1866. They had at least eight children and she died 10 June 1917 From some time before 1867 they lived at "Bleak House", a substantial property on South Road, St Mary's. In 1882 he was found to have acted deceptively in attempting in 1880 to persuade Miss Selina Rogers of Tusmore to sell her nearby property "Sarnia" to one Ernest Alfred Leonard of Western Australia at a price around half its market value. It is not clear what Arthur's motives may have been, but in September 1882 he sold off much of his effects. In 1893 he sold "Bleak House". He was living at Sussex Street, Glenelg from at least 1902 to 1904. In 1907 he was boarding and keeping shop at 235 Forbes Street Sydney under the alias "Henry Louis Burton". In 1918 he was residing in Cathedral Street, Woolloomooloo. Arthur's son, Walter W. Bean took over the Hindmarsh tannery and leatherware shop at 158 Rundle Street in 1898. References History of the Northern Territory History of Adelaide Companies based in Adelaide Australian wool merchants Australian leather merchants