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Bertram James Binger 1891 - 1974

Bertram James Binger of Nath Australia was born in 1891 in Nathalia, Moira Shire County, VIC to Alfred Benjamin Binger and Margaret (Wallace) Binger. He had siblings Catherine"Violet"Binger, Robert Mozar Binger, Alfred Ernest Binger, Arthur Wallace Binger, and Andrew Benjamin Binger. He married Olive Vera Binger ( Campbell, and had children Bertram"Campbell"Binger, Ronald Wallace Binger, and Barbara Young ( Binger. Bertram Binger died at age 83 years old in 1974 in Nathalia Hospital.

Bertram James Binger

Nath Australia

1891

Nathalia, Moira Shire County, VIC, 3638, Australia

1974

Nathalia Hospital, Moira Shire County, VIC, 3638, Australia

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1891

Birthday

1891

Birthdate

Nathalia, Moira Shire County, VIC 3638, Australia

Birthplace

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Military Service

WW1 Enlisted 13 October 1914. Private 14th Infantry Battalion. No. 1257 Embarked Melbourne, 22 December 1914. On HMAT "Ulysses". A38 Sgt. 8th Australian Field Ambulance. WW2 Enlisted 1 March 1941.
Professional Career

Coach Builder.
Personal Life & Family

Commercial Rep. Victorian Transport Board.
1974

Death

1974

Death date

Unknown
Cause of death

Nathalia Hospital, Moira Shire County, VIC 3638, Australia
Death location

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Obituary

The Age,Melbourne 21 June. 1945. TRANSPORT BOARD APPOINTMENT. Major B. J. Binger, of Nathalia, has been appointed commercial representative on the Transport Board, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr. Jeffrey. The Premier, making the announcement yesterday, said Major Binger had had considerable experiance in handling transport, both in business and in the army. For the past two years he had been responsible for the organisation, maintenance and control of mechanical transport activities for both A.M.F. and Allied services in Victorian L. and C. area. He served for over four years in the 1914-18 war, and was awarded the military medal for conspicuous gallantry. He re-entered the army as a lieutenant at the outbreak of the present war.

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