Richard Aust
(say 1740 - before 26 September 1812)
Richard Aust was born say 1740. He was the son of Patriarch Aust. Richard Aust was an executor of William Aust's estate on 19 March 1802 in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, England.
Richard resided at Lambs Conduit passage, St George the Martyr, London, before 1812.
Richard Aust made a will dated 17 September 1812 in Esher, Surrey. This is the last will & testament of Richard Aust Carver & Guilder formerly of Lambs Conduit passage in the county of Middlesex but now of Parish of Esher in the County of Surrey
I will and direct that all my just Debts & Funeral Expenses shall be paid I give & devise my Copyhold House & Garden & all that belongs to it situate in Church Street hold of the Lord of the Manor of Stoke Newington now in the occupation of Doctor Aikin which I have already surrendered to the use of my Will unto & to the use of my Dear Wife Elizabeth Aust for & during her natural life and my will is that the said Elizabeth Aust shall have all profits arising from my leasehold House No 14 in Lambs Conduit Passage for & during her natural life
I will & bequeath to my dear Wife Elizabeth Aust all my Household Effects furniture likewise all monies that are due to me from Mr William Bayley No. 1..Marshall Street Carnaby Market For her sole use for ever
I will & bequeath unto my dear Sister Ann Stanzer Widow of the Parish of Esher in the County of Surrey four hundred pounds Stock standing in my name in the 5 per Cents for & during her natural life & after her decease I will leave the Interest of the said Stock to & for the use of my Dear Wife Elizabeth Aust during her natural life immediately after the death of the Survivor of either of them my will is that my Copyhold & Leasehold Estates be sold by auction & the monies arising from the sale thereof to be equally divided between the surviving Daughters of the Revd Doctor Stanzer of Halifax Nova Scotia share and share alike after allowing & paying all necessary Expenses for the Funeral of the said Elizabeth Aust
And I appoint Nathaniel Preston Carver & Guilder Poland Street Oxford Road my Executor to this my last will jointly with my Sister Ann Stanzer. Ricd Aust- Signed and sealed in the presence of Witness John Wardle Surgeon Sept 17th 1812.
Appeared personally James Clark of Saint Pauls College St Pauls Church Yard London Gentleman & made Oath that he knew & was well aquainted with Richard Aust formerly of Lambs Conduit Passage in the Parish of Saint George the Martyr in the county of Middlesex & late of the Parish of Esher in the county of Surrey deceased for sometime before & to the time of his death & also with the manner & character of his Handwriting & subsciption having frequently seen him write & write & write subscipt his name & having now attentively viewed the names "Richd Aust" set and subscribed to the paper writing here to annexed & purporting to be & contain the last Will & Testament of the said deceased beginning thus "This is the last Will & Testament of Richard Aust Carver & Guilder formerly of Lambs Conduit Passage in the county of Middlesex but now of Esher in the county of Surrey:" and ending thus "signed sealed in the presense of" - - - - this D. - - - says that he verily & in his …. believes the names "Richd Aust" so as aforesaid set & subscibed to the paper writing beginning & ending as aforesaid to be of the proper hand writing of the said Richard Aust Deceased J.Clark on the 22d day of October 1812 the said James Clark was duly sworn to the truth of this avidavit before me C.Coote, J.H.Griffiths Not Pub.
Richard died before 26 September 1812 in Esher, Surrey. He was buried on 26 September 1812 in Esher. Mr Richard Aust.
His will was proved on 24 October 1812 at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Proved at London 24th October 1812 before the Worspl Charles Coote Dr of Laws & by the oaths of Bartholomew Preston (by mistake in Will written Nathaniel) & Ann Stanser in the Will written Stanzer the Sister & Exors they being first sworn duly to administer.
Richard resided at Lambs Conduit passage, St George the Martyr, London, before 1812.
Richard Aust made a will dated 17 September 1812 in Esher, Surrey. This is the last will & testament of Richard Aust Carver & Guilder formerly of Lambs Conduit passage in the county of Middlesex but now of Parish of Esher in the County of Surrey
I will and direct that all my just Debts & Funeral Expenses shall be paid I give & devise my Copyhold House & Garden & all that belongs to it situate in Church Street hold of the Lord of the Manor of Stoke Newington now in the occupation of Doctor Aikin which I have already surrendered to the use of my Will unto & to the use of my Dear Wife Elizabeth Aust for & during her natural life and my will is that the said Elizabeth Aust shall have all profits arising from my leasehold House No 14 in Lambs Conduit Passage for & during her natural life
I will & bequeath to my dear Wife Elizabeth Aust all my Household Effects furniture likewise all monies that are due to me from Mr William Bayley No. 1..Marshall Street Carnaby Market For her sole use for ever
I will & bequeath unto my dear Sister Ann Stanzer Widow of the Parish of Esher in the County of Surrey four hundred pounds Stock standing in my name in the 5 per Cents for & during her natural life & after her decease I will leave the Interest of the said Stock to & for the use of my Dear Wife Elizabeth Aust during her natural life immediately after the death of the Survivor of either of them my will is that my Copyhold & Leasehold Estates be sold by auction & the monies arising from the sale thereof to be equally divided between the surviving Daughters of the Revd Doctor Stanzer of Halifax Nova Scotia share and share alike after allowing & paying all necessary Expenses for the Funeral of the said Elizabeth Aust
And I appoint Nathaniel Preston Carver & Guilder Poland Street Oxford Road my Executor to this my last will jointly with my Sister Ann Stanzer. Ricd Aust- Signed and sealed in the presence of Witness John Wardle Surgeon Sept 17th 1812.
