Who is Albert Ingalls?

Answer by  drJ (841)

The fictional Albert Ingalls was Laura's adopted brother on the show "Little House On The Prairie. " He was an orphan with a penchant for theft and morphine, but eventually became a doctor. The real life Albert (Graham) Ingalls was an editor for the magazine "Scientific American" and an astronomy hobbyist.

Answer by  darce (125)

Albert Quinn Ingalls was the adopted son of Charles Ingalls whose daughter was Laura Ingalls of Little House on the Praire fame. Laura saw Albert steal some newspapers and turned him in, Charles also saw Albert stealing, followed him and discovered that Albert was an orphan.

Answer by  luvlexis83 (798)

Albert Ingalls was a character in Little House on the Prarie. He first played in an episode called As Long As We're together. When the ingalls family moved to Winoka they found this orphan on the street and took him in. He was adopted in the episode called The Family Tree.

Answer by  bubbyboy (9929)

Albert Quinn Ingalls was a character on the tv series Little House on the Prairie. The character was not historically a part of the real Laura Ingalls family. The television role was played by Matthew Laborteaux.

Answer by  brian7754 (243)

Ingalls was an editor for Scientific American from 1923 to 1955, when he retired. His main areas of expertise were Astrononmy and telescope construction.

Answer by  dedre (998)

Albert Quinn Ingalls was a character on Little House On The Prairie who was introduced by Laura Ingalls. Laura caught him stealing and her parents adopted him later on.

Answer by  vietnamgirls (1177)

Albert Ingalls was a character on the TV show "Little House on the Prairie". He was a street orphan who moved in with the Ingalls family and was later adopted.

Answer by  beenthere13 (197)

Albert Ingalls was a character portrayed in the Little House on the Prairie television series aired in the early 1980's. This series was loosely based on the life of Laura Ingalls Wilder. Albert was a character that was adopted by the Ingalls family.