Simeon Ingraham (1755-1803) was the first child of Jeremiah Ingraham and Rebecca Munro. During the 1776 New York Campaign, he served as a serjeant in Loring Peck‘s Company of Christopher Lippitt’s Regiment. In 1777, he married Sarah May in Rehoboth. During the Rhode Island Campaign, he was a corporal in William Throope‘s Company of Bristol Militia. Simeon also served in a force of militia deployed to Prudence Island in 1780. Between 1790 and 1800, he moved from Bristol to upstate New York.
He could be confused with Simeon Ingraham (son of Joshua)
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