Ingrams

Ingrams is primarily a surname, used to refer to people who bear the family name Ingram or, more broadly, the plural form used when discussing multiple individuals with the Ingram surname. It can also appear in historical or genealogical writing to denote a group of people sharing that surname.

The surname Ingram is of English origin, derived from the given name Ingram, which has medieval Germanic roots. Over time it became established in England and subsequently spread to other English-speaking regions through migration and settlement, including North America and the Commonwealth nations.

In modern usage, the form Ingrams may be encountered in records, biographies, and genealogical sources that focus on families or lineages carrying the Ingram name. The geographic distribution today is broad, with higher concentrations historically in the United Kingdom and in countries with strong English-language heritage such as the United States, Canada, and Australia.

See also: Ingram, a related surname; Ingram (surname) for the singular form; Ingram family and other lineages in the British Isles.