Joseph Ingram: Artisan Who Took Command of Rebel Forces

Joseph Ingram: Artisan Who Took Command of Rebel Forces

Joseph Ingram

Rather than a politician or large landowner, he is said to have been an artisan who had arrived in Virginia from England relatively recently. Nevertheless, he attained a high military and leadership status, being entrusted with overall command of the rebel forces following Bacon's death.

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Year Joseph Ingram
1675
Emigration from England to Virginia (Joseph Ingram, Age: 1 years before birth, Period: Around 1675, Location: Virginia Colony)
1676
Birth of Joseph Ingram (Period: Unknown (described as a "young man" in 1676), Location: Unknown (No specific birthplace can be confirmed))
Becoming Second-in-Command of Bacon’s Forces (Period: 1676, Location: Virginia Colony)
Command of the West Point Garrison (Period: Late 1676–January 1677, Location: West Point, Virginia Colony)
Command of the Rebels After Bacon’s Death (Period: October 1676–January 1677, Location: York River Basin, Virginia Colony)
Death of Nathaniel Bacon (Period: October 26, 1676, Location: Gloucester County, Virginia Colony)
Assuming Leadership of the Rebels (Joseph Ingram, Period: After October 26, 1676, Location: Virginia Colony, Around the York River)
1677
Pardon by Berkeley (Age: 1 years old, Period: January 1677, Location: Virginia Colony)
Barred from Holding Public Office (Joseph Ingram, Age: 1 years old, Period: After 1677, Location: Virginia Colony)
Surrender of the Rebel Garrison at West Point (Age: 1 years old, Period: January 16, 1677, Location: West Point, Upper York River Basin, Virginia Colony)
Surrender of the Rebels (Age: 1 years old, Period: January 16, 1677, Location: West Point, York River Basin)
Unknown
Death of Joseph Ingram (Period: known)

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