J.J. Ingraham was listed with the crew of the CSS Arctic of the Wilmington (NC) Naval Station in the June 1862; July 1863; April-Nov. 1864 rosters. The CSS Arctic was the station's receiving ship evidently.
He was listed as a boatswain. At one point, the Arctic was under the command of Lt. C.B. Poindexter and W.T. Muse is also listed as commander.
He also appears as a boatswain on the crew list for the CSS Raleigh on Jan., Feb., and March 1862; Jan. to June 1864 rosters. Lt. Commanding was James W. Alexander.
I had the idea that a boatswain was an enlisted man of high rank and according to Wikipedia, a boatswain is a senior crewman of the deck department and supervises others.
--Old B-Runner
All things dealing with the Civil War Navies and actions along the coasts and rivers and against forts. Emphasis will be placed on Fort Fisher and all operations around Wilmington, NC. And, of course, the Blockade and Running the Blockade.
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Tuesday, December 22, 2015
Monday, December 21, 2015
J.J. Ingraham CSN-- Part 2: Service Aboard CSS Chickamauga.
From "British Ships in the Confederate Navy" by Joseph McKenna.
Officers on the CSS Chickamauga 26 September-15 December 1864. This was when Lt. John Wilkinson took the ship on a raid from Wilmington up the U.S. east coast and captured several prizes.
John Wilkinson, lt. commanding
W,G. Dozier, lst lt and Executive Officer
F.M. Roby, lt.
Clarence L. Stanton, lt.
Clarence Cary, passed midshipman
D.M. Lee, passed midshipman
I.M. Barien, passed midshipman
J.J. Ingraham, boatswain
The cruise left Wilmington on October 28, 1864, and returned to Wilmington on Nov. 19, 1864.
--Old B-R'er
Officers on the CSS Chickamauga 26 September-15 December 1864. This was when Lt. John Wilkinson took the ship on a raid from Wilmington up the U.S. east coast and captured several prizes.
John Wilkinson, lt. commanding
W,G. Dozier, lst lt and Executive Officer
F.M. Roby, lt.
Clarence L. Stanton, lt.
Clarence Cary, passed midshipman
D.M. Lee, passed midshipman
I.M. Barien, passed midshipman
J.J. Ingraham, boatswain
The cruise left Wilmington on October 28, 1864, and returned to Wilmington on Nov. 19, 1864.
--Old B-R'er
J.J. Ingraham, CSN-- Part 1: Boatswain
From Confederate States Navy Arthur Wyllie.
J.J. Ingraham was appointed to the USNA from Virgibia and entered CSS Navy Jan. 16, 1864 as boatswain. One source has him as boatswain of the CSS Arctic in 1863. Served on the steam gunboat CSS Raleigh and ironclad sloop CSS North Carolina. and Wilmington Station in 1864 and later
Boatswain Confederate States Navy on Jan. 16, 1864.
Boatswain Provisional Confederate States Navy June 2, 1864.Assigned to the ironclad CSS Raleigh 1863-1864, the CSS Arctic and the CSS Chickamauga and Wilmington Naval Station in 1864.
I was unable to find any mention of him as being in the U.S. Naval Academy.
--Old B-Runner
J.J. Ingraham was appointed to the USNA from Virgibia and entered CSS Navy Jan. 16, 1864 as boatswain. One source has him as boatswain of the CSS Arctic in 1863. Served on the steam gunboat CSS Raleigh and ironclad sloop CSS North Carolina. and Wilmington Station in 1864 and later
Boatswain Confederate States Navy on Jan. 16, 1864.
Boatswain Provisional Confederate States Navy June 2, 1864.Assigned to the ironclad CSS Raleigh 1863-1864, the CSS Arctic and the CSS Chickamauga and Wilmington Naval Station in 1864.
I was unable to find any mention of him as being in the U.S. Naval Academy.
--Old B-Runner
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