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Elizabeth KINEAR
Children Self + Spouses Parents Grandparents Greatgrandparents
James BALLINTINE ( - 1917)
Thomas Gilbert BALLINTINE (1856 - 1929)
Elizabeth KINEAR

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Near Relatives of Elizabeth KINEAR
Relationship Person Born Birth Place Died Death Place Age
Self Elizabeth KINEAR

Spouse/Partner Thomas BALLINTINE

Son James BALLINTINE 1917 Upotipotpon, Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Son Thomas Gilbert BALLINTINE 1856 Kimore, Victoria, Australia 1929 Upotipotpon, Benalla, Victoria, Australia 73

Daughter in Law Ellen Christina (MCKERTCHER) MCKERCHAR 1865 Bylands, Victoria, Australia 1937 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 72

Granddaughter Eliza (Ella) Campbell BALLINTINE 1894 Benalla, Victoria, Australia 1945 Benalla, Victoria, Australia 51
Grandson Thomas Alexander BALLINTINE 1897 Benalla, Victoria, Australia 1972 Benalla, Victoria, Australia 75
Grandson Alexander William BALLINTINE 1900 Benalla, Victoria, Australia 1947 Benalla, Victoria, Australia 47
Granddaughter Jessie Ellen BALLINTINE 1900 Benalla, Victoria, Australia

Events in Elizabeth KINEAR's life
Date Age Event Place Notes Src
1856 Birth of son Thomas Gilbert BALLINTINE Kimore, Victoria, Australia died 1929 - age 73 = c 1856
1917 Death of son James BALLINTINE Upotipotpon, Benalla, Victoria, Australia Note 1 60
1929 Death of son Thomas Gilbert BALLINTINE (aged 73) Upotipotpon, Benalla, Victoria, Australia Note 2 60
Note 1: The Independent (Benalla) 26 Jan 1917
Case of Suicide.
The Deputy Coroner, Mr Geo. Walker, J.P.. held a magisterial Inquisition on Tuesday into the circumstances surrounding the death of James Ballantine, of Upotipotpon, on 22nd January, from gunshot wounds in the head.

The following evidence was given:
Thomas Gilbert Ballintine deposed : Deceased was my brother and resided at Upotipotpon. Last saw him alive about 11am. on the 22nd inst. He was at his residence and I was talking to him. He then appeared to be in his usual state of health and was not complaining. He made enquiries about the funeral of George O'Brien, of Goorambat. I told him and we talked about various matters. He was anxious about O'Brien, be cause he had known him for years. Left him then, and had not noticed anything unusual.
At about 1 p.m. the same day, when I was returning from the funeral at Goorambat. I saw a man lying in Mr H. Wilson's paddock, a few chains from the road. I went over to it and recognised the body to be that of my brother James. Saw a gun lying by his side with the muzzle point ing towards him. His hand was all shattered and appeared to be quite recently done and was bleed ing. Then went to a neighbour, Mr H. Wilson, and we got a buggy rug and placed over him. Went at once to Benalla and informed the police.
Note 2: Australia Death Index, 1787-1985 about Thos Gilbert Baluntine
Name: Thos Gilbert Baluntine (corrected to Ballintine)
Death Place: Benalla, Victoria
Age: 72
Father's Name: Thomas Ballintine
Mother's name: Elizth Kinear
Registration Year: 1929
Registration Place: Victoria
Registration Number: 8145
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1857

Kilmore Free Pree (Kilmore) 15 Aug 1929
Obituary.
On Friday evening, July 26, one of the oldest and most highly esteemed residents of the district, Mr Thomas Gilbert Ballintyne, passed away at his residence, Summerlea, Upotipotpon. Up to a little more than a fortnight before he was busy as usual with his sons in the work of the farm, but it soon became apparent that a heart illness with which he was seized was not likely to yield to treatment and he passed peacefully away. Mr Ballintine, who was in his 73rd year, and born at Kilmore, had resided in Upotiputpon for 63 years. When a child of nine years with his parents be travelled by wagon from Kilmore and in later years acquired portion of the Upotipotpon estate, and subsequently became one of the most successful farmers in the district. Like his father before him he also conducted a chaff- cutting and threshing plant and travelled through most of the north-east. His sterling qualities and kindly disposition made friends for him wherever he went and he was known far and wide as a white man in every sense. Thirty seven years age he married Miss McKerchar, of Bylands, the widow and two sons (Thomas and Alexander) and two daughters ---Ellie and Jessie (Mrs Brown)--- surviving him. Mr Walter Ballintyne (Oasgrove) is a brother of deceased and Mrs. Crothers (Rushworth), Mrs Down (Koonoda), Mrs Thomson (Henty, N.S.W.), and Mrs Bain (Geelong West) are sisters. Another brother (James) and sister (Mrs G. W, Croxford) predeceased him. Mr T. G. Ballintine was a man of unassuming ways and unswerving integrity and in all his dealings his word was his bond. No man was happier in his home life than deceased and Summerlea was always a place where a true welcome to the stranger and the guest was ever extended---the district is poorer by his passing. The remains were interred in the Benalla cemetery on 28th ultimo, there being over 100 cars in the cortege. The coffin was borne to the grave by the deceased's two sons, his brother and nephew (G. Down), the pallbearers being Messrs G. McAlpin, F. Brown, G. Croxford, H. Bradley, J. McPherson and H. Down. A most impressive service was conducted at the graveside by Revs. F. Butchers and A. C. McConnan.