Marin-Butte County CA Archives Biographies.....Ingermann, Albert 1831 - 
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Author: Alley, Bowen & Co. Publishers (1880)

  Albert Ingermann. This gentleman, whose portrait appears in this volume, was
born at Minden, Prussia, December 7, 1831, and is the second son of Charles and
Fredrika Ingermann. At the age of eleven he went to sea, and continued to follow
it till August, 1853, when he came to California. He went to the Feather river
mines, working on Bidwell's Bar. In 1854 he went to sea again, going as far
north as Oregon. Upon his return he lightered lumber on Bolinas bay; he
purchased the sloop "Mary Anna," which he ran between Bolinas bay and San
Francisco. During the next fifteen years he followed this business, between
these two ports. In 1857 he leased a farm, which was taken charge of by his wife
during his absence on board his vessel. In 1866 he discontinued boating
altogether and purchased his present farm, and gave his entire attention to its
management. Mr. Ingermann has held the office of school trustee. He was married
in 1859 to Miss Anna Strain, who died November 7, 1866, leaving four children,
as follows: Samuel, born November 5, 1860; Irvin, born November 7, 1862; Eliza,
born December 12, 1864, and Anna, born October 31, 1866, He was married a second
time to Mrs. Mary Hoyle, who was born in Yorkshire, England, June 3, 1834. They
have no children.

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HISTORY OF MARIN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA;
INCLUDING ITS
Geography, Geology, Topography and Climatography;
TOGETHER WITH
A Full and Particular Record of the Mexican Grants; Its Early History and
Settlement, Compiled from the most Authentic Sources; Names of Original Spanish
and American Pioneers;

A Full Record of its Organization; A Complete Political History, including a
Tabular Statement of Office-holders since the Formation of the County;

Separate Histories of Bolinas, Nicasio, Novato, Point Reyes, San Antonio, San
Rafael, Saucelito, and Tomales Townships;

Incidents of Pioneer Life, and Biographical Sketches of its Early and Prominent
Settlers and Representative Men;
ALSO
An Historical Sketch of the State of California,
In which is embodied the Raising of the Bear Flag

ILLUSTRATED.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 
ALLEY, BOWEN & CO., PUBLISHERS.
1880.


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