All Austin's found in the records of Hillcrest Cemetery located on Stanton Rd. in East Point , Ga. Are listed below. This does not include names buried before 1922 back to 1893 (Establishment) as a fire destroyed those records.(If marked, could be found via a foot search) Also, does not include burials from the past 7 years as recent burials were not entered. Some, even though buried in years where burials were being entered in or were not destroyed in the fire may also be missing. If this is the case and you are related and know for sure of a burial not listed, please notify us. If you see someone in your family line and want to know if a cause of death is listed, please email and I will check to see if it happens to be included with that particular burial. Below are the Austin Records, Thanks Hillcrest Cemetery Memorial Association. Historian and Preservationist. http:www.geocities.com/memories_in_stone/hillcrest.html Austin Bobbie 10 Dec 1935 3 E 3 W1/2 3 Austin Charles H 17 Jun 1948 3 E 3 1 Austin Fred Lee 12 Jul 1966 3 E 3 3 Austin J. H. 22 Feb 1935 5 X 15 W1/2 5 Austin Jame N. 22 Feb 1942 3 E 2 2 Austin James Clinton 29 Jul 1972 3 E-1 4 3 Austin James Clinton 29 Jul 1972 Austin James H 1 Nov 1967 4 X 10 2 Austin Jim H (Inf of) 22 Feb 1935 Austin Leslie D 17 Feb 1961 3 Austin Mary Lou Mrs. 11 Mar 1955 3 E 2 1 Austin Mattie Pearl 17 Feb 1977 3 E 3 2

Greetings, I'm looking for info on George Austin born 1817 in New York to Peter and Susanna Austin. He moved to Michigan some time after 1844. He may have also lived in Pennsylvania. He married Mary A. Any help will be greatly appreciated! Thanks! Alinda M. Miller

married=George W. Crull(lived )Cambridge City,In.My GreatGrandfather was-William T. Crull .Wondering about Petty and McCullough families ,also conected . have a good day.

I am trying to reach Bonnie or Anna regarding a posting on the Austin list archives regarding Erastus Austin. I believe he was a great-grandfather of my husband through his daughter Harriet, but I have not been able to prove it yet. I have a Harriet who married James Pettit around 1850. The Pettit children were born in Wisconsin. James was a shoemaker enumerated next to Erastus Austin in 1860. In 1870, Erastus and Anna Austin were enumerated in the household with Harriet Pettit, who was widowed. Neither Austin is enumerated with Harriet in 1880, although there is a Thomas Austin enumerated who is also enumerated in Waterloo who might be Harriet's brother. Please let me know if you think there could be a connection. Thank you! Susan familyseeker@everestkc.net

The rest of the story . . . http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/bl_cell_phone_directory.htm 'Do Not Call' List for Cell Phone Users Netlore Archive: Email flier warns that a directory of cell phone numbers will soon be published and urges users to enter their cell phone numbers on a federal 'do not call' list to prevent unsolicited calls from telemarketers Description: Email flier Circulating since: Sep. 2004 Status: Partly true Analysis: See below Email example contributed by Gail E., 14 October 2004: Cell Phone Directory: A directory of cell phone numbers will be published soon. This opens the door to solicitors calling our cell phones using up our minutes. The Federal Trade Commission has set up a do not call list. You must call FROM the number you wish to register, or go to their website at www.donotcall.gov, to be included on the do not call list. The number is 1-888-382-1222. Comments: While it's true that the major wireless phone providers (with the sole exception of Verizon) have announced their intention to compile a directory of customers' cell phone numbers, it isn't true that they plan to publish" said directory for all to see. The numbers will be made available only if customers opt in, and will be accessible only by those who call information and pay a fee. Participating service providers swear the numbers will never be available to telemarketers. Not everyone believes that, however, as evidenced by a privacy protection bill already introduced in Congress which would modify the plan to allow 411 callers to be directly connected to requested parties but would not allow those parties' numbers to be given out. It remains to be seen precisely what form the cell phone "directory" will ultimately take. Meanwhile, the Federal Trade Commission does allow worried cell phone users to add their numbers to the National Do Not Call Registry — the same one that is already in force for landlines — either online or by calling 1-888-382-1222 . Kathie In Montana Cascade County, Montana Volunteer RAOGK http://www.raogk.com/ and http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb com/~obitl/volmt.html ~Remembering 9/11/2001and The Columbia Crew 2003

FYI - CELL PHONES A directory of cell phone numbers will be published soon. This opens the door to solicitors calling our cell phones using up our minutes. The Federal Trade Commission has set up a do not call list. You must call FROM the number you wish to register. The number is 1-888-382-1222, OR you can click on the link below to register your cell phones on line. https://www.donotcall.gov/register/Reg.aspx Pass it on to your cell phone friends!

