Chester County PA Archives Obituaries.....Frederic T. INGRAM, 1908

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Daily Local
West Chester, Pennsylvania
January 10 1908

FREDERIC T INGRAM

Frederic T Ingram, a well known resident of West Chestnut Street, this place 
aged 72 years, died this morning at 3:10 o'clock at his home, after an illness 
with heart trouble of on week. He had been in somewhat feeble health for a long 
time as the result of a stroke of paralysis, but had not been serious recently. 
He leaves a widow and three sons, Frank, Norris and Albert, all of the latter 
being employed in this place.

Mr. Ingram was formerly a well-known businessman here, being engaged in 
contracting as a carpenter and he had many fine pieces of work to his credit. He 
learned the trade of a carpenter with Bentley Worth, for whom he worked for a 
long time, afterwards forming a partnership in the firm of Darlington and 
Ingram, with which he was connected until ill health compelled him to retire. 
Since then he has been living a quiet life at his home here, taking little part 
in affairs of the town.

He was a member of McCall Post G A R, having served a year in the Civil War, and 
the members of that body will visit his late home on Sunday to pay their last 
respects.

Mr. Ingram was a member of the West Chester Beneficial Association and his 
family is entitled to the regular benefit of the same. The pallbearers are to be 
members of McCall Post No 21 G A R, at the request of Mr. Ingram.


Daily Local
West, Chester Pennsylvania
January 10, 1908

Ingram – In West Chester, on January 10th, 1908, Frederic T. Ingram, in the 72nd 
year of his age.

Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral without 
further notice from his late residence, 132 West Chestnut Street, on Monday, 
January 13th. Meet at the house at 3 o'clock. Interment private at Green Mount 
Cemetery.


Daily Local
West Chester, Pennsylvania
January 13 1908

The funeral of the late Frederick T. Ingram took place this afternoon from his 
late residence, West Chestnut Street, and was largely attended by relatives and 
friends, services being conducted at the house. The interment took place at 
Green Mount Cemetery. The pall bearers were all members of McCall Post, No 31, G 
A R of which he was a member for many years as follows: William S Walton and 
Joseph B Darlington by request, being old associates in business with the 
deceased, and Samuel J Thompson, Thomas T Townsend, Peter Ford and George B 
Foreman, members of the same regiment of the deceased during the war. The usual 
rites of the Post were omitted at the grave by request of the members of the 
family.


Daily Local
West Chester< Pennsylvania
January 14, 1908

Yesterday afternoon the funeral of the late Frederic T Ingram took place from 
his former home on West Chestnut Street, and was quite largely by relatives, 
friends and comrades in arms of the deceased. The services were conducted by Rev 
C R Williamson of the Westminster Church, who spoke very impressively and was 
listened to with attention. The interment took place at Green Mount Cemetery, 
the pallbearers all being members of Mcall Post, to which the deceased belonged 
for many years.