Joseph was an early settler of Dover, NH. Davis, GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF ME & N: "Joseph Austin b. ca 1616, Matthew Austin b. ca 1620 and Samuel Austin, but a little younger than Benj. Bosworth b. ca 1615, all had to do with Dover. Matthew named a dau. Isabel. Samuel was an early friend and [Church?] brother of Capt. Benj. Bosworth, from the region of Dedham, whence Francis Austin came to Hampton. The relations of these men to each other, to the Austins of Charlestown and to Annis (Austin) Littlefield, have not been examined. Joseph was a wit. in Eliot in 1648. By Oct. 1649 he had m. Sarah Starbuck of Dover, dau. of Edward and Catherine (Reynolds) Starbuck. Const. 1656-7; grand jury 1651, x,x, 1660. Lists 354 abc, 355a, 356abcefg, 341. Will 25-29 Jan. 1662-3. Sarah Austin was taxed in 1663. (List 356h). She m. 2d, 2 Mar. 1664-5, Humphrey Varney. Ch. Thomas, Benjamin, Nantucket. His Est. was divided in 1681 among four bros. and sist. Nathaniel, Nantucket. Deborah, m. 1668 John Coffin, 1647, 1647-1711; d. on Nantucket 4 Feb. 1718. 9 ch. Mary, m. 17 May 1674 Capt. Richard Gardner of Nantucket, 1653-1728, Judge of Probate; d. 1 June 1721. 10 ch."
NEW ENGLAND HISTORICAL AND GENEALAOGICAL REGISTER, Vol I., p 450 & Vol. 5, p 450: "Joseph Austin is said to have come to Dover about 1647 from Hampton, NH, where there was a Joseph Austin in 1642. He was taxed in Dover in 1646. In 1649, he purchased of Richard Waldron one-fourth part of the "old mill" at Cocheco, Lower Falls for "accommodation" of which he received the wood of three acres. In 1658, he exchanged with Elder William Wentworth "Emery's Farm" for other land. Joseph lived in Cocheco. He married (probably second wife) Sarah, daughter of Elder Edward Starbuck, and widow of William Story. His will dated 6 June, 1662; proved 1 July, 1663. He gave his wife some portion, the remainder, he divided equally among his children, save that the son Thomas was to have a double share." Pope, PIONEERS OF MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE, p 8: "Joseph, planter, Dover, had case in court in 1647; taxed Oct. 19, 1648. Bought one quarter of a sawmill of Richard Waldron 20 Set. 1649. He deposed 27 June, 1661, ae. about 45 years [P. Files.] His will dated 25 Jan. 1662, was probated July 1, 1663, by widow Sarah; beq. to wife and children; son Thomas to have a double portion; brother Peter Coffin one of the overseers." Scales, HISTORY OF DOVER, NH, Vol. 1, 1923, p 372: "Joseph Austin, who owned part of the mill property at Cochecho Falls, in 1649 and later resided at Dover Neck, having come there, probably from Hampton, where a Joseph Austin resided on 1642. He moved up to Cocheco at an early day, though where his house was we have no means of knowing. In addition, he had various grants from the town, one as follows: A grant of 100 acs., laid out "between Quamphegon and Saynt Albans Cove, partly or together by Nechoaneck River, on ye S.E. and on the N.E. by Henery Tibbits hundred acres of land and partly by Thomas Handsons hundred; on S.W. side by a heyway that is to lay between Thomas Caney and him" also a grant of 50 acs. at fresh creek, etc. Joseph Austin married (probably as his 2nd wife) Sarah, daughter of Elder Starbuck and widow of William Storey* (see note below). Her first husband died ca 1658. She married 3rd husband* (see note below) after Austin's death viz Humphrey Varney. Mr. Austin made his will Jun. 6, 1662 and it was proved Jul. 1, 1663. There was a Samuel Austin taxed here in 1649, who Dec. 1, 1650, conveyed all his premises to William Furber. Not a single Austin appears in the list of Baptized, in the last century; the inference being that they were mostly Quakers. The Austin interest in the Sawmills ceased somewhere between 1719 and 1760." NOTE-CONFLICT - by Bonnie Bigolin WY (1994) - I believe the above source is in error about Sarah Starbuck being the wife of William Storey and that Sarah was married three times. See notes for Sarah Starbuck for further information. Ancestral File shows Deborah Austin as daughter of Joseph Austin (AFN:8TM-03) and Sarah DOVER (AFN:8XPL-3C). NOTE - B. Bigolin - There has been perpetuated the theory that Joseph Austin was married before his marriage to Sarah Starbuck, however I have seen no records that would indicate that to me. I suspect that the possible wife "Sarah Dover" was just a mistaken reading of secondary sources. Possible explanation - Sarah, Dover w. of Joseph Austin was misunderstood as Sarah Dover w. of Joseph Austin, when it probably meant - Sarah of Dover w. of Joseph Austin. E. A. Grant, AUSTIN FAMILY. Also notes "His wife has often been erroneously called the "widow Storey", but a study of the dates of birth of her children and his would prove the impossibility." - these references are from http://www.rahul.net/cgi-bin/afaoa/igmget/n=Joseph_Austin_NH?169554 in January, 2003.
