Lyman's history of old Walla Walla County, embracing Walla Walla, Columbia, Garfield and Asotin counties . ian wars. To him the story of frontier life in the northwest is a familiarone. The story of this great and growing section of the country has ever beenan enticing one to all progressive young men who have sought the opportunitieshere oflFered and in their utilization have won success,-while at the same timetheir labors have contributed in marked measure to the upbuilding and develop-ment of this region. Mr. Ingalls, now living retired in Waitsburg, was for along period actively identified
Lyman's history of old Walla Walla County, embracing Walla Walla, Columbia, Garfield and Asotin counties . ian wars. To him the story of frontier life in the northwest is a familiarone. The story of this great and growing section of the country has ever beenan enticing one to all progressive young men who have sought the opportunitieshere oflFered and in their utilization have won success,-while at the same timetheir labors have contributed in marked measure to the upbuilding and develop-ment of this region. Mr. Ingalls, now living retired in Waitsburg, was for along period actively identified with farming in Walla Walla county. He wasborn September 13, 1835, ^d has therefore passed the eighty-second milestoneon fifes journey. His parents were Israel and Mary (Lord) Ingalls, both nativesof Maine, where they were reared and married. Subsequently they removed toOhio, settling near Dayton, where they resided for several years. Eventuallythey became residents of Bond county, Illinois, and the father died in , two months prior to the birth of his son, Theodore, his death being one. ?re.
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