Arthur Warren cash-claimed two quarters in 5N 46W in 1891.

and Flora Bingaman a quarter in 1891 two miles south, next to Henry Bingaman's quarter in 1892, and William Bingaman's in 1891, and John Bingaman's 1890 cash quarter and 1895 "tree claim".  Flora Warren got a tree claim quarter in 1895 adjoining.

1899 Yuma Pioneer "County Commissioner Bingaman was on the sick list Friday and Saturday of last week."

The 1899 Old Settlers picnic was held at Will Bingaman's.

Thanks to Tanya Warren for the great photograph !


The far right bunch sitting & standing are great grandpa Henry Grant Warren, (sitting & holding his hat), brother of Arthur Warren and brother-in-law of Flora Bingaman Warren. Child on stool is my grandfather Earl Stanley Warren and to his right is his mother Rebecca Jane (nee Roby) Warren. The white-haired man standing next to her is her father William Perry Roby.
Clothing matches for 1894-1899 style. Sod house could be William Bingaman's. (Flora's brother).

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He might be the same Arthur Warren in 1900 Denver, a teamster. born June 1854 in Ilinois, with Flora M., December 1864 Illinois,

Alice M. May 1889 , Henry S, August 1891, Albida R. February 1893, and Howard, January 1900,   All kids born in Colorado.

In 1910 Jefferson County he's Arthur S. Warren 55, Illinois, invalid

In 1920 Flora, widowed, is in Denver.  Howard F., 20, a wirer for an electrical company, is with her.

She's still in Denver in 1930, and her brother Oscar Bingaman is with her.

Oscar was in YUMA in 1900, born October 1871  Brothers Guy E. December 1879 and George H. August 1880, all born in Illinois,  are with their widowed father Henry Bingaman March 1836 in Pennsylvania

A Henry Stanley Warren registered for WWI in Cheyenne Wells, Colorado, saying he was an electrician, married, born August 12, 1891 at Fort Logan, Colorado

California Death Index has Henry dying in Kern County June 5, 1945, mother's maiden name Bingman.