Austin - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Nolan Emory Austin

pata41 — 2010-03-21 15:26:08Z

I think Nolan Austin`s father was named Cleveland, not Clarence. The 1920 census of Hubble, Cape Girardeau Co., Missouri shows Cleave Austin, age 29, with wife Florence & children Nolan, 10, b. KY. & Geraldine, 6, b. MO. Also in the home is Cleave`s sister Hattie Brown, a widow, age 19. Cleave & Hattie were born in KY. There are a few databases at WorldConnect that show this family. One is here:
http://tinyurl.com/yhtl44v There are also a few Member Trees at Ancestry.com with this family. Cleveland Austin`s full name was Fletcher Cleveland Austin. If you are a member of Ancestry you can search for that name & you should find those trees.

Pat R.

Nolan Emory Austin

JWhite0343 — 2010-03-20 23:54:06Z

I am trying to help a friend trace his family of Austin's.
He was born April 6, 1909 in Wickliff Kentucky. his father was Clarence Austin and Florence ---. There is a possibility that he was adopted. He married Doris Evelene Debolt. She was the daughter of Clarence Debolt and Ruby Smith.
If anyone can help us it would be great.
Thanks

Looking For George Thomas Austin

oxmazzyxo — 2010-03-20 20:02:24Z

Born in 1945 Buncombe County NC
Mother: Bessie Mae Sharpe (GA)
Father: James Ransom Austin (Burnsville NC)
LA is the last state of residence that I'm aware of.

Any info would be very appreciated :]

Thanks!

Re: Austin Family in Illinois

wijohansson — 2010-03-19 20:52:05Z

Hi,

I noticed that the town Leadville CO was mentioned above at this message board . . . and that you have old photos from Leadville.

I have some unidentified photos of persons, some children as well, who lived at Leadville during roughly 1890’s to 1900’s.

Would you be kind to check if you can find any match between your photos and my photos or you might have information about some of the persons on my photos? My unidentified photos are published at the Internet page
http://oldphotos.homeip.net/Photos.htm

I'll be grateful for every single clue that will help my research; my contact information will be found at the Internet page
http://oldphotos.homeip.net/Photos.htm

Thanks!

Re: all

christineagreen2000 — 2010-03-19 19:09:23Z

Very strong possibility he was my Great Great Uncle - brother of John Gardiner and my Great Great Grandfather, Hugh Williams Austin. My Great Grandfather - Captain ( Indian Army) William Campbell Austin was married to Elizabeth Harriet Hill. My Grandmother was born in Burma, (then India) - William Campbell was born in Demarara, British Guiana.

We are still researching who his mother might have been as his 2 wives came along at later dates than the 1846 of William Campbell's birth

From Chriistine Green (nee Hoare)

PS are you the Stuart John Piercy, born in 1959, elecrical fitter still of Crawley, Sussex as noted in the Austin history - An Old Colonial Family 4th edition

George Austin

neceflece — 2010-03-19 00:36:12Z

I am looking for information regarding my great grandfather George Austin. He seems to be a mystery thus far. The information I have is that he was born in Massachusetts
April 11,1858. He claimed to have owned a home in North Adams, although I cannot find evidence of such. He married Amy Austin, who was from England. And they located to Sidney, Maine in 1908-1909.

Austins from Ireland in the southern states

MacAibhistin — 2010-03-15 21:00:37Z

I am trying to find more info on the origins of Austins in Ireland. My great *4 grandfather, James Austin, was born in Ireland in 1760 and fought in the British Legion during the American Revolution. Many of the soldiers in this regiment were recruited amongst Loyalist militias in the Carolinas, so I am wondering if anyone knows of:
a) Austins families from Ireland who settled in the southern regions of the US
b)where in Ireland any of the Austin families came from

Thanks in advance,
Andrew

Re: Benjamin Harrison - and my Austin Line

schargrave05 — 2010-03-13 23:39:06Z

Iam also kin to the same line Sarah and The hood line would love to share info!

