Family Group Sheet
NameThomas BINGHAM Jr.
Christen4 Aug 1588, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England [360]
Burial12 Feb 1648/9, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England [360]
AFN8DDS-P8
OccupationMaster Cutter
FatherThomas BINGHAM Sr. (1555-1597)
MotherMaria LONGLEY (1560-1593)
Other spousesElizabeth Woodhouse
Marriage6 Jul 1631, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England [360]
SpouseAnne Mary FENTON
Birthabt 1606, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England
Immigration1659, Norwich, New London, CT [FOUNDER]
DeathMay 1670, Norwich, New London, CT [359]
AFNBDDS-QF
FatherRobert FENTON II (ch. 1584-)
MotherAlice HANCOCK (~1585->1643)
Other spousesWilliam BACKUS
Children
1 MAbel Bingham
Christen13 May 1632, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England [360]
2 MStephen Bingham
Christen26 Dec 1633, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England [360]
4 MRobert Bingham
Christen11 Dec 1638, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England [360]
6 MDeacon Thomas BINGHAM III (Immigrant)
Christen5 Jun 1642, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England [360, Cited by 1996 rev. of Bingham book (24)]
Death16 Jan 1729/30, Windham, Windham Co, CT [71]
BurialWindham Centre Cem, Windham, CT
AFN8DDR-W5
8 FMaria Bingham
Christen2 Jul 1648, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England [360]
Notes for Thomas BINGHAM Jr.
Thomas was a cutler (knife maker) in Sheffield. His own mark, a capital TB written together as a merged letter, was assigned to him in 1614 when he was 26. (He was admitted as master cutter 21 Dec 1614). Probably “The Master Cutter” of Sheffield in 1624.[ [619]] Tradition, according to the original Bingham genealogy, says he died on the way to America, but research for the 1996 revision found his burial record in Sheffield in 1648/9. He left six young children, six months to 16. His wife raised them alone, but most did not survive. She took her son Thomas to New England about 1659.[ [620]]
