History of Acworth, New Hampshire
From: tumbleweed@lisco.net - Sharon Franklin

Surname: INGALLS
Source:  History of Acworth with the Proceedings of the Centennial Anniversary, Genealogical
         Records and Register of Farms by Rev. J. L. Merrill, Town of Acworth, 1869, page 231

AMOS INGALLS, a native of Andover, Massachusetts - removed from Rindge to Acworth 1785 - married
Mary Holden - children,
I. Jonathan - born 1787 - removed to New York - married Electa Jewett - children,
	1. Clarissa - married Walter Rider - children, four.
	2. Eliza - married Henry D. Merritt - children, two.
	3. Harriet - married Andrew Stiler - children,
		(1) Sarah A. - married James Simmons, residence Oswego County, New York.
		(2) ______.
	4. William - died 1847
	5. Lucina - married Asa Mason - children, five.
	6. Elmira - died young
	7. Delia - married Jared Blodgett - children, five.
		(1) Angelia - married Orville Fairbanks - residence Fort Scott, Kansas.
	8. Polly - married Edmund A. Carpenter - children, two.
II. Eunice F. - married Jonathan H. Reed (see Reed family).
III. Polly - married Amos Campbell (see Campbell family).
IV. Amos- removed to the West.
V. Sewall - married Clarissa Hudson - children,
	1. Jonathan - married Hannah M. Stearns.
	2. Milly - died unmarried.
	3. Lucina - married Harvey D. Wallace (see Wallace family).
	4. Harriet N. - died young
	5. Amos - died young
	6. Philinda F. - married first William Alexander.
	   Philinda F. - married second Jonathan Blake - children,
		(1) William
		(2) Emma F.
		(3) Charles A.
	7. Sylvester - married Marietta Dean - children,
		(1) Josephine A.
		(2) Edgar D.
V. Edah - married Robert Anderson - children,
	1. Solon - married Sarah Buswell (see Buswell family) - children,
		(1) John H.
		(2) Dean
		(3) Cornelia

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