I am looking for information on George t Austin married to Betty McDaniel not sure what state he is from but he died in either lakewood or mabie long beach california. His Children are David Austin born around Jan 11 1945 and Randal Austin born around 1948 Davids children are Rene Austin Tammy Austin and Danny Ausatin Rene Soliz rsoliz@earthlink.net Why Wait? Move to EarthLink.

Austin Listers... Some additional books concerning Austin family history and genealogy have recently been made available to researchers at the Austins of America Genealogical Society (AOAGS) web site at: www.aoags.org Just follow the "Books" link to read descriptions of these books. ... Mike Austin

Austin Listers... Some additional books concerning Austin family history and genealogy have recently been made available to researchers at the Austins of America Genealogical Society (AOAGS) web site at: www.aoags.org Just follow the "Books" link to read descriptions of these books or to purchase them on-line. ... Mike Austin

Searching for information on my GGGGrandmother Laura Austin in the Otsego, Genesee and Niagara Co. area around 1800. She m. Benjamin Franklin Parker and all I know from there is that they had their first child Thomas in 1816 in Ontario. I have found a George Austin in Otsego Co. NY around this time but nothing more. Laura may have died young in Ontario or later in Huron Co. MI Any information would be most helpful! Jane in Crystal River, FL

Hello List, Does anyone know if there is a FUND to pay for the DNA testing? My husband, George Milton Austin from the Pope County, Illinois line of Austin's is VERY willing to take a DNA test, but we do not have to funds to pay for it....any suggestions? His father is still living and also another brother. Has anyone actually connected the Illinois Austin's to any of the KNOWN Austin lines??? I would be very interested in hearing from anyone with any information on this! Thank you so much, Deborah Austin Pomona, Missouri "Addicted to Genealogy"

The Edward Austin line (Edith Austin Moore's line) differs from the Robert Austin line in two markers, but one of those two markers is two mutations off, which apparently makes a difference. You should note that the DNA for the Robert Austin line and the Jonah Austin line match, making it just as likely that Edith Austin Moore was closely related to Jonah Austin of Tenterden, Kent, as to Robert. It seems likely that Robert Austin's ancestry might be found in Kent as well. Carol Austin

Carl, To view The Austin DNA Project, go to http://www.austins.org/cgi-bin/DNAsummary20041108.pdf. or access it from "Projects" at the top of the AOAGS Website at www.austins.org The Edith Austin Moore related test is # 20710. Although it is not highlighted with the "Robert Austin of RI" group, it is only 2 markers off the normed markers. Markers 2 and 6. As near as I can tell from trying to understand what that means, from reading material both on this Website and others, it means that the DNA donor's family is related to, in this case, Robert Austin. But that the "Common Ancestor" is not a father or grandfather, but is much further back. Hopefully, someday further research back into the English origins of both lines will reveal the connection. Edith Austin Moore herself was never able to make the connection, and her Edward Austin ancestor's line was listed in the back of her original book, page 470 along with other possible, but unplaced lines. At the Austin Families Assn of America Website, www.afaoa.org/ , at the present time, Edward was attached as the son of an unknown son of Edward Austin and Isabel Hardy. This is noted as speculation. In a future update, that line will return to "Northern Unplaced Austins" Liz Austin Carlin Genealogist Austin Families Assn of America. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carl Hommel" <chommel6@comcast.net> To: <AUSTIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2004 5:45 PM Subject: September 2004 Newsletter > The September 2004 issue of the Austins of America Genealogical Society > Newsletter, which I received today, says on the last page (!) that a DNA > test proved that a nephew of Edith Austin Moore was not descended from > Robert Austin of Kingston, RI. > > Since this is rather a startling bit of news, I hope that some follow-up > infomation could be provided to people, such as me, who based their > descent from Robert Austin on Mrs. Moore's book. > > Is it known when and where the disconnect ocurred? If we are not descended > from Robert, how many of the Jeremiah's were? > > I hope that we can receive further information soon, or at least a report > on what progress is being undertaken to answer our concerns. > > Carl Hommel

The September 2004 issue of the Austins of America Genealogical Society Newsletter, which I received today, says on the last page (!) that a DNA test proved that a nephew of Edith Austin Moore was not descended from Robert Austin of Kingston, RI. Since this is rather a startling bit of news, I hope that some follow-up infomation could be provided to people, such as me, who based their descent from Robert Austin on Mrs. Moore's book. Is it known when and where the disconnect ocurred? If we are not descended from Robert, how many of the Jeremiah's were? I hope that we can receive further information soon, or at least a report on what progress is being undertaken to answer our concerns. Carl Hommel

