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John Nicholas Bingaman

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John Nicholas Bingaman

Birth
Lower Mahanoy Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death
11 Mar 1904 (aged 78)
Pillow, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, USA
Burial
Jordan Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, USA
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John N Bingaman was born the son of Nicholas Michael and Anna Maria Witmer Bingaman. He married first on May 5, 1844, Catharine Dockey the daughter of Johannes and Anna Maria Schaffer Dockey and had 13 children. He married second on Sept 1, 1888, Catharine Klinger the daughter of elias and Lucy Troutman Klinger who was the widow of Henry T Bowman and had one child. They lived in Uniontown, Dauphin Co, Pa. Now know as Pillow.
John N Bingaman is the grand son of Johanas Bingaman a "Hessian" soldiers (many of them came from Hessen Cassel, Germany) sent to this country in the pay of the British during the Revolutionary war, and one of those captured on Christmas night 1776, by Washington at
Trenton. Many of those taken prisoner were held at Penn Common, Reading, Berks Co., Pa., until the close of the war, and John Bingaman was one of those who refused to leave this country, of which he became a loyal citizen.
John N Bingaman was born the son of Nicholas Michael and Anna Maria Witmer Bingaman. He married first on May 5, 1844, Catharine Dockey the daughter of Johannes and Anna Maria Schaffer Dockey and had 13 children. He married second on Sept 1, 1888, Catharine Klinger the daughter of elias and Lucy Troutman Klinger who was the widow of Henry T Bowman and had one child. They lived in Uniontown, Dauphin Co, Pa. Now know as Pillow.
John N Bingaman is the grand son of Johanas Bingaman a "Hessian" soldiers (many of them came from Hessen Cassel, Germany) sent to this country in the pay of the British during the Revolutionary war, and one of those captured on Christmas night 1776, by Washington at
Trenton. Many of those taken prisoner were held at Penn Common, Reading, Berks Co., Pa., until the close of the war, and John Bingaman was one of those who refused to leave this country, of which he became a loyal citizen.

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