Person Sheet
NameSusan Palmer 
Birth Date27 Mar 179584
Birth PlaceStephentown, Rensselaer Co., NY
Reside Date1828 Age: 32
Reside PlaceNorth Collins, Erie Co. NY
Census Date1840 Age: 44
Census PlaceBrant, Erie, NY
Census Memop170 0001-0010001 w/ Edmond & Elizabeth
Reside Date1850 Age: 54
Reside PlaceBurlington, Burlington, NJ
Census Date1855 Age: 59
Census PlaceEvans, Erie, NY
Census MemoLiving with John Powers and daughter Harriet
Death Date1856109 Age: 60
Death PlaceNorth Collins, Erie, NY
Burial PlaceNorth Collins, Erie Co. NY
Burial MemoNorth Collins Quaker Hicksite Cemetery
ReligionQuaker after marriage
FatherAsa Palmer (1756-1826)
MotherSusanna Slater (1761-1804)
Spouses
Birth Date27 Mar 1795108
Birth PlaceFerrisburg Twp, Addison, VT
Death Datebef 1840 Age: 44
Census Date1830 Age: 34
Census PlaceEvans, Erie, NY
Census Memo0-1-0-1-0-1-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-|||||-0-1-1-0-0-1 image 11 not in index
Reside Date1828103 Age: 32
Reside PlaceNorth Collins, Erie Co. NY
ReligionQuaker (Hicksite after 1828)
FatherNathaniel Austin Sr. (1760-1828)
MotherMilcah “May” or “Huldah” Hussey (1761-1818)
Marr Datebef 25 Apr 1818110
Marr PlaceVT
ChildrenHenry (Died as Infant) (1819-1819)
Harriet M. (1820-1892)
Edmond Byington (1823-1904)
Elizabeth O. (1825-1904)
James (not linked) (Foster) (~1810-)
Notes for Susan Palmer
Received into Ferrisburgh MM per men's minutes 30 Dec 1818. Also welcomed by women’s meeting per minutes dated 2nd 9th mo 1818. Susannah mentioned in women's minutes 2nd 2nd 1820.
Susanna not a Quaker when she married, her father was a Baptist preacher. Nathaniel Jr. wrote a note, 25 Apr 1818, appologizing for marrying out of good order. . Also see committee to investigate and in minutes in months following including 5 Sep 1818 and 30 Sep 1818. Conclusion report dated 28 Oct 1818.
Susannah removed to Burlington, NJ MM 1849. Mercy Wilson and ___ were assigned to help her get settled. Could not find her in 1850 Census for Burlington, NJ. She removed back to Collins in 1851. 111
Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy: Philadelphia
MINUTES AND MARRIAGE RECORDS
page 315
1849, 5, 7. Susanna rocf Collins MM, N. Y.
page 316
1851, 4, 7. Susan gct Collins MM, N. Y.
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In 1973-1976 I served as the minister of the Congregational church in Orwell.
The book entitled, A History of the Town of Orwell, Vermont, compiled by Doris Bishop, published by The Town of Orwell in 1963 shows:
[p. 13] that 71 men took the Freeman's Oath and the Oath of Allegiance, apparently on 12 Dec 1787 when the town was organized [it had been chartered in
1763]. On the list there appears: Amos Palmer
[pp. 34-37] A Baptist church was founded in Orwell in 1787. After difficulties in 1843--perhaps affected by the Millerite movement--it finally disbanded
sometime after 1850. No records available after 1852. [I lived in Orwell, but never saw where this church had been, to my recollection.]
A 1792 list of resident members of the Baptist church in Orwell includes the following:
Azariah Palmer, James Noble, Amos Palmer, Russell Noble, Ann Noble, Lucy Palmer, Cynthia Palmer, Electa Noble, Joanna Palmer.
Susanna not a Quaker when she married, her father was a Baptist preacher. Nathaniel Jr. wrote a note, 25 Apr 1818, appologizing for marrying out of good order. . Also see committee to investigate and in minutes in months following including 5 Sep 1818 and 30 Sep 1818. Conclusion report dated 28 Oct 1818.
