Martin & Josephine Ingram Family, Oklahoma 1914

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Martin & Josephine Ingram Family, Oklahoma 1914

Kim Ritter

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09/10/2012

Martin & Josephine Ingram Family, Oklahoma 1914

This was taken at Martin and Josephine Ingram's home with their family in Caney, Oklahoma between 1911 and 1916. Possibly around the time Martin was one of the lawmen in Caney.
People in photo include: Josephine Ingram and Martin Ingram

Date & Place: circa 1913 at Family home in Caney, Atoka County, Oklahoma United States of America

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Kim Ritter

I am searching for info about James Ingram, born in AL about 1838 and died in TX between 1870 and 1880. Married to Martha Morris, children, Mary, Martin, Sarah, and George.

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