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

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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 Duncan,
a student at the University of North Carolina over the internet. H eis a
3rd great-grandson of Nathaniel Ingool (Nathaniel, Richard, Verna, Doris
Faye Bauguess, John Albert Duncan, Jason Duncon). There is little reference
to records in his documentation and, therefore, little credence should 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 his
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.

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SQ pg 3474: They had at least four children: Claude, Margie, Dorothy, and Donna.

SQ pg 3474: They had two children, Ramon J. Irwin and Virginia M .Irwin.

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!NOTES: SQ pg 3475: His wife's name was Nellie. They had at leas ttwo children: Flossie and Evelyn.

SQ pg 3474: They had 7 children, all daughters: Charlotte;Genevieve; Margarete; Kathleen Elaine born in 1916, died on March 20,1917 ; twins named Elaine and Pauline; and Barbara. A four-generationphotograph was taken about 1910 of Susan (Sparks) Irwin (1832-1917),her son William Horatio Irwin (1852-1940), his son John J. Irwin(1884- 1949), and the latter's eldest daughter, Charlotte, born May13, 1908 . See page 3475.

See SQ p. 3474 for a photograph of William and his brother James asboys. The following appears on page 3473:

"William Horatio Irwin was born on May 3, 1852, in Berrien County,Michigan. He married
Rebecca Snyder sometime after 1880. She was a daughter of Jacob andAnna (Miller) Snyder. She
died on August 9, 1906. He died on December 30, 1940. They were buriedin Cleon Township
Cemetery. They had three children:"

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See SQ p. 4009 for information concerning the three children ofWilliam H. and Rebecca (Snyder) Irwin, particularly concerning BertJames Irwin and his children.

See SQ p 4859:
Alonzo C. Ison, who was born in 1893, was a casualty of World War I; aphotograph of his tombstone is reproduced on page 4860.

SQ p. 4659:

"Argalus Ison, son of Ira and Sina (Sparks) Ison, was born about 1836. He died from typhoid fever when he was quite young."