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He ==Political career==Ingraham was a Democrat and served on the [[Escambia County Democratic Executive Committee]]. He unsuccessfully opposed [[Charles Henry Bliss]] for [[Mayor of Pensacola]] in [[1907]].
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{{Infobox Biography
| subject_name =Walker Ingraham
| image_name =WIngraham.png
| image_size =225px
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| date_of_death =[[October 2]], [[1932]]
| place_of_death =Pensacola
| occupation =Laundry manager et al.Businessman
| religion =[[Christ Episcopal Church|Episcopalian]]
| spouse =[[Isabel Brosnaham]]
'''Walker Ingraham''' was a Pensacolian engaged in the lumber and laundry businesses. Circa [[1882]], Ingraham became a conductor on the [[Pensacola & Alabama Railroad]], a position which he held for six years. He married [[Isabel Brosnaham]] in [[1886]] or [[1887]]. In [[1888]], Ingraham entered the lumber business, and held positions as lumber inspector and superintendent for various area lumber companies. In [[1895]], he became manager of the [[Star Steam Laundry]], and remained in that capacity until at least [[1908]]. He later managed the [[C. & C. Laundry]] (as of [[1912]]).
Walker Ingraham is buried in [[St. Michael's Cemetery]].
