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     Julia married (?) Schuyler . (?) and Julia were married.
     Julia Ellen Austin was born in 1846 at Illinois, daughter of Captain Ira Austin and Harriet Benjamin.
     Julia Ellen Austin died on 10 May 1922.

     
     Levi Austin was born on 1 February 1772 at Barkhamsted, Litchfield County, Connecticut, son of William S Austin and Sara Fish.
     At the age of 28, Levi Austin married Hannah Mack .
     Levi Austin died on 22 August 1847 at LeRoy, Ohio, at age 75.

     
     Hannah Mack was born on 12 April 1776 at Bristol, Ontario County, New York.
     At the age of 24, Hannah Mack married Levi Austin , son of William S Austin and Sara Fish.
     Hannah Mack died in January 1839 at LeRoy, Ohio, at age 62.

     
     Lyman Linman Austin was born on 18 August 1801 at Bristol, Ontario County, New York, son of Levi Austin and Hannah Mack.
     Lyman Linman Austin married Sarah Hecock .
     Lyman Linman Austin died on 19 January 1861 at Homer Township, Will County, Illinois, at age 59.

     
     Sarah Hecock married Lyman Linman Austin , son of Levi Austin and Hannah Mack.

     
     James was the son of Lyman Linman Austin and Sarah Hecock.

     
     Schuyler D Austin was born in 1838 at New York, son of Captain Ira Austin and Harriet Benjamin.
     Schuyler married Mrs. (?) (?) . (?) and Schuyler were married probably circa 1853 at Des Plaines, Cook County, Illinois.
     Schuyler D Austin appeared on the census of 1880 at Roll: T9_89; Family History Film: 1254089; Page: 526C; Enumeration District: 25;, Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado; Schuyler was 42, born in New York, a Butcher, son of head of household (Ira Austin), a widower, white, male, both parents born in New York.

     
     Hattie L. Austin was born in 1863 at Illinois.
     Hattie L. Austin was the Granddaughter of Ira Austin .. She appeared on the census of 1880. Ira was the Head of Household. Both of Ira's daughters, Helen and Julia, were living with Ira at the time, and both were born in IL, where Hattie's mother was born. There's no way to tell from the census whose daughter she is & why she has the Austin name.

     
     Josephine (?) was born in 1856 at Ohio.
     Josephine (?) married Edward Austin , son of Captain Ira Austin and Harriet Benjamin.

     
     Martha A Austin was born in 1868 at Missouri, daughter of Samual B Austin and Melissa Jane Goldman.

     
     William S Austin was born on 10 May 1747 at Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut, son of William Austin and Amy Hall.
     At the age of 24, William married Sara Fish . William S and Sara were married on Friday, 23 August 1771 at Barkhamsted, Litchfield County, Connecticut.
     William S Austin died on 8 May 1777 at Barkhamsted, Litchfield County, Connecticut, at age 29.

     
     Sara Fish was born circa 1747 at Voluntown, Connecticut.
     Sara married William S Austin , son of William Austin and Amy Hall. William S and Sara were married on Friday, 23 August 1771 at Barkhamsted, Litchfield County, Connecticut.

     
     William Austin was born on 15 March 1712 at Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut, son of John Austin and Agnes King; He was the Twin of Margaret Austin.
     At the age of 26, William married Amy Hall , daughter of Nathaniel Hall and Mabel Winchell. William and Amy were married on Sunday, 20 July 1738 at Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut.
     William Austin died on 3 January 1787 at Barkhamsted, Litchfield County, Connecticut, at age 74.

     
     Amy Hall was born on 5 April 1720 at Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut, daughter of Nathaniel Hall and Mabel Winchell.
     At the age of 18, Amy married William Austin , son of John Austin and Agnes King. William and Amy were married on Sunday, 20 July 1738 at Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut.
     Amy Hall died on 21 October 1795 at Barkhamsted, Litchfield County, Connecticut, at age 75.

