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OriginalNotes: Find A Grave #78922174, Austin T. Earle, b. unknown, died 1878, buried in Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio

The Poets and Poetry of the West: With Biographical and Critical Notices, by William Turner Coggeshall, 1864
p. 421 Austin T. Earle born in Nashville, Tennessee, June 15, 1821. Father died when he was about 4 years old. Mother returned to her native city, Baltimore, Maryland, and after residing there a short time, removed to Jefferson County, Ohio. He remained there until age 17. Educational advantages small, attending school in log school in all about 1 year. Passed 2 or 3 years in steamboating and in the larger towns on the Ohio river. In 1841 settled in Cincinnati and became occasional contributor to the Cincinnati newspapers. In autumn of 1843 he engaged in the publication of the Western Rambler, weekly literary magazine, which soon failed from lack of capital and experience. In 1846 he went to Mexico as a private in the "First Rifles" of the first Reg., Ohio Volunteers. While there frquently contributed poetical and prose article to the Cincinnati Daily Times. Since his return resided principally in Cincinnati, but more lately in Newport, Kentucky. Describes and includes several of him poems. "The circumstances of his life, combined with a melancholic temperament, have contributed to give a gloomy cast to much of his writing. He has never collected his poems in a volumne, and now contributes but rarely to the literary journals.

The Earle Family: Ralph Earle and His Descendants, by Pliny Earle, 1888, p. 187
Austin T. Earle, b. June 15, 1821, and Asahel F. Earle 1823-1825 were children of Austin Earle (b. May 16, 1792 in Leicester, Mass., son of Asahel Earle and Persis Newhall) and Louisa M. Hale; lived for some years in Kentucky, but Earle died in 1825 in Nashville, Tenn.

Cincinnati Daily Press (Cincinnati, Ohio), June 25, 1861, p. 3
A. T. Earle, who served in the Mexican War, is raising a company at the corner of Third and Broadway, to be attached to one of the new Ohio regiments.

Cincinnati Enquirer (Cincinnati, Ohio), April 30, 1876, p. 6
Mutual Benefit Land and Building Association, No. 2, just organized, has the best subdivision ever offered to the public, situated in South Cumminsville. A. T. Earle, Pres't.

Cincinnati Daily Star (Cincinnati, Ohio), Wednesday, July 31, 1878, p. 4
Austin Earl, a resident of South Cumminsville, was found dead in his bed at half past 7 o'clock last night.

Cincinnati Daily Star (Cincinnati, Ohio), Wednesday, August 1, 1878, p. 8
Coroner has ordered a post-mortem on body of Austin T. Earle, who was found dead in his bed in South Cumminsville night before last. Occupied 2-sotry frame building of only 2 rooms, where he lived in a great measure the life of a hermit. The lower story was devoted to paint-shop purposes, and the upper to his living room. Earle was fond of reading and was a man of more than ordinary culture. He often indulged his taste for writing poetry and was a frequent contributor to the Cincinnati journals. He was 65 years of age, was born in Yorkshire, England, and has relatives in Worcester, Mass., Baltimore, Md., and hereabouts, but with them he has had little or no communication. He probably died from consumption.

Cincinnati Daily Star (Cincinnati, Ohio), Friday, August 2, 1878, p. 3
Newport column - Austin T. Earle, the hermit, mention of whose mysterious death at his home in South Cumminsville was made in Wednesday's Star, was formerly a well known house-painter in this city. It is said his last job of work done in this city was on the old Bailey building on Taylor street, where a newspaper called the "Free South" was published, and before Earle got through with the building a mob carried off the printing press, pitched it into the river and scattered the type over the street. Earle shortly after left the city in disgust.
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OriginalSource: Madison Daily Banner (Madison, Indiana), June 26, 1849, p. 3
Missing. Austin T. Earle, daguerreotypist, left Cincinnati on Saturday last to go to Madison, Ind. Since that time he has not been heard of, and, not arriving at Madison, it is feared that some accident may have happened him. Information of him will be thankfully received at the Nonpareil office. Cin. Mercury.

Madison Daily Banner (Madison, Indiana), May 22, 1850, p. 3
Ad: Daguerreotype. Prices Reduced - $1.50, $2.50, and $4. Austin T. Earle would respectfully inform the citizens of Madison and vicinity that he is making Pictures at the above prices. May 21 dtf [these ads appear May 24, 28, and 30, 1850]

Madison Daily Banner (Madison, Indiana), May 28, 1850, p. 3
Ad: Austin T. Earle, Daguerreotypist, South side of Main Cross, a few door east of Cherry [Lane?], Madison, Indiana. Miniatures of various sizes and of the best qualities taken at the shortest notice and at the lowest prices. Please call and see. May 14 dft
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OriginalSource: The Education of a Photographer, Edited by Charles H. Traub, Steven Heller, and Adam B. Bell (Simon and Schuster, 2010), Section 4 (no page number)
An ad for Earl's Daguerrean Institute appears in the Daguerrean Journal. Founded in Cincinnati, Ohio, its faulty includes Austin T. Earl assisted by E. C. Hawkins, and in theory and chemistry by Prof. J. Milton Sanders.

Craig's Daguerreian Registry [Retrieved November 30, 2020 http://craigcamera.com/dag/e_table.htm]
Austin T. Earle advertised a daguerreian institute on Vine Street, west side, above Fourth Street, Cincinnati 1851-1852. No individual listing appears for Earle. His institute was located over E. C. Hawkins' Gallery.

Artists in Ohio, 1787-1900: A Biographic Dictionary, by Jeffrey Weidman (Kent State University Press, 2000), p. 253
Austin T. Earle - Daguerreotype artist and art entrepreneur, active in Cincinnati in 1851. He was proprietor of Earle's Daguerrean Institute and the corresponding secretary, at the same Vine Street address, of an Artists' Exhibition Gallery for the Annual Distribution of Art. He ha been listed in 1843 city directory as a sign painter; in 1846 he gave his occupation as periodical agent.
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