Bio of Ingalls, William H. (b.1834) Wabasha Co., MN
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This bio comes from "HISTORY OF WABASHA COUNTY" 1884.
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Ingalls, William H., farmer, was born at Nashua, New Hampshire, April 23,
1834. When nine years of age he came with his parents to northern
Illinois. After attending the common schools for some time, he became a
student of Salem Academy. But in a short time he left school, removing to
Jacksonville, Iowa, about the year 1856. At the end of two years removed
to this state, opening up a farm near Plainview, where he resided twelve
years. At this juncture he made another move, going to Murray county,
where he again opened up a large farm, living there till 1882, when he
came to Minneiska. He married Caroline Walker, of Illinois. They have six
children: Arsa F., now at Windom, Minnesota; Ida C., now Mrs. Geo.
Darling, living in Missouri; William D., a teacher in Otter Tail county;
and Alma A., Mabel I. and Leroy, at home. He is a member of the Masonic
order. In politics a republican.
Correction From Fellow Genealogist: Jean. Thanks for this posting.
Correction, though. Ida Caroline married Alexander Wilson Darling in
Currie MN, 20 Dec. 1877. (George Darling died as a young child at King
City, Mo age one) Ida and Alexander were my ggrandparents. I have
obituaries and pictures of Ida and Alexander, if anyone needs them.
War of Rebellion (Civil War)