Outback Graves Markers

Thomas Henry BANTOW

Burial Location:Youanmi  (details...)
Occupation: Miner
Place of Death: Youanmi Hospital
Date of Death: 24 February 1920
Age:53 years
Cause of Death:Mining Accident
OGM Ref#: 1721
Headstone:OGM Aluminium

Biography

Deceased and a man named Thomas Grayson Bowen, were cleaning out the pit underneath the stone cracker, when Bantow was caught by the iron buckets of the conveyor, which carries the cracked stone to a large bin some 40 feet above. He was dragged underneath the pulley wheel fastening. Bowen at once threw the machinery out of gear. He gave the alarm and several other employees hurried to the spot to release the unfortunate man. Bantow, who had received serious injuries to the back of his head and his spine was broken. He was conscious when removed to the hospital, where he was attended by Dr Bateman. He lingered until one o'clock the following morning. At an inquest held subsequently, the jury returned a verdict of accidental death.

Parents:Jane (nee HARDY) and Julius Bernard Carl BANTOW
Spouse:1. Alicia Maud Marrion ROSE; 2. Sarah PERRY
Marriage Details:1. Marriage Registration 3730/1887, Victoria; 2. Marriage Registration 6337/1894, Victoria
Children:1. Eliza Jane born 1888; Carl Bernard born 1891; 2. Ida May born 1895 Victoria (died 1919); Francis Alexander Perry born 1899; Gladys Muriel born 1893; Myrtle born 1905;
Birth Details:1867, Sebastopol, Victoria; Birth Registration 11080/1867 Sebastopol
Death Certificate:3/1920, Black Range
State Records Office: Police v Thomas Henry Bantow - Geraldton AU WA S4604- cons1277 1909/447 Item 1909-10-27 - 1909-11-03 Part of PLAINT FILES - LOCAL COURT - GERALDTON P Walsh - Police Constable; David Warren v Thomas Henry Bantow - Geraldton AU WA S4604- cons1277 1909/49