Bingham's Mills Livingston Columbia County New York By Captain Franklin Ellis^411 1878     Bingham's Mills is a manufacturing village on the Roeloff Jansen, about a mile southwest of the Blue Store.  It contains a good grist-mill and two paper-mills, whose history is elsewhere noted.  A Union chapel was built at this place in 1857, in which are held the services of the Lutheran and Reformed churches, and a Sunday-school, having C. E. Bingham as superintendent. The building is a plain frame, and will seat two hundred persons.  The place has also the usual shops and two stores.  The oldest of these was first kept by Van Deusen & Reed, about 1830.  Later merchants were S. Ten Broeck, John Weaver, and Philip L. Lynk, the present occupant.  A new store was opened near the mills in the spring of 1878, by Bingham & Story.  The village has one hundred and twenty-five inhabitants.