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Eric Albert Bingen

Eric Albert Bingen

Born:
20 Nisan 5658 (12 April 1898)
Died:
30 Av 5732 (10 August 1972)

Basic Information

Unique reference:
BIN9660
Gender:
Male

Birth

Date of birth:
20 Nisan 5658 (12 April 1898)

Death

Date of death:
30 Av 5732 (10 August 1972)
Died in combat?:
No

Places

Addresses

14 Briardale Gardens Hampstead (1898)
21 Inglewood Road London (1901)
4 Kidderpore Gardens, Hampstead (1911)
Listed as his place of death:
Kingsclere House, Kingsclere, Newbury Berks (1972)

Schools

Name:
Cheltenham College

Eric Albert Bingen was the younger son of German parents who naturalised in 1916. Eric served with the Royal Sussex Regiment, like his older brother Charles, and was attached to the Royal Air Force. Unlike his brother, Eric survived the war, became a lawyer and was knighted. However, apart from Eric and Charles’s service in the Sussex Regiment, we have not found any family connections to Sussex.

Research by:
SHALOM SUSSEX – JEWISH PEOPLE IN WWI

Family

Spouse

Peggy Lawrence (female)
Other surname / Maiden name:
Bingen

Siblings

Parents

Father: Max N. Bingen (male)
Mother: Leily Elmer (female)

Homefront

Occupation:
Lawyer

Military Record

Rank at discharge/death:
2nd Lieut.
Assignments
Regiment:
Royal Sussex Regt.
Battalion/unit:
Attached to the RAF

Gallery

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