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Mary Lawson married Isaac Ingram 3 NOV 1814 in Bath Co, KY but divorced 1840-44

Children of Isaac & Mary Lawson Ingram:

  1.  Sarah Ingram b: BET. 1814 - 1820 in Kentucky
  2.  Abraham Ingram b: ABT. 1816 in Morgan Co, Ky
  3.  Isaac Ingram b: ABT. 1821
  4.  Denisa Ingram b: ABT. 1823
  5.  Mary Ingram b: ABT. 1825
  6.  Lucinda Ingram b: ABT. 1829
  7.  George W. Ingram b: ABT. 1834 in Morgan Co, Kentucky
  8.  John B. Ingram b: BET. 1830 - 1835
  9.  Rhoda Ingram b: 24 APR 1832 in Kentucky
  10.  Andrew Jackson Ingram b: ABT. 1836 in Kentucky
  11.  Martha Ingram b: ABT. 1838 in Bath

Below is the 1821 Survey for Mary Lawson's husband Isaac Ingram.

Land Survey April 21, 1821
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Transcription: "Surveyed on April 21, 1821 for Isaac Ingram asignee of Samuel May, 50 acres of land upon a land office Warrent No.5161, and bounded as followth, beginning at a White Gum and Dogwood, thense N150, 42 poles to a Black Oak. Thense N16, E20 poles to a stake, thence N63, E54 poles to a White Oak and Dogwood, thence _____?, W40 poles to a Sarvice and White Oak, thence S37, W34 poles to a White Oak and Dogwood, thence S17, E80 poles to the beginning.
 
William Congleton and Elijah Toliver  C.C. & H. K.
William Cockrell D.S.    John Graham S.H.C."

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