Appeared personally James Clark of Saint Pauls College St Pauls Church Yard London Gentleman & made Oath that he knew & was well aquainted with Richard Aust formerly of Lambs Conduit Passage in the Parish of Saint George the Martyr in the county of Middlesex & late of the Parish of Esher in the county of Surrey deceased for sometime before & to the time of his death & also with the manner & character of his Handwriting & subsciption having frequently seen him write & write & write subscipt his name & having now attentively viewed the names "Richd Aust" set and subscribed to the paper writing here to annexed & purporting to be & contain the last Will & Testament of the said deceased beginning thus "This is the last Will & Testament of Richard Aust Carver & Guilder formerly of Lambs Conduit Passage in the county of Middlesex but now of Esher in the county of Surrey:" and ending thus "signed sealed in the presense of" - - - - this D. - - - says that he verily & in his …. believes the names "Richd Aust" so as aforesaid set & subscibed to the paper writing beginning & ending as aforesaid to be of the proper hand writing of the said Richard Aust Deceased J.Clark on the 22d day of October 1812 the said James Clark was duly sworn to the truth of this avidavit before me C.Coote, J.H.Griffiths Not Pub.
Richard died before 26 September 1812 in Esher, Surrey. He was buried on 26 September 1812 in Esher. Mr Richard Aust.
His will was proved on 24 October 1812 at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Proved at London 24th October 1812 before the Worspl Charles Coote Dr of Laws & by the oaths of Bartholomew Preston (by mistake in Will written Nathaniel) & Ann Stanser in the Will written Stanzer the Sister & Exors they being first sworn duly to administer.
Richard Aust
Marriage banns for Richard Aust and Elizabeth Keay were published circa 9 December 1787 in St Clement Danes, Westminster, Middlesex.
Richard Aust married Elizabeth Keay on 12 January 1788 in Westminster, Middlesex.
Richard Aust married Elizabeth Keay on 12 January 1788 in Westminster, Middlesex.
Richard Aust
(1664 or 1694 - 1747)
Richard Aust was buried in All Saints, Laleham, Middlesex. In memory / of RICHARD AUST / who departed this / life Nov. ye 11th [1717] / aged 53.
Footstone: [ ] 17[4]7. He was born in 1664 or 1694.
Richard died in 1747. The Churchyard and Burial Survey gives Richard Aust aged 53 1745!.
Footstone: [ ] 17[4]7. He was born in 1664 or 1694.
Richard died in 1747. The Churchyard and Burial Survey gives Richard Aust aged 53 1745!.
Richard Aust
( - before 1818)
Richard Aust married Elizabeth Browne on 4 August 1726 in St Mary the Virgin, Twickenham, Middlesex. He was of the parish of Laleham. This Richard died before 1818..
Richard died before 1818.
Richard died before 1818.
Richard Aust
Richard Aust married Frances Handy in 1730.
Sarah Aust
(7 June 1778 - )
Sarah Aust was christened on 7 June 1778 in Hackney, Middlesex. She was the daughter of William Aust and Sarah Franklin.
Thomas Aust
(1742 - 1788)
Thomas Aust
(1737? - before July 1789)
Thomas Aust was born in 1737?. A Thomas Aust was baptised 20 Nov 1737 in London, son of William & Margaret.
Thomas Aust married Elizabeth Brock on 14 October 1764 in St Saviour, Southwark, Surrey.
Thomas died before July 1789.
Thomas Aust married Elizabeth Brock on 14 October 1764 in St Saviour, Southwark, Surrey.
Thomas died before July 1789.
Children of Thomas Aust and Elizabeth Brock
- George Aust b. 12 Jan 1766
- Elizabeth Aust b. 22 Feb 1767
- Mary Aust b. 12 Jan 1769
Unknown Aust
Unknown Aust was the son of Patriarch Aust.
Children of Unknown Aust
- George Aust b. b Feb 1740, d. 11 Feb 1829
- Thomas Aust b. 1742, d. 1788
- Ann Aust b. 1744, d. 1822
- Mary Aust b. 1746, d. 1822
William Aust
(say 1740 - before 19 March 1802)
William Aust was born say 1740. His will mentiond Mary (Stanser) but does not give a relationship.. He was the son of Patriarch Aust.
William Aust married Sarah Franklin in 1772 in Stoke Newington, Middlesex. They possibly had a son William baptised 28 July 1776 at Hackney.
