Austin, Orrmael

Abt 1788 - 1865  (76 years)

• Name	Austin, Orrmael
  Birth	Abt 26 Jul 1788	Oxford, Chenango, New York, USA   [1]
  Gender	Male
  Birth	26 Jul 1788	Norwich, Chenango, New York, USA   [2]
  FSID	LCJQ-H29
  Name	Oramel Austin
  Name	Orimal Austin  [1]
  	20240218GHLn- Edward O Austria/Austin in the Pennsylvania, U.S., Death Certificates, 1906-1970 Name Edward O Austria [Edward O Austin] Gender Male Race White Age 84y farmer res Main St, Austi, PA Birth 28 Dec 1825 Green Village New York Death 1 Aug 1909 16:00h Austin, Potter, Penna cause Cerebral hemorrhage 155 old age signed W.B. Potter, MD Austin, PA Father Orimal Austin b Oxford, NY Mother Sara Purple b Green Village, NY inform Charles Austin Coudersport burial Aug 4 1909 Forest Hill Cemetery Austin, PA Certificate Number 81581 Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission; Harrisburg, PA, USA; Pennsylvania (State). Death Certificates, 1906-1968; Certificate Number Range: 078201-082000
  Name	Orramael Austin  [2]
  	20240218GHLn- Edward Orrameal “E.O.” Austin Photos added by DJ Crane Edward Orrameal “E.O.” Austin BIRTH 28 Nov 1825 Greene, Chenango County, New York, USA DEATH 1 Aug 1909 (aged 83) Austin, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA BURIAL Forest Hill Cemetery Austin, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA MEMORIAL ID39495977 · PHOTOS 3 FLOWERS 1 He was to of actually been born in Leslie, n.y. which no longer exists. MARRIED AMELIA MARCH 15,1849 Suggested edit: It is with much regret that the citizens generally of Potter County and especially the residents of Austin learned of the death of E.O. Austin the founder of that borough, which occurred at his home there on Sunday afternoon. Mr. Austin was stricken with paralysis about three weeks ago and from that death ensued. Potter County could not have lost a man that has exerted any more influence for it that the deceased and it was with true regret in each acquaintance's heart that the heard of his demise. Mr. Austin by the following children : R.S. and J.F. Austin of Austin; Commissioner Charles Austin, of Coudersport; Thomas of Buffalo; Mrs Benjamin Pelton of Farmer's Valley and Miss Agnes Austin, of Austin. The funeral of E.O. Austin was held at his home in Austin, Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock and business was at a standstill there, the entire town showing honor to the founder of the place. The funeral was under Masonic Auspices, as he was charter member of the Arcana Lodge, having taken his demit from Eulalia Lodge at Coudersport. There were many Masons present from surrounding towns. Burial was made in the Austin Cemetery. The historical sketch in the History of Potter County published in 1890, has the following to say about this distinguished man: E.O. Austin was a son of Orrameal Austin being born in Greene, Chenango County, N.Y., in December 1825, and received a limited education in his native county, and in 1841 came with his parents to White's Corners, Harrison Township, Potter County, Pa., remaining there until 1856 when he removed to what is now the borough of Austin. He build the road from North Hollow, now to Costello, to his place a distance of three miles and later built the road from Austin to Keating Summit, that he might get railroad facilities. He purchased a large tract of timber land on the ground where Austin borough stands and followed it up with getting large industries to locate in the town that bears his name. In 1885 the Goodyear Lumber Company located its mammoth plant there and it has proven to have been an excellent industry for the town. Being a civil engineer he did much work in surveying the to county a number of years ago, and his work in that line still remains as the standard. The town of Austin located on 147 acres owned by Mr. Austin, was laid out by him, which became incorporated as a borough in October 19, 1888, and he has always worked for its advancement. Mr. Austin began life as a poor boy, and his own hard work amassed a competency. He was elected Justice of the Peace in 1857, serving continuously up to the of his death; served Potter County as a commissioner for two terms being first elected in 1863, and for nearly a half century served as a school director. He was Civil War Veteran, serving from 1862 to July of 1865, and was chief clerk in the department of Palmico. He holds membership in Eulalia Lodge, No.342, F& A. M. of Coudersport. Mr. Austin in earlier days was correspondent