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The Ingrams



Photo Gallery of the Family Tree of Charles Alan Ingram

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Charles Ingram 1818 - 1885

Charles Ingram, 1818 - 1885

 

 

Charles Welch Ingram, 1852 - 1898

Charles Welch Ingram, 1852 - 1898

Charles Welch Ingram & Family

Charles Welch Ingram & Family


 

William Walker Ingram 1856 - 1931

William Walker Ingram, 1856 - 1931

William Walker & Family c 1912

William Walker Ingram & Family


 

Margaret Isabella Keigivin Ingram, 1853 - 1937

Margaret Isabella Keigivin Ingram, 1853 - 1937

Margaret Isabella Keigivin Ingram, 1853 - 1937

Margaret Isabella Keigivin Ingram


George Ingram, 1863 - 1928

George Ingram, 1863 - 1928

Sergeant George Ingram

Sergeant George Ingram

 

Charles Ingram, 1875 - 1934

Charles Ingram, 1875 - 1934

Mary Ann ( ne McNeill ) Ingram, 1878 - 1967

Mary Ann ( ne McNeill ) Ingram, 1878 - 1967

Mary Ann ( ne McNeill ) Ingram, 1878 - 1967

Annie O'Kane McNeill  1855 - 1903


Charles Ingram, 1875 - 1934

Charles Ingram, 1875 - 1934

Charles Ingram, 1875 - 1934

Charles Ingram, 1875 - 1934

Charles Ingram, 1875 - 1934 - as "Margni" - stage name

" Margni "

 

John Cureton Ingram, 1877 - 1949

John Cureton Ingram, 1877 - 1949

John Cureton Ingram, 1877 - 1949

John Cureton Ingram

 

Jane Walker Ingram, 1884-1969

Jane Walker Ingram, 1884-1969

Elizabeth Lindsey Ingram, 1882-1979

Elizabeth Lindsey Ingram, 1882-1979

Elizabeth Lindsey Ingram, 1882-1979

Elizabeth Lindsey Ingram


Jane (Jean) Walker Ingram, 1911 - 1996

Jane (Jean) Walker Ingram, 1911 - 1996

Jane (Jean) Walker Ingram, 1911 - 1996

Jean Ingram, 1911 - 1996

Margaret Isabella Ingram, 1910 - 2002

Margaret Isabella Ingram, 1910 - 2002


 

George Ingram, 1916 - 2005

George Ingram, 1916 - 2005

George Ingram, 1916 - 2005 in Fleet Air Arm

George Ingram, RN


Charles Welch Ingram, 1914 - 1983

Charles Welch Ingram, 1914-1982

Charlotte Schofield Cameron

Charlotte ( ne Cameron ) Ingram, 1914-2002

Charles Welch Ingram & Family

Charles Welch Ingram & Family


Charles Alan Ingram, 1943 -

Charles Alan Ingram, b1943

Charles Alan Ingram

Charles Alan Ingram

Charles Alan Ingram

Charles Alan Ingram




Christopher Charles Ingram, 1976 -

Christopher Charles Ingram, b1976

Christopher Charles Ingram, 1976 -

Christopher Charles Ingram

Christopher Charles Ingram, 1976 -

Christopher Charles Ingram

Christopher Charles Ingram

Christopher Charles Ingram



The Camerons:


Surname Meaning and Origin:-


a) Ingram:

 Origin German. Camden derives this name from Engelramus, from the Saxon, Engel - angel, and rein - purity. ie Pure as an angel.

b) Ingram:

From a common Norman personal name, Ingram, of Germanic origin, composed of the elements Ing (the name of a Germanic god) + hraban ‘raven’.

c) Ingram: Other versions of the name include Ingelram, Ingeram, Ingraham, Ingrome, Ingrum.

d)
Ingram:  In Scotland, Ingram is a sept of the Clan Colquhoun:-

In the 13th century the lands of Colquhoun in Dunbartonshire were granted to Humphry de Kilpatrick. His son, Ingelram de Colquhoun, was the first person recorded as taking Colquhoun as a surname.

Early Ingrams:

 
The surname INGRAM derives from the old personal name Ingelram. Early records mention Hyngelrom ( without surname ) who witnessed a charter by King David I to the Abbey of Neubottle in 1142.
 
John Ingeram held lands of the Abbott of Arbroath in 1330.
 
