I wonder if someone has pedigree info on : Ebenezer Avery; DB: 1832 AT: NY City, NY who was the husband of: Mary Jane Scott and the father of: Enos Avery DB: 27 April 1858 AT: Toronto, Canada; DIED: 4 Nov 1939 AT: Gladwin MI: Who was the husband of: Clara Brade And the father of: Ellison Avery DB: 27 Sept 1882 AT: Lovells MI Alvin Avery DB: 1888 AT: MI Edith Avery DB: 9 May 1892 AT: Elkton MI Sadie Avery DB: 1 Jul 1893 AT: Elkton MI William Avery DB 29 Nov 1894 AT: Grindstone City MI May Avery DB 1901; Mary Avery DB 1902; AT: MI Lincoln Avery DB 1905; AT: MI Albert Avery DB 1907; AT: MI Ruth Avery DB 1912 AT: MI Clara B.Avery DB 1918 AT: MI Any information would be forever appreciated! Email me at Jthompso@seidata.com

>-----Original Message----- >From: PeterA5884@aol.com [SMTP:PeterA5884@aol.com] >Sent: Thursday, June 05, 1997 8:53 AM >To: AVERY-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: New London, CT Averys > >Descendants of Christopher Avery, extract > >THIRD GENERATION > >3. James Avery Sr born in 1620 in Cornwall, England. He died on Apr 18 1700 >in New London, Connecticut. > >He was married to Joanna Greenslade (daughter of Edward Greenslade) on Nov 10 >1643 in Boston, Massachusetts.22 >[Perry's comments...] > >Peter: > >It is widely accepted that Joanna (Greenslade) Avery was the daughter of >Edward Greenslade. Does this fall under the category of sound theory or has >this connection been "proven?" I am especially curious because I am >descended from James and Joanna (Greenslade) Avery in four ways! > >Thanks for any documentation or citations that you can provide. > >Perry > Perry Streeter (pstreete@actium.com) Canandaigua, New York >

Hello, My first posting never made it to the list, so let's give another go. I new to the news group but haven't seen any mention of Avery's in the S. Carolina area that went to Arkansas. The following info is about the Avery family in S. Carolina who's child is my ancestor, but I do not know the fathers name. Any help any one can pass along will be greatly appreciated. And any links with families will be met with much enthusiasm! :) Thanks, Terry Hill Husband:? Avery Wife: Matilda Birth: Circa 1810 __________________________________________________ Children... 1. F Child: Eliat (sp?) Avery Birth: Circa 1829 Place: South Carolina 2. F Child: Parthina Avery (Twin) Birth: Circa 1833 Place: South Carolina Spouse: John Griffin 3. F Child: Lucinda Avery (Twin) Birth: Circa 1833 Place: South Carolina 4. M Child: Samuel Avery Birth: Circa 1834 Place: South Carolina 5. F Child: Jane Avery Birth: Circa 1836 Place: South Carolina 6. M Child: Thomas Avery Birth: Circa 1838 Place: South Carolina 7. M Child: William Avery Birth: Circa 1840 Place: South Carolina 8. M Child: Silas Avery Birth: Circa 1842 Place: South Carolina 9. M Child: Charles Avery Birth: Circa 1844 Place: South Carolina 10. M Child: James-Martin VanBuren "Toby" Avery Birth: Mar 1856 Place: South Carolina Death: 1948 Place: Pike Co.; Pisgah, Arkansas Occupation: Farmer(1900-20) Spouse: Nancy Ann Neely Marriage: 1877/1878 --------------------------- Husband: James-Martin VanBuren "Toby" Avery Birth: Mar 1856 Place: South Carolina Death: 1948 Place: Pike Co.; Pisgah, Arkansas Occupation: Farmer(1900-20) Father: Avery Mother: Matilda (1810-) Marriage: 1877/1878 Wife: Nancy Ann Neely Birth: Jul 1852 Place: South Carolina Death: 1936 Place: Pike Co.; Pisgah, Arkansas Father: H. Z. Neely (1835-) Mother: Elizabeth (1837-) __________________________________________________ Children... 1. F Child: Margaret G. "Cladie" Avery Birth: Jun 1, 1879 Place: Laurens Co., South Carolina Death: Oct 10, 1886 2. M Child: Joseph P. "Joe" Avery Birth: Oct 12, 1882 Place: South Carolina Death: Oct 18, 1943 Place: Pike Co.; Delight, Arkansas Occupation: Farmer Spouse: Letha Lee 3. M Child: Authur C. Avery Birth: Jan 1885 Place: Pike Co.; Delight, Arkansas Death: 1954 Occupation: Farmer Spouse: Olive Harris Spouse: Ola Price 4. M Child: Milton "Milt" L. Avery Birth: Sep 5, 1887 Death: Oct 18, 1972 Occupation: Farm Laborer Spouse: Virginia E. Jones Marriage: Feb 1, 1914 5. M Child: Dudley Jesse "Dud" Avery Birth: May 10, 1890 Death: Apr 25, 1982 Place: Pike Co.; Pisgah, Arkansas Burial: Place: Pike Co.; Pisgah Church Cemetery, Arkansas Occupation: Farmer Spouse: Synthia Serena "Renie" Merrell Marriage: Nov 29, 1911 Place: Bowen, Ar Spouse: Nona McDonald 6. M Child: Walter H. Avery Birth: Jan 1, 1893 Death: Feb 25, 1893 Husband's Notes... In 1920 he and his wife lived in Pike Co. Arkansas, Delight area. They owned their land. In he indicates that his parents were from Arkansas. However, further research and census reports, indicate that they were all from Laurens Co., S. Carolina. Other sources indicate that the Avery's left S.C. in 1886 and moved to Prescontt in the Pisgah Community. In, James M. is evidently living with his sister Parthina and her new family. Wife's Notes... In 1900 she had give birth to seven children, but only five were still living. In 1900 she stated that she was from Arkansas as well as her parents. However, it appears that her family is actually for S. Carolina as well.