for many newspapers, a facile and interesting writer and a man of general information concerning historical events in Potter County. The Historical Reminiscences of Potter County now on file in Harrisburg with the State Historical Society is the work of Mr. Austin and he was also a valued contributor to Egle's History of Pennsylvania. Mr. Austin read law and was admitted to the bar but never practiced to any great extent, but used his know for his own benefit. He was a leading citizen of Austin and no man in the county has more extensive influence or is more widely know or respected. He was married in 1849 to Amelia Steadman, who died leaving five children. He afterwards married Julia Allington and to them been born three children. Contributor: Tracy Orlowski (49614562) © 2020 Find A Grave, All rights reserved.ARRIED JULIA EARLY 1876 Family Members Parents Orramael Austin 1788-1865 Sarah Cowdery "Sally" Purple Austin 1799-1875 Spouses Amelia Stedman Austin 1826-1875 (m. 1849) Julia Allington Wales Austin 1844-1906 (m. 1876) Siblings Mary Humilis Austin Lawton 1816-1847 Rev John Jenkins Austin 1819-1894 Theodosia Ann Austin Scoville 1822-1851 Edwin Ruthven Austin 1829-1832 Edwin Ruthven Austin 1834-1912 Children Charles Douglas Austin 1849-1933 Frank Purple Austin 1852-1891 Ralph Steadman Austin 1858-1929 Agnes Mary Austin 1878-1931 Flowers Edward O. Austin's son Thomas Duel Austin (b. August 1882) married my grandfather's sister, Alice Van Riper, at Newfield, NY at the M.E. Church parsonage on July 10, 1910. Left by Renee Arnold on 11 Apr 2014
  Name	Orrameal Autin
  	LDS
  Death	6 Jan 1865	Elmira, Chemung, New York, USA   [2]
  	age 76
  Burial	Aft 6 Jan 1865	Elmira, Chemung, New York, USA   [2]
  Person ID	I96016	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

  Father	Austin, Nathaniel,   b. 15 Sep 1764, Sheffield, Berkshire, Massachusetts, USA d. 6 May 1803, Sherburne, Chenango, New York, USA (Age 38 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Mother	Owen, Humillis,   b. 14 May 1763, Sheffield, Berkshire, Massachusetts, USA d. 6 Dec 1840, Edinboro, Erie, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 77 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Marriage	1 Apr 1783	Sheffield, Berkshire, Massachusetts, USA
  Family ID	F60396	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family 1	Purple, Sally
  Children	1. Austin, Theodosia Ann,   b. 25 Jan 1822, Greene, Chenango, New York, USA d. 3 Nov 1851, Harrison twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 29 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]
  Family ID	F62186	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family 2	Purple, Sarah Cowdery,   b. 23 Mar 1799, Burlington, Otsego, New York, USA d. 8 Aug 1875, Elmira, Chemung, New York, USA (Age 76 years)
  Marriage	25 Jun 1815	Greene, Chenango, New York, USA
  Children	1. Austin, Edward Oramel,   b. 28 Nov 1825, Greene, Chenango, New York, USA d. 1 Aug 1909, Austin, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 83 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]
  Family ID	F56272	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Event Map

  Birth - Abt 26 Jul 1788 - Oxford, Chenango, New York, USA Birth - 26 Jul 1788 - Norwich, Chenango, New York, USA Marriage - 25 Jun 1815 - Greene, Chenango, New York, USA Death - 6 Jan 1865 - Elmira, Chemung, New York, USA Burial - Aft 6 Jan 1865 - Elmira, Chemung, New York, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

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  [S1127] Ancestry.com, Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1964, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2014;), Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission; Harrisburg, PA, USA; Pennsylvania (State). Death Certificates, 1906-1968; Certificate Number Range: 078201-082000. Record for Edward O Austria (13) facts 20240218GHLn- 20240218GHLn- Edward O Austria/Austin in the Pennsylvania, U.S., Death Certificates, 1906-1970 Name Edward O Austria [Edward O Austin] Gender Male Race White Age 84y farmer res Main St, Austi, PA Birth 28 Dec 1825 Green Village New York Death 1 Aug 1909 16:00h Austin, Potter, Penna cause Cerebral hemorrhage 155 old age signed W.B. Potter, MD Austin, PA Father Orimal Austin b Oxford, NY Mother Sara Purple b Green Village, NY inform Charles Austin Coudersport burial Aug 4 1909 Forest Hill Cemetery Austin, PA Certificate Number 81581 Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission; Harrisburg, PA, USA; Pennsylvania (State). Death Certificates, 1906-1968; Certificate Number Range: 078201-082000 PA Death Cert 19090801 Edward O Austin.jpg 20240218GHLn- Edward O Austria/Austin in the Pennsylvania, U.S., Death Certificates, 1906-1970 Name Edward O Austria [Edward O Austin] Gender Male Race White Age 84y farmer res Main St, Austi, PA Birth 28 Dec 1825 Green Village New York Death 1 Aug 1909 16:00h Austin, Potter, Penna cause Cerebral hemorrhage 155 old age signed W.B. Potter,… [S1115] Ancestry.com, U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2012;). Record for Edward Orrameal Austin (39) facts 20240218GHLn- 20240218GHLn- Edward Orrameal “E.O.” Austin Photos added by DJ Crane Edward Orrameal “E.O.” Austin BIRTH 28 Nov 1825 Greene, Chenango County, New York, USA DEATH 1 Aug 1909 (aged 83) Austin, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA BURIAL Forest Hill Cemetery Austin, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA MEMORIAL ID39495977 · PHOTOS 3 FLOWERS 1 He was to of actually been born in Leslie, n.y. which no longer exists. MARRIED AMELIA MARCH 15,1849 Suggested edit: It is with much regret that the citizens generally of Potter County and especially the residents of Austin learned of the death of E.O. Austin the founder of that borough, which occurred at his home there on Sunday afternoon. Mr. Austin was stricken with paralysis about three weeks ago and from that death ensued. Potter County could not have lost a man that has exerted any more influence for it that the deceased and it was with true regret in each acquaintance's heart that the heard of his demise. Mr. Austin by the following children : R.S. and J.F. Austin of Austin; Commissioner Charles Austin, of Coudersport; Thomas of Buffalo; Mrs Benjamin Pelton of Farmer's Valley and Miss Agnes Austin, of Austin. The funeral of E.O. Austin was held at his home in Austin, Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock and business was at a standstill there, the entire town showing honor to the founder of the place. The funeral was under Masonic Auspices, as he was charter member of the Arcana Lodge, having taken his demit from Eulalia Lodge at Coudersport. There were many Masons present from surrounding towns. Burial was made in the Austin Cemetery. The historical sketch in the History of Potter County published in 1890, has the following to say about this distinguished man: E.O. Austin was a son of Orrameal Austin being born in Greene, Chenango County, N.Y., in December 1825, and received a limited education in his native county, and in 1841 came with his parents to White's Corners, Harrison Township, Potter County, Pa., remaining there until 1856 when he removed to what is now the borough of Austin. He build the road from North Hollow, now to Costello, to his place a distance of three miles and later built the road from Austin to Keating Summit, that he might get railroad facilities. He purchased a large tract of timber land on the ground where Austin borough stands and followed it up with getting large industries to locate in the town that bears his name. In 1885 the Goodyear Lumber Company located its mammoth plant there and it has proven to have been an excellent industry for the town. Being a civil engineer he did much work in surveying the to county a number of years ago, and his work in that line still remains as the standard. The town of Austin located on 147 acres owned by Mr. Austin, was laid out by him, which became incorporated as a borough in October 19, 1888, and he has always worked for its advancement. Mr. Austin began life as a poor boy, and his own hard work amassed a competency. He was elected Justice of the Peace in 1857, serving continuously up to the of his death; served Potter County as a commissioner for two terms being first elected in 1863, and for nearly a half century served as a school director. He was Civil War Veteran, serving from 1862 to July of 1865, and was chief clerk in the department of Palmico. He holds membership in Eulalia Lodge, No.342, F& A. M. of Coudersport. Mr. Austin in earlier days was correspondent for many newspapers, a facile and interesting writer and a man of general information concerning historical events in Potter County. The Historical Reminiscences of Potter County now on file in Harrisburg with the State Historical Society is the work of Mr. Austin and he was also a valued contributor to Egle's History of Pennsylvania. Mr. Austin