From Helen Austin, Decatur, AL Dear Liz Carlin, Can you please tell me what census location for the 1830 period would be important for further research on the Austin line you mentioned in the recent Austin LIST? In a message dated 10/2/2004 12:00:42 PM Central Daylight Time, AUSTIN-D-request@rootsweb.com (Liz Carlin) writes: I noted at the time that they seemed to be related to the NC-SC-GA-AL " William and Ruth Austin " line. After checking out the 1840 Franklin Co., Alabama census for Richard, I feel very confident that he is the "Richard", son of Michael Austin, 1759 Ireland of the "William and Ruth Austin" line. As you probably remember, Liz, I am interested in any Austin families that migrated from NC/SC across AL in the period from 1800 to 1850. I am still searching for a family that Was in TN in 1824 (birth of Nancy Austin) and 1831 (Birth of John C. Austin). Both Nancy and John were living in North Alabama before 1860 and according to marriages of Morgan County both were married during the previous decade. I will look at the web page for the William and Ruth Austin Line when it is up. Thanks for posting this information. Helen

Jane, I have taken a while to reply to your query, because, when I looked at your 1850 Census reference, Nancy was next to her apparent brother Michael Austin, who was next to her apparent father Richard Austin, and I wanted to check them out. I noted at the time that they seemed to be related to the NC-SC-GA-AL " William and Ruth Austin " line. After checking out the 1840 Franklin Co., Alabama census for Richard, I feel very confident that he is the "Richard", son of Michael Austin, 1759 Ireland of the "William and Ruth Austin" line. Nancy' s brother Michael has been moved from the "Southern Unplaced Austins" to the "William and Ruth Austin" line, and Nancy and her family, and the children of Richard Austin from the 1850 census have been added to "William and Ruth Austin" line. Unfortunately, the "Unplaced" and the "William and Ruth" lines have just been updated on the Website, so you will not see this present Update just yet. However, you will find your pertinent information in the above files. All Austin databases are developed and maintained by the genealogists and compilers of the Austin Families Assn of America. They can be viewed in "group sheet format" at the Austin Families Assn of America Website, www.afaoa.org/ Click on Austin Research. To read the database like a "book" narrative-by generation style, go to the Austin-Austen Research Center, www.aoags.org/ResearchCenter/ . You cannot print out AARC documents unless you are a member of one of the Austin groups that support it - so, of course, we suggest AFAOA. ) . Additions/corrections to the database, can ONLY be made to the live people at the Austin Families Assn of America Website www.afaoa.org/ . Liz Austin Carlin Genealogist Austin Families Assn of America ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richards" <ksmjrichards@cimtel.net> To: <AUSTIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, August 29, 2004 6:27 PM Subject: Nancy H. Austin > I'm looking for any info Nancy H. Austin. She married Peter Wallace some > time around 1850. I find her at 15 years old with my great grandfather > James > Wallace at one month old in the 1850 Bossie County, LA. Census. If you > have > any info on this family please email me. > > Thank you, > Jane Richards > Oklahoma > > ______________________________

I am looking for William Austin born in Connecticut and married Mary ? they help found Port Sanilac, Sanilac County, Michigan in about 1850. In about 1858 they went and founded Port Austin in Huron County, Michigan. They had the following Children: Jediah b. about 1833 Phoebe b. about 1835 Sarah b. about 1838 Edwin b. about 1842 Thank you for any help. David Buckingham genealogy@dabuckingham.com http://www.dabuckingham.com --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.769 / Virus Database: 516 - Release Date: 24-Sep-04

Dear Austin Listers, The Austins of America Genealogical Society (AOAGS) newsletter for September 2004 will be mailed out soon to over 600 AOAGS members and libraries around the world. Its contents include: AOAGS Celebrates 25th Anniversary 2005 International Austin Convention in Canterbury, Kent County, England 2004 Convention in Salt Lake City, Utah 2004 Austin Genealogical Research Award Some Descendants of Thomas Austin of Barbados Past and Future Austin Family Conventions Descendants of Edward Horton Austin of Maine and Massachusetts Lord Herbert Austin - An Inventor and Automotive Pioneer The Austin Scottish Connection Austins in the Federal Census of 1850 -- Florida DNA Test Disproves Moore's Theory on Her Austin Line A limited number of complimentary copies of this newsletter have been made available for Austin family researchers who have not previously received a complimentary copy. There is no cost or obligation. If you would like to receive your complimentary copy, just e-mail me your "snail mail" address (the newsletter is printed and cannot be sent by e-mail) and we will send you a free newsletter... enjoy! Best Regards... Mike Austin

