Nathaniel AUSTIN, CAPTAIN US. REVOLUTIONARY WAR
Source includes, but is not limited to: History of Day, Austin and Root. Captain Nathaniel AUSTIN came to Sheffield, Massachusetts fromSuffield, Connecticut. He came with his cousin, Anthony AUSTIN. The family wasprominent in Suffield, Connecticut, where he Grandfather Anthony AUSTIN,Sr. wasTown Clerk for many years. In Sheffield, Nathaniel was one of the leadingmen of the town. In the year 1944, there was still standing in the town, a house, therear part of which was built by Nathaniel AUSTIN. The front part was laterbuilt by an ensign. In 1726, he took title to his father's property in Suffield (Connecticut). Nathaniel AUSTIN was an early settler of Sheffield, Massachusetts. Heand his cousin Anthony AUSTIN were appointed on a committee for building ameeting house at the first town meeting of Sheffield, held on 16 JAN 1733. Heheld the title of Lieutenant at the time of the death of his first wife on 02OCT 1754. Later, in Town Records, he is listed as a Captain. Captain AUSTIN was an active PATRIOT in the American Revolution. Thisis shown by the folowing: He was a Delegate from Suffield to the BerkshireCounty Convention (Massachusetts) in 1774. It was convened at Stockbridge (Massachusetts) on 06 JULY 1774. It was this Convention (or Congress)that advised the inhabitants of the County of Berkshire to adopt the non-consumption of British manufactured goods. He was a member of the committee that made the report to the TownMeeting held on 18 JUNE 1776, upon the adoption of which, the inhabitants resolvedto take up arms. State of Connecticut-County of Hartford; Nathaniel Austin of Suffieldand County of Hartford, Private in Captain Jonathan Wadsworth ConnecticutRegiment of Militia commanded by Colonel Thaddeus Cook at Stillwater in theState of New York, disabled in the service of United States. On Pension Rollsof the State of Connecticut as invalid pensioner, 20 MARCH 1810. The Battleof Stillwater was on or about 19 SEPT 1777. Sources include, but are not limited to: Records of the Town of Sheffield, Berkshire County, Massachusetts,L:214. History of the County of Berkshire, Massachusetts (1829), pages114-118. SOURCE: GEDCOM posted by Robert Thomas Reed, Sr., on America Online's Genealogy Forum 20 July 1998. BIRTH SOURCE International Genealogical Index (IGI)
Died aged 43 years. SOURCE: GEDCOM posted by Robert Thomas Reed, Sr., on America Online's Genealogy Forum 20 July 1998.
SOURCE: GEDCOM posted by Robert Thomas Reed, Sr., on America Online's Genealogy Forum 20 July 1998.
Aka, BARDING, BARDON, BERDIN. of what is now called AsylumHill, Hartford, Connecticut. Was Townsman, Surveyor of Highways. Was aGentleman of good standing in the colony. Source includes, but is not limited to: Families of Early Hartford (Connecticut) by (Barbour).
SOURCE: GEDCOM posted by Robert Thomas Reed, Sr., on America Online's Genealogy Forum 20 July 1998. BIRTH SOURCE International Genealogical Index (IGI)
SOURCE: GEDCOM posted by Robert Thomas Reed, Sr., on America Online's Genealogy Forum 20 July 1998. BIRTH SOURCE International Genealogical Index (IGI)
SOURCE: GEDCOM posted by Robert Thomas Reed, Sr., on America Online's Genealogy Forum 20 July 1998.
SOURCE: GEDCOM posted by Robert Thomas Reed, Sr., on America Online's Genealogy Forum 20 July 1998.
Will mentions a widow Catherine. Levi served as a Private in Captain Aaron Rowley's Company, ColonelJohn Brown's Regiment of the Berkshire, Massachusetts Militia. His servicewas for the periods; 30 JUN to 26 JUL and 05 SEP to 29 SEP, 1777; Private,(same Company) Colonel David Rossiter's Regiment, Berkshire County,Massachusetts Militia. Periods; 13 to 20 AUG, 1777 at Bennington, Vermont. Private,Captain John Bacon's Company, same Regiment. Periods; 17 to 19 OCT, 05 to 07NOV, 1780 and 13 to 22 OCT 1781. Served at Stillwater to reinforce GeneralStark. Descendent; Frank Howard Lord (Reference; Sons of the AmericanRevolution yearbook (1925). SOURCE: GEDCOM posted by Robert Thomas Reed, Sr., on America Online's Genealogy Forum 20 July 1998.
Source includes, but is not limited to: Great Barrington, Massachusetts Congregational Church Records. Balch Manuscript, Egremont, Massachusetts. Ancestral Notes from Chedwato, Volume VII, page 83 for Eva HATCH. Barber Genealogy, page 73. The Kellog's in the Old and the New World Volume I, page 129. SOURCE: GEDCOM posted by Robert Thomas Reed, Sr., on America Online's Genealogy Forum 20 July 1998.
SOURCE: GEDCOM posted by Robert Thomas Reed, Sr., on America Online's Genealogy Forum 20 July 1998.
SOURCE: GEDCOM posted by Robert Thomas Reed, Sr., on America Online's Genealogy Forum 20 July 1998. BIRTH SOURCE International Genealogical Index (IGI)
He married Agnes Adams 16 May 1732 at Suffield, Hartford, Connecticut . Agnes Adams was born at Suffield, Hartford; Ct. 4 Feb 1710 .
They were the parents of 12
children:
Gurard (Gad) Austin
born 15 Oct 1733.
Nathaniel Austin
born 1734.
Agnes Austin
born 1734.
Phoenix Austin
born 4 Sep 1735.
Diadama Austin
born 3 Jun 1737.
John Austin
born 1 Aug 1738.
Joab Austin
born 11 Aug 1740.
Levi Sr Austin, Soldier U.S. Revolutuionary War
born 26 Jun 1743.
Judah Austin
born 26 Jun 1743.
Elijah Austin
born 27 Oct 1746.
Agnes Austin
born 1748.
Mary Polly Austin
born 23 Aug 1750.
Nathaniel Austin, Captain Us. Revolutionary War died 13 Apr 1777 at Sheffield, Berkshire, Massachusetts .
Agnes Adams died 2 Oct 1754 at Sheffield, Connecticut .