. Mr. Ingalls was a member of Jasper lodge No. 21 A. O. U. W."
Thursday, 22 MAR 1906 p. 6/2
"The funeral of the late William J. Ingalls took place this afternoon from the family residence on the east side..
The funeral was attended by a large number of friends of the family. A delegation from both the Workmen and the Degree of Honor also attended. The remains were interred in Mt. Pleasant cemetery."
Son's birth:
South Dakota Births, 1856-1903
about Joseph Eugene Ingalls
Birth Date: 4 Dec 1885
County: Minnehaha
Father's Name: William J Ingalls
Mother's name: Nora A Borst
File Date: 16 Apr 1942
Listed as son of Wm in 1880 census & spouse Libbie who was born about 1862:
Elonzo I. Memorial 62730944
SIOUX FALLS ARGUS-LEADER, Sioux Falls, SD
Tuesday, 20 MAR 1906 p. 7 / column 4
LATE LOCAL NEWS
"William Ingalls, an old resident of Sioux Falls and for a number of years sexton of the Mt. Pleasant cemetery, is reported in a serious condition. Mr. Ingalls has been ill for several months."
Wednesday, 21 MAR 1906 p. 8/6&7
LATE LOCAL NEWS
"William J. Ingalls for a number of years sexton of the Mt. Pleasant cemetery, and one of the oldest settlers in Minnehaha county, died at his home near the cemetery this morning, after a lingering illness. Mr. Ingalls was taken several months ago and in spite of the efforts of the local physician grew gradually worse. A few weeks ago he was induced to visit the Rochester Minn. hospital where after a thorough examination he was told to return home as he was beyond earthly aid. The trouble from which Mr. Ingalls died was a cancerous growth of the stomach. The funeral will take place from the family residence Thursday afternoon at 2:30. Mr. Ingalls was a member of Jasper lodge No. 21 A. O. U. W."
Thursday, 22 MAR 1906 p. 6/2
"The funeral of the late William J. Ingalls took place this afternoon from the family residence on the east side..
The funeral was attended by a large number of friends of the family. A delegation from both the Workmen and the Degree of Honor also attended. The remains were interred in Mt. Pleasant cemetery."
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