Re: Benjamin Harrison - and my Austin Line

schargrave05 — 2010-03-13 23:39:04Z

Iam also kin to the same line Sarah and The hood line would love to share info!

Re: Alfred Henry Austin

wijohansson — 2010-03-13 22:41:13Z

Hi,

I noticed that you mentioned Leadville above . . .

Do you have any old photos from Leadville?

I have some unidentified photos from Leadville during the same period as you are discussing.

Would you be kind to check if you can find any match between your photos and my photos or you might have information about some of the persons on my photos? My unidentified photos are published at the Internet page
http://oldphotos.homeip.net/Photos.htm

I'll be grateful for every single clue that will help my research; my contact information will be found at the Internet page
http://oldphotos.homeip.net/Photos.htm

Thanks!

Some Maine Austins

Cindy_Beane — 2010-03-09 00:03:35Z

I have no connection to any of these families. I am just posting info. I have come across while volunteering at the historical society. This is by no means a complete list, only the ones I was able to obtain. I have discovered the hard way that within a certain span of time, if you don’t have the date and place of death, it’s hard to track someone down.

Some of the names that appear to be maiden names may very well be married names and the other name given be the maiden name – at least it tells you a date and place of death – a good starting point. This is all the info. I have on these people although I do have a number of vital record books for the Knox County (Maine) area and would be willing to do a quick lookup or two. I am typing in literally hundreds of these entries so please be as specific as possible if you need a lookup.

Aaron M. Austin died June 2, 1899 in Rockland, Maine at the age of 59 years, 1 mo., 7 days. His wife was Augusta M. Ford of Toledo, Ohio. Aaron’s profession was dentistry. Aaron was born in Thomaston, the son of Merritt and Eleanor (Bartlett) Austin. He is buried in Thomaston in the Protestant cemetery.

Alfred B.S. Austin died (drowned) Aug. 5, 1894 on Mark Island at the age of 20 years, 3 months, 9 days. Alfred was born in Thomaston, the son of Aaron M. and Augusta M. (Ford) Austin (see above). He is buried in Thomaston.

John M. Austin died Feb. 6, 1912 in Thomaston, Maine. He is buried in Thomaston.

Margaret (Bennett) Austin died Nov. 6, 1921 in Rockland. She is buried in the Thomaston Catholic Cemetery

Maynard Sumner Austin died June 22, 1913 in So. Thomaston. He was a member of the Masons. Maynard is buried in the Thomaston Village Cemetery.

Melvin D. Austin died June 3, 1916 in Chelsea, Mass. He is buried in the Catholic cemetery in Thomaston.

Re: Correction and additions

corylonlois — 2010-03-07 20:24:40Z

Beth,
Yes I am interested. Sorry I have not gotten back to anyone. My mother died, I moved to East Texas and much more. I just happened to look back at this and was surprised to see you answered. I want to know more about the Austins in Wheeler. I talked to a grandson or great grandson in 2001. My info is packed away I will try to get it out this week and get back on it again.
May interest you to know I have letters and such from Cam and some of granddaddys brothers and sisters. Might help you.

Cory

Re: Another Austin from Devon

isajoe193 — 2010-03-07 10:12:24Z

Yes, I'm still chasing this Austin family. Can you tell me what you have found at Clyst St George. Thank you for bringing it to my attention. Doug

AUSTIN Wilna M FATHEREE 1886-1970

t42MountOlivet — 2010-03-06 23:03:15Z

AUSTIN Wilna M FATHEREE 1886-1970

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Re: Another Austin from Devon

maryanne1956 — 2010-03-05 19:56:43Z

Are you still searching for Sarah and Samuel in Clyst St Mary? There is a possible match on the 1861 census for Clyst St George which is fairly close by ?

Re: Wylie AUSTIN

cheriserens — 2010-03-04 20:18:35Z

Im tryin to see if theres any connection with your Wylie Austin and my grandfathers brother Willie Austin b. abt 1906. Im having a hard time finding specifics on other family members as well. If Wylie had several siblings. .Raymon,Ray,Roy(my grandfather),Hazel and more I would love to compare some info. Thank You.

