Allegheny-Cambria County PA Archives Obituary.....Ingram, Edward...April 10, 1942

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The McKeesport Daily News April 10, 1942
Obituary

Edward Ingram

	Edward E. Ingram, 75, a retired National Tube Works Machinist, dies 
yesterday at his home, 1305 Maple St.
	A native of Wales, he came to this country 70 years ago, and for the 
last 42 years, had been a resident of this city. He was a member and an elder 
of the First Presbyterian Church here, and also belonged to Youghiogheny 
Lodge, 583, F. and A.M.;  Ascalon Commandery 59, Knights Templar, Syria Shrine 
Temple of Pittsburgh.
	He was the husband of Edith Wynne Harris Ingram, and besides his 
widow, is survived by eight daughters, Mrs. Florence Mitchell of Mt. Morris, 
Ill.;  Mrs. Ann Rembler of Wheeling, W. Va.;  Mrs. Elizabeth Hofmann, of 
Clairton; Mrs. Sarah Bird, of Cannonsburg; Mrs. Edith Reigard, of Boston, Pa; 
Mrs. Helen Siren, of Charleroi; Mrs Martha Bornhorst, of Clairton; and Jane at 
home; two sons, Henry, of Dravosburg; and William, of Pittsburgh; also by 
seven grandchildren.
	Friends are being received at the Willig Funeral Home where services 
will be held tomorrow at 4 p.m. with the Rev. Dr. Robert L. Clark Jr., 
officiating. Interment is to be in Richland Cemetery.

Source: The McKeesport Daily News, McKeesport, PA, April 10, 1942.

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