Chester County PA Archives Obituaries.....T. Lincoln INGRAM, 1909

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Coatesville Record
April 16 1909

T LINCOLN INGRAM DEAD

Word has been received here of the death of T Lincoln Ingram, at Tres Pinso, 
California, where he went some years ago, after suffering from brain trouble 
for some time. He had been in good health but recently developed an attack of 
pneumonia, which caused his death. Ingram was for years a member of Company J, 
N G P of this place in which he rose to the rank of corporal and was one of 
the best rifle shots, taking park in many matches and winning a number of prizes. 
He was a son of James Ingram of East Bradford and had many friends.


Daily Local
West Chester Pennsylvania
April 15 1909

T LINCOLN INGRAM

At the age of forty years, T Lincoln Ingram son of James A Ingram, East Bradford, 
died yesterday at Tres Pinos, California, where he had been at work with his 
brother Eugene. He was single and for some time had been in poor health. Formerly 
he served with credit as a corporal in Co I N G P and during the Spanish American 
War enlisted with that company in the regular service. Later he was on duty at 
League Island. During the war he contracted typhoid fever from which he never 
fully recovered and on this account he received a pension.

He belonged to the West Chester Fire Company and the Jr O U A M. Two brothers 
Howard and Eugene survive him.