SOURCE: NY Gen and Biog. Soc. RECORD Vol. 21 p. 164. Vol 95 p.84
BAPTISM: Ref'd. Dutch Church. Sponsors, Pieter Van Couwenhoven,
Aeltje Barents.
SOURCE: NY Gen. and Biog. Record Vol 7, p. 21; Vol 21 p. 164.
SOURCE: NY Gen and Biog. Soc. RECORD Vol 21 p. 165
CHR: Ref'd Dutch Church. Willem Vredenburgh and Sara de Mil, sponsors.
SOURCE: NY Gen and Biog. Soc. RECORD Vol. 21 p. 165
CHR: Willem Pell and Elisabeth Van Thuyl, sponsors.
SOURCE: NY Gen and Biog. Soc. RECORD Vol. 21 p. 165
CHR: Sponsors, Abraham Vredenburgh, Saara Jooste and husband Isaac de Mill.
SOURCE: NY Gen. and Biog. Soc. RECORD Vol 95 p. 86
CHR:At Ref'd Dutch Church, sponsors Teunis Barentszen and Margrietie Ver Etten
(or Aeltie Barents).
SOURCE: NY Gen. and Biog. Soc. Record Vol. 95 p.86
CHR: Sponsors, Mattys Mattyssen and Lysbeth Lammers.
MILITARY: In the Civil War Henry served in Company H. of the 210th PA
volunteers.Henry arrived in South Dakota in Mar 1883 (Civil War Census) from IL.
SOURCE: Colonial Families of U.S. Vol. 5, Jan = John,
Kortryk = Kortright of Courtright.
SOURCE: NY Gen. & Biog. Soc. Record Vol 9 (1878) p. 151; Vol. 21
p. 164; Vol. 95 p. 84.
CHR: Sponsors Johannes Vredenburgh and Geertje La Mater
SOURCE: Dixon Evening Telegraph, Apr 7, 1938 p. 1, c. 3.
OBIT: Walter Bingamen of Polo Passes Away. Polo, April 7. - Walter
Bingamen, 71, passed away this morning at 12:10 o'clock following a heart
attack and an illness of about two weeks. Mr Bingamen had lived in this
vicinity for the past 18 years where he had been a meat merchant anf farmer.He was born March, 1867 near Brookville, the son of Henry and Ruth
Bingamen. On July 12, 1897 he was married to Miss Minnie Hoffman who
survives. He also leaves to mourn his passing two daughters Miss Iola at home
ane Mrs. Chester Ackerman of Savanna, four grandchildren, three sisters, Mrs.
Laura Long of Algona, IA., Mrs. Flora Warren of Denver, Colo., and Mrs.
Addie Rubens of Princeton, British Columbia and two brothers George and
Oscar of Denver. One daughter, Leota, preceded him in death.He was a member of Modern Woodman lodge.
Funeral services will be held at the home Saturday aftenoon at 1:30 with Rev.
Carl Kammeyer in charge and burial will be in Chamber's Grove cemetery.
CENSUS: Illinois Census, Carroll Co., Brookville Post Office: Henry, age 24
and Ruth (NEE. Vredenburgh), age 20. Living with them was Ruth's brother
Charles, age 28.Colorado Census, 1900, Yuma County, Pct. 4 Yuma. v. 18, ED 209, Sheet 1,
Line 11. Sup. Dist 1. Enumerated June 1, 1900.DOB AGE b Yrs. m. Occ.
Bingaman, Henry 3/1836 64 PA 39 Farmer
........, Oscar 10/1877 23 IL Bar Tender
........, Guy E. 12/1879 21 " Farm Laborer
........, George H. 8/1880 19 " Farm Laborer
SOURCE: Marriage Records of Lee Co. IL, Oct. 1839 -
Apr. 1858, by DAR, Dixon Chapt. (1948) p. 98 No. 1044.Civil War Pension Application Certificate NO. 370785.
MARRIAGE: Performed by William Uhl pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church.CENSUS: 1860 Lima Twp. Carroll Co., IL, p. 104 family
691 lines 8-12: Henry Bingaman 24, Farmer, PA; Ruth 20,
NY; Eliza 1, IL, 1880 Lima Twp., Carroll Co., p. 5
Family 45 line 46-50. Henry 45 Farmer, PA; Ruth Ann 38
NY; Walter 13 IL; Ada 5 IL; Oscar 3 IL; G. C. 1 IL.