Winfred Lowell Day

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5 children? Irma Day Pol?, Henry Jr., Priscilla Kusart, Malcolm Day, Muriel Day Hawkins, Ann Hawkins with dau Beth Hawkins Cecchi !SRC notes of Muriel Day Hawkins: lived and died in St. Paul, MN

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Extensive biog in Illus Album of Biogr of SW Minn, Chicago, 1889. Registrar of Deeds in Pipestone Co at publication. Youth on farm, attended Granville Academy, began teaching at age 17, worked For Amer. Tract Soc. in Warren Co NY, in 1855 to Elmira, NY, worked as bookkeeper for stepbrother B G Carpenter. 1857 moved w to Saratoga, Winona Co. , taught school, farmed with brother George F. Elected to Twp clerk for 13 yrs. In Feb 1864 enlisted in Co K, 9th Regt. Minn Vol Inf, served 5 mos., disability disch at Benton Barracks, MO. Farmed until moving to Pipestone Co 1878 on 160 A in Osborn Twp. In politics locally, incl 4+ yrs supt of schools, 1866 Regist of deeds. 17 June 1882 home property destroyed by tornado (cyclone in book). Republican, Congregational Ch., etc.

Edwin married Harriet Eunice Ingalls on 12 Oct 1859. Harriet (daughter of Henry Ingalls and Mary Bisbee) was born on 06 Sep 1842 in Concord, Erie, NY; died on 04 Jun 1910; was buried in Edgerton, Pipestone, MN. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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This is Aunt Harriet Day

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Tom Straw interview with Minnie Day (wife of Winfred, dau of Harriet Ingalls Day), from info told her by Ann Ingalls Day (w of George Day): Parents, ie, Henry Ingalls and Mary Bisbee(? possibly Bradley?), parents had confectionary store in White Plains NY; Grandpa Ingalls sold balsam medicine on way from NY to MN and at Saratoga. Ann (?) taught school in White Plains before moving.

Henry married Mary Bisbee on 03 Jun 1831 in New York, USA. Mary was born on 28 Jul 1812 in Unadilla, Otsego, New York, USA; died on 15 Jan 1865 in , Winona, MN; was buried in Saratoga cem., Winona Co., MN. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Per letter from Winona Area Genealogy Roundtable, listed in Saratoga cem book #15, p. 25, as in row 15, stone 17 (with Straw family), named as wife of Henry Ingales (not Ingalls; neither Ingalls nor Engles found in index).

1860 census for Saratoga, Winona Co, MN Lists Henry Ingalls (ae 55) and Mary " (ae 48), but rather than NY, Mary lists birthplace as Connecticut. Edwin Day (ae 27) and Harriet E. " (ae 17) listed as living in same household along with Lidea A. Ingalls, ae 14, and Thomas Short, a laborer, ae 45.

Letter from Alice Robertson to sister Mabel Keeler in Dec 1964 (extract), "I remember Grandma [Jane Ingalls Straw] once told me that her grandfather, a sailor, came over from England. And once, when they were showing me the graves in the Saratoga cemetery, there was one with the name of Bradley, which Grandpa [Henry H. Straw] said was Grandma's grandfather, Scotch-Irish." i.e., father of Mary Bisbee. A note from Oaka Herman 1977 from gravestones apparently in Saratoga Cemetery, includes "Mary B. wife of Henry, Jan 15, 1865, age 52" and "Peter Brabley BC-RN, died May 5 1862 age 82 - 6 mos."

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Family records claim that in 1775 Henry Ingalls was Orderly Sgt in 24th Regiment of Capt. Capron's Co. (in siege of Boston) A pedigree of Tom's shows Rufus Ingalls as father of Henry who married Mary Bisbee and fathered Jane, wife of Henry H., with Rufus' father named Henry.

AF LDS, says born 23 Jul 1769 in Richmond, Cheshire, NH (McCoy indicates Richmond may have been part of MA at that time. These files do not show any descendents of Rufus, but do show marriage to Lydia Cole.

1850 census for Erie Co., NY, shows Rufus Ingalls living with Sybil Booth, youngest daughter.

Rufus married Lydia Cole on 28 Feb 1791 in Royalston, Worchester Co., Ma. Lydia was born in 1769 in Royalston, Worcester Co., Ma. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Presumed to have died at Concord, Erie Co., NY, prior to 1850.