     
     John Austin was born on 22 October 1672 at Rowley, Essex County, Massachusetts, son of Captain Anthony Austin and Esther Huggins.
     At age 26, John married Agnes King , daughter of James King and Elizabeth Fuller. John and Agnes were married on Monday, 5 October 1699 at Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut.
      John Austin's first wife, Agnes King, died in 1733. Mary's first husband John Burbank died in 1774. Mary's son, also John Burbank, married Rachel Austin, John's niece, in 1732/1733. These events must have brought John and Mary together because John Austin married Mary Granger on 3 July 1734 at Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut.
     John Austin died on 18 May 1737 at Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut, at age 64. He was buried at Old Center Cemetery, Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut.

     
     Agnes King was born on 15 July 1682 at Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut, daughter of James King and Elizabeth Fuller.
     At age 17, Agnes married John Austin , son of Captain Anthony Austin and Esther Huggins. John and Agnes were married on Monday, 5 October 1699 at Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut.
     Agnes King died on 7 June 1733 at Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut, at age 50. She was buried at Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut.

     
     James King was born on 7 November 1647 at Ugborough, Devonshire, England.
     At age 24, James married Elizabeth Fuller , daughter of John Fuller and Elizabeth Cole. James and Elizabeth were married on Wednesday, 23 March 1672 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts.
     James King died on 13 May 1722 at Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut, at age 74. He was buried at Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut.

     
     Elizabeth Fuller was born on 31 May 1652 at Cambridge Village (Now Newton), Middlesex County, Massachusetts, daughter of John Fuller and Elizabeth Cole.
     Elizabeth married Job Hyde . Job and Elizabeth were married; Their children were:
1. Elizabeth - b. Aug. 29, 1664, Cambridge, MA. Died young.
2. Samuel - b. Mar. 5, 1666 or 1667, Cambridge, MA; d. May 27, 1741, Newton, MA. Selectman at Newton for five years. Will made in 1738, and proved Jun. 13, 1741. Married Deliverance (b. about 1667; d. Nov. 10, 1741, Newton, Middlesex Co., MA). Children of Samuel and Deliverance HAYDE: Deliverance married ist cousin Lt. William HYDE; Patience married Joseph JACKSON; Prudence died in infancy; Lydia married Dea. John STONE; Abigail married Lt. Robert MURDOCK; Temperance married Caleb FULLER; Nehemiah married Hannah MURDOCK; Ann; and Josiah died in infancy.
3. Job - b. May 6, 1669, Cambridge, MA. Died young.
4. Elizabeth - b. about 1671, Cambridge, MA, d. Apr. 7, 1743, Newton, MA. Married about 1698, Newton, MA cousin William HYDE (b. Sep. 12, 1662, Cambridge, MA; d. Dec. 8, 1699, Newton, MA), son of Jonathan HYDE and Mary FRENCH. Children of Elizabeth and William HYDE: William married Deliverance HYDE; Ebenezer; and Caleb died in infancy.
5. Mary - b. Jun. 21, 1673, Cambridge, MA; d. Nov. 29, 1723, Watertown, MA. Married Abraham BROWN.
6. Sarah - b. Oct. 2, 1675, Cambridge, MA; d. Mar. 13, 1754, Newton, MA. Married Feb. 2, 1696/7, Newton, MA cousin Daniel HYDE (b. Jan. 1665/6, Cambridge, MA; d. Mar. 3, 1735/6, Newton, MA), son of Jonathan HYDE and Mary FRENCH. Children of Sarah and Daniel HYDE: Sarah died in infancy; Daniel died young; Amos; Job; Enos died young; Nathan; Abraham; and Ezra.
7. Bethia - b. Feb. 24, 1678/9, Cambridge, MA. In 1694 chose uncle John FULLER as guardian. Married first Apr. 27, 1708, Newton, MA cousin Jacob HYDE (b. Apr. 9, 1687, Cambridge, MA; d. Jul. 17, 1712, in the army in Canada), son of Jonathan HYDE and Mary REDIAT; and second Mar. 17 1714/5, Newton, MA Nathaniel OLIVER (d. before Mar. 25, 1728). Child of Bethiah and Jacob HYDE: Abraham died in infancy. Child of Bethiah and Nathaniel OLIVER: Mary.
8. Hannah - b. May 20, 1680, Cambridge, MA; d. Jun. 7, 1720, Newton, MA. In 1694 chose uncle Jonathan FULLER as guardian. Married cousin Eleazer HYDE (b. Mar. 11, 1663/4, Cambridge, MA; d. Sep. 30, 1731, Newton, MA), son of Jonathan HYDE and Mary FRENCH. Children: Hannah; Mindwell married James COOK; Eleazer died in infancy; Eleazer married Mary BEALS.
9. John - b. Feb. 1, 1681/2, Cambridge, MA; d. Jan. 8, 1765, Newton, MA. Abraham BROWN appointed his guardian in 1694. Married first May 15, 1707, Newton, MA Sarah PRENTICE (d. Mar. 8, 1712/3, Newton, MA) daughter of Thomas PRENTICE and Rebecca JACKSON; and second May 13, 1713, Newton, MA Hannah PRENTICE, sister of Sarah. Children of John HYDE: Relief married Thomas DRAPER; Sarah; and Jonathan probably died young.
10. Jonathan - b. May 22, 1684, Cambridge, MA; d. Aug. 2, 1731, Newton, MA. Jonathan HYDE appointed his guardian in 1694. Owned covenant at Cambridge Jan. 12, 1706/7. It is noted that earlier (pre-1860) publications on the HYDE family identify the Jonathan HYDE who married Hannah DANA as the son of Jonathan HYDE, Jr. His identification here as the son of Job HYDE and Elizabeth FULLER is based on the article "Four Generations of Descendants of Samuel Hyde of Newton, Mass.," by Hon. William Henry Harrison Stowell, NEHGR, April 1917, page 144ff. Married Apr. 4, 1706, Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA Hannah DANA (b. Oct. 25, 1685, Cambridge, Middlesex Co., MA; d. Mar. 20, 1747, Canterbury, CT), daughter of Jacob DANA and Patience. Hannah married second Oct. 28, 1735, Canterbury, CT Henry ADAM (b. Oct. 29, 1663; d. Jun. 28, 1749). Children of Jonathan and Hannah HYDE: Hannah; Josiah married Elizabeth OSLAND; Jonathan married; Abigail (probable daughter) married Isaac STOWELL; Caleb married Lydia OSLAND; Thankful married Ebenezer FAY (ancestors of Emily DICKINSON); Samuel died young; Timothy possibly; Joshua; Mary married Jacob SMITH; Samuel married Sarah DANA.
     At age 19, Elizabeth married James King . James and Elizabeth were married on Wednesday, 23 March 1672 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts.
     Elizabeth Fuller died on 28 November 1685 at Cambridge Village (Now Newton), Middlesex County, Massachusetts, at age 33.

