Life Summary - Elizabeth Phillips Austin

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Austin, Elizabeth Phillips (1821–1910)

	Austin, Elizabeth Phillips (1821–1910)
Born	14 August, 1821 Middle Chinnock , Somerset , England
Died	2 September, 1910 (aged 89) Winchelsea , Victoria , Australia
Cultural Heritage	English
Religious Influence	Anglican
Related Entries [View as tree]	Embling, Elizabeth Harding (daughter) Cameron, Ethel Elfleda (granddaughter) Embling, Emily Lilian (granddaughter) Dawborn, Winifred Maud (granddaughter) Embling, Austin Henry (grandson) Embling, Austin Henry (grandson) Embling, Herbert Arthur (grandson) Embling, Sydney Harold (grandson)
Passenger Ship*	Ward Chapman (1841)
Occupation*	benefactor (general) (1880-1910) Victoria, Australia
Key Organisations*	Ladies' Benevolent Society (Geelong, Victoria) (benefactor, 1880-1910) Servants' Training Institute (benefactor, 1880-1910) St Thomas Anglican Church (Winchelsea, Victoria) (benefactor, 1880-1910)
Key Places*	Austin Homes for Women (Geelong, Vic) (benefactor, 1880-1910) Austin Hospital (Melbourne) (befecator, 1880-1910)
Stately Homes*	The Mansion (Winchelsea, Vic) (first owner, 1871-1910)

* Dates are approximate

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Austin, Elizabeth Phillips (1821–1910)