Index page to Doug Gent's Ingleford Saskatchewan pages

School 2, Ingleford School district # 1403
shown on SW Section 17, Township 6, Range 14, W2
actually was located first on NW Section 8
moved in 1912 to section 17.

Lori Ingell's home was on NW Sec 12, Tsp 6, Rge 15, W2
Locality name originated from the Andrew Ingell family name
and the word Ford, since nearby their home, was a Ford
across the Roughbark Creek.

Original name- Millville
Changed to Ingleford Aug 1, 1908

Ingleford

Federal Electoral District: Weyburn (SK)

Office Opened Aug 1, 1905
Section 7, Township 6, Range 14, W2
in the Andrew Ingell family home

Charles McKay built a store, on one acre of land
donated by Johnny Underwood.
the store housed the Post Office.

Office Closed Dec 31, 1926

Postmaster Information:

Name of Postmaster	Date of Appointment	Date of Vacancy	Cause of Vacancy
Andrew Ingell (see below)	1905-08-01	1906-09-06	Resignation
Charles J. McKay	1906-11-01	1911-12-05	Resignation
H. E. Foote	1912-04-01	1915-10-16	Resignation
Samuel Lennox	1916-01-15	1920-01-28	Resignation
J. H. Pope	1920-04-20	1926-12-31	Closed

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Andrew Ingell
b- possibly in Canada
d-
bought his land in 1902
moved from the US in 1903
wife- Mary Jane Ingell
b- possibly in NY
d-
Child 1- male, b- possibly in Michigan
Child 2- male, b- posssibly in Michigan
Lore Ingell
b- Nov 15, 1886 in Page, ND
d- Dec 29, 1979
married Agnes Barnes
Child 4, female
Child 5, female