Son of Adam Lewis BINGAMAN, Sr. & Julia Maria MURRAY.
Adam (Jr.) was born in 1821 in Adams Co., MS. His mother passed away a few months after his birth.
Husband of Ellen Angelica LIVINGSTON.
Father of Julia Maria BINGAMAN (b. 1841).
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Data Source:
FamilySearch
Mississippi State Archives, Various Records, 1820-1951
Military Grave Registrations, 1861-1938,
Box 11097
RE: A. L. Bingaman (d. 1876)
Adam served in the Civil War as a private in Adams Troop, Co. A, Jeff Davis Legion, Mississippi Cavalry (CSA).
A record of his Civil War service states the following: “Discharged on account of breaking leg on way to [location difficult to read]. He organized Bingaman Rangers (1862) and paid for and equipped the company, although a private in Adams Troop. He died in New Orleans in about 1876.”
Adam was originally recorded as having been interred at the Bingaman Family cemetery on the Fatherland Plantation in Natchez, MS. His record was later amended to indicate that he was buried in the Military Block of Metairie Cemetery in New Orleans, LA (Record Book 4-9, p. 277).
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Adam (Jr.) was born in 1821 in Adams Co., MS. His mother passed away a few months after his birth.
Husband of Ellen Angelica LIVINGSTON.
Father of Julia Maria BINGAMAN (b. 1841).
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Data Source:
FamilySearch
Mississippi State Archives, Various Records, 1820-1951
Military Grave Registrations, 1861-1938,
Box 11097
RE: A. L. Bingaman (d. 1876)
Adam served in the Civil War as a private in Adams Troop, Co. A, Jeff Davis Legion, Mississippi Cavalry (CSA).
A record of his Civil War service states the following: “Discharged on account of breaking leg on way to [location difficult to read]. He organized Bingaman Rangers (1862) and paid for and equipped the company, although a private in Adams Troop. He died in New Orleans in about 1876.”
Adam was originally recorded as having been interred at the Bingaman Family cemetery on the Fatherland Plantation in Natchez, MS. His record was later amended to indicate that he was buried in the Military Block of Metairie Cemetery in New Orleans, LA (Record Book 4-9, p. 277).
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Son of Adam Lewis BINGAMAN, Sr. & Julia Maria MURRAY.
Adam (Jr.) was born in 1821 in Adams Co., MS. His mother passed away a few months after his birth.
Husband of Ellen Angelica LIVINGSTON.
Father of Julia Maria BINGAMAN (b. 1841).
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Data Source:
FamilySearch
Mississippi State Archives, Various Records, 1820-1951
Military Grave Registrations, 1861-1938,
Box 11097
RE: A. L. Bingaman (d. 1876)
Adam served in the Civil War as a private in Adams Troop, Co. A, Jeff Davis Legion, Mississippi Cavalry (CSA).
A record of his Civil War service states the following: “Discharged on account of breaking leg on way to [location difficult to read]. He organized Bingaman Rangers (1862) and paid for and equipped the company, although a private in Adams Troop. He died in New Orleans in about 1876.”
Adam was originally recorded as having been interred at the Bingaman Family cemetery on the Fatherland Plantation in Natchez, MS. His record was later amended to indicate that he was buried in the Military Block of Metairie Cemetery in New Orleans, LA (Record Book 4-9, p. 277).
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Adam (Jr.) was born in 1821 in Adams Co., MS. His mother passed away a few months after his birth.
Husband of Ellen Angelica LIVINGSTON.
Father of Julia Maria BINGAMAN (b. 1841).
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Data Source:
FamilySearch
Mississippi State Archives, Various Records, 1820-1951
Military Grave Registrations, 1861-1938,
Box 11097
RE: A. L. Bingaman (d. 1876)
Adam served in the Civil War as a private in Adams Troop, Co. A, Jeff Davis Legion, Mississippi Cavalry (CSA).
A record of his Civil War service states the following: “Discharged on account of breaking leg on way to [location difficult to read]. He organized Bingaman Rangers (1862) and paid for and equipped the company, although a private in Adams Troop. He died in New Orleans in about 1876.”
Adam was originally recorded as having been interred at the Bingaman Family cemetery on the Fatherland Plantation in Natchez, MS. His record was later amended to indicate that he was buried in the Military Block of Metairie Cemetery in New Orleans, LA (Record Book 4-9, p. 277).
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