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| Stage at Courthouse in Silver City, Idaho |
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| Canyon Hill Cemetery
Caldwell Canyon County Idaho, USA Plot: 002-042-3 |
Story that includes George Ingman regarding Bishop Tuttle of Utah:
With a wide-spread yawn I awoke. The gray dawn was stealing down over the Weiser hills and a light veil of fog overhung Snake River, the boundary between Or- egon and Idaho. And then for the first time I caught a sight of my traveling companion as he sat dozing in the opposite corner of the stage. He looked like a well-to- do cattle man, and was dressed in a suit of brown cotton duck, such as we use for shooting and fishing suits, with heavy boots and a slouched felt hat. It was warm weather, and he had not even as much as the professional white choker, but wore his shirt collar turned down in a decidedly ?iegligee style. After the change of horses had been made at Miller's station (now called Huntington), I got outside to take the seat vacated by a man and his wife who had come from the North Powder. The new driver, George Ingman, was an old California acquaintance, and we soon got into conversation, which turned upon the bishop who was inside. " ' The boys all love him,' said George ; ' he's just as quiet and modest as he is learned and scholarly. He can have my overcoat any night the snow flies. You hear me.'
George Ingman, Survivor of Overland Stage Drive, click here
Spouse:
Louise Ingman
Children:
Charles Ingman
George A. Ingman
Edwin Ingman
Martha E. Ingman
Lotte Ingman
Parents:
Siblings:
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