Job Ingraham or Ingram, family members spelled it both ways. According to family lore the first Ingraham's set sail on a ship called the "Blessing" and set foot in America in the early 1600's.
Job's parents were Abraham Ingraham III & Elizabeth Slaven. His father fought in the Revolutionary War. His mother, Elizabeth Slaven, was from a very prominent Virginia family.
Job married Elizabeth Higgins on February 18, 1799, in Rockingham County, VA. This bond produced five children: Allen, Rufus, Margaret, Abraham Tate,and Jackson C.
Job's parents were Abraham Ingraham III & Elizabeth Slaven. His father fought in the Revolutionary War. His mother, Elizabeth Slaven, was from a very prominent Virginia family.
Job married Elizabeth Higgins on February 18, 1799, in Rockingham County, VA. This bond produced five children: Allen, Rufus, Margaret, Abraham Tate,and Jackson C.
Job Ingraham or Ingram, family members spelled it both ways. According to family lore the first Ingraham's set sail on a ship called the "Blessing" and set foot in America in the early 1600's.
Job's parents were Abraham Ingraham III & Elizabeth Slaven. His father fought in the Revolutionary War. His mother, Elizabeth Slaven, was from a very prominent Virginia family.
Job married Elizabeth Higgins on February 18, 1799, in Rockingham County, VA. This bond produced five children: Allen, Rufus, Margaret, Abraham Tate,and Jackson C.
Job's parents were Abraham Ingraham III & Elizabeth Slaven. His father fought in the Revolutionary War. His mother, Elizabeth Slaven, was from a very prominent Virginia family.
Job married Elizabeth Higgins on February 18, 1799, in Rockingham County, VA. This bond produced five children: Allen, Rufus, Margaret, Abraham Tate,and Jackson C.
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