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G. Ingram, brother, is listed as the guardian of Miriam Ingram Short's children after her death in 1682.

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Ingrams can only be found in the town of North Mundham. They are entirely missing from records in all surrounding areas according to Lauren Varga from New Jersey. She is currently having a professional research the Short, Chatfield, Ingram lines of England. (C-1576)

It is conjecture on my part that Issac, John, and Thomas are brothers to Abell Ingram. I am certain from John's will, that the other three are brothers and are definitely related to Abell, but that relationship was not stated in the will. John's will also allows one to suspect that John and the others had two sisters, one married to a Jo. Royse/Rofse/Rosse with a daughter named Ann; and one married to a Leggatt with a son named Isaack. There was an Ambrose Legat born in Walberton in 1613 to Philip Legat that would be of the correct age to be a spouse of this generation of Ingrams. (C-1590, 1592) World Family Tree gives a genealogy with Abell having sons John, Thomas and Isaack. However, I believe this was a misinterpretation of John's will and that only Miriam and Isaac are verified as his children. Son Issac would have been deceased by 1658 instead of 1682 as is verified by Abell's son's Isaacs will.

Abell married Miriam CHATFIELD on 14 May 1633 in N. Mundham, Pagham, Sussex, ENG. Miriam (daughter of Henry CHATFIELD and Jane UNKNOWN) was born about 1615 in N. Mundham, Pagham, Sussex, ENG; died in Jan 1639. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Miriam's line apparently is known back multiple generations in England. (C-1418)

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The will of Henry Chatfield (of North Mundham) 28 January 1636 [1636/1637]. To be buried in the churchyard. To the High Church of Chichester 6d. To Habell Ingram my son-in-law 12d. To my son John Chatfield 12d. To my son Edward Fowle 12d. To my son Francis Chatfield 100 pounds, providing that he surrender his estate in those copyhold lands that he is estated in unto his brother Thomas Chatfield which if he refuse to do, I give him 12d., for his portion. To my son Norrisses children, George, Annis, and Joesph, 15 pounds to be equally divided among them at the age of twenty-one. If my son Francis die before the age of twenty-one years, reversion of his protion to my sons Thomas Chatfield and George Chatfield, equally divided. If my son Thomas die, then my lands shall go to Francis Chatfield, and if Franics died, then to George. To my younger son, George Chatfield 10 pounds at the age of twenty-one, and if he do not live so long, reversion to my sons Francis Chatfield and Thomas Chatfield equally divided. To my wife Jane the use of my lands for life, and my best bed furnished. Executor: Edward Fowle, Voerseers: Thomas Peirse and John Smith, to each of whm I give 3s 4d. { Signed} The mark of Henry Chatfield, Wittnesses: Thomas Whighd, and John Buckner. Proved 3 March 1636 [1636/37] by Jane Chatfield, Edward Fowle, the executor named in the will, first renouncing. [Consistory of Chichester, vol. 19 fo. 54)

Henry married Jane UNKNOWN in 1614 in Mundham, Sussex, ENG. Jane was born about 1588 in S. Mundham, Pagham, Sussex, ENG; died about 16 Mar 1639 in N. Mundham, Pagham, Sussex, ENG. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Also spelled Wickham, her surname in one source however was Jan Shepherd. (C-1453, E)

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His death place is listed as either N.or S. Mundham or Pagham, co. Sussex, ENG. (E)

George married Margaret UNKNOWN in 1588 in N. Mundham, Pagham, Sussex, ENG. Margaret was born about 1570 in , , , England; died on 17 Mar 1638 in Pagham, Sussex, ENG. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]