Fonds MC76 - Ingram Family Fonds

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Ingram Family Fonds

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CA CCA MC76

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1cm

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(1800-1900)

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William Ingram was from Newton Abbot, Devon. He was a baker. He emigrated first to Boston where he married Mary (surname unknown). They moved to St Andrews where his father Charles Ingram, a tailor settled in 1834. They seem to have had some difficulty in making a good living. Mary operated the bakery after William died and also took in boarders

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Donated by Mrs. Cecil Roy, 1989.

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The fonds contains correspondence, legal and miscellaneous papers including a photocopy of a share certificate of the St Andrews Steamboat Wharf Company. Covering the period 1824-1875

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