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                   BIRTH:Ogden City Cem. records;
MARR:Obit said 1878  by Pres. Charles F. Middleton Ogden,Weber,Utah;
DEATH:Ogden City Cem. records;Headstone said died 1939;
BURIAL:Ogden City Cem. records;

Charles F. Middleton is the Justice of the Peace in the 1880 federal census
Ogden,Utah.

Other Sources:
1900 federal census Ogden,Weber,Utah
1910 federal census Ogden,Weber,Utah marr. 32 yrs 4 children with 4 living.

Conflict on year of birth.  Headstone said 1860

Obit
Mary Austin, Pioneer, Dead
Widow of City Councilman
Had Resided In Ogden Since 1867

      Mrs Mary Austin, 80, an Ogden pioneer, died Saturday afternoon at the
family home, 141 30th.
      Mrs Austin was the widow of John W. Austin, who served in the city council
for over 12 years under three mayors, A.L. Brewer, E.M. Conroy and Abbot R.
Heywood.
      She was born in Cardiff, Wales, Feb 18, 1858 to William and Sarah Haddock
Rees.  With her mother she emigrated to American when she was nine, coming
directly to Ogden, where she had since resided.
     In 1878 she married Mr Austin in Ogden.  President Charles F. Middleton
performed the ceremony.
      Mr. Austin died here May 30, 1930.
     Mrs Austin was a member of the Neighbors of Woodcraft, Circle 581.  She was
a past guardian of Sego Lily circle No 174 and past president of the Veteran
Firemen's auxiliary organization.
      She is survived by the following children, John R. Austin, Grand Island,
Neb; Frank W. Austin, Mrs Hubert (Lettie) King, and Mrs John (Neta) Bowman of
Ogden; seven grandchildren, two great-grandchildren.  The Larkin mortuary is in
charge of funeral services.