WebIn 1750, 18-year-old Mary Draper and 21-year-old William Ingles were married in the first white wedding west of the Alleghenies. Soon thereafter their son, Thomas, became the first white child born west of the Alleghenies. Being first — setting precedents — seems to have been the stuff of which Mary Draper Ingles was made. WebIn the more than 250 years since Mary Draper Ingles was captured by Shawnee warriors, escaped and made her historic return journey to the New River Valley of Virginia, much has been written and produced about the preeminent colonial heroine. Mary represents hundreds of women who survived capture and returned to their log cabin homes during …

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Web8 de feb. de 2024 · The cabin by the New River where Mary Draper Ingles and her husband William lived out their years after Mary's return from captivity. The amazing … WebMary’s mother was killed. Mary’s sister-in-law, Betty Draper, (wife of John, Mary’s brother) was wounded and her baby was killed. Thomas and George, Mary’s young sons, were taken captive along with Mary, Betty, and some of their neighbors. William Ingles and John Draper, weaponless and away from the cabins, could only hope for an trx 4 shocks

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WebBackground Deeded to William Ingles in 1747, the property was settled by William and his wife, Mary Draper Ingles, in the 1750’s. In addition to being a working farm, the Ingles’ … Web20 de jul. de 2024 · Ingles Ferry was originally a farm and small plantation owned by William INGLES, husband of Mary Draper Ingles. They settled there a few years after Mary's escape from Indian captivity. They raised three daughters and one son, John. Around 1762, William obtained a license to operate a ferry across the New River. WebDeeded to William Ingles in 1747, the property was settled by William and his wife, Mary Draper Ingles, in the 1750s. In addition to being a working farm, the Ingles' built and … trx 4m shocks