Sir William Ingelram was the chaplain of Stirling, Scotland in 1476.
 
Herbert Ingram ( 1811-60 ) the English journalist was born in Boston, Lincolnshire. In 1842 he founded the '' Illustrated London News ''. He was MP for Boston from 1856.
 
Collingwood Ingram, known as Cherry Ingram ( 1880-1981 ) the English ornithologist, botanist, gardener and traveller was the grandson of the newspaper proprietor, Herbert Ingram. He had a garden at Bettenden, Kent that was celebrated for his collection of Japanese ornamental cherries. His books include '' The Birds of the Riviera '' ( 1926 ) and '' A Garden of Memories ' ( 1970 ).


The Ingram Viscounts of Irvine:-

Henry was the first to hold the title Lord Ingram, and Viscount Irvine, in the Peerage of Scotland,  ( Viscount Irwin in England ). Henry Ingram's father, Sir Arthur Ingram junior of Temple Newsam ( died 1655 ), was son of the notable landowner and Member of Parliament Sir Arthur Ingram the elder ( 1565-1642 ). Sir Arthur ( junr.) was the elder half-brother of Sir Thomas Ingram (1614-1672)

An English Member of Parliament and peer. He was the Vice-Admiral of Yorkshire and Member of Parliament for Yorkshire and Scarborough. He was the father or grandfather of all the later Viscounts Irvine. The 3rd Viscount Irvine was the younger of two sons of the 1st Viscount, Henry Ingram, of Temple Newsam, and younger brother of the 2nd Viscount, Edward Ingram ( c1662–1688 )Edward inherited the title at the age of 4, on his father's death, and therefore their mother the Viscountess Essex Ingram, née Montagu ( daughter of Edward Montagu, 2nd Earl of Manchester ), was the more important parental example.

Arthur married Isabella Machell (1670–1764), elder daughter of John Machell ( 1637–1704, M.P. for Horsham, Sussex ) of Hills Place ( Horsham ) and Helena Warmestry. The marriage reinforced older Machell connections with the Rich family, from which Viscountess Essex Ingram, Arthur's mother, was also descended.

Arthur inherited the titles and the benefit of his brother's estate in 1688. His nine sons, heirs to the Viscountcy, were born between 1686 and 1701. In 1691 Isabella's sister Caecilia Maria married John Parsons at All Hallows-on-the-Wall, and they had a daughter Helena.

Rich Ingram was the second son of Arthur Ingram, 3rd Viscount of Irvine, by Isabella Machell, daughter of John Machell, Member of Parliament for Horsham, of Hills, Sussex His elder brother was Edward Machell Ingram the 4th Viscount.  His younger brother was Arthur Ingram the 6th Viscount.

 Was a British landowner, politician and courtier

The Introduction of Surnames:

 
Following the crusades in the 11th, 12th and 13th centuries, a need was felt for a family name to replace the name given at birth or as an addition to it. This was recognized by those of noble birth, particularly those who went on the Crusades, as it added prestige and practical advantage to their status.
 
The rise of surnames, according to accepted theory, was due to the Norman Conquest of 1066 when Old English personal-names were rapidly superceded by the new christian names introduced by the Normans. A few of these were popular and in the 12th century the shortage of different christian names led to an increasing use of surnames to distinguish individuals with the same name. Some Normans had hereditary surnames before coming to England however surnames would probably have developed in England without the Norman Conquest as the development of the feudal system made it essential for the king to know exactly what service each person owed. Payments to and by the exchequer required that debtors and creditors should be distinguishable and it became a requirement that individuals had an exact identification.
 
The associated arms for family names are recorded in Sir Bernard Burkes General Armory. Ulster King of Arms in 1884.



Frequency of Ingram surname per Million of Population:


AUSTRALIA 347.03
CANADA 295.01
GREAT BRITAIN 289.75
NEW ZEALAND 274.67
UNITED STATES 251.3
IRELAND 39.43
POLAND 5.99
AUSTRIA 5.16
SWITZERLAND 4.47
SPAIN 3.35


Distribution of Ingram surname Worldwide:


World Distribution



Ingram Name in History

The INGRAM Name in History


Ingram Crest & Coat of Arms:-


Ingram Coat of Arms Ingram Coat of Arms Ingram Coat of Arms


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