Austins in Newton co Georgia in the 1830's

RossSmith53 — 2010-03-03 01:14:16Z

Does anyone have info about the Austins living in Newton co Georgia in the 1830's? Thanks,Ross

AUSTIN Lillian R and Robert F

t42MountOlivet — 2010-03-01 14:56:30Z

AUSTIN Lillian R and Robert F

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Re: Mary Almeda "Minnie" AUSTIN MI ~1860

stephenraustin — 2010-03-01 03:00:55Z

I have a Mary Austin that was born in Oakland Co., MI in 1859. She may be the sister of my GGGrandfather.

Re: re:richard austin

rchrdyng — 2010-02-23 15:12:07Z

My grandfather, Richard Austin, whose mother was Narcissa Hodge and father Joseph Austin, lived and died in Rapides Parish, LA. Joseph was killed in the battle of Mansfield during the Civil War, leaving four children, Joseph Jr., Isaiah, Fayette, and Richard (the youngest). We have always thought that Narcissa was an Indian, but no proof. She was called Grandma Rae, and received a pension of $8,00 monthly from the State of Louisiana until her deah. Richard had four children, one who died as a child, another, named Anderson was killed in a gunfight in which
my father participated, Richard, Jr., and my mother Alice.

Frederick Austin - lost overboard 3/20/1851

Cindy_Beane — 2010-02-23 03:27:52Z

I have no connection to this family. This appeared in the March 27, 1851 Lime Rock Gazette (Rockland, Maine):

"Shipwreck and loss of Life.

Baltimore, March 19th

The ship Robena, from Liverpool, bound for Baltimore, has gone ashore off Cape Henry, and is now lying in a dangerous position. Five of her cabin passengers were drowned in the surf while attempting to land. A Bitish barque, name not ascertained, loaded with railroad iron, is ashore near the same place.

The steamer Relief has gone down to her assistance.

Later - The Robena has a heavy cago of salt and iron, and has on board one hundred passengers. On the 20th ult, lost overboard Frederick Austin, a seaman. The Robena ran ashore on Cape Henlopen on Monday. Hopes are ascertained that the vessel will be got off. She is insured for $50000 in this city. Among those drowned were two ladies."

AUSTIN Gene L 1895-1980

t42MountOlivet — 2010-02-17 12:56:54Z

AUSTIN Gene L 1895-1980

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AUSTIN Lillian BUNN 1897-1986

t42MountOlivet — 2010-02-16 15:04:38Z

AUSTIN Lillian BUNN 1897-1986

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Re: Can someone fill in the blanks?

GRTUDOR — 2010-02-15 23:52:36Z

It appears that you have most of the lbanks filled that I might have any knowledge of. however, it needed, I can supply some info. about George's parents and about the Carpenters. George was the older brother to my great grandfather, William Tudor who married Eliza Carpenter. Eliza Carpenter's brother, Samuel Davis Carpenter, Jr. married Phoebe Tudor, sister to George, and William Tudor.
My notes on George Tudor: George, this compiler's gg uncle served as a Pvt. in Co. A of the 11th KY Cav. Union. Thanks to an abstract by Carla Pigman, a Whittaker family member, we know that he went to Indiana in about 1869 as that is what he said in his affidavit in support of John Martin Whittaker's application for a pension due to disability resulting from his service in the same Co. A 11th KY Cav. At that time George was age 57, resident of Letts Corner in the County of Decatur and state of Indiana. Dated February 2, 1901.
He declares the following:
" That he has been acquainted with claimant since boyhood and was both members of Co. A 11th Ky. Cav. That on the night of Jan Ist 1864 not being allowed any fire on account of danger from enemy said Whittaker and me saw a light in a house. Him and I went to it and was refused admitttance. Said they had smallpox but we were so near frozen we went in. Whittaker's feet were badly frozen at that time and he has never recovered so as to be able to use his feet properly. This happened in Knoxville, TN and at the same time he was afflicted with scurvy from the effects he has lost all of his teeth and been otherwise disabled. I believe that during the time since his discharge he has been disabled from manual labor fully one-half the time. My knowledge of this comes from being a neighbor until 1869 and from frequent visits since and letters from the neighborhood and him. This affidavit was written at my dictation by Jordan, J. P. and from no written or painted paper or memorandum." Signed on the front George M. Tudor
Signed on the back John N. Jordan, Justice of the Peace.
George's middle initial was "M". Do yoy have an idea or factual knowledge of what his middle name was?
GRTudor-Madison Co., KY

