The son of John E. Vint and Emma Butcher, Tom married Effie May on 05 Sep 1908 in Monroe County, Indiana. They were the parents of 5 children, but she died three weeks after giving birth to twin boys.
Children from first marriage: 4 sons, 1 daughter.
Tom married Josephine Rachel Koontz on 07 Oct 1920 in Indiana. She was the mother of 2 children from a previous marriage.
Tom was a journeyman plumber and owner of Vint Plumbing Company in Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana.
Children from second marriage: 2 step-sons.
At the time of his death due to kidney disease, Tom was 43 years, 2 months and 28 days old. He was buried on 09 Jul 1931.
Tom was survived by his second wife, Josephine, who passed away in 1941. Also surviving were his mother, Emma; 4 sons, Everett, Louis, Max and Rex; and 3 brothers, Vine, Clarence and Lee.
Tom was preceded in death by his first wife, Effie, and 1 daughter, Hazel.
Father of:
Everett Otto Vint
Hazel Edna Vint
Louis Edward Vint
Max Humphrey Vint (twin)
Rex Hubert Vint (twin)
Step-father of:
James Rufus East
Philip Allen East
Tom's siblings:
Joshua Devine "Vine" (aka "Buck") Vint
Clarence Howard "Big Red" Vint
Tobe Howard Vint
Jesse "Lee" Vint
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Obituary excerpts:
THOMAS VINT PASSES AWAY TUESDAY EVE
After an illness of about eight months, Thomas Vint, age 43, plumbing contractor, died at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday at his home east of the city on the Nashville road. Mr. Vint made a valiant fight for his life, having rallied and lived several weeks after physicians had said he could only live a few more hours, but was unable to overcome the infection which came from a diseased kidney.
While he had been in ill health for more than a year, it was only for the past eight months that his condition was recognized as serious. He was taken to an Indianapolis hospital where he was to undergo an operation, but the examination revealed that he had only one kidney and that it was infected. He was returned to his home where his condition gradually grew worse, until a few weeks ago it seemed that he could live only a few hours. He rallied from this attack however, and had been able since to be about the house.
Mr. Vint was the owner of the Vint plumbing shop on west [sic--should say east] 3rd street and had operated his own business for ten years. Previous to that time he had been employed in local shops. He was a member of the Pentecostal church.
Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Josephine Vint; his mother, Mrs. I. M. Minton, of Marietta, Ohio; four sons, Everett, Louis, Rex and Max Vint; one step-son, Philip East; three brothers, Vine Vint, of this city, Clarence, of Indianapolis and Lee, of Springfield, Ohio.
Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon from the residence. The music will be in charge of members of the Fairview M. E. church choir. Interment will be made at Clear Creek with Oliver Buchanan, Oscar Sparks, Elbert Hudson, George Carpenter, Charles Gromer and Arthur Moore, acting as pallbearers.
(Bloomington Daily Telephone; 08 Jul 1931)
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OWNED PLUMBING SHOP ON WEST [sic] THIRD STREET;
RETIRED DUE TO HEALTH
Thomas Vint, well known proprietor of the Vint plumbing shop, west [sic--should say east] Third street, succumbed at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday to a long illness. Death occurred at his home on the Nashville road about four miles east of Bloomington. Mr. Vint had been ill of a kidney infection during the last eight months. For the last six weeks his condition had been gradually sinking and physicians abandoned hope for his recovery.
Mr. Vint is survived by the widow, Mrs. Josephine Vint; his mother Mrs. I. J. Minton, of Marletta, Ga., three brothers, Vine of Bloomington, Clarence of Indianapolis and Lee of Springfield, O; four sons, Everett, Louis, Rex and Max; and a step-son, Philip East, all of Bloomington. A second step-son was killed in an auto accident north of Bloomington about two years ago.
Funeral services will be held Thursday from the residence in charge of Rev. W. P. Hughes and Rev. W. H. Russell. Interment will be made in the Clear Creek cemetery.