At 08:52 AM 6/5/97 -0400, PeterA5884@aol.com wrote: >Descendants of Christopher Avery, extract [snip] >James Avery Sr and Joanna Greenslade had the following children: > > +4 i. James Avery Jr. 1646 > +5 ii. Mary Avery. 1647/8 > +6 iii. Thomas Avery. 1651 > +7 iv. Samuel Avery. > +8 v. Hannah Avery. 1644 > +9 vi. John Avery. 1653/4 > +10 vii. Rebecca Avery. 1656 > 11 viii. Jonathan Avery was born on Jan 5 1658 in New London, [snippity] Hi there, Re: number 10 Rebecca AVERY, could she possibly be the one who married William POTTS of New London, Conn. and had a daughter Patience who married Joseph PENDLETON at Westerly, RI 11 December, 1700? David --- ... Genealogists don't die, they just lose their census. davids@agate.net - http://www.agate.net/~davids/geneal.html _______ .------|_______ David Sylvester ------+ _______ PO Box 135 `------|_______ Searsport, Maine 04974 Member: New England Historic Genealogical Society Member: The International Internet Genealogy Society

Descendants of Christopher Avery, extract FIRST GENERATION 1. Christopher Avery born in 1565 in Exeter, Devon, England. Johanna (Avery) was born in 1570 in England. Christopher Avery Sr and Johanna (Avery) had the following children: +2 i. Christopher Avery Jr. 1590 SECOND GENERATION 2. Christopher Avery Jr born in 1590 in Ipplepen, Devonshire, Eng. died in New London, CT in 1679. He was married to Margery Stephens (daughter of Edward Stephens and Margaret (Stephens)) on Aug 26 1616 in Ippledon, Devon, England. She died in 1643 in Brixham, Devon, England. They had the following children: +3 i. James Avery Sr. 1620 THIRD GENERATION 3. James Avery Sr born in 1620 in Cornwall, England. He died on Apr 18 1700 in New London, Connecticut. He was married to Joanna Greenslade (daughter of Edward Greenslade) on Nov 10 1643 in Boston, Massachusetts.22 Joanna Greenslade was born in 1622 in Boston, Massachusetts. She died in 1695 in Groton, Connecticut. She resided Boston, Massachusetts. James Avery Sr and Joanna Greenslade had the following children: +4 i. James Avery Jr. 1646 +5 ii. Mary Avery. 1647/8 +6 iii. Thomas Avery. 1651 +7 iv. Samuel Avery. +8 v. Hannah Avery. 1644 +9 vi. John Avery. 1653/4 +10 vii. Rebecca Avery. 1656 11 viii. Jonathan Avery was born on Jan 5 1658 in New London, Connecticut. He died on Sep 15 1681 in New London, Connecticut. He resided New London, Connecticut. Date of death uncertain, date is for burial. 12 ix. Christopher Avery was born on Apr 30 1661 in New London, Connecticut. He died on Dec 8 1683 in New London, Connecticut. 13 x. Joanna Avery was born in 1669 in New London, Connecticut. She resided New London, Connecticut. He was married to Abigail Ingraham on Jul 4 1698 in Groton or Stonington, CT. Abigail died in New London in 1715. FOURTH GENERATION 4. James Avery Jr born on Dec 15 1646 in Gloucester, Mass. He died on Aug 22 1728 in Groton, Connecticut. He was married to Deborah Stallyon (daughter of Edward Stallyon and Margaret (Stallyon)) on Feb 20 1669 in New London, Connecticut. Deborah Stallyon was born on Feb 20 1651 in New London, Connecticut. She died in 1729 in Groton, Connecticut. James Avery Jr and Deborah Stallyon had the following children: +14 i. Ebenezer Avery Sr. 1677 +15 ii. Mary Avery. 1693 +16 iii. James Avery III. 1673 +17 iv. Benjamin Avery. 1696 +18 v. Edward D Avery. 1676 +19 vi. Deborah Avery. 1671 20 vii. Margaret Avery was born on Feb 4 1674 in Groton, Connecticut. +21 viii. Christopher Avery. 1679 +22 ix. Jonathan Avery. 1681 23 x. Mercy Avery was born on Feb 4 1683 in Groton, Connecticut. +24 xi. Hannah Avery. 1685 +25 xii. Sarah Avery. 1688 +26 xiii. Joseph Avery. 1692 FIFTH GENERATION 14. Ebenezer Avery Sr was born on May 1 1678 in 'The Hive," Groton, Connecticut.36,37 He was baptized on Jun 16 1678 in First Church of New London, CT. He was married to Dorothy Parke (daughter of Captain John Parke and Mary Witter) on Jun 16 1708 in Preston, Connecticut.39 Dorothy Parke was born on Jun 27 1692 in Stonington, Connecticut. She was baptized on Nov 27 1692 in First Church of Stonington, CT. She died on Nov 6 1732 in Stonington, Connecticut. Ebenezer Avery Sr and Dorothy Parke had the following children: +28 i. Ebenezer Avery Jr. 1721 +29 ii. Parke Avery. 