Owned property on Gravios Rd adjascent to Grants farm and Adoph Busch - later to be famous for beer
John Bingham came to St. Louis about 1820 and bought a small piece of land. He continued to buy land throuought the years and speculated in mines. The street Bingham Ave was named after him. His farm was located on Gravios Rd, adjacent to the famous Grant's farm of today, home of the Budweiser horses. He married Rebecca Britton in Philidelphia and began a family moving to St Louis shortly after. I believe he served in the War of 1812, however waiting for proof. John Bingham lived next door to Ulyssis S Grant and wife Julia Dent who lived at famous Grant Farm. John Bingham's son William L named his child with middle name "Grant"
We believe he served in the war of 1812, however nothing proven to date.
See obituary for Virginia Bingham below that boasted the family name.
He left 5 living children per his will in 1864. See links at bottom.
Slaves also included for anyone seeking their heritage.
Children born and not accounted for per a bible record.
Rebecca Bingham (1825-unk)
Paul L Bingham (1830-1839)
George Carberry Bingham (1841-1849)
He also left in 1864 the following slaves to be emancipated in 1864: This family took on the surname Brown and can be found in the census thereafter.
Slaves:
Amelia about 40 years old (b about 1824)
Joseph about 24 years old (B about 1840)
Aron age 16 years old (b about 1849 - 1850)
Mollie age 10 years old (b about 1854)
Martha Jane age 6 years old (b about 1860)
Jan 2010 - still working on this family - looking for more information and photographs.
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Rebecca Britton
1796–1857
BIRTH MAY 1796 • Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA
DEATH 12 MAY 1857 • St. Louis County, Missouri, USA
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NameRebecca BinghamAge54Birth Yearabt 1796BirthplacePennsylvaniaHome in 1850St Louis (South half), St Louis, Missouri, USAGenderFemaleFamily Number915Household Members
NameAge
Name
John Bingham
Age58Name
Rebecca BinghamAge 54
Name
Wm L BinghamAge30
Name
Anna BinghamAge22
Name
Laura Bingham
Age4Name
Taylor Bingham
Age
2
NameMaria Bingham
Age24
NameJohn A Bingham
Age
21
Name
Thomas BinghamAge
17Name
Caroline Bingham
Age
15NameVirginia Bingham
Age
13
Name
Cornelius Mahon lodger
Age
20
Name
Patrick Collins lodger
John Bingham came to St. Louis about 1820 and bought a small piece of land. He continued to buy land throuought the years and speculated in mines. The street Bingham Ave was named after him. His farm was located on Gravios Rd, adjacent to the famous Grant's farm of today, home of the Budweiser horses. He married Rebecca Britton in Philidelphia and began a family moving to St Louis shortly after. I believe he served in the War of 1812, however waiting for proof. John Bingham lived next door to Ulyssis S Grant and wife Julia Dent who lived at famous Grant Farm. John Bingham's son William L named his child with middle name "Grant"
We believe he served in the war of 1812, however nothing proven to date.
See obituary for Virginia Bingham below that boasted the family name.
He left 5 living children per his will in 1864. See links at bottom.
Slaves also included for anyone seeking their heritage.
Children born and not accounted for per a bible record.
Rebecca Bingham (1825-unk)
Paul L Bingham (1830-1839)
George Carberry Bingham (1841-1849)
He also left in 1864 the following slaves to be emancipated in 1864: This family took on the surname Brown and can be found in the census thereafter.
Slaves:
Amelia about 40 years old (b about 1824)
Joseph about 24 years old (B about 1840)
Aron age 16 years old (b about 1849 - 1850)
Mollie age 10 years old (b about 1854)
Martha Jane age 6 years old (b about 1860)
Jan 2010 - still working on this family - looking for more information and photographs.
1850 census
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Rebecca Britton
Rebecca Britton
1796–1857
BIRTH MAY 1796 • Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA
DEATH 12 MAY 1857 • St. Louis County, Missouri, USA
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NameRebecca BinghamAge54Birth Yearabt 1796BirthplacePennsylvaniaHome in 1850St Louis (South half), St Louis, Missouri, USAGenderFemaleFamily Number915Household Members
NameAge
Name
John Bingham
Age58Name
Rebecca BinghamAge 54
Name
Wm L BinghamAge30
Name
Anna BinghamAge22
Name
Laura Bingham
Age4Name
Taylor Bingham
Age
2
NameMaria Bingham
Age24
NameJohn A Bingham
Age
21
Name
Thomas BinghamAge
17Name
Caroline Bingham
Age
15NameVirginia Bingham
Age
13
Name
Cornelius Mahon lodger
Age
20
Name
Patrick Collins lodger
Owned property on Gravios Rd adjascent to Grants farm and Adoph Busch - later to be famous for beer
John Bingham came to St. Louis about 1820 and bought a small piece of land. He continued to buy land throuought the years and speculated in mines. The street Bingham Ave was named after him. His farm was located on Gravios Rd, adjacent to the famous Grant's farm of today, home of the Budweiser horses. He married Rebecca Britton in Philidelphia and began a family moving to St Louis shortly after. I believe he served in the War of 1812, however waiting for proof. John Bingham lived next door to Ulyssis S Grant and wife Julia Dent who lived at famous Grant Farm. John Bingham's son William L named his child with middle name "Grant"
We believe he served in the war of 1812, however nothing proven to date.