(Bloomington Evening World; 08 Jul 1931)
Children from first marriage: 4 sons, 1 daughter.
Tom married Josephine Rachel Koontz on 07 Oct 1920 in Indiana. She was the mother of 2 children from a previous marriage.
Tom was a journeyman plumber and owner of Vint Plumbing Company in Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana.
Children from second marriage: 2 step-sons.
At the time of his death due to kidney disease, Tom was 43 years, 2 months and 28 days old. He was buried on 09 Jul 1931.
Tom was survived by his second wife, Josephine, who passed away in 1941. Also surviving were his mother, Emma; 4 sons, Everett, Louis, Max and Rex; and 3 brothers, Vine, Clarence and Lee.
Tom was preceded in death by his first wife, Effie, and 1 daughter, Hazel.
Father of:
Everett Otto Vint
Hazel Edna Vint
Louis Edward Vint
Max Humphrey Vint (twin)
Rex Hubert Vint (twin)
Step-father of:
James Rufus East
Philip Allen East
Tom's siblings:
Joshua Devine "Vine" (aka "Buck") Vint
Clarence Howard "Big Red" Vint
Tobe Howard Vint
Jesse "Lee" Vint
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Obituary excerpts:
THOMAS VINT PASSES AWAY TUESDAY EVE
After an illness of about eight months, Thomas Vint, age 43, plumbing contractor, died at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday at his home east of the city on the Nashville road. Mr. Vint made a valiant fight for his life, having rallied and lived several weeks after physicians had said he could only live a few more hours, but was unable to overcome the infection which came from a diseased kidney.
While he had been in ill health for more than a year, it was only for the past eight months that his condition was recognized as serious. He was taken to an Indianapolis hospital where he was to undergo an operation, but the examination revealed that he had only one kidney and that it was infected. He was returned to his home where his condition gradually grew worse, until a few weeks ago it seemed that he could live only a few hours. He rallied from this attack however, and had been able since to be about the house.
Mr. Vint was the owner of the Vint plumbing shop on west [sic--should say east] 3rd street and had operated his own business for ten years. Previous to that time he had been employed in local shops. He was a member of the Pentecostal church.
Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Josephine Vint; his mother, Mrs. I. M. Minton, of Marietta, Ohio; four sons, Everett, Louis, Rex and Max Vint; one step-son, Philip East; three brothers, Vine Vint, of this city, Clarence, of Indianapolis and Lee, of Springfield, Ohio.
Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon from the residence. The music will be in charge of members of the Fairview M. E. church choir. Interment will be made at Clear Creek with Oliver Buchanan, Oscar Sparks, Elbert Hudson, George Carpenter, Charles Gromer and Arthur Moore, acting as pallbearers.
(Bloomington Daily Telephone; 08 Jul 1931)
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OWNED PLUMBING SHOP ON WEST [sic] THIRD STREET;
RETIRED DUE TO HEALTH
Thomas Vint, well known proprietor of the Vint plumbing shop, west [sic--should say east] Third street, succumbed at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday to a long illness. Death occurred at his home on the Nashville road about four miles east of Bloomington. Mr. Vint had been ill of a kidney infection during the last eight months. For the last six weeks his condition had been gradually sinking and physicians abandoned hope for his recovery.
Mr. Vint is survived by the widow, Mrs. Josephine Vint; his mother Mrs. I. J. Minton, of Marletta, Ga., three brothers, Vine of Bloomington, Clarence of Indianapolis and Lee of Springfield, O; four sons, Everett, Louis, Rex and Max; and a step-son, Philip East, all of Bloomington. A second step-son was killed in an auto accident north of Bloomington about two years ago.
Funeral services will be held Thursday from the residence in charge of Rev. W. P. Hughes and Rev. W. H. Russell. Interment will be made in the Clear Creek cemetery.