1710 30 iii. Mary Avery was born on Feb 17 1713 in Groton, Connecticut. 31 iv. Dorothy Avery was born on Jan 10 1716 in Groton, Connecticut. 32 v. Lucy Avery was born on Oct 14 1718 in Groton, Connecticut. She died on Jan 9 1719 in Groton, Connecticut. +33 vi. Amy Avery. 1724 +34 vii. Eunice Avery. 1725/6 +35 viii. Simeon Avery. 1730 SIXTH GENERATION 28. Ebenezer Avery Jr was born on Apr 3 1721 in Groton, Connecticut. He died in 1810. He first married Lucy Davis and they had no children. He then married Eunice Park, in 1758, when he was 37 and they had three children, the last one born in 1810, when he was 88. They lived in Stonington. He was married to Eunice Park (daughter of Eleazur Parke and Eliphel Button) on Nov 9 1758 in Stonington/Preston, CT.44 Eunice Park was born on Feb 19 1727 in Preston, Connecticut. She died in 1810. She resided Stonington, Connecticut. Ebenezer Avery Jr and Eunice Park had the following children: +38 i. Ebenezer Avery III. 1760 He was married to Lucy Davis on May 3 1744 in Groton, Connecticut. Lucy Davis was born on May 21 1709 in New London/Groton, Conn.. She died on Oct 27 1757 in Groton, Connecticut. She resided Stonington, Connecticut. Ebenezer Avery Jr and Lucy Davis had the following children: 40 i. Lucy Avery was born on May 28 1745 in Groton, Connecticut. She died in 1747 in Groton, Connecticut(?). 41 ii. Margaret Avery was born on Apr 15 1748 in Groton, Connecticut(?). 42 iii. Dorothy Avery was born on Sep 13 1750 in Groton, Connecticut(?). 43 iv. Abigail Avery was born in Mar 1752 in Groton, Connecticut(?). She died on Oct 10 1753 in Groton, Connecticut(?). 44 v. Amy Avery was born on Sep 22 1754 in Groton, Connecticut(?). SEVENTH GENERATION 38. Ebenezer Avery III was born on Oct 10 1760 in Preston, Connecticut.55,56 He was born on Oct 10 1761 in Preston, Connecticut. He died on Jun 15 1856 in Preston, Connecticut. He was married to Abigail Story (daughter of Solomon Story and Elizabeth Thomas) on Dec 11 1783 in Stonington/Preston, CT. Source White's War Pensions, lists 4 additional sons, 3 without ages. Ebenezer, Benjamin and Albert, an apprentice in Northampton. Mentions that spouse had 12 children. Two are unaccounted for. Abigail Story was born on Aug 5 1762 in Preston, Connecticut.65 She died on Apr 1 1794 in Griswold (Preston), CT. Ebenezer Avery III and Abigail Story had the following children: +47 i. Sabra Avery. 1790 +48 ii. John Stanton Avery. 1794 +49 iii. Asa Avery. 1785 50 iv. Eunice Avery was born on Aug 14 1786 in Preston, Connecticut. 51 v. Solomon Story Avery was born on Feb 28 1788 in Preston, CT 52 vi. Mary Avery was born on Feb 22 1792 in Preston, Connecticut. He was married to Mary Allen on Dec 13 1795 in Preston, Connecticut(?).66 White's War Pensions lists a son George, age 16 in 1820, probable child of Mary Allen. Mary Allen was born on Sep 4 1770. She was also known as Allyn. EIGHTH GENERATION 47. Sabra Avery was born on Mar 4 1790 in Preston, Connecticut.65 She died on Jul 27 1864 in Manchester, New York. She resided Palmyra, New York. She was married to Joseph Capron (son of Jeremiah Capron and Jerusha Hartshorn) in 1810 in Preston, Connecticut(?). Joseph Capron was born on Dec 3 1791 in Preston, Connecticut. He died on Sep 30 1874 in Manchester, New York. Sabra Avery and Joseph Capron had the following children: +55 i. Henry Capron. born about 1815 +56 ii. Collins York Capron. +57 iii. Jerusha Capron. 58 iv. Ebenezer Avery Capron was born on Apr 14 1817 in Redhook, New York. He died on Jul 4 1891 in Morenci, Michigan. 59 v. Julia Ann Capron was born on Dec 13 1818 in Phelps, New York. 60 vi. Lucy E Capron was born on Aug 28 1825 in Manchester, New York. She died in 1827 in Manchester, New York(?). 61 vii. Alexander R Capron was born on Nov 10 1823 in Perrinton, New York. He died in 1825 in Manchester, New York(?).