William Aust made a will dated 7 July 1801 in Stoke Newington, Hackney, Middlesex. This is the last will and testament of me William Aust of Stoke Newington in the county of Middlesex Gentleman I will and direct that all my just Debts and Funeral Expenses shall be in the first place fully paid and satisfied as soon as convienently maybe after my decease I give and devise my Copyhold House and Garden with the appurtenances thereto belonging situate in Church Street and hold of the Lord of the Manor of Stoke Newington now in the occupation of Doctor Aiken in which I have already surrended to the use of my Will unto and to the use of my Dear Wife Sarah Aust for and during the term of her natural life and from and immediately after her decease I give and devise the same unto and to use of my Brother Richard Aust of Lambs Conduit Passage in the Parish of Saint George the Martyr in the county of Middlesex and to his heirs and assigns for ever ... bequeath the rents and profits of all my leasehold houses and property and the ... dividends and annual produce of all my ... money for Money stock in the Public Funds and the use and enjoyment of all my household Furniture and all other my Goods Chattles and Personal Estate and Effects what so ever and wheresoever unto my said dear wife Sarah Aust for and during the term of her natural life and from and immediately after her decease I will and direct that all my said Leasehold Houses and Property shall be sold and the Money due on the said securities collected and that the ... together with the capital of all other my Personal Estate shall be divided into two equal moieties or half parts one of which moieties or halve parts I give and bequeath unto my said brother Richard Aust and sister Ann the wife of George Stanser of Esher in the County of Surrey in Equal half parts but in case of the death of either of them in the life time of myself or my said wife the share of him or her so dying to survive or go over to his or her wife or husband or if no such wife or husband shall be then living then the share of my said Brother or Sister shall survive or go over to the other of them but if they shall all die in the lifetime of myself and my dear wife then I give the same moieties or half part of my said property and effects unto Mary the wife of Robert Stanser of Halifax in Nova Scotia or if she shall be then dead to be distributed among her children equally and as to the other moieties or half part of my said property and effects I direct that the same shall be divided in the proportions following that is to say one forth part to William Purdom son of William Purdom of the Parish of Saint Leonard Shoreditch Cabinet Maker and Mary his wife or in case of the death of the said William Purdom the son to his children equally one other forth part to Anne Purdom of the same place spinster or in case of her death to her children equally one other fourth part to Jane Goodrich late Jane Purdom spinster or in case of her decease to her children equally and the remaining forth part equally among the children of Francis Purdom the deceased son of the said William Purdom and Mary his wife and in order to obviate any doubt which may arise in the division of the property which I have herein before given among the Family of the said William Purdom and Mary his Wife in case of death my will and meaning is that it shall continue in their family in the same manner as if it had descended from their father and mother with this exception that their daughter whom I have not named in this my will or her husband children or representives shall not take any benifit under the same and I herebye not only with the concurrance but at the express request and desire of my said dear wife ... in her will and desire that the silver watch now used by her and all her wearing apparel shall after her death become the property of the said Anne Pardon I give and bequeath unto Christian Steel now living with me if she shall be living with me at the time of my Death a Legacy of thirty Pounds and I hereby Nominate and Appoint my said dear Wife Sarah Aust and my Brother Richard Aust joint Executors of this my Will and hereby revoking all former wills by me at any time heretofore made I declare this only to be my last Will and Testament
In Witness whereof I the said William Aust have hereunto set my hand and Seal this seventh Day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and one WILLIAM AUST
Signed Sealed Published and declared by the said William Aust The Testator as and for his last Will and Testament in the presence of us who in his presence at his request and in the presence of each other have Subscribed our Names as Witnesses John Durrant Harcourt Stoke Newington Henry Bateman Staple Inn London.
William died before 19 March 1802.
His will was proved on 19 March 1802 at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, England. This Will was proved at London on the ninetenth Day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight and two before the Worshipfull Samuel Pearce Parson? Doctor of Law Surrogate of the Right Honourable Sir William Wy. - - - Knight also Doctor of Laws Master …. ...of the Perogative Court of Canterbury lawfully constituted by the oath of Sarah Aust Widow the relict and Richard Aust the Brother of the deceased and Executors named in the said Will To whom Administration was granted of all and Singular the Goods Chattles and Credits of the said deceased they having been first sworn duly to Administer.
William Aust married Sarah Franklin in 1772 in Stoke Newington, Middlesex. They possibly had a son William baptised 28 July 1776 at Hackney.