     
     John Fuller was born in 1611 at England, son of Rodger Fuller and Jane Gowan; Arrived in America about 1635 aboard the 'Abigail'; settled at Cambridge Village (Newton), Middlesex Co., MA about 1644. In 1658, he purchased one thousand acres northwest of Cambridge Village, long called the Fuller Farm. In 1678, he and sons Jonathan and Joseph signed a petition to separate Newton from Cambridge, Newton becoming a town in 1691.
     John married an unknown person . John and an unknown person were married.
     John married Elizabeth Cole , daughter of Walter Cole and Susan (?). John and Elizabeth were married.
     John Fuller died on 4 June 1666 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. He was buried at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts.

     
     Rodger Fuller was born on 19 October 1572 at Topcroft, London, Norfolk, England.
     At age 27, Rodger married Jane Gowan . Rodger and Jane were married on Monday, 24 April 1600 at Topcroft, Norfolk, England. Rodger Fuller was buried at Redenhall, Norfolk, England; May 23, 1614 burial date published by the lds church??? W A R N I N G -- Death & Burial Years way off.
     Rodger Fuller died on 30 April 1644 at Topcroft, Norfolk, England, at age 71.

     
     Jane Gowan was born in 1580 at Topcroft, Norfolk, England.
     Jane married Rodger Fuller . Rodger and Jane were married on Monday, 24 April 1600 at Topcroft, Norfolk, England.