Form: Reply Text: (9 lines follow) Samuel Merwin Avery, born March 14, 1819, died September 8, 1904; married May 13, 1852, place unknown, Mary Jane Becker, daughter of John Becker and Janet (Jane) Broughton (Boughton). Samuel Merwin Avery is a descendant of Captain James Avery of Groton, CT. He and his wife are my great-great-great-grandparents and I have their family bible and pictures. I am trying to learn more about Mary Jane Becker's family, the Beckers and Broughtons. Can anyone help? Thanks!! Mark Avery Wentling Original text: (45 lines follow) From EJCORNEL @ INTERNET (Cornell, Elaine) {ejcornell@ilnk.com}, on 6/4/97 4:24 PM: To: AVERY-L @ INTERNET ("AVERY Mail-List") {AVERY-L@rootsweb.com} Just to let you know how the donations to ROOTSWEB were coming. I have received a donation or a note telling me that someone had sent a donation directly to ROOTSWEB from 12 people for a total of $129! I have received many nice letters (only one disagreement letter) from subscribers thanking me for keeping the lists going, but the real thanks goes to Karen & Brian for making it possible for the lists to continue! I could not have kept EIGHT lists going much longer from my computer! AGAIN, a donation is NOT a requirement for being on this list or any other. As I understand it now, several other listowners are also asking for donations. If you have given something in the name of another list, that is GREAT! I do not expect you to donate to EVERY list that you belong to. I am trying to write everyone as I receive a donation from them, to let them know that I did receive their letter, but a few people did not include their e-mail address. Again, the addresses for donations are: Elaine J. Cornell 1800 The Greens Way, Apt. 1604 Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250-2432 OR RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative P.O. Box 6798 Frazier Park, CA 93222-6798 THANKS! -Lane EJCornell@ilnk.com AVERY, BROWNING, EASTMAN, GOODENOW, LANPHEAR, ROGERS, SALISBURY & WHIPPLE Mail-Lists Also a GenSev full-time Volunteer! Use Proportional Font: true Previous From: EJCORNEL @ INTERNET (Cornell, Elaine) {ejcornell@ilnk.com} Previous To: AVERY-L @ INTERNET ("AVERY Mail-List") {AVERY-L@rootsweb.com} Original to: AVERY-L @ INTERNET ("AVERY Mail-List") {AVERY-L@rootsweb.com} Attachment Count: 0

