Obit:Mrs. E.L. Tarver Ingram, Franklin Parish, Louisiana, 1950
Submitted by Lotus D. Cirilo

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Source: The Franklin Sun (Winnsboro, La.), Pg.5,  
May 11,1950

Mrs. John T. Ingram
Rites Slated Friday
Mrs John T. Ingram, 74 year-old well-known Liddieville resident
died in her home Wednesday following a long illness.  Final rites
will be held Friday in the Liddieville Baptist church with 
Rev. Homer Mercer evangelistic minister, assisted by the Rev. Lee 
Riley, officiating.  Interment will follow in the Ogden Cemetery.
The exact time of the funeral is not yet known at this date.  
The time will be set after the arrival of relatives from California.
In addition to her husband [John Thaddius Ingram], she is survived 
by five sons, Alfred Ingram, Mount Pleasant, Texas, Austin Ingram, 
Winnsboro, J.B. Ingram, West Monroe, Ishmael Ingram, Olla, Purty Man Ingram, 
Winnsboro; two daughters, Mrs. Joyce Wiggins, Winnsboro, Mrs. Effie Snyder, 
Helendale, Calif.  She is also survived by 14 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Final arrangmeents will be in charge of the first National Funeral home.
Note: Mrs. John T. Ingram was the d/o Thomas Ira and Mary E. Tarver, 
born Feb 25, 1877, d. May 10, 1950 in Liddieville, Franklin Pa., La.