Major Denis Bingham's son William birth information

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Henry Bingham was certainly high up the ladder being one of His Majesties Privy Council in Ireland.


Didn't a Bingham marry a Vesci/De Vesci ??

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Denis with Kelly in Galway! Wheeling and dealing the the Frenches and St Georges....

He was 30, of Dublin, when he went Binghamstown and had been in Army abroad as per previous stuff posted, so was he married before he went Binghamstown?

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From what I can gather from snippets posted the Generations are


G.1  John

G.2 Henry of Mayo

G.3  Henry of Mayo and Killester,
      "Lord Lucan" Robert, 
       Denis.


but not certain.

and then to Denis in question.







 

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I got John to be the eldest from this....

But like I said it would be easier to keep an eye on a table tennis ball that trying to work out timeline for everything without even a basic tree being posted.

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John

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Often wondered where Arthur Shaen Bingham got his name from.


We know Binghams married Houstons.....  but Arthur Shane from Athlone leased something like 300 acres to these Houstons in 1700's, wouldn't be surprised if he was named after this Arthur Shane, must have a look to see who was Arthur Shane's wife ( a Houston?? )

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Dillon mentioned here is same as one in Galway Deed with Bingham and Kelly


Most probably of Castle Dillon

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Exemplifications of recovery concerning members of the Kelly family relating to lands in Cos. Galway and Roscommon, 1701-1804.   

Dublin: National Library of Ireland, D. 26,724-26,728

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Pedigree of O'Kelly and Kelly with descent from Art Mac Con, father of Cormac Mac Art, Princes of Imaine, Chiefs of the name, of Gallach and Mullaghmore, of Aghrim, of Clogher, of Athleague, and Cargins and Castle Ruby in Co. Roscommon, of Fedane in Co. Galway and of Castlegar and Woodstock, Co. Mayo, A.D.195 -- 1841.

Dublin: National Library of Ireland, Genealogical Office: Ms.175, pp.12-24