Form: Reply Text: (8 lines follow) William Avery III, born 1774, died in Parish, Oswego County, NY, February 13, 1849, a descendant of Captain James Avery of Groton, CT; married about 1800, in Duanesburg, NY, Jemima Ford, birth unknown, died in Mexico, Oswego County, NY. Does anyone know anything about William's wife Jemima Ford? they are listed in Sweet's "Groton Avery Clan" Thanks!!!! Mark Avery Wentling Original text: (45 lines follow) From EJCORNEL @ INTERNET (Cornell, Elaine) {ejcornell@ilnk.com}, on 6/4/97 4:24 PM: To: AVERY-L @ INTERNET ("AVERY Mail-List") {AVERY-L@rootsweb.com} Just to let you know how the donations to ROOTSWEB were coming. I have received a donation or a note telling me that someone had sent a donation directly to ROOTSWEB from 12 people for a total of $129! I have received many nice letters (only one disagreement letter) from subscribers thanking me for keeping the lists going, but the real thanks goes to Karen & Brian for making it possible for the lists to continue! I could not have kept EIGHT lists going much longer from my computer! AGAIN, a donation is NOT a requirement for being on this list or any other. As I understand it now, several other listowners are also asking for donations. If you have given something in the name of another list, that is GREAT! I do not expect you to donate to EVERY list that you belong to. I am trying to write everyone as I receive a donation from them, to let them know that I did receive their letter, but a few people did not include their e-mail address. Again, the addresses for donations are: Elaine J. Cornell 1800 The Greens Way, Apt. 1604 Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250-2432 OR RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative P.O. Box 6798 Frazier Park, CA 93222-6798 THANKS! -Lane EJCornell@ilnk.com AVERY, BROWNING, EASTMAN, GOODENOW, LANPHEAR, ROGERS, SALISBURY & WHIPPLE Mail-Lists Also a GenSev full-time Volunteer! Use Proportional Font: true Previous From: EJCORNEL @ INTERNET (Cornell, Elaine) {ejcornell@ilnk.com} Previous To: AVERY-L @ INTERNET ("AVERY Mail-List") {AVERY-L@rootsweb.com} Original to: AVERY-L @ INTERNET ("AVERY Mail-List") {AVERY-L@rootsweb.com} Attachment Count: 0

