Abraham Bing (1752–1841) was the Oberrabbiner (Chief Rabbi) of Würzburg, and a Rosh yeshiva there.
Several of his pupils played a major role in nineteenth century Orthodoxy in Germany and abroad: Rabbi Abraham Bing died in Würzburg in 1841, having resigned from the rabbinate two years earlier.
Of his writings, only Zichron Avraham (Remembrance of Abraham) was printed (posthumously, edited by Bamberger).
His son, Issochor (Isachar) Abraham Baer Bing (1777–1878) was a writer and cloth merchant.
His grandson, Salomon Bernhard Bing (1816–1878), was a cloth dyer and later a wealthy hops merchant.