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Subject: Ingram.Family.Of.Greasy.Creek.1907.Bell.HISTORY-Books


Ingram Family Of Greasy Creek 1907 
Bell County KyArchives History Books

Book Title: History Of Bell County, Kentucky By Henry H. Fuson

pg 171

      The Ingrams lived on Greasy Creek and had much to do with the political 
life of the county, as well as the business and social life. Ebb Ingram was 
elected Sheriff of the county and served in other capacities as an officer. 
His 
political life extended over a period of twenty years. He was an influential 
man 
and was rarely, if ever, beaten for office. 
      Ebb Ingram was a son of Thomas Ingram and grandson of Rev. Ebb Ingram. 
Rev. Ebb Ingram was a Baptist preacher of the first rank and was Chaplain of 
the 
49th Kentucky Regiment of Voluntary Infantry during the Civil War. 
      E. N. Ingram, a first cousin of Ebb Ingram, was elected County Judge and 
county Attorney of Bell County, and served one term in each office. He was the 
son of Rev. James Ingram, who lived and died at Williamsburg, Kentucky. He was 
an Attorney at law and practiced his profession in Pineville for over twenty 
years. 

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