Form: Reply Text: (15 lines follow) I am a descendant of Captain James Avery of Groton, CT and am trying to flesh out my knowledge of the families of the wives who married into my Avery line. On of them is as follows: "William Avery, Jr., born 1751. William, Jr. was a hatter in Sharon, CT, and lived in Ellsworth, on the Perkins place. He married, in Sharon, 1772, Lucy Everett, birth unknown, a sister of Isiah Everett, daughter of Ebenezer Everett and Lucy Moulton. In the latter part of the century, they removed to Duanesburg, NY, where William died." This information is can be found in the major Avery genealogies, especially Sweet's, etc. Does anyone know anything of the ancestry Ebenezer Everett and Lucy Moulton? Thanks!! Original text: (45 lines follow) From EJCORNEL @ INTERNET (Cornell, Elaine) {ejcornell@ilnk.com}, on 6/4/97 4:24 PM: To: AVERY-L @ INTERNET ("AVERY Mail-List") {AVERY-L@rootsweb.com} Just to let you know how the donations to ROOTSWEB were coming. I have received a donation or a note telling me that someone had sent a donation directly to ROOTSWEB from 12 people for a total of $129! I have received many nice letters (only one disagreement letter) from subscribers thanking me for keeping the lists going, but the real thanks goes to Karen & Brian for making it possible for the lists to continue! I could not have kept EIGHT lists going much longer from my computer! AGAIN, a donation is NOT a requirement for being on this list or any other. As I understand it now, several other listowners are also asking for donations. If you have given something in the name of another list, that is GREAT! I do not expect you to donate to EVERY list that you belong to. I am trying to write everyone as I receive a donation from them, to let them know that I did receive their letter, but a few people did not include their e-mail address. Again, the addresses for donations are: Elaine J. Cornell 1800 The Greens Way, Apt. 1604 Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250-2432 OR RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative P.O. Box 6798 Frazier Park, CA 93222-6798 THANKS! -Lane EJCornell@ilnk.com AVERY, BROWNING, EASTMAN, GOODENOW, LANPHEAR, ROGERS, SALISBURY & WHIPPLE Mail-Lists Also a GenSev full-time Volunteer! Use Proportional Font: true Previous From: EJCORNEL @ INTERNET (Cornell, Elaine) {ejcornell@ilnk.com} Previous To: AVERY-L @ INTERNET ("AVERY Mail-List") {AVERY-L@rootsweb.com} Original to: AVERY-L @ INTERNET ("AVERY Mail-List") {AVERY-L@rootsweb.com} Attachment Count: 0

Just to let you know how the donations to ROOTSWEB were coming. I have received a donation or a note telling me that someone had sent a donation directly to ROOTSWEB from 12 people for a total of $129! I have received many nice letters (only one disagreement letter) from subscribers thanking me for keeping the lists going, but the real thanks goes to Karen & Brian for making it possible for the lists to continue! I could not have kept EIGHT lists going much longer from my computer! AGAIN, a donation is NOT a requirement for being on this list or any other. As I understand it now, several other listowners are also asking for donations. If you have given something in the name of another list, that is GREAT! I do not expect you to donate to EVERY list that you belong to. I am trying to write everyone as I receive a donation from them, to let them know that I did receive their letter, but a few people did not include their e-mail address. Again, the addresses for donations are: Elaine J. Cornell 1800 The Greens Way, Apt. 1604 Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250-2432 OR RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative P.O. Box 6798 Frazier Park, CA 93222-6798 THANKS! -Lane EJCornell@ilnk.com AVERY, BROWNING, EASTMAN, GOODENOW, LANPHEAR, ROGERS, SALISBURY & WHIPPLE Mail-Lists Also a GenSev full-time Volunteer!

Greetings to all, A brand new genealogy organization has been formed at Rootsweb! This organization is called the International Internet Genealogical Society or IIGS and membership is open to all who are interested in genealogy worldwide. We hope to link together genealogists and genealogy resources all over the world through this organization. Details about the organization and its mission may be viewed on our web page at....... http://www.rootsweb.com/~iigs We are a totally volunteer organization and would like to extend an invitation to any and all interested "rooters" to come and join us at IIGS!!! You may sign up for the IIGS Mailing List direct from our web page. We have several teams of volunteers working together to make this organization a success worldwide and we need many more of you to help. There are places for all types of talent that are needed ASAP. If you would like to volunteer to help out, whether it is just a little or a lot, or whether you have tons of experience or not, we really want to hear from you!! Some positions which need to be filled as soon as possible are as follows: teachers (for online genealogy classes), translators (all languages), Unix sys administrators, and Global Village Representatives to represent their respective countries throughout the world. There are several teams at IIGS and you may volunteer for any of them. A listing of these teams can be viewed on our web page. Volunteers may send an e-mail with their name, e-mail address, any area(s) for which they would like to volunteer, and any special skills or talents they may possess (although not required), to the following address. tazzycat@earthlink.net Please put Volunteer as the subject of your e-mail to help speed things along! Hope to see you there!!!! Thank you for your time! Karen Costelli <tazzycat@earthlink.net> IIGS Talent Scouts http://www.ionet.net/~bgallops/iigsts.html Learn from the past... Live for today..... Preserve for the future.