Ancestry.com offers: "Austin Name Meaning - English, French, and German: from the personal name Austin, a vernacular form of Latin Augustinus, a derivative of Augustus. This was an extremely common personal name in every part of Western Europe during the Middle Ages, owing its popularity chiefly to St. Augustine of Hippo (354-430), whose influence on Christianity is generally considered to be second only to that of St. Paul. Various religious orders came to be formed following rules named in his honor, including the 'Austin canons', established in the 11th century, and the 'Austin friars', a mendicant order dating from the 13th century. The popularity of the personal name in England was further increased by the fact that it was borne by St. Augustine of Canterbury (died c. 605), an Italian Benedictine monk known as 'the Apostle of the English', who brought Christianity to England in 597 and founded the see of Canterbury. German: from a reduced form of the personal name Augustin."
[31926] thepeerage.com states "udrey Hare married, secondly, Sir Edward Warner. She married, thirdly, William Blennerhassett, son of Ralph Blennerhassett and Margaret Kemp, in 1569. She married, firstly, Thomas Hobart, son of Myles Hobart and Ellen Blennerhassett. She died in 1581. She was the daughter of William Hare."
[27474] Larry Overmire, BA, BS, MFA posted in 2007 on http://wc.rootsweb.com (not verified) these parents for Casper Rieth and states that John died at sea en route to America, probably of typhus, and was buried at sea. Overmire states that two of John and Anna's daughters married, consecutively, John Adam Emerich in Berks Co., PA [son of Johan (John) Michael (Immigrant, 1709) Emerich and Elizabeth _____; he was born 11 Nov 1728 in Berks Co. PA, and died 25 Jan 1813 in Tulpehocken, Berks Co., PA, and was buried in Reed's Church Yard, Stouchsburg, Berks Co., PA]; he served in the War for Independence. Corie Lynn Schweitzer's unverified posted on http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~schweitzer states John d. 1716 in Neu Stuttgart, NY (Corie is a Professor of English in Reading, PA).
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[14193] Children are from "The Hepler Family," Avice Helper-Morgan (1985). See "The Geist Relation: 200 Years in America," Frank Geist (1940).
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[49756] John and this line are from the unverified file LHXS-3HB in 2021 in familysearch.org.
[43627] Hugh is said to be son of William Spencer and Betty _____
[56294] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 11 August 2022: "Winterport - Evelyn M. Inman passed away peacefully on August 7, 2022, after a courageous battle with COPD. She was born in Bangor, Maine to Charles and Mona Stillings on June 11, 1928, and lived to the advanced age of 94. The simplest pleasures of life brought great joy to Evelyn. She would find delight in the beauty of her flowers, a squirrel, bird or deer outside her window. The highlights of her life were the visits from her children and grandchildren. In her healthy years, her kitchen was a gathering place for fish fries and spaghetti feeds and her passions were Bingo, yard sales and dining out. Her visitors knew better than risk her disappointment by showing up without scratch tickets. She was grateful for the years of care provided by her son, Bruce, that enabled her to live out her life in her home. She is survived by three sons, Michael A. Inman (and wife, Betty), Steven Inman, Bruce Inman; and daughter, Linda Basso; and many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild. She was predeceased by the love of her life, her husband, Clifford; and her beloved son, David. She will be fondly remembered by her daughter-in-law, Mary Carter; sisters-in-law, Olive Pierce and Juanita Estey; and friend, Gloria Cyr."
[34618] Susan is from an unverified Patterson tree in Ancestrty.com in 2013.