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Michael Ingle

Miami County · Highland Cemetery, OH 48, Covington, OH, 45318 -- At main entrance to Highland cemetery, NE corner of OH 48/N High Street & W Ingle Road

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Side A: Michael Ingle, the first permanent white settler in Newberry Township, arrived in Miami County in 1804. A tanner from Virginia, Ingle cleared and cultivated eight hundred acres of land, where he grew wheat and other essential produce. He erected a double log cabin in what is now the town of Covington. Ingle was a Revolutionary War veteran and is buried on the land he cleared and farmed, which is known as the Old Township Section. Side B: Same

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