William Bint from Shinfield, Berkshire, who married Hannah Clark  in 1800, fathered the nearby Arborfield, Berkshire  family from whom I, Tom Bint born in 1936 am descended. William was the son of John Bint and Mary Critcher who were married at nearby Shinfield in 1752.

One of William's sons, William (1812-1897) moved to Sunninghill, near Ascot racecourse, where he married Ann Arter (1814-1886) in 1838.

After the arrival of the railway with it's fast connection to London in the 1840's, the population rapidly expanded, and Sunningdale, a part of Sunninghill and Windsor, became a parish. Today it's more known for an international golf course, expensive mansions, and proximity to Ascot, Windsor Castle, and Wentworth Golf Club. 

William was from a family of agricultural labourers, and went to work at Coworth Park a large local estate, as a labourer. He later became farm bailiff and remained at Coworth until his retirement.

His great grandson Thomas James Bint born 1889 the only surviving son of William (born 1865), lived at Woodbine Cottage, Chobham Road, Sunningdale and worked as a gardener until his death in 1958. He had in 1914 married a Scottish girl Isabella McNab Craig  born in 1890 at the Toll House in Killin, Perthshire, who had been employed to help out at Woodbine Cottage after the death of Thomas James's mother Margaret. Shortly after the marriage he was serving with the army during the First World War.

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Harry, known in the family as Peter (born 1919) joined the Royal Berks Regiment and was killed in action at Dunkirk in 1940.  He is buried in Belgium.