William Aust made a will dated 7 July 1801 in Stoke Newington, Hackney, Middlesex. This is the last will and testament of me William Aust of Stoke Newington in the county of Middlesex Gentleman I will and direct that all my just Debts and Funeral Expenses shall be in the first place fully paid and satisfied as soon as convienently maybe after my decease I give and devise my Copyhold House and Garden with the appurtenances thereto belonging situate in Church Street and hold of the Lord of the Manor of Stoke Newington now in the occupation of Doctor Aiken in which I have already surrended to the use of my Will unto and to the use of my Dear Wife Sarah Aust for and during the term of her natural life and from and immediately after her decease I give and devise the same unto and to use of my Brother Richard Aust of Lambs Conduit Passage in the Parish of Saint George the Martyr in the county of Middlesex and to his heirs and assigns for ever ... bequeath the rents and profits of all my leasehold houses and property and the ... dividends and annual produce of all my ... money for Money stock in the Public Funds and the use and enjoyment of all my household Furniture and all other my Goods Chattles and Personal Estate and Effects what so ever and wheresoever unto my said dear wife Sarah Aust for and during the term of her natural life and from and immediately after her decease I will and direct that all my said Leasehold Houses and Property shall be sold and the Money due on the said securities collected and that the ... together with the capital of all other my Personal Estate shall be divided into two equal moieties or half parts one of which moieties or halve parts I give and bequeath unto my said brother Richard Aust and sister Ann the wife of George Stanser of Esher in the County of Surrey in Equal half parts but in case of the death of either of them in the life time of myself or my said wife the share of him or her so dying to survive or go over to his or her wife or husband or if no such wife or husband shall be then living then the share of my said Brother or Sister shall survive or go over to the other of them but if they shall all die in the lifetime of myself and my dear wife then I give the same moieties or half part of my said property and effects unto Mary the wife of Robert Stanser of Halifax in Nova Scotia or if she shall be then dead to be distributed among her children equally and as to the other moieties or half part of my said property and effects I direct that the same shall be divided in the proportions following that is to say one forth part to William Purdom son of William Purdom of the Parish of Saint Leonard Shoreditch Cabinet Maker and Mary his wife or in case of the death of the said William Purdom the son to his children equally one other forth part to Anne Purdom of the same place spinster or in case of her death to her children equally one other fourth part to Jane Goodrich late Jane Purdom spinster or in case of her decease to her children equally and the remaining forth part equally among the children of Francis Purdom the deceased son of the said William Purdom and Mary his wife and in order to obviate any doubt which may arise in the division of the property which I have herein before given among the Family of the said William Purdom and Mary his Wife in case of death my will and meaning is that it shall continue in their family in the same manner as if it had descended from their father and mother with this exception that their daughter whom I have not named in this my will or her husband children or representives shall not take any benifit under the same and I herebye not only with the concurrance but at the express request and desire of my said dear wife ... in her will and desire that the silver watch now used by her and all her wearing apparel shall after her death become the property of the said Anne Pardon I give and bequeath unto Christian Steel now living with me if she shall be living with me at the time of my Death a Legacy of thirty Pounds and I hereby Nominate and Appoint my said dear Wife Sarah Aust and my Brother Richard Aust joint Executors of this my Will and hereby revoking all former wills by me at any time heretofore made I declare this only to be my last Will and Testament
In Witness whereof I the said William Aust have hereunto set my hand and Seal this seventh Day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and one WILLIAM AUST
Signed Sealed Published and declared by the said William Aust The Testator as and for his last Will and Testament in the presence of us who in his presence at his request and in the presence of each other have Subscribed our Names as Witnesses John Durrant Harcourt Stoke Newington Henry Bateman Staple Inn London.
William died before 19 March 1802.
His will was proved on 19 March 1802 at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, England. This Will was proved at London on the ninetenth Day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight and two before the Worshipfull Samuel Pearce Parson? Doctor of Law Surrogate of the Right Honourable Sir William Wy. - - - Knight also Doctor of Laws Master …. ...of the Perogative Court of Canterbury lawfully constituted by the oath of Sarah Aust Widow the relict and Richard Aust the Brother of the deceased and Executors named in the said Will To whom Administration was granted of all and Singular the Goods Chattles and Credits of the said deceased they having been first sworn duly to Administer.
Children of William Aust and Sarah Franklin
- Ann Aust b. 16 May 1773
- Sarah Aust b. 7 Jun 1778
Charles D Austin
Charles D Austin married Eleanor Stanser, daughter of Bishop Robert Stanser and Mary Aust, on 20 August 1825? In Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. This seems most unlikely, probably a mis-transcription. A Mrs Austin, widow, is listed in the 1838 census of Halifax..
Eliza Austin
(6 March 1836 - )
Eliza Austin was christened on 6 March 1836 in Hessett. She was the daughter of John Austin and Ann Bullett.
Elizabeth Austin
(before 1880 - )
Elizabeth Austin was born before 1880.
Elizabeth Austin married Walter Bullett, son of Charles Bullett and Mary Ann Cocksedge, on 13 November 1897 in Hessett, Suffolk.
Elizabeth Austin married Walter Bullett, son of Charles Bullett and Mary Ann Cocksedge, on 13 November 1897 in Hessett, Suffolk.
Child of Elizabeth Austin and Walter Bullett
- Frances Ellsa Bullett b. 20 Jun 1898
Emily Austin
(7 December 1828 - )
Emily Austin was born on 7 December 1828. She was the daughter of John Austin and Ann Bullett.
Emily Austin appeared on the 1841 census in the household of John Austin and Ann Bullett in Hessett.
Emily Austin married George Cocksedge after 29 February 1852 in Hessett. The banns were called 15-29 Feb, both were single of this parish.
Emily Austin appeared on the 1841 census in the household of John Austin and Ann Bullett in Hessett.
Emily Austin married George Cocksedge after 29 February 1852 in Hessett. The banns were called 15-29 Feb, both were single of this parish.
John Austin
(18 February 1797 - before 29 July 1863)
John Austin was also known as Austen in records. He was born on 18 February 1797 in Hessett, Suffolk. John was an agricultural labourer.
