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Mrs. Martha Ingalls, Mother of Mrs. Miles K. Young, Expires-- --Mrs. Martha Ingalls, mother of Mrs. Miles K. Young, died at the home of her daughter on East Washington street, yesterday at 12:30 o'clock. Mrs. Ingalls had been visiting her daughter in this city for some time and a few weeks ago was taken ill, the trouble being incident to old age. Martha Peck was a daughter of Sheldon and Harriet Peck, pioneers of this state. and was born in Chicago May 30, 1837. For the past forty years she has made her home in Waldron. Ill., near Kankakee. Since the death of her husband, Homer Ingalls, on October 24, 1914, she has made her home with her daughters, Mrs. Young, of this city, and Mrs. Myron Sterling, of Kankakee. Besides her daughters she leaves a son, E. H: Ingalls. of Waldron, and two brothers, Sanford Peck, of Barrington. and Frank Peck, of Lombard, and one sister, Mrs. F. E. Gobel, of Chicago. Mrs. Ingalls was well known as an artist of ability, her children having a number of paintings that she has executed. Mrs. Ingalls inherited this art from her parents, as they were both talented along that line. Mr. Peck, Mrs. Ingalls' father, was the first person to open an art studio in Chicago. The remains and the funeral party will be taken to Waldron Thursday morning, where the funeral services will be held and the Interment made.?April 15, 1915?(Homer W. Ingalls B592-7) http://home.comcast.net/~ingallspages/Inquirer/6-1.html