The third paragraph should read: His many affiliations include: SIRS#46, Seventeen Club, Morningstar Lodge #68, Ben Ali Shriners of Sacramento, Stockton High 12#9 and Kirkwood Homeowner's Association. He was an Ag. Expo volunteer and a board member of Stockton Water Reclamation District #5. ----- Original Message ----- Sent: Sunday, September 05, 2004 6:55 PM Subject: [Austin List] Harold Austin 1917 to 2004 Found this obituary in The (Stockton) Record Friday Sept 3, 2004, pg B4. Other than separating the paragraphs for easier reading I have typed it exactly as printed. I have no further information about Mr. Austin or his family. ===================================== Stockton Harold Earle Austin Aug. 18, 1917 - Sept 1, 2004 Harold Earle Austin, 87 was born in Fresno, CA on August 18, 1917, and moved to Stockton in 1927. He graduated from Victory Grammar School, Stockton High School, and attended the College of the Pacific. He married the love of his life, Jean Turner Goodman, on August 27, 1938. His involvement in the grocery business began with Safeway Stores in Stockton and after service in the USMC during W.W. II, he return to Stockton and joined R. M. Warren Co., Wholesale Grocers, eventually becoming the owner. After selling his business, he finished his career as Branch Manager and Sales Manager of Monarch Foods in Sacramento. A lifelong sportsman, after retirement Harold became an avid golfer and spectator. With his wife, he attended spring training in Arizona each year. He was inducted in the Stockton Athletic Hall of Fame as a member of the 1932-1933 American Legion Champion baseball team. His many affiliations include: SIRS#46, Seventeen Club, Morningstar Lodge #68 Stockton High 12#9 and Kirkwood Homeowner's Association. He was an Ag. Expo volunteer and a board member of Stockton Water Reclamation District #5. Harold was preceded in death by his wife of 59 years, Jean, and brother Carroll D. Austin. Survivors include: sisters: Marilyn Meyer and Pat Howard, in-laws; Robert Carlson, Doris Austin and Jean and Steve Goodman, children; Kathy Henderson (Jim), Steve Austin (Teresa) and John Austin (Lynne), grandchildren; Michael (Szylvia), David, Nancy, Jeannie, Mary and Stephenie Austin, great grandchildren; Katie and Nicholas Austin, eleven nieces and nephews and a good friend in need and deed, Robert Doscher. Services: None, at his request, Interment: Private. Contributions in his memory may be made to St. Mary's Interfaith Dining Hall TLC, 545 W. Sonora, Stockton, CA 95203 or Hospice House 3888 Pacific Avenue, Stockton, CA 95204. ROCHA'S MORTUARY

Found this obituary in The (Stockton) Record Friday Sept 3, 2004, pg B4. Other than separating the paragraphs for easier reading I have typed it exactly as printed. I have no further information about Mr. Austin or his family. ===================================== Stockton Harold Earle Austin Aug. 18, 1917 - Sept 1, 2004 Harold Earle Austin, 87 was born in Fresno, CA on August 18, 1917, and moved to Stockton in 1927. He graduated from Victory Grammar School, Stockton High School, and attended the College of the Pacific. He married the love of his life, Jean Turner Goodman, on August 27, 1938. His involvement in the grocery business began with Safeway Stores in Stockton and after service in the USMC during W.W. II, he return to Stockton and joined R. M. Warren Co., Wholesale Grocers, eventually becoming the owner. After selling his business, he finished his career as Branch Manager and Sales Manager of Monarch Foods in Sacramento. A lifelong sportsman, after retirement Harold became an avid golfer and spectator. With his wife, he attended spring training in Arizona each year. He was inducted in the Stockton Athletic Hall of Fame as a member of the 1932-1933 American Legion Champion baseball team. His many affiliations include: SIRS#46, Seventeen Club, Morningstar Lodge #68 Stockton High 12#9 and Kirkwood Homeowner's Association. He was an Ag. Expo volunteer and a board member of Stockton Water Reclamation District #5. Harold was preceded in death by his wife of 59 years, Jean, and brother Carroll D. Austin. Survivors include: sisters: Marilyn Meyer and Pat Howard, in-laws; Robert Carlson, Doris Austin and Jean and Steve Goodman, children; Kathy Henderson (Jim), Steve Austin (Teresa) and John Austin (Lynne), grandchildren; Michael (Szylvia), David, Nancy, Jeannie, Mary and Stephenie Austin, great grandchildren; Katie and Nicholas Austin, eleven nieces and nephews and a good friend in need and deed, Robert Doscher. Services: None, at his request, Interment: Private. Contributions in his memory may be made to St. Mary's Interfaith Dining Hall TLC, 545 W. Sonora, Stockton, CA 95203 or Hospice House 3888 Pacific Avenue, Stockton, CA 95204. ROCHA'S MORTUARY