John Austin married Ann Bullett, daughter of John Bullett and Elizabeth Dykes, on 17 January 1820 in Hessett.
John Austin and Ann Bullett were recorded on the 1841 census in Hessett. John Austin aged 40, ag. lab with Ann aged 40, Robert aged 15/18?, Emely 11, Sophia 9, Susan 7, Thomas 2, John 3 months, all born in the county.
John Austin and Ann Bullett were recorded on the 1851 census in Hessett. John Austen, 54, ag. lab, with his wife Ann aged 52, sons Thomas 12, ag. lab, John 10, scholar, and daughter Rebecca aged 6, scholar, all born at Hessett.
John Austin and Ann Bullett were recorded on the 1861 census in Hessett. John Austen aged 67, ag. lab, his wife Ann aged 63, and daughter Rebecca aged 17, all born at Hessett.
John died before 29 July 1863 in Hessett, Suffolk. He was buried on 29 July 1863 in Hessett.
John Austin married Ann Bullett, daughter of John Bullett and Elizabeth Dykes, on 17 January 1820 in Hessett.
John Austin and Ann Bullett were recorded on the 1841 census in Hessett. John Austin aged 40, ag. lab with Ann aged 40, Robert aged 15/18?, Emely 11, Sophia 9, Susan 7, Thomas 2, John 3 months, all born in the county.
John Austin and Ann Bullett were recorded on the 1851 census in Hessett. John Austen, 54, ag. lab, with his wife Ann aged 52, sons Thomas 12, ag. lab, John 10, scholar, and daughter Rebecca aged 6, scholar, all born at Hessett.
John Austin and Ann Bullett were recorded on the 1861 census in Hessett. John Austen aged 67, ag. lab, his wife Ann aged 63, and daughter Rebecca aged 17, all born at Hessett.
John died before 29 July 1863 in Hessett, Suffolk. He was buried on 29 July 1863 in Hessett.
Children of John Austin and Ann Bullett
- Mary Austin b. 29 Dec 1822
- Robert Austin b. 4 Jun 1826
- Emily Austin b. 7 Dec 1828
- Sophia Austin+ b. 20 Feb 1831
- Susan Austin+ b. 17 Nov 1833, d. b 30 Mar 1853
- Eliza Austin b. 6 Mar 1836
- Thomas Austin+ b. 30 Jan 1839
- John Austin b. c Mar 1841
- Rebecca Austin b. 1845
John Austin
(circa March 1841 - )
John Austin was born circa March 1841 in Hessett. He was the son of John Austin and Ann Bullett.
John Austin appeared on the 1841 census in the household of John Austin and Ann Bullett in Hessett. Thomas, John and Rebecca were listed as the children of John Austin in the 1851 census in Hessett.
John Austin appeared on the 1841 census in the household of John Austin and Ann Bullett in Hessett. Thomas, John and Rebecca were listed as the children of John Austin in the 1851 census in Hessett.
John Austin (Aston or Arston?)
(before 1770 - before 11 March 1835)
John Austin (Aston or Arston?) was born before 1770 in Suffolk, England. A John, son of Robert & ... Austin was baptized August the 15th 1769 at Bradfield St George.
John Austin (Aston or Arston?) married Elizabeth Bullett, daughter of John Bullett and Mary Curtis, on 21 November 1790 in Bradfield St George, Suffolk.
John died before 11 March 1835 in Bradfield St George, Suffolk. He was buried on 11 March 1835 in Bradfield St George.
John Austin (Aston or Arston?) married Elizabeth Bullett, daughter of John Bullett and Mary Curtis, on 21 November 1790 in Bradfield St George, Suffolk.
John died before 11 March 1835 in Bradfield St George, Suffolk. He was buried on 11 March 1835 in Bradfield St George.
Children of John Austin (Aston or Arston?) and Elizabeth Bullett
- John Aston or Austin b. 6 Jul 1791, d. b 16 Feb 1852
- Mary Aston or Austin b. 2 Feb 1793
- Elizabeth Aston or Austin b. 13 Mar 1795
- Lucy Aston or Austin b. 5 Nov 1796
- William Aston or Austin b. 8 Nov 1798
- Joseph Aston or Austin b. 3 May 1800
- Michael Arston or Austin b. 8 Sep 1802
- Eliza Aston or Austin b. 3 Jan 1804
- Nathan Arston or Austin b. 23 Jan 1806
- Sophia Arston or Austin b. 8 Jan 1808
- Susan Arston or Austin b. 13 Feb 1811
Mary Austin
Mary Austin was the daughter of Thomas Austin and Eliza Hughes.
Mary Austin married Henry John Smith.
Mary Austin married Henry John Smith.
Child of Mary Austin and Henry John Smith
Mary Austin
(29 December 1822 - )
Mary Austin was born on 29 December 1822 in Hessett, Suffolk. She was the daughter of John Austin and Ann Bullett.
Mary Elizabeth Austin
Mary Elizabeth Austin married George Matthew Coulthard, son of James Emerson Coulthard and Maria Jane Gay, in 1901 in Victoria.
