Genealogy of Thomas E Cady - Person Sheet
Genealogy of Thomas E Cady - Person Sheet
NameDustin Willard Gustin 
Birth7 Apr 1857, Portsmouth,Scioto,Ohio,Co
Death27 Mar 1914, Portsmouth,Scioto,Ohio,U.S.A.
BurialGreen Lawn Cem,Portsmouth,Scioto Co.,Ohio
ReligionLDS B C I E SP SS
FatherBennaja John Gustin MD (1821-1865)
MotherAnna Brewer Isaminger (1821-1874)
Misc. Notes
Children were Edith, Willard and Garnet. He died of kidney failure. He was Sheriff of Scioto Co.Ohio. Died at age 57 GARNET BECAME GARNET BROWN.The Gustin Compendium in a letter from Dustin Willard Gustin says that he was born in 1859. ---------------------------------------------------------------
We tried to find his grave and a cemetery worker finally showed us the grassy area, no stone, but a great FINNEY stone was there and Dustin’s wife was Mary W. Finney. From Scioto Co, Portsmouth, Ohio 1910 census 157,154,261
Gustin Dustin W. He died age 53 b OH, Gustin, Mary W. wife age 44 OH, Gustin, Willard D. Son age 19 OH
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Gustin, Edith E. Daughter age 16 OH, Gustin, Garnet C, Daughter age 6 OH
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From A HISTORY OF SCIOTO COUNTY, OHIO by Nelson W Evans 1903
Dustin Willard Gustin was born at Junior Furnace, Green Township, Scioto Co. Ohio, April 1, 1857. His father was Benajah Gustin and his mother’s maiden name was Ann B. Isaminger. She was the daughter of Philip Isaminger. His boyhood and youth was passed on a farm near Powellsville, and at Empire and Junior Furnace until he was 18 years of age He attended the district schools and one term at Lebanon. He read two years with Dr. Siagel from 1884 to 1886. He was appointed deputy sheriff in 1886 and served one year under A.J.Finney. In 1887 he was reappointed and served four years under Yeager. In 1889, he was elected sheriff and served for four years. From 1895 until 1901 he was engaged in real estate and the lumber business. He was elected city marshall in Portsmouth in April 1901. He was a Republican. He was a delegate to the Congressional Convention that nominated H.S. Bundy. He was a deligate to the State Republican Convention in 1891 and 1892. Aug 15, 1899 he was married to Mary W. Finney, daughter of A.J.Finney. They had two children, Willard and Edith. Mr Gustin is a man of sterling integrity, a citizen much respected and highly honored by his fellow citizens. He makes an efficient officer and is a most determined and resolute disposition.
We tried to find his grave and a cemetery worker finally showed us the grassy area, no stone, but a great FINNEY stone was there and Dustin’s wife was Mary W. Finney. From Scioto Co, Portsmouth, Ohio 1910 census 157,154,261
Gustin Dustin W. He died age 53 b OH, Gustin, Mary W. wife age 44 OH, Gustin, Willard D. Son age 19 OH
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Gustin, Edith E. Daughter age 16 OH, Gustin, Garnet C, Daughter age 6 OH
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From A HISTORY OF SCIOTO COUNTY, OHIO by Nelson W Evans 1903
Dustin Willard Gustin was born at Junior Furnace, Green Township, Scioto Co. Ohio, April 1, 1857. His father was Benajah Gustin and his mother’s maiden name was Ann B. Isaminger. She was the daughter of Philip Isaminger. His boyhood and youth was passed on a farm near Powellsville, and at Empire and Junior Furnace until he was 18 years of age He attended the district schools and one term at Lebanon. He read two years with Dr. Siagel from 1884 to 1886. He was appointed deputy sheriff in 1886 and served one year under A.J.Finney. In 1887 he was reappointed and served four years under Yeager. In 1889, he was elected sheriff and served for four years. From 1895 until 1901 he was engaged in real estate and the lumber business. He was elected city marshall in Portsmouth in April 1901. He was a Republican. He was a delegate to the Congressional Convention that nominated H.S. Bundy. He was a deligate to the State Republican Convention in 1891 and 1892. Aug 15, 1899 he was married to Mary W. Finney, daughter of A.J.Finney. They had two children, Willard and Edith. Mr Gustin is a man of sterling integrity, a citizen much respected and highly honored by his fellow citizens. He makes an efficient officer and is a most determined and resolute disposition.
Spouses
Marriage7 Aug 1890, Portsmouth, Scioto Co, OHio