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Free Research > I > Inman > Family StoryUse the free genealogy search to quickly discover your family history or share your own! Edward Inman of Whales
John L. Inman writes on his web site: "In 1619 the first INMAN came to America on the Falcon ship. He was 26 years old. In 1646 Edward Inman came. Soon thereafter, many others came." The Inman Compendium web site has these tid bits of history. "About the time of Edward's death, another Edward Inman was born in Wales. His descendants apparently settled in the Carolinas, as well as in Maryland. In Record: The Inmans and those Related, I (an Inman Family researcher) found the following:
My ancestor was Edward Inman Born in Wales about 1707 settled in London England. Had a family of 5 sons and 2 daughters. The 2 daughters died in early life Henry Inman Eldest son joined The English navy at 18 years of age died in The English Navey (sic) as Captain of Ship sunke (sic) in Battle 1799. John Inman second son served as a Soldier (?) years. Benjamin 3d son. Jahuh 4 son and Joshuay 5. Emmigrated to America in 1760 after 8 months voyage landed in Charleston Harber S.C. Settled at Newberry S.C. Benjamin Inman had a family of 8 children 8 sons: Ahab, Arther, Benjamin, Jehuh, Fraseth, Chas. George and William & Elizabeth. Hauhu Inman had a family of 10 children 1801. Joshuay Inman had a family of 8 children 1814. George Inman was my Grandfather, he emigrated from Newberry S.C. to Pleasanthill, Ohio in 1818 had a family of 6 children: Henry, George Benjamin, Sarah Anne and Susan. A D.W. Inman a grand son of this sketch.(15) Comments about this story:
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