(Bloomington Evening World; 08 Jul 1931)
The son of John E. Vint and Emma Butcher, Tom married Effie May on 05 Sep 1908 in Monroe County, Indiana. They were the parents of 5 children, but she died three weeks after giving birth to twin boys.
Children from first marriage: 4 sons, 1 daughter.
Tom married Josephine Rachel Koontz on 07 Oct 1920 in Indiana. She was the mother of 2 children from a previous marriage.
Tom was a journeyman plumber and owner of Vint Plumbing Company in Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana.
Children from second marriage: 2 step-sons.
At the time of his death due to kidney disease, Tom was 43 years, 2 months and 28 days old. He was buried on 09 Jul 1931.
Tom was survived by his second wife, Josephine, who passed away in 1941. Also surviving were his mother, Emma; 4 sons, Everett, Louis, Max and Rex; and 3 brothers, Vine, Clarence and Lee.
Tom was preceded in death by his first wife, Effie, and 1 daughter, Hazel.
Father of:
Everett Otto Vint
Hazel Edna Vint
Louis Edward Vint
Max Humphrey Vint (twin)
Rex Hubert Vint (twin)
Step-father of:
James Rufus East
Philip Allen East
Tom's siblings:
Joshua Devine "Vine" (aka "Buck") Vint
Clarence Howard "Big Red" Vint
Tobe Howard Vint
Jesse "Lee" Vint
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Obituary excerpts:
THOMAS VINT PASSES AWAY TUESDAY EVE
After an illness of about eight months, Thomas Vint, age 43, plumbing contractor, died at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday at his home east of the city on the Nashville road. Mr. Vint made a valiant fight for his life, having rallied and lived several weeks after physicians had said he could only live a few more hours, but was unable to overcome the infection which came from a diseased kidney.
While he had been in ill health for more than a year, it was only for the past eight months that his condition was recognized as serious. He was taken to an Indianapolis hospital where he was to undergo an operation, but the examination revealed that he had only one kidney and that it was infected. He was returned to his home where his condition gradually grew worse, until a few weeks ago it seemed that he could live only a few hours. He rallied from this attack however, and had been able since to be about the house.
Mr. Vint was the owner of the Vint plumbing shop on west [sic--should say east] 3rd street and had operated his own business for ten years. Previous to that time he had been employed in local shops. He was a member of the Pentecostal church.
Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Josephine Vint; his mother, Mrs. I. M. Minton, of Marietta, Ohio; four sons, Everett, Louis, Rex and Max Vint; one step-son, Philip East; three brothers, Vine Vint, of this city, Clarence, of Indianapolis and Lee, of Springfield, Ohio.
Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon from the residence. The music will be in charge of members of the Fairview M. E. church choir. Interment will be made at Clear Creek with Oliver Buchanan, Oscar Sparks, Elbert Hudson, George Carpenter, Charles Gromer and Arthur Moore, acting as pallbearers.
(Bloomington Daily Telephone; 08 Jul 1931)
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OWNED PLUMBING SHOP ON WEST [sic] THIRD STREET;
RETIRED DUE TO HEALTH
Thomas Vint, well known proprietor of the Vint plumbing shop, west [sic--should say east] Third street, succumbed at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday to a long illness. Death occurred at his home on the Nashville road about four miles east of Bloomington. Mr. Vint had been ill of a kidney infection during the last eight months. For the last six weeks his condition had been gradually sinking and physicians abandoned hope for his recovery.
Mr. Vint is survived by the widow, Mrs. Josephine Vint; his mother Mrs. I. J. Minton, of Marletta, Ga., three brothers, Vine of Bloomington, Clarence of Indianapolis and Lee of Springfield, O; four sons, Everett, Louis, Rex and Max; and a step-son, Philip East, all of Bloomington. A second step-son was killed in an auto accident north of Bloomington about two years ago.
Funeral services will be held Thursday from the residence in charge of Rev. W. P. Hughes and Rev. W. H. Russell. Interment will be made in the Clear Creek cemetery.
