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- [S167] Various, unnamed, Portrait and biographical record of Suffolk county (Long Island) New York. Containing portraits and biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens of the county. Together with biographies and portraits of all the presi, p. 186.
- [S1108] WorldConnect Rootsweb.com, Diana Hamlett online, accessed 15 Oct 2007, http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:3009511&id=I0072.
She included the following note, which has not been verified:
Stephen Austin was listed in the 1790 Federal Census Huntington Township, Suffolk County, New York. He lived with his family next to Abraham Brinkerhoff, (probably his father-n-law. In the 1800 Federal Census Stephen Austin is listed with his family still living next to Abraham Brinkerhoff.
Their is only one Stephen Austin listed on both the 1790 and 1800 Federal Census for Huntington.
Genealogies of Long Island Families, 1600s-1800s
Long Island Source Records, Federal Census, 1800, Suffolk County, Long Island, New York, Page 381
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According to notebook 24 page 2 Austin's of America File, New John London Manuscript #024016 Stephen Austin married Mary Brinkerhoff, daughter of Abraham and Mary Brinkerhoff in 1786:
#024016: Stephen Austin (s. Thomas Austin) d.1802
m.1786 Huntington, Long Island NY Mary Brinkerhoff
(dau. Abraham & Mary Brinkerhoff) b.1766, ch:
Thomas b.1788 m. Phebe; Catherine (Katy, Cathy)
b.1789 m. George Jackson, 2 ch.; Daniel b.1792 m1.
Deborah Smith Eliza Hulse; Ann (Anna) b.1794 m. Collis
or Hatfield; John; Stephen b.1797 m. Hannah; Abraham
b.1806 m. Mary; shoemaker with Abraham Spragg
(cousin) & Harry Austin, tools of trade now in
possession of great g-s. Daniel Berry Austin
From the letters of Ralph Hausrath to Dawn Marie Austin:
Elizabeth Austin, my, (Ralph Hausrath), Aunt told me the Austin Land in Copiague had come from--"Old Brinkerhoff". This would be Abraham Brinkerhoff, a Dutch Landowner and father to Stephen Austin's wife Mary Brinkerhoff. When I was a boy in the 1920's and 1930's a large block of land---probably 25 or 30 acres----on the West side of South Great Neck Road was almost all Austin land. This land ran westward 600 to 700 feet to the east side of Howell's Creek. This block of land was south of the Montauk Highway and extended down to about where the road swings left to go to the public dock. Only a strip along Montauk Highway, part of which is now occupied by the shopping center, and one small house-sized plot further south were not Austin land.
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Stephen Austin was listed in the 1790 Federal Census Huntington Township, Suffolk County, New York. He lived with his family next to Abraham Brinkerhoff, (probably his father-n-law. In the 1800 Federal Census Stephen Austin is listed with his family still living next to Abraham Brinkerhoff.
According to notebook 24 page 2 Austin's of America File, New John London Manuscript #024016 Stephen Austin married Mary Brinkerhoff, daughter of Abraham and Mary Brinkerhoff in 1786:
#024016: Stephen Austin (s. Thomas Austin) d.1802
m.1786 Huntington, Long Island NY Mary Brinkerhoff
(dau. Abraham & Mary Brinkerhoff) b.1766, ch:
Thomas b.1788 m. Phebe; Catherine (Katy, Cathy)
b.1789 m. George Jackson, 2 ch.; Daniel b.1792 m1.
Deborah Smi Eliza Hulse; Ann (Anna) b.1794 m. Collis
or Hatfield; John; Stephen b.1797 m. Hannah; Abraham
b.1806 m. Mary; shoemaker with Abraham Spragg
(cousin) & Harry Austin, tools of trade now in
possession of great g-s. Daniel Berry Austin
From the letters of Ralph Hausrath to Dawn Marie Austin: Elizabeth Austin, my, (Ralph Hausrath), Aunt told me the Austin Land in Copiague had come from--"Old Brinkerhoff". This would be Abraham Brinkerhoff, a Dutch Landowner and father to Stephen Austin's wife Mary Brinkerhoff. When I was a boy in the 1920's and 1930's a large block of land---probably 25 or 30 acres----on the West side of South Great Neck Road was almost all Austin land. This land ran westward 600 to 700 feet to the east side of Howell's Creek. This block of land was south of the Montauk Highway and extended down to about where the road swings left to go to the public dock. Only a strip along Montauk Highway, part of which is now occupied by the shopping center, and one small house-sized plot further south were not Austin land.
- [S1108] WorldConnect Rootsweb.com, Diana Hamlett online, accessed 15 Oct 2007, http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:3009511&id=I5301.
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Abt 1766 - 1802 (36 years)
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