Re: Nathaniel Austin - Revolutionary War Soldier

tschraier — 2010-02-14 06:27:22Z

Hello,,

You might check with the Daughters of the American Revolution . They might have a local chapter in your area. The website also speaks of a library.
Good luck with your search... I am taking this advice myself as we have a family mystery that this information might solve.

Warmest Regards,

Tina

Re: William Augustus Austin of Ontario, Canada

judirosalind — 2010-02-13 08:48:00Z

Kelly, you are my 2nd cousin once removed. I have met your grandmother, Morna. Wm. Augustus Austin, C.E., D.L.S. and Mary Justus Bradley had the following issue: 1.Lucretia Adora Justus,b.July 3, 1856, m.Fred Alexander, architect. 2.Clements Augustus Bradley, b.Dec.28,1858, never married. 3.Francis Edmund Conrad b.May 12, 1860, died a child. 4.George Hugo Perry b.Oct.27, 1861, moved to Brisbane, S.Australia where family still lived in 1970s. 5.Mary Myrrha Henrietta called Polly b.Jan.23, 1864 m. Lennox Garrett, had one daughter, Morna. 6.Helena Alberta Guelph b.Sept.18, 1865 m.James MacPherson and had son Claude. They lived in New York. 7.Maude Elizabeth Street b.June 11, 1867 m. Alphonse Fournier & had 3 daughters, one son named Claude. 8.William Gerald Edgar b. 23, 1869, veterinarian, m.Hilda Vera Russell, died of burst appendix 27 Dec. 1896. 9.Herbert b.Mar.4, 1870, joined gold rush, settled in western Canada. 10.Reginald b.Mar.4, 1872; died young. 11.C.Vernon b.Aug.12, 1875; never married. 12.Adela (Dec.1, 1876), m. Justus Taber, distant relative; no children. 13.Vivian Harry Asketyn b. Dec.21, 1881, married & had two sons. Dates from family bible which should now be in Nat.Archives, Ottawa. Hilda Vera Russell was niece of Sir Arthur Percy Sherwood, once Chief of Police, Ottawa. Her only surviving daughter was Ethel, my mother, now deceased. My younger sister lives in Russell outside Ottawa, our brother in Mexico (Yucatan pen.), myself in Indonesia.

AUSTIN Madeline 1889-1952

t42MountOlivet — 2010-02-03 23:00:36Z

AUSTIN Madeline 1889-1952

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spencer austin

cnaentrprzs — 2010-01-27 20:12:27Z

austins in shiawassee county,michigan

also Zebulon or jedidiah austin

Re: How do we know Laban Turk Austin is a son of William Asbury Austin?

pata41 — 2010-01-24 21:14:17Z

The William_Austin_SC Genealogical Database at the AFAOA site has some sources listed for both William Asbury & for his son Laban. See William A.`s page here: http://tinyurl.com/ya94234

Pat R.

How do we know Laban Turk Austin is a son of William Asbury Austin?

wheelbarrowracers — 2010-01-24 20:35:15Z

I've seen numerous places in people's family trees where Laban Turk Austin (b: cir 1802, GA) is listed as a son of William Asbury Austin (b: 17 Mar 1776, GA). However, I've not found any document or other resource provided as a reference. I do see a lot of evidence that convinces me that there is a strong connection between the two, but nothing that confirmed a father/son relationship.