Miriam Austin
(circa 1817 - )
Miriam Austin was born circa 1817 in Bradfield St George, Suffolk.
Miriam Austin married John Catchpole, son of Richard Catchpole and Sophia Cocksedge, on 15 April 1838 in Hessett, Suffolk.
Miriam Austin and John Catchpole were recorded on the 1861 census in Hessett. John Catchpole 45,farm labourer, born Hessett, wife Miriam Catchpole 42,born Bradfeild, children John Catchpole 19, Ezra Catchpole 13, Eliza Catchpole 10. Elijah Catchpole 6, Ellen Catchpole 1, all born at Hessett.
Miriam Austin and John Catchpole were recorded on the 1881 census in the Green, Hessett. John aged 66, born Hessett, with his wife Miriam, aged 63 born at Bradfield St George, charwoman.
Miriam Austin married John Catchpole, son of Richard Catchpole and Sophia Cocksedge, on 15 April 1838 in Hessett, Suffolk.
Miriam Austin and John Catchpole were recorded on the 1861 census in Hessett. John Catchpole 45,farm labourer, born Hessett, wife Miriam Catchpole 42,born Bradfeild, children John Catchpole 19, Ezra Catchpole 13, Eliza Catchpole 10. Elijah Catchpole 6, Ellen Catchpole 1, all born at Hessett.
Miriam Austin and John Catchpole were recorded on the 1881 census in the Green, Hessett. John aged 66, born Hessett, with his wife Miriam, aged 63 born at Bradfield St George, charwoman.
Children of Miriam Austin and John Catchpole
- Amos Catchpole+ b. b 21 Oct 1838
- John Catchpole+ b. 5 May 1841, d. 6 Jan 1908
- Susanna Catchpole+ b. 15 Feb 1846
- Ezra Catchpole b. c May 1847, d. b 29 Feb 1896
- Eliza Catchpole b. c 1850
- Elijah Catchpole+ b. 19 Jan 1855, d. 22 Mar 1891
- Ellen Catchpole b. Jun 1859
- Frank Catchpole b. 17 Mar 1862
Rebecca Austin
(1845 - )
Rebecca Austin was born in 1845 in Hessett, Suffolk. She was the daughter of John Austin and Ann Bullett. Thomas, John and Rebecca were listed as the children of John Austin in the 1851 census in Hessett. Rebecca was listed as the daughter of John Austin in the 1861 census in Hessett. John Austen aged 67, ag. lab, his wife Ann aged 63, and daughter Rebecca aged 17, all born at Hessett.
Rebecca Austin married Benjamin Rowe.
Rebecca Austin and Benjamin Rowe were recorded on the 1881 census in Hessett. Benjamin Rowe?, head, 51, ag. lab, with his wife Rebecca aged 38 and mother in law Ann Austen, widow, aged 85, all born at Hessett.
Rebecca Austin married Benjamin Rowe.
Rebecca Austin and Benjamin Rowe were recorded on the 1881 census in Hessett. Benjamin Rowe?, head, 51, ag. lab, with his wife Rebecca aged 38 and mother in law Ann Austen, widow, aged 85, all born at Hessett.
Robert Austin
(4 June 1826 - )
Robert Austin was born on 4 June 1826 in Hessett. He was the son of John Austin and Ann Bullett.
Robert Austin appeared on the 1841 census in the household of John Austin and Ann Bullett in Hessett.
Robert Austin appeared on the 1841 census in the household of John Austin and Ann Bullett in Hessett.
Robert Sturgess Austin
(circa 1832 - )
Robert Sturgess Austin was born circa 1832.
The marriage of Robert Sturgess Austin and Sarah Willis Groom, daughter of William Groom and Isabella Hubbard, was registered in Suffolk in the March 1881 quarter.
Robert Sturgess Austin and Sarah Willis Groom were recorded on the 1881 census in Great Green, Bradfield St George. Robert Austin, head, married, 48, farm labourer; Sarah Austin, wife, married 46; George Bland, son in law, unmarried 22, farm labourer; Ada Bland, daughter in law, unmarried 16, scholar, Charles Bland, son in law, unmarried 10, scholar. All born at Bradfield St George.
Robert Sturgess Austin and Sarah Willis Groom were recorded on the 1891 census in Bradfield St George. Robert Austin, head, married, aged 60, agricultural labourer, born Bradfield St George; Sarah Austin, wife, aged 52, George Bland, son in law, 33. ... & Charles Bland, son in law, aged 19 ditto, all born at Bradfield St George.
Robert Sturgess Austin and Sarah Willis Groom were recorded on the 1901 census in Free Wood, Bradfield St George, Suffolk. Robert Austin, head, married, 75, farm labourer, his wife Sarah, 62, Frederick Bland, son, single, 40, wool.../wood..., Charles Bland, son, single 25, game keeper, all born at Bradfield.
The marriage of Robert Sturgess Austin and Sarah Willis Groom, daughter of William Groom and Isabella Hubbard, was registered in Suffolk in the March 1881 quarter.
