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Sunningdale Bint Family

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Sunningdale Church around 1900. In 1839, the population of Sunningdale had reached almost 600, and the local villagers decided it was time to have a church of their own. Until Holy Trinity Parish Church was built, the nearest church had been in Sunninghill, or Old Windsor. Egham Royal Agricultural Show. Coworth worker John Bint (1846). Took First Prize for ploughing in 1875). When receiving the envelopes containing the money the winners would sometimes be treated to homilies on the virtues of thrift, fru...

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Walter Bint

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The Bint Family of New Zealand. The Bint Family of New Zealand. Walter Bint and Lily Rawlinson. Lillian Maria "Lily" Rawlinson. Born at Tottenham, London, in 1881, married. At Birkenhead, NZ. They had eight children. He was christened Walter because he was born in 1876 during his parent's voyage to New Zealand on the "Cardigan Castle" which arrived at Christchurch in February 1877. Henry Rawlinson (born 1857),. Walter and Lily's children were all born at Inglewood. Henry Charles Bint 1904-1962. I have al...

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Philip Bint

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The Bint Family of New Zealand. The Bint Family of New Zealand. Philip Bint and Eliza Day. Philip Thomas Bint and Eliza Day's wedding. They were married on 17 April 1901, at All Saints Church, Nelson. The lady on the right, dressed in black, is Eliza's Mother, Catherine Duxbury. Philip Thomas Bint was born in Hammersmith, Middlesex on the 24th of April 1870 the eldest son of Philip Thomas Bint and Charlotte Allman. In 1876 the Bint family migrated on the " Cardigan Castle. To Christchurch, New Zealand.

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DOLPHIN

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Descendants of the Berkshire Bints. THE BINT FAMILY OF LAMBOURN. DOLPHIN'S MOTHER MARY LEGGE'S' FAMILY. The Cisco, Texas Family. Childrey is a small village with only a few hundred inhabitants, situated 2 miles from the ancient market town of Wantage in Oxfordshire and around 8. The author Thomas Hardy was very familiar with this area and in the melancholy novel Jude the Obscure describes the scholarly stonemason's journey to Oxford (Christminster), and time spent at Letcombe Bassett (Cresscombe) and Alf...

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Will Bint - Comedian

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Will Bint - Comedian and Vocalist. Percy Bint or Bent and Canada. Was baptised at Hertingfordbury, Hertfordshire on the 29th of September 1850. In the earlier years he followed his father's trade as a carpenter and this was recorded on the 1871 census return when he was still living at home. By 1875 he was on the music hall circuit and his daughter Beatrice's 1875 birth certificate gave his occupation as a serio comic singer. (Serio is a combination of serious and humour). He died at Epsom, Surrey in 1913.

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The Bint Family from Shinfield

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The Bint Family of Shinfield, Arborfield and Barkham. Shinfield Church around 1900. Our first proven ancestor was John Bint. Who married Mary Critcher. At Shinfield, Berkshire in 175. He claimed on a settlement document around that time to be from the next-door parish of Hurst and this was confirmed by his former neighbours. (Unfortunately there does not appear to be a record of his birth or ancestors.). Are the three we know most about. Who married Sarah Appleton. And grand-father of Philip Thomas.

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Bint Family

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The Bint Family 0f New Zealand. The Bint Family from New Zealand. Top row - Philip 1870, William 1880, Charlotte 1878, Lester 1887, Walter 1876,. James 1874, Catherine 1892, Philip Thomas 1850, Charlotte 1853, George 1872, Bertha 1885. Was a 26 year old carpenter, when he and his pregnant wife Charlotte 23, sons Philip 6, George 4, and James 2, left London for New Zealand on September 9th,1876,with a Government assisted passage in the Cardigan Castle. Another child, Walter, was born on the voyage. Who ma...

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Bint Family -Irene Hannam's Letters

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The Bint Family 0f New Zealand. George Bint and family. Irene Hannam (nee Porter). Was a grand-daughter of George Bint (1872-1951) and daughter of Myrtle Bint and Thomas (Ray) Porter). George and Annie Bint had seven children altogether. Edith (1900) who married Horace Pierson, Elsie (1902) - Edward Porter, Myrtle (1906) - Thomas (Ray) Porter, Frederick (1911)-Thelma Price, Liliian (1910) - Norman Challenger, Alice (1910) - Laurie Price, and Cyril (1916) who married Enid Porter. Philip's son George Bint ...

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Hannah Bint

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The Bint Family of Shinfield Fiction and Mary Russell Mitford. Shinfield Church around 1900. Since originally embarking more than thirty years ago on the long and interesting task of seeking out our family history, I have during all that time held on to a rather grubby copy of Mary Russell Mitford's book, "Our Village", her home in the hamlet of Three Mile Cross being part of Shinfield parish, a few miles from Reading. Our own Hannah Bint. 1804) was the daughter of Shinfield born farm labourer Thomas Bint.

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The Hertford Bint Family

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The Hertford Bint Family. St Andrew-by-the-Wardrobe Church located on Queen Victoria Street, in the City of London. Where Edward Bint was married to Ann Pond in 1783. Percy Bint or Bent and Canada. Of the parish of St Ann, Blackfriars, married Ann Pond. At St Andrew Church in the City of London on the 10th of. June 1783. Unfortunately the available parish record does not show their ages or origins. Ann Bint's husband was. Was born at Stanford on Teme, Worcestershire in 1749, and apparently baptised at hi...