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Published in the Ames (Iowa) Times, 7 Jul 1898.

"... ...At the home of A. M. Bingman, near Ames, on the morning of July 6th, occurred ... ... time of his death, which was more the result of old age and gradual dissolution, than any specific disease Mr. Bingman was married on AugustI 1832, to Catharine Kennard, and of their union ten children were born, six of whom survive. He gave four sons to the civil war, the oldest of whom died of sickness at the... .... 13, 1863; enlisted in the war of the rebellion, serving in the 92nd III., and 65th... ...our hopes life is a war fare and a battle.'Hy thine own soul's... ......made his home. Mr. Bingman was a man of sterling worth, always mindful of his own affairs and without an enemy. He moved to Iowa ...


Published in the Ames (Iowa) Intelligencer, 7 Jul 1898.

"...years ago grandpa and grandma Bingman came to Iowa, and have since made their home with.. .... About six weeks ago grandpa Bingman took his last ride on the farm and expressed his.. ...for large crops.Mr. Bingman was of the sect of Quakers, and lived a just...."


Husband of Catherine (Kennard) Bingman. They had at least 8 children - the following is from a rootsweb.com family tree; Children of Jacob and Catherine (Kennard) Bingman:
Ezra Bingman b: ABT 1834 in Ohio
Amy Bingman b: ABT 1837 in Ohio
Hannah A. Bingman b: ABT 1839 in Penn, Morgan County, OH
Dennis McCarty Bingman b: ABT 1841 in Penn, Morgan Co., OH
Eli Bingman b: ABT 1843 in Penn, Morgan County, OH
*Abraham Bingman b: 15 JUL 1844 in Penn, Morgan County, OH
Taylor J. Bingman b: ABT 1849 in Penn, Morgan County, OH
Rachel J. Bingman b: MAY 1854 in Penn, Morgan County, OH

NOTE: Find A Grave volunteer Jeff Cesler found and took the photos of a J. Bingman with a Rosa May Bingman on the same gravestone, I believe Rosa is Jacob's grandaughter (her parents were Abraham & Mary (Mendenhall) Bingman.