William and Elizabeth Austen of Heronden, Tenterden
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William Austen m Elizabeth Hales
├── Edward Austen │ +Rebecca Easton │ └── Edward Austen │ +Dame Jane Maynard ├── Mary Austen │ +Anthony Whetenhall ├── Abigail Austen │ +Edward Jervis ├── Elizabeth Austen │ +Samuel Short ├── John Austen, b. 1585, d. 1655 at Tenterden └── Sir Robert Austen, b. 1587, d. 1666 at Bexley. !st Baronet. (also p50) +unknown spouse └── Samuel Austen, d Turkey +Anne Muns, b. circa 1613 at Bersted, Kent, d. 28 Oct 1687 at Bexley, Kent ├── Sir John Austen, b. circa 1640, d. 5 Jan 1699 at London, 2nd Baronet │ +Rose Hale, m. 6 Dec 1661, d. 1685 │ ├── Anne Austen │ ├── Sir Robert Austen, chr. 19 Mar 1663 at Bexley, d. 5 Jul 1706 at Bexley │ │ +Elizabeth Stawell, m. 1696 │ │ ├── Sir Robert Austen, b. 6 Oct 1697, d. 7 Oct 1743 at Bath, 4th Baronet │ │ │ +Rachael Dashwood, m. 4 Nov 1738 │ │ ├── Sir Sheffield Austen, b. circa 1700 at Bexley, d. before 1758, 5th Baronet. │ │ ├── John Austen, chr. 3 Jul 1701 at Bexley, d. before 1758 │ │ │ +Mary Ellis, m. 1735 │ │ │ └── Christian Austen, b. 1736 │ │ ├── Rose Austen, b. 1702 │ │ ├── Anne Austen, b. 1704 at Bexley │ │ ├── Mary Austen, b. 1706 at Bexley │ │ │ + Richard Simms │ │ │ └── Mary Simms │ │ ├── Elizabeth Austen, b. at Bexley │ │ └── Stawell Austen, b. at Bexley │ ├── Ann Austen, b. circa 1667 at Bexley, d. 1675 │ ├── Elizabeth Austen, chr. 6 Mar 1668 at Bexley │ ├── Edward Austen, b. circa 1669 at Bexley, d. 25 Apr 1707 at the Battle of Almansa, Spain │ ├── William Austen, b. 1670 │ └── Rose Austen, b. 31 Aug 1673 at Bexley ├── Robert Austen, b. 1641, d. 1696 │ +Judith Freke, m. 29 Sep 1669 │ └── Robert Austen │ +Jane Strode │ ├── William Austen, d. 23 Sep 1742 │ ├── Jane Grace Austen │ │ +Richard Windsor │ ├── Sir Edward Austen, b. circa 1705, d. 16 Dec 1760, 6th Baronet │ │ +Susanna Walsingham, m. 28 Aug 1740 at Charlton, Kent │ └── Sir Robert Austen, b. circa 1708 at Haslemere, Surrey, d. 13 Feb 1772, 7th Baronet │ +Ann Richardson, m. 23 Jun 1755 ├── Ursula Austen │ +Henry Seymour │ └── Sir Henry Seymour │ +George Stawell │ ├── Elizabeth Stawell │ │ +Sir Robert Austen, chr. 19 Mar 1663 at Bexley, m. 1696, d. 5 Jul 1706 at Bexley │ │ ├── Sir Robert Austen (see above) │ │ ├── Sir Sheffield Austen (see above) │ │ ├── John Austen (see above) │ │ ├── Rose Austen (see above) │ │ ├── Anne Austen (see above) │ │ ├── Mary Austen (see above) │ │ ├── Elizabeth Austen (see above) │ │ └── Stawell Austen (see above) │ └── Ursula Stawell ├── Edward Austen, b. 1646 at Bexley, d. Aug 1712 │ +Mary Napier │ +Elizabeth Manning │ └── John Austen │ +unknown spouse │ ├── Elizabeth Austen, b. 1688 │ ├── John Austen, b. 11 Nov 1689, d. at Turkey │ ├── Anne Austen, b. 1691 │ ├── Edward Austen, b. 1693 │ └── Rachel Austen, b. 1695 └── Anne Austen, b. 1644 at Bexley +Margaret Williamson, m. circa 1609 at London ├── John Austen, b. 1611 at London └── Elizabeth Austen, b. 1613 at London +Sir Thomas Dacres Printed on: 17 Sep 2014 |
History timeline
1600 John Hales, Mayor of Tenterden 1603 - 1625 James 1 1605 Gunpowder plot 1625 Charles 1 1642 Civil War 1649 Charles 1 executed 
1660 Monarchy restored. Charles II crowned.
1665 Great Plague 1666 Fire of London 1685, James II crowned. 1688 Glorious Revolution, James dethroned 1689 William and Mary of Orange 1702-1714 Anne 1707 Battle of Almansa 1714-1727 George I 
George 1st
George II
George III American Independence |
A word of caution.
This chart has been compiled from a variety of secondary sources. It is subject to further checking, and hopefully, additions. **** The Austen family appeared in Tenterden at the end of the 16th century, when William Austen purchased Eastgate in the Woodchurch Road and married Elizabeth Hales, a sister to John Hales, the Mayor of 1600.
William's second son John bought great Heronden in 1600, the same year in which his third son Robert received a baronetcy from Charles II, and moved to Bexley where he died in 1666. John, being childless, left Great Heronden on his death in 1655 to his nephew Robert (II), who left it to the eldest of his three sons, William who sold it to Richard Righton, who's son Benjamin sold it to Jeremiah Curteis in 1782. Hall Place, Bexley
Sir Robert Austen (1587–1666) bought the house in 1649 , and added a second wing built of red bricks, doubling the size of the house but without trying to harmonise the two halves built in highly contrasting architectural styles. He was created 1st Baronet, of Hall Place in Bexley, on 10 July 1660 and briefly held the office of High Sheriff of Kent. The house remained in the Austen family until the mid 18th century when Robert Austen (1697–1743), the 7th baronet (Sheriff of Kent in 1724 and MP for New Romney from April 1728 to 1734), died and the estate was eventually purchased (c. 1772) by his brother-in-law Sir Francis Dashwood.. See also: Bexley Heritage Trust, and also 
Battle of Almansa
Sources.
Sue Britt, Alwyn Austen: early charts. Hugh Roberts, Tenterden, The First Thousand Years William Henry Ireland, England Topographer, or a new and complete history of the county of Kent. John Burke, A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Extinct and Dormant Baronetcies. K M Rooke, Memorial to Lady Austen in Bexley Church Richard Johnson, The Baronetage of England: Containing a Genealogical and Historical Account of all the English Baronets now existing, Vol 2. (from page 56) The Peerage, A genealogical survey of the peerage of Britain as well as the royal families of Europe. (www.the peerage.com/p12736.htm) Family Search: IGI, Community Trees House of Commons: Sir Robert Austen, 1641- 1696 Sir John Austen, 1640 - 1699 Sir Robert austen, 1697 - 1743 Wikipedia www.geni.com/people/Ursula-Austen |
