Capt Sir Charles Bingham 1st Earl of Lucan, 7th Baronet Bingham of Castlebar, High Sheriff of Mayo

Birth22 September 1735 - Castlebar, Mayo, Ireland

Death29 Mar 1799 - Bristol, Somerset, England

MotherAnne Vesay

FatherJohn Bingham

Born in Castlebar, Mayo, Ireland on 22 September 1735 to John Bingham and Anne Vesay. Capt Sir Charles Bingham 1st Earl of Lucan, 7th Baronet Bingham of Castlebar, High Sheriff of Mayo married MARGARETHA MARGARET SMITH (1) Countess of Lucan and had 7 children. He passed away on 29 Mar 1799 in Bristol, Somerset, England.

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Parents

John Bingham
1696 - 1749

Anne Vesay
1698 - 1761

Spouse(s)

Margaretha Margaret Smith (1) Countess Of Lucan
1731 - 1814

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The Right Honourable Richard Bingham, 2Nd Earl Of Lucan
1764 - 1839

Lady(countess) Lavinia Bingham
1762 - 1831

Lady Margaret Eleanor Bingham
1764 - 1839

Anne Bingham (1)
1767 - 1840

Col. John A. Bingham
1763 - 1820

Hannah Bingham
1755 - 1755

Margaret Bingham
Unknown - Unknown

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