HISTORY OF SUTTON, NEW HAMPSHIRE: Consisting of the Historical Collections 
of Erastus Wadleigh, Esq., and A.H. Worthen, compiled and arranged by Mrs. 
Augusta Harvey Worthen.  Part II., printed by the Republican Press Association, 
Concord, N.H., ©1890.

[When the name of a town is given without designating the state, it is to 
be understood as located in New Hampshire.]


				AUSTIN (page 601)

Solomon Austin came to Sutton from Amherst, about the year 1800, and settled 
in the vicinity of Edmund Richardson, who was a brother to the wife of Mr. 
Austin.  They settled near the base of Kearsage mountain.  Their son, Saul 
Austin, married Susan Flint, brother to Susan Flint.  another daughter of 
Solomon Austin, Sally married Hezekiah Parker, Jr.
	Saul Austin and Susan his wife, had a family.  among their children 
was Charles a musical instrument manufacturer in Concord, and the inventor 
of a very important improvement in the instrument known as the melodeon.  
Saul Austin in his later years returned to Amherst, where he was living in 
1877 at the age of ninety years, being the only man then living who paid 
taxes in this town in 1810.



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