Ingram Boy

Popularity: #916 · Trend: ↗ Rising

Origin(s)

Old English; Germanic

Meaning

Old English: 'son of the ruler'; Germanic: 'raven'

Historical & Cultural Background

The name Ingram has roots in Old English and Germanic languages. It was historically used as a surname before becoming a given name. Ingram has been associated with nobility and leadership due to its meaning. The name has seen varying popularity over the centuries.

Trend Summary

Ingram has remained relatively uncommon in the U.S. but has seen occasional usage.

Similar Names

Kirk, Warren, Irwin, Duncan, Merriam, Leland

Variants

  • Ingrame
  • Ingraham

International Variants

  • Ingram (English)

Famous people named Ingram

Ingram Marshall is an American composer known for his contemporary classical music.

Ingram Olkin was a prominent statistician recognized for his contributions to the field of statistics.

Ingram Frizer was an Englishman known for his involvement in the historical events surrounding the death of Christopher Marlowe.

Ingram M. Stainback was a politician who served as the Governor of Hawaii.

Fictional characters named Ingram

Sibling Suggestions

U.S. Historical Usage

The name Ingram was first seen in the United States in 1883. Ingram has ranked as high as #839 nationally which occurred in 1917 and has been most popular in South Carolina. In the past 5 years the name Ingram has been trending down compared to the previous 5 years.

Popularity Over Time (National)

Top States for Ingram (1917)

StateBirthsShare
SC 5
100%

Popularity Over Time (National) — Table

YearBirths
18835
18906
19117
19125
19156
191611
191713
19189
19199
192010
19218
19228
192311
192412
19255
19266
192711
19285
19296
19325
19366
19375
19385
19405
19425
19455
19465
19476
19536
19596
19606
19626
19725
19748
19755
19776
198610
19877
198813
19899
19915
19935
20025
200712
20086
20095
20105
20119
20125
20136
20147
20167
201710
201811
20195
20208
202213
20248