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Mary Brown Austin (1768–1824) had dramatic influence on early Texas history. Perhaps her most important contribution to history is writing a letter to her son, Stephen, two days before the death of her husband, Moses Austin , imploring Stephen F. Austin to carry out the dying wish of his father—that Stephen follow through with ...
14 de abr. de 2021 · Austin, Mary Brown (1768–1824). Mary (Maria) Brown Austin, wife of Moses Austin and mother of Stephen F. Austin and Emily Margaret Austin Bryan Perry, daughter of Abia and Margaret (Sharp) Brown, was born at Sharpsborough Furnace, New Jersey, on New Year's Day, 1768, one of eight and the oldest living child. Her father had served as a deputy ...
In 1785, he married into the affluent iron mining family of Mary Brown, who then became known as Mary Brown Austin. The Austins' second child was born in 1793 and named Stephen Fuller Austin in honor of his father's brother and his mother's great uncle. Their daughter Emily Austin followed in 1795.
Mary Brown Austin was the mother of Stephen F. Austin and Emily Austin Perry, James Elijah Brown Austin, and wife of Moses Austin. Her grandchildren include Guy Morrison Bryan, Stephen Samuel Perry, William Joel Bryan, and Moses Austin Bryan.
- Female
- January 1, 1768
- Moses Austin
- January 8, 1824
20 de nov. de 2019 · In Philadelphia he met and in 1785 married Mary Brown (see AUSTIN, MARY BROWN ), by whom he had five children, three of whom lived to maturity: Stephen Fuller Austin, who accepted and successfully carried out Moses' deathbed request to prosecute "the Texas Venture," Emily Margaret Austin ( see PERRY, EMILY MARGARET AUSTIN ), and James Elijah Bro...
Há 4 dias · According to the papers of his wife, Mary Brown Austin, his dying wish was for his son to carry out the "Texas venture." Haven for Debtors
6 de nov. de 2020 · Stephen Fuller Austin was born in Virginia on November 3, 1793, the son of Moses Austin and Mary Brown. Moses was a businessman and lead mine owner, and he began his working life in Philadelphia, where he met in 1784 and married Mary Brown, known as Maria. Moses ran a mercantile business in Richmond, Virginia with his brother Stephen.
