m. Susan Jane Jones Austin Ashley
Co.,
Arkansas [DeArmond
p352]
Widow of Joseph Wesley Austin, brother of Allen W. Austin,
above)
b. 1841 Georgia
d. ? after 1881
buried - ?
her father: ?
her mother: ? lys
Children
with
Susan Jane Austin |
|||
---|---|---|---|
Mary Ophelia Austin
(twin) |
b. 1866 Georgia |
m. William Allen Stell |
|
William C. Austin (twin) |
b. 1866 Georgia |
m. |
|
Seaborn Lafontina "Dick" Austin |
b. Jan. 1868 Georgia |
d. |
1m. Hattie ?Coleman (b. Sept 1879) 2m. Lucile |
Sally Edna Austin |
b. 1869 Georgia |
d. |
his 2m. John D.
Hollaway (son of James L. Hollaway) |
Louella W. Austin |
b. 1872 Georgia |
||
Joseph M. Austin |
b. 1873 Georgia |
||
Julius Roe Austin |
b. June 8, 1875 Georgia |
m. Emma Hundley |
|
Septimus Lysurgas "Tim" Austin |
b. 1878 Arkansas |
d. alive 1920 Miss. |
m. Alena / Alma Cain (dau. to Willis Cain and Alice Hollaway(dau of James L. Hollaway)) |
Benjamin
Hill
Austin |
b. 1881 Arkansas |
d. abt 1917-1920 AL |
m. Clyde
Pearl
Hollaway (son of James L. Hollaway) |
The Austin family became particularly
close to the Hollaway family in Ashley County,
Arkansas.
Willie Lee Hollaway, the father of Clyde Pearl Hollaway who
married
Benjamin Hill Austin, had a second marriage to Lou "Ella"
Austin,
daughter of Joseph Wesley Austin.
1850 - Allen W. Austin is
in
the family of his father in Muscoogi Co., Georgia,
1870 - We find Allen Austin in Georgia
where most of his children seemed to have been born.
Austin,
Allen
W 30 m w
farmer &
laborer
/
$300
Alabama
" , Susan
J. 29 m
w Keeping
house
Georgia
" , William
C.
4 m w
(twin)
Georgia
" , Mary
O.
4
f w
(twin)
Georgia
" , Seaborn
L
2 m
w
Georgia
" ,
infant
7/12
f w (?Sallie E.)
Georgia
" , Louella
W 8 f w
Georgia
" ,
Joseph
7
m w
Georgia
[US
Census,
Georgia,
Chattahochie, Casseta dist. p.33]
1880 - about 1878 the Austin family
moved
to Ashley Co., Arkansas
1900 - Austin, Seaborn
L. head w m Jan.
1868 32 mar 0yrs
Georgia Georgia
Georgia Chemist
"
, Hattie
M. wife w f
Sept
1879 20 mar
0 Arkansas
Lousiana Louisiana
[US
Census,
Arkansas,
Desha , Franklin twp. enum. dist. 60,
sheet 4]
1910
-
The oldest daughter of Willie Hollaway, Clyde gets married about
1908
and moves off to Colorado with her new husband.
1914- Benjamin Austin had been
working in
the smelting industry in Colorado and then later in the steel
mills of
Birmingham, Alabama. According to my mother Benjamin fell
into a
vat of molted steel and killed immediately. Clyde was made
a
widow with three young sons. By 1920 she seems to be
managing by
well enough to own her home in which she seems to be operating a
boarding house. She has a couple of black servants that
live in
the back who I assume help her with the care of the house.
1917-1918- Benjamin Hill Austin
registers
for the draft in Jefferson Co., Ala.
1920- Clyde Hollaway Austin is a
widow,
listed as (Mrs) Ben. H. Austin,
living in Pine Bluff City, Jefferson Co., Arkansas. She
seems to
be
running a boarding house and has four single adults and a couple
living
with her and calls herself a housekeeper. She also seems
to have
two
servants living in rear.
1920-22 - Clyde remarries to Charlie
Bainbridge.
1930- Ernest L. Holloway, Clyde's brother,
has a family in Arkansas and has taken in Lee Austin, his
sisters
oldest son for a period of time.
Clyde has remarried to Charles Bainbridge and is living in Pine
Bluff,
Arkansas. Note the different spelling
1935-approximately Charles and Clyde
Bainbridge move to Berkeley, California where he was a painting
and
paperhanging contractor. By about 1954 they move to San Lorenzo,
CA
probably to be near Clyde's son Dan Austin and his family.
1957- December about 21st.
Charles
Bainbridge dies in Hayward, California.
1960's - While Cyde was living in
Oakland,
Sadie Hollaway Kirkland Johnson, would go to visit usually by
train. On one particular trip they traveled around by
car. Sadie was surprised that they had to stop so
frequently at gas stations where her sister disappeared into the
restroom. When Sadie went in to follow her the window was
always
open. On more than one occasion she caught the smell of a
burning
cigarette. Clyde never admitted to smoking but it seemed
appropriate behavior for the time. Clyde was known
for
never opening her bedroom door until she was completely dressed
including her pearl necklace. [experience and story as told to
Elroy
Christenson in an interview with Sadie about 1964]
1972, November 1. Clyde Bainbridge
dies at
age 87 in California.
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