DEATH RECORDS SAY HENRY DIED AGE 41, 4 MOS., FROM CONSUMPTION, BORN IN MI, PARENTS JAMES AND LUCINDA. WE HAVE A COPY OF JAMES WILL WHICH GIVES HIS WIFE'S NAME AS MALINDA. DELBERT AND CELIA INGALLS HAVE A SMALL POCKET NOTEBOOK OF HENRY'S THAT DESCRIBES HOW HIS ARM WAS HURT IN THE CIVIL WAR. IT ALSO HAS RECORDS OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURES FOR BUILDING MATERIALS AND OTHER THINGS. ACCORDING TO MICHIGAN VOLUNTEERS 1861-1865, VOL 23, P. 56; HENRY INGALLS ENLISTED IN COMPANY K, 23RD INFANTRY, AUG. 5, 1862, AT FLINT , FOR 3 YRS, AGE 17. MUSTERED SEPT. 11, 1862. MUSTERED OUT AT SALISBURY, NC, JUNE 28, 1865. 1890 SURVIVORS CENSUS FOR BANKS TWP, ANTRIM CTY, MI, PO ATWOOD, SAYS HENRY WAS A PRIVATE COMPANY K 23 INFANTRY, ENLISTED 5 AUG 1862, OUT SEPT.1865 OR 6 (HARD TO READ BUT LOOKS LIKE A 6). SAYS HE SERVED 3 YEARS. IT STATES HIS RIGHT ARM WAS INJURED IN SERVICE. ALSO SAYS HE WAS DETAILED AND SERVED WITH AN OHIO REGIMENT FOR 18 MONTHS. ALLEN COUNTY INDIANA LIBRARY MICROFILM OF NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF GENERAL INDEX TO PENSION FILES FOR 1861-1934, ROLL # 236, HAS THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION ON HENRY AND HIS BROTHER IRA: NAME DATE OF FILING CLASS APPLICATION # CERTIFICATE # STATE INGALLS, HENRY 1879 NOV (?) 15 INVALID 272740 MICH WIDOW 458458 609019 MICH INGALLS, IRA 1885 (OR 75?) INVALID 199222 138199 MICH 1909 WIDOW 927397 690628 MICH HENRY'S WIDOW IS LISTED AS INGALLS, AUGUSTA IRA'S " " " " " CARTHA G. IRA'S SERVICE SHOWN AS G8, MICHIGAN INFANTRY ACCORDING TO MICHIGAN VOLUNTEERS 1861-1865, VOL 23, P. 75, HENRY'S BROTHER IRA ENLISTED IN COMPANY G, 8TH INF., JAN. 4, 1864, FOR 3 YRS, AGE 17. MUSTERED JAN. 15, 1864. IRA DISCHARGED AT DETROIT, APRIL 18, 1865, ON ACCOUNT OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION BEFORE PETERSBURGH, VA. ADDRESS WAS FLINT MI. 1850 CENSUS AND 1860 FOR GENESEE COUNTY MICHIGAN, HENRY'S BROTHERS AND SISTER LYDIA, HORACE, BENJAMIN, AND JAMES JR ARE LISTED AS BORN IN NY, OTHERS IN MICHIGAN, INCLUDING CORA JOHNSON. !Death:Obituary, Charlevoix Journal, May 27, 1886. Mr. Henry Ingalls died at his home in Banks last Friday, of consumption, aged 41 years, after havin suffered failing health a long time. During the war he served his country in Co. K, 23rd Infantry, and at the time of hisdeath was a respected member of Baxter Post G. A. R. of this place. He was also one of the pioneers of this region, having lived in Banks nearly twenty years. The funeral services were held at the family residence last Monday, under the auspices of Baxter Post G. A. R.which turned out in a body to their last tribute to their late comrade. The sermon was delivered by Rev. J. T. Iddings, and music was furnished by the Congretational choir, assisted by Mrs. F. J. Meech. On the casket was a handsome silver plate, inscribed with his name, age, company, and regiment. The funeral was attended by a large concourse of neighbors and friends, who will cherish his memory as an honorable and worthy citizen.

================================================= The information above was collected by J.M. and Charlene (Petrie)Ingalls from their original research or from Gedcom data obtained from other researchers. We would appreciate receiving supporting information on Israel Hill and Lucy Emerson, and their ancestors or relatives. J.M. Ingalls 5900 Cheswood Ct. Orlando FL 32817-3289 407-679-1305 [email protected] [email protected] 22 Apr 1996 =================================================