INGRAM, ALLEN (?-1848). Allen Ingram, a combatant at the siege of Bexar, enlisted in the Texas army on December 31, 1835. He was with Col. James W. Fannin, Jr., at Goliad, but he left Lt. Col. William Ward^qv's command on March 21, 1836, and so escaped the Goliad Massacre. After rejoining the main army in Capt. Moseley Baker's company, he was badly wounded in the battle of San Jacinto. He was discharged on May 16, 1836. He received a bounty certificate for his service during the revolution. Ingram died in Washington County in 1848.

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