Johnson County ArArchives Obituaries.....Ingram, Thomas N. December 24, 1897
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Russell Register, February 11, 1898
"In Memory of Thos. N. Ingram.

Our friends, during many years, are fast passing away. Who will go next? Are we 
ready, as was our Brother Ingram? He had long been waiting the Father's call to 
free him from severe bodily affliction and to introduce him, immortal into the 
abode of the faithful, that home which no disease or trouble can invade. He been 
a Baptist (Primitive) forty-six years. The most of his life a citizen of Russell 
county, Alabama. True to the South, he lost a leg in battle, at Murphreesboro, 
Tenn. He filled the office of tax assessor, acceptably, both in Alabama and 
Arkansas. The last seventeen years of his life he lived in the latter state; and 
at the age of seventy-four, died in Johnson county, Dec. 24, 1897. His dear 
wife, with whom he had spent forty-eight years, preceeded [sic] him only a few 
months. Seven children, all grown, besides very many friends, are left to mourn 
our loss, which, we are confident, is his eternal gain. [signed] A BROTHER-IN-
LAW."



Additional Comments:
Russell Register, 2-11-1898; Seale, Alabama, page 3, published weekly by Tucker 
& Chadwick.

Thomas N. Ingram was in the 45th Alabama Infantry (CSA), Co D. He is buried in 
Oakland Memorial Cemetery, Clarksville, Johnson Co., Arkansas. Many of his 
Ingram family members lived in Russell County, Alabama. 

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