Here's what suggests that there is a realstionship:

William A. Austin (1776)
has son SEABORN J Austin (abt 1812)
and has son Allen J Austin
who has a son LABAN TURK Austin (abt 1826)
and has a son SEABORN J Austin

LABAN TURK Austin (abt 1802)
has a son William Jefferson Austin (1824)
who has a son SEABORN JOHN Austin (1855)

Thanks for pondering this - Jeff Austin
WheelbarrowRacers@yahoo.com

Earl Leroy Austin

walthersc — 2010-01-24 15:47:24Z

I have found a number of cards, registrations, etc. with the name of Earl Leroy Austin on it. They are from Fremont, Michigan and dated back in the 1940's. There are also a few old pictures in there, one of "mother and father" but no names, and one of 4 women. The clothing suggests the late 1800's or early 1900's. One card is addressed to Mr.Mrs. Earl Austin in Decatuer, Ill. c/o James Thompson. I would like to find a relative of theirs to give this all to!

Re: Austins from Mississippi

lhatch1951 — 2010-01-19 01:39:58Z

debbie, it has been a few years since you postd,i hope you rec. this. i am laura austin hatch. sallie was my dads sister. my dad was lee m. austin.i hope you reply'''''

Re: Austins from Mississippi

lhatch1951 — 2010-01-17 22:33:15Z

to wanda;
my name is laura austin hatch my father was lee austin married to k
atherine (june) meredith austin.
lanuel was my uncle. papa (louis e. austin sr. ma ( theo docia deloach austin. Cherry Valley Arkansas.was your mother christine austin?

Austin's of LOST CREEK, TN

ERayAustin63 — 2010-01-16 00:49:09Z

I don't have a Miles Austin Line in my family tree but I do have a database of Miles and Nancy (SLEDD) Austin if you would contact me via email I can send you a GEDCOM file of that database. ERayAustin @ hotmail.com Correct the spacing in the email.

Re: Re-Austins

rbbla1511 — 2010-01-15 23:38:37Z

Try Austin Families of American (AFOA)They have a large collection of Austin families.

Robert Bayes Austin

millieaustin1 — 2010-01-15 18:22:12Z

Robert Bayes Austin (born 01/24/1930; died 02-02-1984)
Father: Grover Cleveland Austin (owened property in Castlewood, Virginia, Russell County)
Mother: Mabel Gertrude Culbertson (dies 1958)
Brothers: Frank and William (Willie lived in Gary, Indiana)
Sisters: Eula, Ina and Madge
1st Wife: Cletis Allene Hall Austin (born August 1, 1932, died March 7, 1968)(married Robert on August 11, 1951)
Daughters: Mildred Ann Austin, Francis Carolyn Austin, Lois Sharon Austin, Bobbie Kaye Austin Dean Bellamy
2nd Wife: Patricia Holt Austin (married Robert on 09-16-68)

Re: Austin's of LOST CREEK, TN

tinaschraier — 2010-01-14 04:06:19Z

Hello .. do you have a Miles Austin in your tree b. 1800?
parents unknown.
He died in Va.
??

Any info much appreciated.

Charles A Austin

Re: Re-Austins

tinaschraier — 2010-01-14 04:00:29Z

Hello Wanda..

We are trying to find the father and mother of one Miles Austin.. birhplace unknown b 1800 d in Campbell County , Va.

I am from Roanoke and have just started researching and hit a road block.

Any information you may have is surely apprecited.

My wife tells me I look of Scotch descent .

Warm Regards,

Charles A Austin of Roanoke

Dolly Austin (married 1880 KS) C P Slater

RoseStout54 — 2010-01-12 01:00:57Z

(newspaper clipping)

Married

Austin – Slater ---- On Wednesday, April 7, 1880, by Rev. D. M. Moore, in this city, Miss Dolly Austin, of Hutchinson, and Mr. C. P. Slater, of Pratt county.

