Major Denis Bingham's son William birth information

[Royrodgers45]

Hi Bob just a note in relation to the above as it can be quite confusing. The original house No 46 was his Gaughan grandfathers house. When his mother moved to the states he was taken in by relatives in this second house no 33.
 

[Bob Queensland]

Thanks for the information and the Census, another piece of Bingham history to add to my growing archive, I may have to spend a lot more time in Ireland to fully appreciate my roots. I may have to go as a Smith to keep below the local radar LOL. Its interesting that Denis Bingham's marriage to Ursula in 1908 produced no offspring, may have run out of energy by then.   

[Bob Queensland]

Just another observation, was Denis a son to the daughter Annie, if so I note that her brother John must have taken him in as his own in the second census as I see no Annie.

[Bob Queensland]

oops, of course she had gone to the states.

[hallmark]

Hi Amac
I did find a document on Denis Bingham Kelly's birth, witnessed by another Kelly, either older sister or mother.
I'll chase up a copy for you in the near future
Cheers
Bob

Michael Bingham Kelly

http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/dublin/photos/tombstones/mt-jerome-65/target119.html


any relation??

[hallmark]

I think at this stage, with so much posted, that it would be easier for someone trying to help to keep their eye on the ball at a table-tennis final at the Olympics than trying to keep track on the Binghams via what has been posted in Deeds etc.


e.g You have Wm going to Oz in 1860 when Wm bro of Arthur in Deed is dead by 1859.

Same Wm or not??

From memory... I posted a Will for one of them and it goes to Denis.  plus something about Denis being 30 before he went to Mayo  plus some Deed about "Denis of Dublin" in late 1700 and I think something about him being in Militia abroad.

Then some Deed about Houstons, with referral to an earlier Deed.

At this stage is it possible to just line them up and post a basic tree with just names/dates in time line? 

Short and Sweet collated from what has been posted.

[hallmark]

This probaly fits "somewhere"!

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSNJ-KXQW?i=169&cat=185720

[hallmark]

Hi Hallmark
Have you access to the other parts of the memorial (Deed) above. I am keen to read the settlement and how it affected the two sons, William (younger) and Arthur (eldest).
I was wondering whether it may have caused a split and William's relocation to Australia.
Thank you in advance
Bob

Isn't Wm deceased by time of Deed??

[hallmark]

The 1859 snippet posted mentions an earlier Deed of 1825

An 1826 Deed mentions an earlier one of 1822   
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSJ7-3SGG-T?i=338&cat=185720