Name meaning: A contraction from Augustine, from the Latin, Augustinus, imperial, royal, renowned.
b.1554 Titchfield, Hants, England; parents ukn
d.Feb. 15, 1623 Titchfield
m.Agnes/Annis A'Denne
b.ca.1558
CHILDREN (all born in Titchfield, Hampshire, England) included:
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b.abt.1620 England; parents ukn [maybe s/o Francis Austin and Isabel (Bland) Smith]
d.bef.Mar 1, 1685 in York, ME
m.(1)Sarah Caney [Canney]
b.abt.1635 Dover, NH; d/o Thomas Canney and Mary Loame
d.bef.1665
m.(2)bef.1667 Mary (Davis) Dodd; widow of George Dodd of Boston; she m.(3)William Wright
b.1623 Wapping Hall, London, Middlesex, England; d/o Nicolas and Elizabeth Davis
d.aft.1713
Mary m.(3)abt.1686 William Wright, of Boston.
CHILDREN of Matthew and Sarah Canney:
NOTE: The Pioneers of Maine and New Hampshire 1623-1660 by POPE, page 8: AUSTIN, Matthew who deposed 5 June 1665, regarding sale of land at York, about 1660, aged about 45 years.
He signed a will on Nov. 19, 1684. He was a weaver. res.Cider Hill, York in 1659 he became sergeant of the military company; in 1665 he was first elected Selectman; he later held this office in 1669, 1670, 1671, 1672, 1673, 1676, and 1678.
Matthew was a weaver.
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b.abt.1653/1658 Wells, ME; s/o Matthew Austin and Sarah Canney
d.bef. 1718 York, ME
m.bef.1678; Mary Littlefield
b.abt.1659 Wells, ME; d/o John Littlefield and Patience Wakefield
d.aft. Oct. 7, 1701
CHILDREN:
History of York by Banks; page 302: re list of captives by Indians: Austin, Mary She was dau of Matthew and Mary (Littlefield) Austin, aged about five years when captured. She was sent to Montreal and doubtless put out to service in a French family. She was brought up in the Roman Catholic faith and on January 7, 1710 married Etienne Gibau of the parish of La Valterre, a carpenter. She became the mother on nine children and dying Oct. 3, 1755 was buried in the cemetery of Notre Dame of Montreal. She s recorded as Marie Elisabeth "Haustein", in the French records. Page 315...A year later [ca.1704] another marauding party killed a son of Matthew Austin residing on Cider Hill. This was the second child lost to him in this cruel warfare. These apparently long intervals between attacks gave a sense of false security only to be dashed at an unexpected moment...Page 378...Matthew is listed as a Surveyor of Highways.
Matthew Jr. was an innholder.
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