| 词条 | James T. Austin |
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|name=James Trecothick Austin |image= |imagesize=150px |caption= |office=22nd Massachusetts Attorney General |term_start=1832 |term_end=1843 |governor=Levi Lincoln Jr. John Davis Samuel Turell Armstrong Edward Everett Marcus Morton |predecessor=Perez Morton |successor=John H. Clifford (From 1849; Office Abolished from 1843–1849) | title2=Suffolk County, Massachusetts Attorney[1] | term_start2=1812[1] | term_end2=1832[1] | predecessor2= | successor2= |birth_date=January 7, 1784[1] |birth_place=Boston, Massachusetts[1] |death_date={{dda|1870|5|8|1784|1|7}}[1] |death_place=Boston, Massachusetts[1] |spouse=Catharine Gerry[2] |children=Ivers James Austin, born February 14, 1808, d June 11, 1889;[9] Marie Cornelia Ritchie Austin, b. March 8, 1821, d, December 6, 1864.[2] |profession=Attorney[1] |party=Anti-Federalist,[1][3] National Republican Party[4][5] |footnotes= |signature= }}James Trecothick Austin (January 7, 1784 – May 8, 1870) was the 22nd Massachusetts Attorney General.[1] Austin was the son of Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth, and Treasurer and Receiver-General of Massachusetts Jonathan L. Austin.[1] He was elected a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1824.[6] FamilyAustin married Catharine Gerry,[9] the eldest daughter[7] of Elbridge Gerry,[2] they had a son, Ivers James Austin, born February 14, 1808,[7] and a daughter, Marie Cornelia Ritchie Austin, born on March 8, 1821.[2] Writings
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