read law and was admitted to the bar but never practiced to any great extent, but used his know for his own benefit. He was a leading citizen of Austin and no man in the county has more extensive influence or is more widely know or respected. He was married in 1849 to Amelia Steadman, who died leaving five children. He afterwards married Julia Allington and to them been born three children. Contributor: Tracy Orlowski (49614562) © 2020 Find A Grave, All rights reserved.ARRIED JULIA EARLY 1876 Family Members Parents Orramael Austin 1788-1865 Sarah Cowdery "Sally" Purple Austin 1799-1875 Spouses Amelia Stedman Austin 1826-1875 (m. 1849) Julia Allington Wales Austin 1844-1906 (m. 1876) Siblings Mary Humilis Austin Lawton 1816-1847 Rev John Jenkins Austin 1819-1894 Theodosia Ann Austin Scoville 1822-1851 Edwin Ruthven Austin 1829-1832 Edwin Ruthven Austin 1834-1912 Children Charles Douglas Austin 1849-1933 Frank Purple Austin 1852-1891 Ralph Steadman Austin 1858-1929 Agnes Mary Austin 1878-1931 Flowers Edward O. Austin's son Thomas Duel Austin (b. August 1882) married my grandfather's sister, Alice Van Riper, at Newfield, NY at the M.E. Church parsonage on July 10, 1910. Left by Renee Arnold on 11 Apr 2014 ___________ 20250716GHLn- wiki- biography Edward Oramel Austin (December 1825 – August 1, 1909) was a settler and founder of Austin, Pennsylvania. Biography Edward Oramel Austin was born in December 1825 in Greene, New York, to Oramel Austin.[1][2] He traveled to Whites Corners, Potter County, Pennsylvania in 1841 along with his parents. He stayed there until 1856, when he settled in Freeman Run, Potter County, Pennsylvania.[3] Austin lived in a small cabin he built which is now Main Street in Austin. In 1878 he built a larger home. There now stands a replica of Austin's home very close to where it originally stood. It houses a museum dedicated to him, the Austin Dam, the flood of 1911, and the overall history of the town. The original home was destroyed by the 1911 flood.[4] He was a surveyor by trade. Also, he was a Justice of the Peace his entire life. After first settling in Austin, which at the time was part of Sylvania Township, Austin built a road of 3 miles (4.8 km) from his place to Costello, formally North Wharton. Later, in 1870, he built a state road from Austin to Keating Summit, to give a railroad connection to Austin. The clearing of his tract of land in Austin ultimately led to great manufacturing interests, and industrial development. Therefore, he was able to bring in the business of Mr. Garretson.[3] He also helped convince Goodyear Lumber Company to bring its Mammoth plant to Austin in 1885.[1][5] The borough of Austin was named after him and it was officially incorporated in October 1888. He actually owned the 147 acres on which the town was built. Because of his skills as a civil engineer and land surveyor he was able to draw plans to lay out the town as he saw fit.[1][3] He surveyed parts of Potter County and incorporated the borough of Austin on October 19, 1888.[1][5] From 1847 to 1849, Austin spent time studying law, although he had no intention of practicing. He also did some writing about Potter County which was incorporated in Egle's History of Pennsylvania.[3] He became justice of the peace in 1857 and served in the role until his death.[1] He was a school director for 40 years.[citation needed] Austin was elected county commissioner in 1863 and served two terms.[5] He was a member of the Union Army during the Civil War,[5] serving from late 1862 until July 1865.[1] He was chief clerk in the Palmico department.[1] He was a member of the Masons at the level of Master Mason.[citation needed] He was a charter member of the Arcana Lodge.[1] Family He was first married on March 15, 1849, to Amelia Steadman. Together they had five children. Following the death of his wife in March 1875 he married Julia Allington Wales. Together they had three children. She died May 3, 1906, at the family home in Austin.[1][6] Austin died on August 1, 1909, at his home in Austin. He was buried in Austin Cemetery.[1][5] Austin, EO & Julia of Austin,PA FB200327LNPoMcK 20200327HAv- Lanny Nunn?Potter/McKean County, Pennsylvania Genealogy Visual Storyteller · 12 hrs · 27 March 2020 Austin PA. 18You, Tina Johnson Daughenbaugh, Lee Wisel and 15 others 2 Comments Like Comments Grace Titus Julia and E O Austin...... 1Like · Reply · 10h Cece Zerbst You know everything, Grace! 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