Margaret Fannie Love
born August 8, 1847
in Cayuga, Cayuga Co., New York
died September 6, 1867
in Albia, Monroe Co., Iowa
Charles Henry Inglefield
born May 5, 1846
in Montgomery Co., Ohio
died January 23, 1926
in Sedan, Chautauqua Co., Kansas
Charles and Margaret Inglefield were married
in Albia, Iowa on February 25, 1867
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Charles and Margaret's marriage license appears below as documented in the records of the Monroe County, Iowa Auditor's office.  There is presently no additional information available regarding the life of Margaret Fannie Love Inglefield.
Charles Henry Inglefield was born in Montgomery County, Ohio to Cornelius I. and Jane Banks Inglefield who were also the parents of Emily, Cornelia, Samuel J., Mary, Sarah, and Martha.  All of the children were born in Ohio except Martha, who was born in Knoxville, Iowa where the family moved in the mid 1850's.
Cornelius and
Jane Banks
Inglefield
Charles served his country in the Civil War.  He enlisted in Company A, Iowa 47th Infantry Regiment on May 7, 1864 and was mustered out as a 3rd Corporal on September 28, 1864 in Davenport, Iowa.
Jane was born
in New York.
Cornelius was
born in England, and worked as
a shoemaker.
Their daughter,
Mary Elizabeth
Inglefield
is pictured below
After Margaret died, Charles relocated to Oswego, Labette Co., Kansas.  The 1870 U.S. Census shows him, at age 24, a widower, and working as a hardware merchant.
Charles married Eva Estelle Bailey on January 12, 1871 in Marion County, Iowa.  Eva was born in Knox, Illinois on January 6, 1850 and moved with her family to Liberty, Marion County, Iowa by the age of 10.  Charles and Eva were the parents of Chester D., Flora J., and Nellie Blanch.  Charles spent his life in retail sales, from hardware to clothing to groceries.
Eva died on March 9, 1917 in Sedan, Chautauqua Co., Kansas and the 1920 U.S. Census shows Charles living with his daughter and her family, Nathan B. and Flora J. Wall and their children Harold H., Charles I., and John M.  Charles Henry Inglefield died January 23, 1926.  He and Eva are buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Sedan, Kansas.