Born ‎21 Jul 1811 Philadelphia, PA
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MRS. SARAH AUSTIN, retired; East Liberty; was born July 21, 1811, in Philadelphia, Pa.; she was a daughter of Henry and Sarah (Caster) Moore, who emigrated to this State in 1821, and finally located in Mount Moriah, where they died-he on Feb. l, 1850, and she on Oct. 24, 1869, On July 25, 1869, he was married to Rev. Carlisle A. Austin, who was born in New Jersey, Feb. 6, 1804, and moved to East Liberty, O., in 1820, and for sixty years was a. member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, in which he always took an active part. He was a conscientious man, and one who never swerved from duty and the truth, and way a man of acknowledged ability; for several years he held the offices of Justice of the Peace, Notary Public and Surveyor, and for forty years was a local. preacher, and many, through his instrumentality, were brought to the cross of Christ. In matters that pertained to business, he was successful, leaving after him a good farm and personal property; he died in the triumph of faith, April 10, 1870; he was first married to Rebecca Rea. Mrs. Austin, who survives him, resides on the homestead; she is a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and has been since six years of age, when she was converted, and received into the church at the age of seven.

Born ‎6 Feb 1804 New Jersey, died ‎10 Apr 1878 Ohio‎, 74 years. Occupation: ‎PAStoR Methodist Episcopal Church; , ‎1st marriage to: Rebecca Rea, ‎2nd marriage to: Sarah Moore
Caleb Austin b. 1824 in Logan County, Ohio
Joshua Austin b. 1825 in Logan County, Ohio
Susan Rebecca Austin b. 25 Dec 1827 in Logan County, Ohio
Mary Catherine Austin b. 1829 in Logan County, Ohio
Sarah Austin b. 1830 in Logan County, Ohio
Elisha Hutchings Austin b. 6 Nov 1833 in Logan County, Ohio
Lydia Austin b. 1834 in Logan County, Ohio
Bathsheba Austin b. 1836 in Logan County, Ohio

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Rev. Carlisle A. Austin was born in New Jersey, Feb. 6, 1804, and moved to East Liberty, O., in 1820, and for sixty years was a. member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, in which he always took an active part. He was a conscientious man, and one who never swerved from duty and the truth, and way a man of acknowledged ability; for several years he held the offices of Justice of the Peace, Notary Public and Surveyor, and for forty years was a local. preacher, and many, through his instrumentality, were brought to the cross of Christ. In matters that pertained to business, he was successful, leaving after him a good farm and personal property; he died in the triumph of faith, April 10, 1878.

The first mercantile venture was made by Lot Inskeep, who opened a store about 1826 on the road leading from Garwood's mill to Big Spring, only a short distance from the mill. C. H. Austin succeeded him, and did business at the same place for a year or two, when, upon the laying out of East Liberty, the store was moved into the town