Born on March 21, 1896, in Georgia, Walter Samuel Ingram was the first son and fourth child born to Sarah Frances Zellner and Walter Benjamin Ingram. He grew up in Monroe County, GA.
Walter was listed as "deaf and dumb" on the 1910 U.S. Census (at 14 years old), but was able to read, write, speak English. He also worked with his father on their family farm, according to the 1920 U.S. Census (at 24).
Walter died in May of 1958 at the age of 62.
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Jones Family Crest
Behind the Name:
Derived from the given name Jon (English, Welsh)
Motto: Heb Dduw Heb Ddim, A Duw a Digon.
Translation: Without God, without anything.
Excerpt from the Jones Family History Scroll:
The Jones as an ancient Denbighshire family traces its ancestry as a family of Welsh origin before the year 1400 and first appears in the ancient records in Denbighshire located in Wales. From very early on the Jones family held their lands and estates and their Jones coat of arms with shield and crest appears on the earliest registrations for the family.