(Bloomington Evening World; 08 Jul 1931)
Children from first marriage: 4 sons, 1 daughter.
Tom married Josephine Rachel Koontz on 07 Oct 1920 in Indiana. She was the mother of 2 children from a previous marriage.
Tom was a journeyman plumber and owner of Vint Plumbing Company in Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana.
Children from second marriage: 2 step-sons.
At the time of his death due to kidney disease, Tom was 43 years, 2 months and 28 days old. He was buried on 09 Jul 1931.
Tom was survived by his second wife, Josephine, who passed away in 1941. Also surviving were his mother, Emma; 4 sons, Everett, Louis, Max and Rex; and 3 brothers, Vine, Clarence and Lee.
Tom was preceded in death by his first wife, Effie, and 1 daughter, Hazel.
Father of:
Everett Otto Vint
Hazel Edna Vint
Louis Edward Vint
Max Humphrey Vint (twin)
Rex Hubert Vint (twin)
Step-father of:
James Rufus East
Philip Allen East
Tom's siblings:
Joshua Devine "Vine" (aka "Buck") Vint
Clarence Howard "Big Red" Vint
Tobe Howard Vint
Jesse "Lee" Vint
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Obituary excerpts:
THOMAS VINT PASSES AWAY TUESDAY EVE
After an illness of about eight months, Thomas Vint, age 43, plumbing contractor, died at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday at his home east of the city on the Nashville road. Mr. Vint made a valiant fight for his life, having rallied and lived several weeks after physicians had said he could only live a few more hours, but was unable to overcome the infection which came from a diseased kidney.
While he had been in ill health for more than a year, it was only for the past eight months that his condition was recognized as serious. He was taken to an Indianapolis hospital where he was to undergo an operation, but the examination revealed that he had only one kidney and that it was infected. He was returned to his home where his condition gradually grew worse, until a few weeks ago it seemed that he could live only a few hours. He rallied from this attack however, and had been able since to be about the house.
Mr. Vint was the owner of the Vint plumbing shop on west [sic--should say east] 3rd street and had operated his own business for ten years. Previous to that time he had been employed in local shops. He was a member of the Pentecostal church.
Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Josephine Vint; his mother, Mrs. I. M. Minton, of Marietta, Ohio; four sons, Everett, Louis, Rex and Max Vint; one step-son, Philip East; three brothers, Vine Vint, of this city, Clarence, of Indianapolis and Lee, of Springfield, Ohio.
Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon from the residence. The music will be in charge of members of the Fairview M. E. church choir. Interment will be made at Clear Creek with Oliver Buchanan, Oscar Sparks, Elbert Hudson, George Carpenter, Charles Gromer and Arthur Moore, acting as pallbearers.
(Bloomington Daily Telephone; 08 Jul 1931)
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OWNED PLUMBING SHOP ON WEST [sic] THIRD STREET;
RETIRED DUE TO HEALTH
Thomas Vint, well known proprietor of the Vint plumbing shop, west [sic--should say east] Third street, succumbed at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday to a long illness. Death occurred at his home on the Nashville road about four miles east of Bloomington. Mr. Vint had been ill of a kidney infection during the last eight months. For the last six weeks his condition had been gradually sinking and physicians abandoned hope for his recovery.
Mr. Vint is survived by the widow, Mrs. Josephine Vint; his mother Mrs. I. J. Minton, of Marletta, Ga., three brothers, Vine of Bloomington, Clarence of Indianapolis and Lee of Springfield, O; four sons, Everett, Louis, Rex and Max; and a step-son, Philip East, all of Bloomington. A second step-son was killed in an auto accident north of Bloomington about two years ago.
Funeral services will be held Thursday from the residence in charge of Rev. W. P. Hughes and Rev. W. H. Russell. Interment will be made in the Clear Creek cemetery.
(Bloomington Evening World; 08 Jul 1931)
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