Guernsey-Ross County OhArchives Obituaries.....Ingram, Orville Victor March 31, 1978
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Deidre Badker berniebadker@iowatelecom.net December 22, 2013, 7:02 am

Personal research as of December 2013
Orville Victor Ingram was born May 13, 1902 at Bird's Run, Wheeling, Guernsey, 
Ohio to John Wesley Ingram (1857-1946) and Ella Atkinson (1869-1944); the 
youngest of their three children. He had 2 siblings, Murrel Raymond (1894-1978) 
and Alice May (1899-1973). 



Family found in the 1910 census living at Wheeling, Guernsey, Ohio: John Wesley 
Ingram 50, Ella Atkinson Ingram 40, Murrell Raymond Ingram 16, Alice Ingram 11, 
Orville Victor Ingram 8. 



Orville enlisted in the Army on October 14, 1918 and was released July 30, 1921.



He married Marie Bertha Gibson on November 17, 1921 at Guernsey, Ohio. 



The couple had 2 children: Pauline (b November 21, 1922 Cambridge, Ohio, d 
January 8, 2012 same) and 

Paul Thomas (b November 4, 1926 Cambridge, d June 21, 2009 Vero Beach, Indian 
River, Florida). 



Found in the 1930, 1940 censuses living at Cambridge, Guernsey, Ohio: 

1930: Orville V Ingram 27, Marie Ingram 27, Pauline Ingram 7, Paul T Ingram 3 
yrs 4 mos. 



1940: Orville Ingram 37, Marie Ingram 37, Pauline Ingram 17, Paul Ingram 13.



Orville died March 31, 1978 at Chillicothe, Ross, Ohio and was buried at the 
Guernsey Memorial Gardens, Guernsey, Ohio.



Obituary: Orville Victor Ingram, 75, of Salesville, died at 9:10 a.m. Friday, 
(March 31, 1978) at Chillicothe Veterans Administration Hospital following a 
long illness. 

He was born May 13, 1902, at Birds Run, the son of John and Ella Atkinson 
Ingram. He formerly operated the Fairdale Truck Stop and was the owner and 
operator of the Corner Drup Store. He was a veteran of World War I. Mr. Ingram 
was a member of First Baptist Church, Cambridge Lodge 66, F. & A.M., and the 
Golden Sixties Club. 

He married the former Marie B. Gibson on Nov. 17, 1921, and she died Dec. 3, 
1972. He leaves a son, Sgt. Maj. Paul T. Ingram, Carson City, Nev.; a daughter, 
Mrs. Ben (Pat) Kahrig of Salesville; a brother, Murrell Ingram of Akron and 
five grandchildren. Services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Monday at the funeral 
home with the Rev. Reginald Martin and Evan. Abe Miller officiating. Burial 
will be in Guernsey Memory Gardens.



Find A Grave Memorial# 61909030 with photos. 

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