Applied for membership to Sons of the American Revolution, listing himself as a descendent of Jedediah Dewey and Joseph Bingham.
On 1891 passport application, described himself as 6'0, black hair sprinkled with grey, dark brown eyes, dark complexion, medium forehead, Grecian nose, round chin, and round face. Passport application, along with other documents, list birthplace as Bennington, VT, although obituary lists Burlington, VT.
Parents were Hiram Bingham and Adelaide Rogers. Married Fanny Theresa Loring in 1873.
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Obituary from St. Albans Daily Messenger, August 26, 1924:
Death of H.S. Bingham
Henry S. Bingham, formerly of Bennington and for many years a prominent resident of Vermont, died in Greenfield, Mass., Saturday night. Mr. Bingham was born in Burlington, February 9, 1850. He represented Bennington in the legislature in 1894 and had held numerous offices in Bennington. He was a member of the State Railroad Commission from 1900 to 1906. Mr. Bingham enjoyed a very wide acquaintance in Vermont and had a host of friends who will deeply regret to learn of his death. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. James Abercrombie, living in Greenfield. Mrs. Bingham died a year or two ago.
On 1891 passport application, described himself as 6'0, black hair sprinkled with grey, dark brown eyes, dark complexion, medium forehead, Grecian nose, round chin, and round face. Passport application, along with other documents, list birthplace as Bennington, VT, although obituary lists Burlington, VT.
Parents were Hiram Bingham and Adelaide Rogers. Married Fanny Theresa Loring in 1873.
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Obituary from St. Albans Daily Messenger, August 26, 1924:
Death of H.S. Bingham
Henry S. Bingham, formerly of Bennington and for many years a prominent resident of Vermont, died in Greenfield, Mass., Saturday night. Mr. Bingham was born in Burlington, February 9, 1850. He represented Bennington in the legislature in 1894 and had held numerous offices in Bennington. He was a member of the State Railroad Commission from 1900 to 1906. Mr. Bingham enjoyed a very wide acquaintance in Vermont and had a host of friends who will deeply regret to learn of his death. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. James Abercrombie, living in Greenfield. Mrs. Bingham died a year or two ago.
Applied for membership to Sons of the American Revolution, listing himself as a descendent of Jedediah Dewey and Joseph Bingham.
On 1891 passport application, described himself as 6'0, black hair sprinkled with grey, dark brown eyes, dark complexion, medium forehead, Grecian nose, round chin, and round face. Passport application, along with other documents, list birthplace as Bennington, VT, although obituary lists Burlington, VT.
Parents were Hiram Bingham and Adelaide Rogers. Married Fanny Theresa Loring in 1873.
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Obituary from St. Albans Daily Messenger, August 26, 1924:
Death of H.S. Bingham
Henry S. Bingham, formerly of Bennington and for many years a prominent resident of Vermont, died in Greenfield, Mass., Saturday night. Mr. Bingham was born in Burlington, February 9, 1850. He represented Bennington in the legislature in 1894 and had held numerous offices in Bennington. He was a member of the State Railroad Commission from 1900 to 1906. Mr. Bingham enjoyed a very wide acquaintance in Vermont and had a host of friends who will deeply regret to learn of his death. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. James Abercrombie, living in Greenfield. Mrs. Bingham died a year or two ago.
On 1891 passport application, described himself as 6'0, black hair sprinkled with grey, dark brown eyes, dark complexion, medium forehead, Grecian nose, round chin, and round face. Passport application, along with other documents, list birthplace as Bennington, VT, although obituary lists Burlington, VT.
Parents were Hiram Bingham and Adelaide Rogers. Married Fanny Theresa Loring in 1873.
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Obituary from St. Albans Daily Messenger, August 26, 1924:
Death of H.S. Bingham
Henry S. Bingham, formerly of Bennington and for many years a prominent resident of Vermont, died in Greenfield, Mass., Saturday night. Mr. Bingham was born in Burlington, February 9, 1850. He represented Bennington in the legislature in 1894 and had held numerous offices in Bennington. He was a member of the State Railroad Commission from 1900 to 1906. Mr. Bingham enjoyed a very wide acquaintance in Vermont and had a host of friends who will deeply regret to learn of his death. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. James Abercrombie, living in Greenfield. Mrs. Bingham died a year or two ago.
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