Susannah removed to Burlington, NJ MM 1849. Mercy Wilson and ___ were assigned to help her get settled. Could not find her in 1850 Census for Burlington, NJ. She removed back to Collins in 1851. 111
Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy: Philadelphia
MINUTES AND MARRIAGE RECORDS
page 315
1849, 5, 7. Susanna rocf Collins MM, N. Y.
page 316
1851, 4, 7. Susan gct Collins MM, N. Y.
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In 1973-1976 I served as the minister of the Congregational church in Orwell.
The book entitled, A History of the Town of Orwell, Vermont, compiled by Doris Bishop, published by The Town of Orwell in 1963 shows:
[p. 13] that 71 men took the Freeman's Oath and the Oath of Allegiance, apparently on 12 Dec 1787 when the town was organized [it had been chartered in
1763]. On the list there appears: Amos Palmer
[pp. 34-37] A Baptist church was founded in Orwell in 1787. After difficulties in 1843--perhaps affected by the Millerite movement--it finally disbanded
sometime after 1850. No records available after 1852. [I lived in Orwell, but never saw where this church had been, to my recollection.]
A 1792 list of resident members of the Baptist church in Orwell includes the following:
Azariah Palmer, James Noble, Amos Palmer, Russell Noble, Ann Noble, Lucy Palmer, Cynthia Palmer, Electa Noble, Joanna Palmer.
Remarks
!SPOUSE-CHILDERN: Edith Austin Moore, JOSEPH AUSTIN OF NH AND MATTHEW AUSTIN OF ME; p 38 &70.
!SPOUSE-CHILDERN: Vital Records of Ferrisburg, VT.
!SPOUSE-CHILDERN: Vital Records of Ferrisburg, VT.
Notes for Nathaniel S. (Spouse 1)
1819 3rd of 2nd Mo attended Ferrisburgh Monthly Meeting to report accounts of a preparative meeting
Quaker records for Collins MM show family removed from Ferrisburg, Addison, VT MM dated 27 Nov 1828 Exact quote:
Quaker Census of 1828 shows family in Collins as Hicksites.
Collins MM shows family requested removal to Hamburg MM 31 10th mo 1833. Removal granted 29 5th mo 1834 for Nathaniel S. Austin family.
NOTE: Nathaniel Austin Sr. died 23 Oct 1838. Nathaniel Jr. arrives in Collins, NY about 1 month later. He may have been the caregiver for Nathaniel Sr. Since 3 of his siblings had left VT years earlier. The one that is not accounted for is Andrew. The Nathaniel Austin Sr will needs to be researched.
1820 AUSTIN NATHANIEL JR. Addison County VT p039 Ferrisburgh Federal Population Schedule VT 1820 Federal Census Index VT32040730
Quaker records for Collins MM show family removed from Ferrisburg, Addison, VT MM dated 27 Nov 1828 Exact quote:
Quaker Census of 1828 shows family in Collins as Hicksites.
Collins MM shows family requested removal to Hamburg MM 31 10th mo 1833. Removal granted 29 5th mo 1834 for Nathaniel S. Austin family.
NOTE: Nathaniel Austin Sr. died 23 Oct 1838. Nathaniel Jr. arrives in Collins, NY about 1 month later. He may have been the caregiver for Nathaniel Sr. Since 3 of his siblings had left VT years earlier. The one that is not accounted for is Andrew. The Nathaniel Austin Sr will needs to be researched.
1820 AUSTIN NATHANIEL JR. Addison County VT p039 Ferrisburgh Federal Population Schedule VT 1820 Federal Census Index VT32040730
Remarks
!BIRTH-PARENTS-SIBLINGS-DEATH: Edith Austin Moore, JOSEPH AUSTIN OF NH AND MATTHEW AUSTIN OF ME; p 38 &70.
!BIRTH-PARENTS-DEATH: Vital Records of Ferrisburg, VT.
!BIRTH-PARENTS-DEATH: Vital Records of Ferrisburg, VT.
To Do
When & where did he die?