Jared Ingersoll

1749–1822 (age 73)

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Biography

Jared Ingersoll was a prominent figure in American legal and political circles during the Revolutionary era and the early Republic. His career and influence extended across multiple decades of significant national development and constitutional formation.

Ingersoll's contributions to his community and nation were recognized during his lifetime, and he was interred at Old Pine Street Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Philadelphia. His life reflected the intellectual and civic engagement characteristic of the founding generation.

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Old Pine Street Presbyterian Church Cemetery
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William Shippen
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Joel Barlow Sutherland
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