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Frank H. Ingraham and Carrie McNair |
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1 Frank H. Ingraham of Canadice NY circa 1885. Photo by Sands of Lockport, courtesy of Sharon and Ron Ingraham. |
2 Photo of Carrie McNair Ingraham. |
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3 Carrie Ingraham of Canadice NY circa 1896. Daughter of Frank H. and Carrie McNair Ingraham. Photo by J. A. Reddist, courtesy of Sharon and Ron Ingraham. |
4 Carrie Ingraham of Canadice NY circa 1910. Daughter of Frank H. and Carrie McNair Ingraham. Photo by Floyd Ingraham, courtesy of Sharon and Ron Ingraham. |
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The Family of Frank H. Ingraham and Carrie McNair Ingraham |
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The Parents of Frank H. Ingraham Hiram Ingraham and Amanda Jackman
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The Parents of Carrie McNair Mother and Father McNair
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Jackman Family Tree
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McNair Family Tree
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Carrie’s Maternal Family Tree
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Marriages of Frank H. Ingraham 1st Marriage to Millie McNair in 1888 2nd Marriage to Carrie McNair in 1893 3rd Marriage to Bessie Hayward in 1897
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Marriages of Carrie McNair Marriage to Frank H. Ingraham in 1893
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The Obituary of Frank H. Ingraham 21 September 1859 - 29 April 1939 From the Wayland Register, 4 May 1939 Canadice - The news on Saturday of the death of Frank H. Ingraham after an illness of about twenty-four hours came as a sad shock to his large circle of friends in and around Canadice where he had spent his entire life. He was born in Canadice September 21, 1859, the son of Hiram and Amanda Jackman Ingraham. Mr. Ingraham has always been prominent in town politics and has held the office of superintendent of highways and justice of the peace and was a member of the town board at the time of his death. He was a member of Canadice church for many years and a member of Eagle lodge, F. & A. M., of Honeoye. Mr. Ingraham was gifted with a most beautiful tenor voice and his singing has brought pleasure to his friends on many occasions. He was a member of the church choir for many years, for the past few years singing especially on funeral occasions. He was also a member of the town glee club for several years. When a young man Mr. Ingraham married Miss Myta (Millie) McNair of Middlesex, who died shortly after their marriage. Later he married her sister, Miss Carrie McNair, who passed away in 1895, leaving a daughter, Carrie, now Mrs. Charles Baldwin. Some time later Mr. Ingraham married Miss Bessie Hayward of Canadice, who survives him with two daughters, Mrs. Charles Baldwin of Harrisburg, Pa., and Mrs. Leon Williams of Rochester, who at present is in California; four grandchildren, Betty and Elsie Baldwin of Harrisburg and Robert and Leon Williams, Jr., of Rochester, and one sister Mrs. Edgar Caskey of Chicago. The funeral which was largely attended, was held from the home at 1:30 and Canadice Church at 2:30 on Tuesday afternoon, Rev. H. I. Chattin officiating. The bearers were members of the town board, H. E. Hayward, Jay Becker, Dayton Becker, Burdette Hoppough, Leslie Paine and Clyde Beith. Interment was in Canadice cemetery and was in charge of the Masonic lodge. Among those attending the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baldwin of Harrisburg, Leon Williams and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Loraine Hayward of Rochester, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayward, Jr., and Miss Ethelyn Hayward of LeRoy, Guy Baldwin, Herman Baldwin and Mrs. Leon Molge of Geneva and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayward of Rochester and many from Honeoye, Hemlock and Springwater.
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The Obituary of Carrie McNair Ingraham 1865 - 15 July 1895 From the Livonia Gazette, 26 July 1895 Canadice - Death has again entered our community and made desolate a happy home. Mrs. Frank H. Ingraham died suddenly last week Monday night, leaving a little girl less than twelve hours old. A little more than two years ago she came among us a stranger, the happy sister of his former wife. Her kind and amiable disposition won friends for her where ever she went, and her death, at thirty years of age, seems a strange dispensation of God’s wise providence. In her death the community loses a noble Christian woman. The bereaved husband can hardly realize the loss he has sustained, as he is almost overcome by the terrible affliction. It seems strange that those who apparently have so much joy in store for them should be thus saddened. Truly, God moves in a mysterious way. The Rev. Mr. Bristol conducted the funeral services from her late home on the Thursday following her death. The sympathy of a kind-hearted community is extended to the afflicted father, brother and heart-broken husband.
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The Burial of Frank H. Ingraham Canadice Corners Cemetery in Canadice NY
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The Burial of Carrie McNair Ingraham Canadice Corners Cemetery in Canadice NY
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Newspaper articles from FultonHistory.com |