     
     Captain Anthony Austin was born in 1635 at Bishopstoke, Hampshire, England, son of Richard Austin and Elizabeth (?).
     Captain Anthony Austin emigrated circa 1638 from England to the U.S. with his parents when Anthony was only 3. His father, Richard, died before the end of 1638 and his mother, Elizabeth, was left to raise Anthony and his brother Richard by herself in the new world.
     Captain Anthony Austin married Esther Huggins , daughter of John Huggins and Bridget Green, Anthony and Esther were married on 19 October 1664 at Rowley, Essex County, Massachusetts.
     Anthony and Esther were one of the original settlers of Suffield, Massachusets (which became Connecticut in 1749). In 1674, they were granted 50 prime acres next to Major Pynchos.
     The 30 families listed below are the families the Suffield Historical Society reports actually settled and stayed in Suffield:
Edward Allen, Anthony Austin, John Burbank, Edward Burleson, Thomas Copley, Launcelot Granger, Timothy Hale, Walter Halladay, Thomas Hanchett, John Harmon, Thomas Huxley, Samuel Kent, James King, Samuel Lane, Edmund Marshall, George Norton, Robert Old, Timothy Palmer, William Pritchard, Thomas Remington, John Rising, Hugh Roe, Victory Sikes, Thomas Smith, Jonathan Taylor, Stephen Taylor, Michael Towsley, John Warner, Robert Winchell, and Robert Woolworth.
     Due to King Phillips War in 1675, all land grants were suspended and the area temporarily abandoned. The settlers buried their belongings in the ground or in wells and vacated to Springfield. Everything in the town was burned to the ground by the Indians. In the spring of 1677, the residents returned and rebuilt their town.
     Captain Anthony Austin Anthony lead a very full and busy life. He was the first of a long line of Indian fighters. He was promoted to Lieutenant in 1681 and Captain in 1697. In 1682 Suffield elected a body of five Select Men to take over town responsibilities. This would be the equivalent of a City Council today. A Lieutenant at the time, Anthony was elected the town clerk or recorder. He held the position for 27 years. In 1688 he was elected Commissioner and Town Assessor, and was so until his death in 1694. He also became the schoolmaster of Suffield's first free school. He enjoyed helping to shape the new minds for the new world. It could prove interesting to research the other 29 families of Suffield to see how many of those minds he may have passed his strength and determination to.
     Captain Anthony Austin died on 22 August 1708 at Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut. He was buried at Old Center Cemetery, Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut; Anthony was laid to rest in the burying ground back of the meeting house on High Street, as was his wife, Esther who died 3/7/1698. Today his gave is beneath the First Congregational Church, which was moved back into the cemetery from the street to make room for the commons.

     
     Esther Huggins was born in 1642/43 at Hampton, Rockingham County, New Hampshire, daughter of John Huggins and Bridget Green.
     Esther Huggins married Captain Anthony Austin , son of Richard Austin and Elizabeth (?), Anthony and Esther were married on 19 October 1664 at Rowley, Essex County, Massachusetts.
     Esther Huggins died on 7 March 1697 at Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut. She was buried at Old Center Cemetery, Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut.

     
     Richard Austin was born in 1598 at Tichifield, Hampshire, England, son of Richard Austin and Annis (?).
     Richard married Elizabeth (?) . Richard and Elizabeth were married at Hampshire, England.
     Richard Austin was a Tailor in England.
     Richard Austin was a Tailor in England. Was a Tailor in England.
     Richard Austin emigrated on 16 May 1638 from Beavis, England; the passenger list shows Richard Austin of Bishopstoke, [Harts], tailor 40, his wife & 2 children, and his servant Robert Knight, carpenter. It also shows his sister, Annis Littlefield & 6 children and servant John Knight, carpenter, and Heugh Durdal came with them.
     Richard Austin died in 1638 at Charlestown, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. He was buried in 1665 at Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.
     Richard Austin (an unknown value).
     Pewter work done by both Richard Austin, and his grand son Nathaniel Austin are highly collectable items today.

     W A R N I N G : Something is wrong with this record. Either Elizabeth did not die in 1629, or these are not her kids.
     Elizabeth (?) was born in 1610 at Titchfield, Hampshire, England.
     Elizabeth (?) died at Charlestown, Suffolk County, Massachusetts; The LDS site shows Elizabeth died in 1629. However, it also shows a son born in 1635 or 1636, and a marriage in 1638.
     Elizabeth married Richard Austin , son of Richard Austin and Annis (?), . Richard and Elizabeth were married at Hampshire, England.
     Elizabeth (?) emigrated in May 1638 from England to New England; with her husband, Richard and two young sons. Richard died in 1638, leaving Elizabeth to raise her two children by herself in this new country.
     I wish we knew more of Elizabeth. She had to be an amazing woman. She must have given them great strength and honor. I wonder if she knew she was raising children that would be the beginning of a line that would have such an impact on this new world. Or did she get her strength from her own family?

