Capt. Nathaniel G. Ingraham ^{1 2 3 4}

  Noted events in his life were:

1. Military in 1779 in , , SC: Nathaniel Ingraham was a volunteer aboard the ship Bon Homme Richard commanded by John Paul Jones. He died at sea in the Bay of Biscay. A memorial tombstone is in Charleston, S.C.

2. Book: South Carolina Biographical Dictionary, 2000. ⁵
Ingraham, Duncan Nathaniel, (1802-1891) -- naval officer, born December 6, 1802 of a Sotch family which settled at Concord, Massachusetts, prior to 1715. His grandfather, Duncan Ingraham, his uncle Joseph Ingraham, and his father, Nathaniel, were sea-captains, the last named fighting as a volunteer on board the Bonhomme Richard in its engagement with the Serapis. Ingraham's mother was Louisa, daughter of George A. Hall, first collector of the port of Charleston, South Carolina, where her son was born.

Nathaniel married Louisa Harriett Hall, daughter of George Abbott Hall and Lois Matthewes, on 6 Dec 1798 in , Charleston, SC. (Louisa Harriett Hall was born on 18 Mar 1773 in Charleston, Charleston, SC,⁶ died on 1 Oct 1849 in Charleston, Charleston, SC ⁶ and was buried in Charleston: St. Michael's Church, Charleston, SC ⁶.)

Nathaniel next married Mary Cochran on 14 Aug 1783. (Mary Cochran was born in 1764.)