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Additional INGRAM Surnames in WHITE CHURCH Cemetery
INGRAM, Anna VirginiaINGRAM, Carola LINGRAM, Hollis PerryINGRAM, EmmaINGRAM, James CINGRAM, Leila RuthINGRAM, John ClevelandINGRAM, Otis PowellINGRAM, ParaleeINGRAM, Willie L Additional INGRAM Surnames in NEVADA County
INGRAM, HarvisINGRAM, AlfredINGRAM, HollisINGRAM, Jeannette PINGRAM, D WillieINGRAM, GillisINGRAM, JohnINGRAM, WillieINGRAM, PearlieINGRAM, Joe NINGRAM, Lee UnisINGRAM, Estella EINGRAM, Daisy NellINGRAM, GerthaINGRAM, MarthaINGRAM, FayeINGRAM, George E.INGRAM, A G "Gus"INGRAM, Martha EINGRAM, Aliene RINGRAM, James MINGRAM, Beaulah MINGRAM, C LINGRAM, Dan NINGRAM, Ema LINGRAM, Danny GlenINGRAM, EffieINGRAM, EvelynINGRAM, T LorraineINGRAM, James HaroldINGRAM, Martha JINGRAM, Jarrett WINGRAM, Othel EINGRAM, William OwenINGRAM, Arthur (Close Up)INGRAM, VirgieINGRAM, Virgie (Close Up)INGRAM, ArthurINGRAM, EmilyINGRAM, RandyINGRAM, Elton HINGRAM, Norma CINGRAM, LloydINGRAM, MargueriteINGRAM, Lizzie FayeINGRAM, Robert LeeINGRAM, Mary Catherine
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Submitted: 3/8/18 • Approved: 2/21/22 • Last Updated: 2/24/22 • R1212895-G0-S3
January 30, 1920 - September 29, 1974
Charles H. Ingram, 54, of 517 Hawkins St., was shot to death at his home around 12:30 a.m. Sunday morning, according to Camden Police. Criminal Investigator Andy McKay said apparently the shooting followed an altercation between Ingram and his brother, Otis Terrell Ingram, 50. The cause of death was reported as a .25 caliber bullet that entered the victim's neck and came out the back of his head. The victim was pronounced dead on arrival at Ouachita hospital, McKay said. He added that there have been no charges filed at this time but an investigation is continuing into the incident. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Proctor's Chapel. Burial will be in White Church Cemetery in Nevada County under the direction of Proctor's Funeral Home. Mr. Ingram was a Baptist and a disabled veteran. He is survived by his parents, Mr . and Mrs. Grover Ingram of Camden and one brother. (Camden News - September 30, 1974)
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