     
     Emelie Gerde was born at South Dakota?, daughter of George Gerde.
     Emelie married Samual Barnie Austin , son of William Henry Austin and Cora Bell Summers. Samual Barnie and Emelie were married on Wednesday, 7 April 1948.

     
     George Gerde was the father of Emelie Gerde, second wife of Samual Barnie Austin.

     
     Charlotte Reichelderfer was born circa 1876 at Five Points, Pickaway County, Ohio, daughter of Isaac Reichelderfer and Mary E. Morris.
     Charlotte Reichelderfer Charlotte REICHELDEFFER 4 <1876> Ohio Dau Single White Female Monroe, Pickaway, OH 1880 census http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bi n/sse.dll?ti=0&db=1880usfedcen&h=18377942.
     Charlotte Reichelderfer appeared on the census of 1880 at Monroe, Pickaway County, Ohio. It shows:
     Charlotte REICHELDEFFER 4 Ohio Dau Single White Female.
     Charlotte married Samuel A. Whitesel , son of Samuel Whitesel and Mary (?).
     On 23 June 1942 Charlotte Reichelderfer lived at Denver, Colorado. She also lived at Boulder, Colorado; At time of death.
     I have a clipping of her obituary. There is no date or newspaper. It reads:
WHITESEL--
Charlotte Whitesel of 629 E. First Ave., Mother of Mrs. Eunice Austin, Mrs. Blanche J. Dyer and William A. Whitesel, all of Denver, John S. Whitesel of St. Joseph, MO, and Mrs. Mae C. Mitchell of Martinez, Calif., also survived by 18 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Services Drawing Room, SIXTEENTH AT BOULDER, Tuesday, 11 a.m., Crown Hill.

     
     Samuel A. Whitesel was born between 1873 and 1874 at Ohio, son of Samuel Whitesel and Mary (?).
     Samuel A. Whitesel appeared on the census of 1880 at Page 14, Sciolo Township, Pickaway County, Ohio; He was 7 years old and living with his parents, Samuel WHITZEL and Mary. His brothers and sisters are Martha J., Albert S., Mary, Wesley, George, Emma, and a younger brother Frank.
     Samuel married Charlotte Reichelderfer , daughter of Isaac Reichelderfer and Mary E. Morris.
     The census of 1910 at Line 55, 27-27, Supervisors District 6, Enumeration District 230, Sheet 1B, Running Water Precinct, Sioux, Nebraska, reveals:
     Sam is head of the household, 37 years old, born in Ohio, both parents born in Ohio. and he is a farmer for Ginefal? Farm
     Lottie is his wife, 37 years old, born in Ohio, & both parents born in Ohio
     Mary Eunice is his daughter, 11 years old, born in Ohio, both parents born in Ohio
     Blanch(e) is his daughter, 3 years old, born in Ohio, both parents born in Ohio.
     Samuel A. Whitesel appeared again on the census of 1930 at Precint 5, Sheet 11A, Line 46, 60-63,
     The census of 1930 shows them in Kit Carson, Cheyenne County, Colorado; Sam is now a Building Carpenter and has 3 more children:
     John S., son, male, white, 19 yrs old, single, born in Nebraska, both parents born in Ohio, he is a laborer and does odd jobs
     Mae C., daughter, female, white, 15 years old, single, born in Nebraska, both parents born in Ohio
     William A., son, male, white, 13 years old, single, born in Kansas, both parents born in Ohio.

     
     John S. Whitesel was born, son of Samuel A. Whitesel and Charlotte Reichelderfer.
     John married Dorotha (?) .
     John S. Whitesel and Dorotha (?) had two girls. One married a chiropractor or dentist.
     John was a devout Pentecostal who didn't allow movies, baseball, or makeup in his family.