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The will of Herbert Irving Ingraham, a song writer and music composer, who died at Saranac Lake on Aug. 24. was filed in the Surrogates' office yesterday. In it the composer left his entire estate, valued at $9,000, to his widow, who lives at 3,149 Broadway. "In doing this," the will continues, " I have not forgotten my beloved daughter, Amo H. C. Ingraham, trusting to my wife to look after her." | The will of Herbert Irving Ingraham, a song writer and music composer, who died at [[Saranac Lake]] on Aug. 24. was filed in the Surrogates' office yesterday. In it the composer left his entire estate, valued at $9,000, to his widow, who lives at 3,149 Broadway. "In doing this," the will continues, " I have not forgotten my beloved daughter, Amo H. C. Ingraham, trusting to my wife to look after her." | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:17, 5 January 2026
Born:
Died: August 24, 1910
Married:
Children: Amo H. C. Ingraham
Chiefly known for:
New York Times, September 3, 1910
Composer Leaves All to His Wife.
The will of Herbert Irving Ingraham, a song writer and music composer, who died at Saranac Lake on Aug. 24. was filed in the Surrogates' office yesterday. In it the composer left his entire estate, valued at $9,000, to his widow, who lives at 3,149 Broadway. "In doing this," the will continues, " I have not forgotten my beloved daughter, Amo H. C. Ingraham, trusting to my wife to look after her."