See obituary for Virginia Bingham below that boasted the family name.
He left 5 living children per his will in 1864. See links at bottom.
Slaves also included for anyone seeking their heritage.
Children born and not accounted for per a bible record.
Rebecca Bingham (1825-unk)
Paul L Bingham (1830-1839)
George Carberry Bingham (1841-1849)
He also left in 1864 the following slaves to be emancipated in 1864: This family took on the surname Brown and can be found in the census thereafter.
Slaves:
Amelia about 40 years old (b about 1824)
Joseph about 24 years old (B about 1840)
Aron age 16 years old (b about 1849 - 1850)
Mollie age 10 years old (b about 1854)
Martha Jane age 6 years old (b about 1860)
Jan 2010 - still working on this family - looking for more information and photographs.
1850 census
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Rebecca Britton
Rebecca Britton
1796–1857
BIRTH MAY 1796 • Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA
DEATH 12 MAY 1857 • St. Louis County, Missouri, USA
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1818
22
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1850 • St Louis (South half), St Louis, Missouri, USA
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NameRebecca BinghamAge54Birth Yearabt 1796BirthplacePennsylvaniaHome in 1850St Louis (South half), St Louis, Missouri, USAGenderFemaleFamily Number915Household Members
NameAge
Name
John Bingham
Age58Name
Rebecca BinghamAge 54
Name
Wm L BinghamAge30
Name
Anna BinghamAge22
Name
Laura Bingham
Age4Name
Taylor Bingham
Age
2
NameMaria Bingham
Age24
NameJohn A Bingham
Age
21
Name
Thomas BinghamAge
17Name
Caroline Bingham
Age
15NameVirginia Bingham
Age
13
Name
Cornelius Mahon lodger
Age
20
Name
Patrick Collins lodger
John Bingham came to St. Louis about 1820 and bought a small piece of land. He continued to buy land throuought the years and speculated in mines. The street Bingham Ave was named after him. His farm was located on Gravios Rd, adjacent to the famous Grant's farm of today, home of the Budweiser horses. He married Rebecca Britton in Philidelphia and began a family moving to St Louis shortly after. I believe he served in the War of 1812, however waiting for proof. John Bingham lived next door to Ulyssis S Grant and wife Julia Dent who lived at famous Grant Farm. John Bingham's son William L named his child with middle name "Grant"
We believe he served in the war of 1812, however nothing proven to date.
See obituary for Virginia Bingham below that boasted the family name.
He left 5 living children per his will in 1864. See links at bottom.
Slaves also included for anyone seeking their heritage.
Children born and not accounted for per a bible record.
Rebecca Bingham (1825-unk)
Paul L Bingham (1830-1839)
George Carberry Bingham (1841-1849)
He also left in 1864 the following slaves to be emancipated in 1864: This family took on the surname Brown and can be found in the census thereafter.
Slaves:
Amelia about 40 years old (b about 1824)
Joseph about 24 years old (B about 1840)
Aron age 16 years old (b about 1849 - 1850)
Mollie age 10 years old (b about 1854)
Martha Jane age 6 years old (b about 1860)
Jan 2010 - still working on this family - looking for more information and photographs.
1850 census
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Rebecca Britton
Rebecca Britton
1796–1857
BIRTH MAY 1796 • Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA
DEATH 12 MAY 1857 • St. Louis County, Missouri, USA
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1818
22
Residence
1850 • St Louis (South half), St Louis, Missouri, USA
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1850
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Death
12 May 1857 • St. Louis County, Missouri, USA
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1857
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Saint Louis, St. Louis City, Missouri, USA
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NameRebecca BinghamAge54Birth Yearabt 1796BirthplacePennsylvaniaHome in 1850St Louis (South half), St Louis, Missouri, USAGenderFemaleFamily Number915Household Members
NameAge
Name
John Bingham
Age58Name
Rebecca BinghamAge 54
Name
Wm L BinghamAge30
Name
Anna BinghamAge22
Name
Laura Bingham
Age4Name
Taylor Bingham
Age
2
NameMaria Bingham
Age24
NameJohn A Bingham
Age
21
Name
Thomas BinghamAge
17Name
Caroline Bingham
Age
15NameVirginia Bingham
Age
13
Name
Cornelius Mahon lodger
Age
20
Name
Patrick Collins lodger
