SQ p. 807: There is some doubt regarding the identity of this daughter.

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!NOTES:
The initial information on Ann Huston Spalding was taken from an
a biography of her son Ignatius A. Spalding, Jr. in the HISTORY OF
UNION COUNTY, KY., published in 1886, on pages 873-874. See notes
under his file.

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!NOTES:
Most information concerning the Ingool family comes from Jason Dun can,
a student at the University of North Carolina over the internet. H e is a
3rd great-grandson of Nathaniel Ingool (Nathaniel, Richard, Verna, Do ris
Faye Bauguess, John Albert Duncan, Jason Duncon). There is little reference
to records in his documentation and, therefore, little credence shoul d be
given to it. It is included for general information only.
An interesting comment is "Today, there are many Ingold families living
in Guilford, Orange, Catawba and Mecklenberg Counties. Clinton, N.C . is
located on U.S. Highway 421 and just a few miles south of Clinton o nhigh-
way 701 is the location of the small settlement of Ingold, N.C. whic h is
located in Sampson County."

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!NOTES:
According to Jason Duncon (See notes on Nathaniel Ingool) "Richard
married Mary Jane Walker on 9/19/1890 at Joseph Spicer's residence and
was married by Rev. J. J. Caudill, a Baptist minister," in Wilkes Co.
He was short, had a large mustache, and usually wore a red cap. He
worked as a farmer and died of old age. He is buried at Mt. Pisgah
Baptist Church.