Robert Sturgess Austin and Sarah Willis Groom were recorded on the 1881 census in Great Green, Bradfield St George. Robert Austin, head, married, 48, farm labourer; Sarah Austin, wife, married 46; George Bland, son in law, unmarried 22, farm labourer; Ada Bland, daughter in law, unmarried 16, scholar, Charles Bland, son in law, unmarried 10, scholar. All born at Bradfield St George.
Robert Sturgess Austin and Sarah Willis Groom were recorded on the 1891 census in Bradfield St George. Robert Austin, head, married, aged 60, agricultural labourer, born Bradfield St George; Sarah Austin, wife, aged 52, George Bland, son in law, 33. ... & Charles Bland, son in law, aged 19 ditto, all born at Bradfield St George.
Robert Sturgess Austin and Sarah Willis Groom were recorded on the 1901 census in Free Wood, Bradfield St George, Suffolk. Robert Austin, head, married, 75, farm labourer, his wife Sarah, 62, Frederick Bland, son, single, 40, wool.../wood..., Charles Bland, son, single 25, game keeper, all born at Bradfield.
Sophia Austin
(20 February 1831 - )
Sophia Austin was also known as Austen in records. She was christened on 20 February 1831 in Hessett, Suffolk. She was the daughter of John Austin and Ann Bullett.
Sophia Austin appeared on the 1841 census in the household of John Austin and Ann Bullett in Hessett.
The marriage of Sophia Austin and William Ruddock was registered in Stow RD, Suffolk, in the September 1851 quarter.
Sophia Austin appeared on the 1841 census in the household of John Austin and Ann Bullett in Hessett.
The marriage of Sophia Austin and William Ruddock was registered in Stow RD, Suffolk, in the September 1851 quarter.
Child of Sophia Austin and William Ruddock
- Susan Ruddock+ b. 1853
Susan Austin
(17 November 1833 - before 30 March 1853)
Susan Austin was also known as Austen in records. She was christened on 17 November 1833 in Hessett. She was the daughter of John Austin and Ann Bullett.
Susan Austin appeared on the 1841 census in the household of John Austin and Ann Bullett in Hessett.
Susan Austin married Alfred Meekins or Makins in October 1849 in Hessett, Stow RD, Suffolk. He appears to have settled on the spelling Meekins.
Susan died before 30 March 1853 in Hessett. She was buried on 30 March 1853 in Hessett.
Susan Austin appeared on the 1841 census in the household of John Austin and Ann Bullett in Hessett.
Susan Austin married Alfred Meekins or Makins in October 1849 in Hessett, Stow RD, Suffolk. He appears to have settled on the spelling Meekins.
Susan died before 30 March 1853 in Hessett. She was buried on 30 March 1853 in Hessett.
Children of Susan Austin and Alfred Meekins or Makins
- Sarah Ann Meekins b. 11 Nov 1849
- Thomas George Meekins b. 21 Sep 1851
Thomas Austin
(30 January 1839 - )
Thomas Austin married Eliza Hughes. Thomas Austin was christened on 30 January 1839 in Hessett. He was the son of John Austin and Ann Bullett.
Thomas Austin appeared on the 1841 census in the household of John Austin and Ann Bullett in Hessett. Thomas, John and Rebecca were listed as the children of John Austin in the 1851 census in Hessett.
Thomas Austin arrived per "Mary Pleasants" on 9 August 1857 at Brisbane (Moreton Bay), Queensland. The ship departed 25 April 1857.
Thomas Austin appeared on the 1841 census in the household of John Austin and Ann Bullett in Hessett. Thomas, John and Rebecca were listed as the children of John Austin in the 1851 census in Hessett.
Thomas Austin arrived per "Mary Pleasants" on 9 August 1857 at Brisbane (Moreton Bay), Queensland. The ship departed 25 April 1857.
Child of Thomas Austin and Eliza Hughes
Joanna Aveling
(31 October 1783 - 13 June 1867)
Joanna Aveling was born on 31 October 1783 in Eldernall, Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire. She was the daughter of Thomas Aveling & Elizabeth Hunt. She was christened on 28 November 1783 in Whittlesey.
Joanna Aveling married George Robinson Bowker, son of Burgess Bowker and Sarah Robinson, on 11 January 1802 in St Mary, Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire. Their marriage licence dated the 7th, named them as George Bowker & Johannah Aveling, Water Newton parish, place Whittlesey..
Joanna Aveling was recorded on the 1841 census in High St, Kettering, Northamptonshire. Joanna Bowker 55, independent, not born in the county Emma Bellamy 10, Eliza Bellamy 8, Mary Bellamy 2; all born in the county; Elizabeth Peach 18 Mary Brown 55 female servants.
Joanna Aveling and Elizabeth Bellamy were recorded on the 1851 census in High Street, Thrapston, Northamptonshire. Joanna Bowker, widow aged 67, annuitant, born Eldernell, Cambs, and Elizabeth Bellamy 18 unmarried, milliner, born Titchmarsh, Northants, were lodgers witht the Brown family: Jonathan Brown aged 53, gardener and his wife Mary Brown 63, born Whittlesea and a servant.
Joanna Aveling and Elizabeth Bellamy were recorded on the 1861 census in Oundle. Joanna Bowker, head, aged 76, born Eldernell, Cambs living with her unmarried grand-daughter Eliza Bellamy, aged 27 as a companion and a visitor Mary Weston, aged 57, laundress, a visitor.
