George BINT, Melbourne Mint.

[sparrett]

Burial for Margaret

BINT MARGARET     age 59   28/09/1906

BINT MARGARET
Area :   RCC
   Roman Catholic C
Section :   -4
   Section 4
Row :   1
Grave :   14

http://ballaratcemeteries.com.au/php/search.php

A couple more bits on MARGARET's burial
She is alone at that locatation . There is a MI but says simply
MARGARET BINT died 27th September 1906

Her last address was South Street Ballarat and she was a widow aged 59.

A second entry in the register says that the site was purchased on 9/4/1907.

Sue

[giblet]

Free bmd
Deaths Mar 1899   (>99%)
BINT    George    75    Northampton   volume 3b   page 46

[BonnieDownUnder]

Hi,
George & Margaret Bint's daughter, Letitia who married Ernest Charles Newton Hayward apparently died in 1962, Ernest in 1944 both in Victoria.  According to a public family tree on A***y they had 4 children George 1891, Charles 1892, Minnie, 1895 and Ula 1897. However there is no further info on George & Margaret Bint.   

A Letitia Bint birth was registered in 1872 Melbourne, Victoria to parents George Bint and mother Margaret nee Ryan.  If this is your George, it means he either arrived 1872 or earlier which seems to be the case as his name is mentioned in The Argus 21 Aug 1872, page 5, as being 'Geo. Bint, foreman of machinery, paid 235 pounds' as the salary paid by the Royal Mint, Melbourne
Bonnie

[giblet]

Possible arrival

Unassisted Inward Passenger Lists to Victoria
BINT    GEORGE    age 40    AUG    1869    ship HECUBA    B

[BonnieDownUnder]

Hi,
See that C1861 RG9/2169, 103/42/235 at 4 Liverpool St. Warwickshire, has a George Bint aged 37 years born Shropshire, occupation 'Steam Engine Maker' with wife Maria, and son Joshua 9, daughter Mary 7. 
FreeBDM lists a marriage of a George Bint to a Maria Sanders Q4/1847 26/217 Bromyard. 
Wonder what happened to Maria?
Bonnie

[BonnieDownUnder]

Giblet;  Think your right as the West Coast Times Issue 1252, 27 September 1869 has an article about the arrival of the machinery for the Victorian Mint on the ship 'Hecuba' ... seems obvious to me that George Bint would accompany the precious cargo!

[giblet]

I cant find him on the outward passenger list from Vic heading back to England tho 

Yes it appears he stayed close by the cargo 

[giblet]

I wonder if this is her in 1871

name: Maria Bint
age:    44
Noted as Wife born Clifton Upon Teame Worcesterhire
registration district:    Birmingham
county:    Warwickshire
     

daughter    Mary Bint       17    Stourbridge, Worcestershire
daughter    Ann Maria Bint    10    B'Ham, Warwick

[BonnieDownUnder]

Hi Glblet.  I can't seem to find when George's first wife, Maria, passed away and/or I presume she didn't accompany George when he arrived on 'Hecuba' in 1869

 ... but hang on a mom ...  there was a Maria Bint who died in Q1/1896 6c/180 Worcester.

So did Maria stayed in England and George was naughty and married Margaret Ryan