Mexican American War: Company F, 2nd Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Civil War: Company L (Old), 2nd California Cavalry
George Bingham enlisted in Company F, 2nd Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, December 14, 1846, and was discharged when his service was no longer needed. George R. Bingham, age 32 years and a clerk, on November 17, 1852, departed aboard the Brig "Wallace" from San Francisco, California, bound for Honolulu, Oahu County, Hawaiian Islands. George Bingham, age 38, was enumerated August 25, 1860, at Tuolumne County, California, with Clara Bingham 30, Madeline Bingham 8.
George Bingham, age 40 years, enlisted and mustered in as a private of Captain Albert Brown's Company L (Old), 2nd California Cavalry, at Camp Alert, San Francisco, California, January 21, 1862. He was transferred to Captain David A. De Merritt's Company F (Old), same regiment July 1, 1862. He was discharged at San Francisco August 21, 1862, per Special Orders, No. 142, paragraph No. 2, Headquarters, Department of the Pacific, of 1862, by way of a favor at his own request.
George Bingham, age 63 years, during 1882, and age 69 years, during 1888, registered to vote in Alameda County, California. George Bingam, whose residence was Webster near the Narrow Gage Railroad, was an employee of the Alameda Borax Works, at Oakland, Alameda County, California, during 1891. George Bingham, who stated his year of birth was 1816, was admitted to the Veterans Home of California at Yountville, Napa County, California, August 18, 1896, where he died August 3, 1902.
Mexican American War: Company F, 2nd Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Civil War: Company L (Old), 2nd California Cavalry
George Bingham enlisted in Company F, 2nd Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, December 14, 1846, and was discharged when his service was no longer needed. George R. Bingham, age 32 years and a clerk, on November 17, 1852, departed aboard the Brig "Wallace" from San Francisco, California, bound for Honolulu, Oahu County, Hawaiian Islands. George Bingham, age 38, was enumerated August 25, 1860, at Tuolumne County, California, with Clara Bingham 30, Madeline Bingham 8.
George Bingham, age 40 years, enlisted and mustered in as a private of Captain Albert Brown's Company L (Old), 2nd California Cavalry, at Camp Alert, San Francisco, California, January 21, 1862. He was transferred to Captain David A. De Merritt's Company F (Old), same regiment July 1, 1862. He was discharged at San Francisco August 21, 1862, per Special Orders, No. 142, paragraph No. 2, Headquarters, Department of the Pacific, of 1862, by way of a favor at his own request.
George Bingham, age 63 years, during 1882, and age 69 years, during 1888, registered to vote in Alameda County, California. George Bingam, whose residence was Webster near the Narrow Gage Railroad, was an employee of the Alameda Borax Works, at Oakland, Alameda County, California, during 1891. George Bingham, who stated his year of birth was 1816, was admitted to the Veterans Home of California at Yountville, Napa County, California, August 18, 1896, where he died August 3, 1902.
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