James Maurice Ingram

1905–1976 (age 71)

Oak Grove Cemetery

Biography

James Maurice Ingram came into the world in 1905 and devoted his career to the rhythms of the region, supporting rail and road projects that connected people across counties and made daily life a little easier for working families.

Beyond the worksite he was known for hosting neighbors at Oak Grove Cemetery memorials and sharing stories that bridged generations, leaving a legacy of reliability and warmth.

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