Joanna died on 13 June 1867 in Oundle, Northamptonshire, aged 83.
Her will was proved on 11 October 1867 at the Principal Probate Registry. Joanna Bowker, late of Oundle, Nth, widow, who died 13 June 1867 at Oundle, by Jonathan Brown of Thrapston, gardener, one of the executors.
Joanna Aveling married George Robinson Bowker, son of Burgess Bowker and Sarah Robinson, on 11 January 1802 in St Mary, Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire. Their marriage licence dated the 7th, named them as George Bowker & Johannah Aveling, Water Newton parish, place Whittlesey..
Joanna Aveling was recorded on the 1841 census in High St, Kettering, Northamptonshire. Joanna Bowker 55, independent, not born in the county Emma Bellamy 10, Eliza Bellamy 8, Mary Bellamy 2; all born in the county; Elizabeth Peach 18 Mary Brown 55 female servants.
Joanna Aveling and Elizabeth Bellamy were recorded on the 1851 census in High Street, Thrapston, Northamptonshire. Joanna Bowker, widow aged 67, annuitant, born Eldernell, Cambs, and Elizabeth Bellamy 18 unmarried, milliner, born Titchmarsh, Northants, were lodgers witht the Brown family: Jonathan Brown aged 53, gardener and his wife Mary Brown 63, born Whittlesea and a servant.
Joanna Aveling and Elizabeth Bellamy were recorded on the 1861 census in Oundle. Joanna Bowker, head, aged 76, born Eldernell, Cambs living with her unmarried grand-daughter Eliza Bellamy, aged 27 as a companion and a visitor Mary Weston, aged 57, laundress, a visitor.
Joanna died on 13 June 1867 in Oundle, Northamptonshire, aged 83.
Her will was proved on 11 October 1867 at the Principal Probate Registry. Joanna Bowker, late of Oundle, Nth, widow, who died 13 June 1867 at Oundle, by Jonathan Brown of Thrapston, gardener, one of the executors.
Children of Joanna Aveling and George Robinson Bowker
- Elizabeth (Eliza) Bowker+ b. 13 Apr 1803, d. 19 Aug 1841
- Sarah Robinson Caroline Bowker b. 28 Sep 1804, d. 2 May 1837
- George Robinson Bowker+ b. 9 Jun 1806, d. 11 Jul 1869
- Emma Bowker+ b. 6 Jun 1807, d. 1 Feb 1839
- Thomas Burgess Bowker+ b. 20 Mar 1809
- Mary Bowker b. 17 Oct 1813, d. b 6 Nov 1813
Isabel Avenal of Scotland
Isabel Avenal of Scotland was born in Scotland. She was the natural daughter of William the Lion, King of Scotland. Her mother was a daughter of Robert Avenel. She was the daughter of William the Lion, King of Scotland.
Isabel Avenal of Scotland married Robert de Brus (3rd Lord of Annandale), son of Robert de Brus 2nd Lord of Annandale and Euphemia de Aumale, in 1183.
Isabel Avenal of Scotland married Sir Robert de Ros Fursan as her second husband, early in 1191 in Haddington, East Lothian, Scotland. She was the widow of Robert the Bruce and she brought the lands of Sanquhar to her second husband.
Isabel Avenal of Scotland married Robert de Brus (3rd Lord of Annandale), son of Robert de Brus 2nd Lord of Annandale and Euphemia de Aumale, in 1183.
Isabel Avenal of Scotland married Sir Robert de Ros Fursan as her second husband, early in 1191 in Haddington, East Lothian, Scotland. She was the widow of Robert the Bruce and she brought the lands of Sanquhar to her second husband.
Children of Isabel Avenal of Scotland and Sir Robert de Ros Fursan
- Peter de Ros
- Alexander de Ros
- Sir William de Ros+ b. c 1192, d. 1264
- Robert de Ros Baron Ros of Werke+ d. c 1269
Ellen Aylwin
(before 1600 - before 15 June 1643)
Ellen Aylwin was also known as Helen Allen in records. She was born before 1600 in Sussex. She was the daughter of Thomas Aylwin.
Ellen Aylwin married Thomas Poole, son of Capt Richard Poole and Alice Cheesman, on 9 December 1616 in Poynings, Sussex.
Ellen died before 15 June 1643 in New Shoreham, Sussex. She was buried on 15 June 1643 in St Mary le Haura, New Shoreham.
Ellen Aylwin married Thomas Poole, son of Capt Richard Poole and Alice Cheesman, on 9 December 1616 in Poynings, Sussex.
Ellen died before 15 June 1643 in New Shoreham, Sussex. She was buried on 15 June 1643 in St Mary le Haura, New Shoreham.
Children of Ellen Aylwin and Thomas Poole
- Thomas Poole+ b. Jun 1617, d. a 1 May 1672
- Capt Richard Poole b. 7 Jan 1619/20, d. b 18 Sep 1678
- Alice Poole b. 19 Feb 1625/26
- Ellen Poole b. 30 Mar 1628