MAW334@aol.com wrote BARTONASH@aol.com: Re message on Vol 97: Issue 2 I have....also have lots of info on ancestors and other descendants George Washington Avary (Avery) b: 1811/1816 Greenville SC married to Mary Sorrells abt 1823 b: abt 1823 children: Mary Washington Avery Huldah M " Harriet " Anna " Benjamin " Malissa (martha( " Thomas B " John C " Emma J (Kitty) " (Do not have info on descendants and would love to have) George W (Washington) Avary s/o Thomas Avary & Lucinda "Lucy" Brown Thomas Avary s/o Charles Avary & Martha Morris Charles Avary s/o George Avary (Avory) & Elizabeth ---- George Avary (Avory) s/o Yeo Avory & Elizabeth Hardin *

R.E. Aiken, I'm guessing you might be talking about Ancestry's "Ancestors" tv program that was picked up by many PBS stations across the nation and the Family History Libraries "IGI". I probably should not have jumped in here because many of "Ancestors" programs were scheduled on our genealogy society meeting night and I saw just a few. But thought I'd try and help: First if your talking about the FHL/IGI you can print out the information and take it with you, at least that's been my experience. I don't know your level of genealogy experience or if you are currently using a genealogy computer program? What came to my mind first is pretty basic but here goes - are you looking for a "family group sheet", where you list the father and his vital information, then the mother and hers, child no.1, etc, etc.? This would be a form that you could print off of any computer genealogy program and/or you can purchase (often given out free at some libraries) these for a little bit of nothing at libraries or genealogical societies (cost usually well under $1). William Dollarhide and other authors publish a variety of forms that are also sold in most fairly large size retail book stores. I apologize if I have missed you needs completely or if you are already aware of family group sheets. But they are great guidelines to work off of when doing research, unless your using a lap top, I can't imagine why anyone would work off of anything else. Karen Avery Miller

Hi All. I recently saw on a TV program about genealogy a printed sheet that you printed off from your computer, it was a type of tick sheet that when you went too the PRO/IGI you enterd your details onto it then when you got home you then enterd the details into your tree. Does anyone know were i can get such a program possibly shareware from the net. Thanks in advance. R.E.Aitken.

Does anyone have anything on this family or the parents of George W.? George W. AVERY(1819 SC) - wife - Mary ___ (1822 GA known children - Mary Jane 1833 Wilkes Co., GA Hariet 1842 Panterville Dist GA Ann 1843 Panterville Dist GA Benjamin F. 1845 Panterville Dist GA Melisa 1845 Panterville Dist GA I have large downline on Mary Jane(Marthie) Avery McWilliams to share. L. D. McWilliams

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I ran across this site in Indiana which has an index of marriages in Indiana which took place prior to 1850. If you do a search for the surname "Avery" you'll come up with 71 marriages! Hope this helps some Indiana Avery's out there! The URL is: http://www.statelib.lib.in.us/tango/marriage/a-b.qry?function=form Cheryl Hemingway chemingw@inet.net

I am sending this to all eight of my mail-lists. When MAISER broke ;-) .... ROOTSWEB stepped in and took ALL of the more than 1,000 lists that MAISER had .... AT NO CHARGE! But they did have considerable costs to be able to do this .... more than $6,000 to buy new equipment + many many hours of labor! Usually, to be able to have TWO lists on ROOTSWEB, the listowner must contribute $24 a year. That would be approximately $100 a year for my eight lists. I did not have to do that, but I still feel that $100 would be a BARGAIN for what we all receive. I am so glad that Brian & Karen (ROOTSWEB) had the money to invest in us. They are hoping that through contributions that they can get back some of the money they spent, but they are not requiring it, nor counting on it. Most people do not have alot of extra cash, but most do have an extra $1 - $5 that they would not miss. What I am proposing, is that everyone on my lists, IF THEY CAN, donate $1 -$5 to ROOTSWEB in the name of Larry Stephens who ran MAISER (without compensation). IF you want to do this ... you can send the money to me and I will send it in one BIG check to ROOTSWEB, or you can send it individually. If you send it directly, PLEASE donate it in the name of LARRY STEPHENS and your LISTNAME. Also if you chose to send it individually, please let me know how much you sent and which list you are on so I can keep tabs and let the lists know. The addresses: Elaine J. Cornell (me!) 1800 The Greens Way, #1604 Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250-2432 OR ROOTSWEB Genealogical Data Cooperative P.O. Box 6798 Frazier Park, CA 93222-6798 Please make sure your name and e-mail address are on the check! This is NOT a requirement to being on any of my lists. I just feel that it is the right thing to do. -Lane EJCornell@ilnk.com AVERY, BROWNING, EASTMAN, GOODENOW, LANPHEAR, ROGERS, SALISBURY & WHIPPLE Mail-Lists Also a GenSev Volunteer!

