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W. B. (William Bingham) Lynch

1835–1911 as the Library of Congress records it · Library of Congress authority record ↗

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Special circular : Bingham School ... May 31st, 1879.

Bingham, Robert, 1838-1927 · 1879 · R. Bingham

Single-sheet circular that Robert Bingham issued for the Bingham School on May 31, 1879, measuring 27 by 21 cm and printed at Mebane. W. B. Lynch is named with Bingham and the school, which stood in Orange County.

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  1. Robert Bingham takes charge of the Bingham School near Mebane When his brother William died in 1873, Robert Bingham became headmaster of the Bingham School, which had moved from the Oaks to Mebane. In May 1879 he bought out his cousin William B. Lynch's interest and became sole proprietor. People: William Bingham (1835-1873), W. B. (William Bingham) LynchSearch the index · NCpedia (Dictionary of North Carolina Biography): Bingham, Robert

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