Hutchinson News (Weekly)
Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas
Thursday, April 15, 1880
page – 3 *** column – 3

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Re: Richard Austin & Moses Austin

pata41 — 2010-01-10 02:15:13Z

On the 1920 census for Oneonta, Otsego Co. NY there is a Iveson F. AUSTON, age 5, living with his parents Ernest F. & Laura B. AUSTIN. Ernest is indexed as Everest, a mistranscription of his name. In 1930 Ernest & Laura Austin are still in Oneonta with son Ivison, age 15. In 1910 Ernest & Laura Austin are in Oneonta with children Lulu, 11 & Clarence, 5. In 1900 they are in Oneonta with Lula, age 1. The birthdate given for Ernest then is Feb. 1867. I can`t find him in 1880 but in 1870 there is an Ernest Austin, age 3, in the household of Levi & Almenia Austin in Laurens, Otsego Co.

Pat R.

AUSTIN Keith 1963-1971

t42MountOlivet — 2010-01-10 00:04:51Z

AUSTIN Keith 1963-1971

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Re: Richard Austin & Moses Austin

dianne5829 — 2010-01-09 20:54:31Z

I am looking for my fathers family, I know that he has a brother named Clarence Austin and a sister named Laura Austin Dean. I do not know any other thing about him! His name is Iverson and or Ivison Franklin Austin. His death certificate say that he was issued a social security card from California,he has told my mothers sister that he is Indian and has grown up on the indian reservations, He said somewhere in Oneonta, New York in which there are no reservastion of Indians in Oneonta New York. There are 12 of us and Thomas, Ann Marie, Iverson (D), Robert, Elizabeth, William(D), Carol Jean, Lawrence, Dianne, Patrick, Laurie, Lisa If there is anyone that knows this family please contact me at austinnwokolo5@aol.com Thank You in advance for anyones help.

AUSTIN Katherine FROST 1929-

t42MountOlivet — 2010-01-09 14:29:22Z

AUSTIN Katherine FROST 1929-

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AUSTIN Ronald E 1941-1978

t42MountOlivet — 2010-01-05 10:46:52Z

AUSTIN Ronald E 1941-1978

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AUSTIN Mary KONVICKA 1917-1982

t42MountOlivet — 2010-01-02 20:54:18Z

AUSTIN Mary KONVICKA 1917-1982

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Mary Alice Elizabeth Austin Stapp

den_mother4 — 2009-12-27 15:56:59Z

I have a source reference to a Mary Alice Elizabeth Austin married a George Washington Stapp. This was found in "History of Boone County, Arkansas" on pages 345 and 346. The book is available at the Family History Library; Call Number 976.718 D3L

When I found this, I copied the pages and now have misplaced those pages. I have another research trip planned in about six months. Does anyone else have this reference available?

Several of us are looking for parents of Allice Austin, married to George Stapp. Does this reference help us? Does anyone know who the parents of Mary Alice Elizabeth Stapp are?

AUSTIN / GORAVIN Ireland 1820-1840

NANCYNEELY — 2009-12-27 12:59:32Z

John Goravin was born in Co Sligo on 2 January 1837.
Parents: John Goravin and Bridget Austin.

John, the son, had an older brother, Patrick. Birth date unknown. Both John and Patrick, the sons, were in Yonkers, NY by 1853.

NOTE: Goravin can be spelled many ways; consonants remain the same but the vowels change a lot.

Has anyone seen a Goravin / Austin connection in Ireland??
Family tradition also mentions Galway.

Thanks.

nancykneely at aol dot com

Re: Robert Hershel Austin his mother was Cora

tharen16 — 2009-12-26 06:41:41Z

Look on www.ancientfaces.com under Mystery Photos/Alabama, p. 2. There is a "Cora Austin, 1915, graduated 1915" picture that may interest you.

Andrew Austin

Elainebatenhorst — 2009-12-26 04:02:19Z

I am looking for information on Andrew Austin born 1831 in Linvingston Co., MO. He died before 1880, probably in DeKalb Co., MO. He married Margaret Shannon in 1852 in Dekalb Co, MO. They had children Martha, Sarah, Polly and Julia. Martha married John Madison Maret and they moved to NE.

edwin & sabra thurston austin

sweetbitch1972 — 2009-12-22 21:00:09Z

looking for any info on children or other relatives. especially alfred austin and his children emory, frank & sabra from wife gladys. and paul, edwin & marie with wife isabelle. mainly st lawrence county ny