I have *finally*, after many years of fruitless searching, gotten a solid lead on my Amy Avery and Adolphus Downer. A family bible that just surfaced indicates that their eldest child, Albert Downer, was born in Hartford CT in abt 1801. Does anyone have access to the Barbour Collection or any vital records/christening records from Hartford County or Hartford City that would be willing to see if they can find a record of the birth of Albert Downer and/or the marriage of Adolphus ( and any variant of Adolphus) DOWNER and Amy AVERY? I would be so grateful for any assistance! Cheryl Hemingway chemingw@iNet.net http://members.tripod.com/~Chemingway/HomeonWeb.html A miser is hard to live with, but makes a fine ancestor. Searching: P O S E Y (SC,GA,IL); H E N D L E Y (NC, GA); A V E R Y (CT, NY) ; D O W N E R (CT, NY, IN) ; H A M I L T O N (VA, OH, IN) ; B E A T T Y (PA, OH, IL) ; E L L I O T T (IRE, NC, SC, TN, AL) ; K E R R / C A R R (IRE)

The following was taken from this week's edition of Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter. Subscription information is posted at the bottom of this message. - National Archives' Electronic Access Project The following is an extract from an announcement by the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration: The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) is making it easier than ever for people to find and use documents from its collections. Through the Electronic Access Project (EAP), funded through the support of Senator Bob Kerrey of Nebraska, anyone, anywhere, with a computer connected to the Internet can search descriptions of NARA's nationwide holdings and view digital copies of some its most popular documents. In the Strategic Plan, NARA outlined the agency's electronic access strategy: We will continue our construction of a nationwide, integrated online information delivery system that educates citizens about NARA and its facilities, services, and holdings: makes available digital copies of high-interest documents; and contains an online ordering capability. We will build a practical, affordable automated system for tracking and using records throughout their life cycle. The Electronic Access Project is laying the groundwork for the future development of a life-cycle system. The project, still in the developmental phase, will eventually result in a virtual card catalog of all NARA holdings nationwide, including those in the Presidential libraries and regional archives. In addition, copies of NARA's most popular and significant manuscripts, photographs, sound recordings, maps, drawings and other documents will be digitized and available for researchers to view online. Users will be able to search the descriptions in the system by title, subject, date, or other keywords. Throughout development of the virtual card catalog, NARA will be upgrading our public access Internet capabilities. Until the development of the catalog is completed, NARA will continue to provide access to the prototype system, the NARA Archival Information Locator. NAIL is an online searchable database that contains information about a wide variety of NARA's holdings across the country. Although the locator contains more than 250,000 descriptions and 3500 digital documents, it represents only a limited portion of NARA's vast holdings. Until the catalog is completed, NARA will continue to add descriptions and digital documents to the prototype. For more information, look at: http://www.nara.gov/nara/vision/eapover.html ===================================== COPYRIGHTS: The information contained herein is copyright 1997 by Ancestry, Inc. and by Richard W. Eastman except for information attributed to other sources within the text. This newsletter is for the personal use of the individuals on the mailing list. ========================================================== Subscription information: To subscribe to this free newsletter, send an e-mail message to the following address: subscribe@rootscomputing.com

I am looking for information and family of Amy Avery b 29 September 1803 in Schenectedy County, NY. Father may have been Elinhalit Avery. ==== AVERY Mailing List ==== Other Mail-Lists? http://members.aol.com/johnf14246/gen_mail.html