Austin Belknap

{{Short description|American politician}}

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| name =Austin Belknap

| image =Austin Belknap.png

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| office =3rd
Mayor of
Somerville, Massachusetts{{Citation |last=City of Somerville, Massachusetts| title = Municipal Manual of the City of Somerville, Massachusetts: published in the Year 1901| pages = 191–192 | publisher = City of Somerville, Massachusetts | location = Somerville, MA | year = 1901}}

| term_start =January 3, 1876

| term_end =January, 1878

| predecessor =William A. Furber{{Citation |last=City of Somerville, Massachusetts| title = Municipal Manual of the City of Somerville, Massachusetts: published in the Year 1901| page = 191 | publisher = City of Somerville, Massachusetts | location = Somerville, MA | year = 1901}}

| successor =Georga A. Bruce{{Citation |last=City of Somerville, Massachusetts| title = Municipal Manual of the City of Somerville, Massachusetts: published in the Year 1901| page = 192 | publisher = City of Somerville, Massachusetts | location = Somerville, MA | year = 1901}}

| office2 =Chairman of the
Somerville Massachusetts
Board of Selectmen{{Citation |last=City of Somerville, Massachusetts| title = Municipal Manual of the City of Somerville, Massachusetts: published in the Year 1901| page = 180 | publisher = City of Somerville, Massachusetts | location = Somerville, MA | year = 1901}}

| term_start2 =1870

| term_end2 =January 2, 1872

| predecessor2 =Frances Houghton{{Citation |last=City of Somerville, Massachusetts| title = Municipal Manual of the City of Somerville, Massachusetts: published in the Year 1901| page = 179 | publisher = City of Somerville, Massachusetts | location = Somerville, MA | year = 1901}}

| successor2 =George O. Brastow, Mayoralty; Selectmen's Office Abolished

| office3 =Member of the
Somerville Massachusetts
Board of Selectmen{{Citation |last=City of Somerville, Massachusetts| title = Municipal Manual of the City of Somerville, Massachusetts: published in the Year 1901| pages = 179–180 | publisher = City of Somerville, Massachusetts | location = Somerville, MA | year = 1901}}

| term_start3 =1869

| term_end3 =January 2, 1872

| predecessor3 =New position
Board of Selectmen expanded from five to nine members.

| successor3 =George O. Brastow, Mayoralty; Selectmen's office abolished

| office4 =Member of the
Somerville Massachusetts
School Committee

| term_start4 =1862

| term_end4 =1864

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| birth_date =July 18, 1819{{Citation |last =Somerville Historical Society| title = Historic leaves, Volume II, No. 4;January, 1904|page =100 | publisher = The Somerville Historical Society | location = Somerville, MA | date =January 1904}}

| birth_place =Westboro, Massachusetts

| death_date =December 9, 1902

| death_place =Roxbury, Massachusetts

| nationality =American

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| spouse =Jane P. Brigham{{Citation |last =Somerville Historical Society| title = Historic leaves, Volume II, No. 4;January, 1904|page =101 | publisher = The Somerville Historical Society | location = Somerville, MA | date =January 1904}}

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| children =Robert W. Belknap

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| alma_mater =Worcester Manual Labor High School

| occupation =

| profession =Civil engineer, engaged in Railway construction until 1843;
Produce business from 1843 to December 1902

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Austin Belknap (July 18, 1819 – December 9, 1902) was a Massachusetts businessman and politician who served as a member, and last Chairman, of the Board of Selectmen of Somerville, Massachusetts, and as the third Mayor, of Somerville.