URL: <http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=mewingnut> TITLE: WING Family Genealogy Database DESCRIPTION: WING Family of America - Genealogy Database. The foregoing appeared in What's New on Cyndi's List; there are 54 AVERYs listed. Happy hunting! Slán, Mo! IBSSG -- <http://xri.net/=mobang> <http://www.linkedin.com/in/mobang> <http://twitter.com/mobang>

> URL: <http://www.davidleas.com/leas%20family%20genealogy/default.htm> > TITLE: Leas Family Genealogy > DESCRIPTION: Leas Family Genealogy, including >the surnames of LEAS, SPANGLER, PARR, > GARRIOTT, BRIGGLE, TRIMMER and SHIPE. The foregoing appeared in What's New on Cyndi's List; there are two AVERYs listed. Happy hunting! Slán, Mo! IBSSG -- <http://xri.net/=mobang> <http://www.linkedin.com/in/mobang> <http://twitter.com/mobang>

Happy New Year, I am looking for any information on John and Ann Hooper Avery who came to Lake Creek Township in Williamson co. Illinois and settled near Johnston City on a farm around 1848. They were both born in Cornwall, England, John in 1816 and Ann in 1823. They lived in St. Columb Major parish. They both died in Lake Creek Township in Williamson co. Illinois. John Avery died in 1876.The birthdate for John Avery is July 21, 1816 and Ann Hooper is July 28, 1823.William Avery and Rebecca Bone were John Averys parents and William Hooper and Elizabeth "Betsey" Whitford were Ann Hoopers parents. Any information on this family would be appreciated. Thank you. Duane McKenzie. <dmckenze@hutchtel.net>

Shelley, this is exciting news. I have forwarded your e-mail on to the president of the Avery Memorial Assoc.. Her name is Stephanie Lantiere and her web address is SGLantiere@aol.com Are you a Morgan or Avery? Sally Warren saw74@att.net ________________________________ From: Shelley Cardiel <cardiels@comcast.net> To: AVERY@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, November 22, 2008 11:23:46 AM Subject: [AVERY] MORGAN - AVERY Family Bible I've "rescued" an old family bible belonging to the MORGAN and AVERY Family of Connecticut.  Based on limited research I was able to gather a considerable amount of information regarding this family and have included that information below along with details of the information included in the bible. MORGAN Family Bible Published 1865 - Hartford CT Marriages: .    Jasper MORGAN and Clarissa HOLDRIDGE, April 4th 1818 Jasper MORGAN b. 1784 in Groton, CT to parents John MORGAN (b. 1735 in Groton, CT) and Dorothy AVERY (b. 1736 in Groton, CT).  Jasper was the last of 8 children born to this couple including, John; Hannah; David; Stephen; Abigail; Amos; and Experience MORGAN all born in Groton, CT between 1761 and 1778.  Jasper married Clarissa HOLDRIDGE (b. about 1784) and they had a son Robert Avery MORGAN born in Groton, CT. .    John Sands AVERY and Sarah D. SMITH John Sands AVERY b. 19 Aug 1782 in Groton, CT to parents John AVERY (b. 24 Jan 1737/38 in Groton, CT) and Sarah BELTON (b. 8 Jun 1743 in Groton, CT). John's first marriage in April of 1812 was to Bethiah WILLIAMS (b. 11 Nov 1787 in Ledyard, CT) with whom he had one child, Bethiah Williams AVERY b. 28 May 1817 in Groton, CT.  John's second marriage on 29 Aug 1819 was to Sarah "Sally" SMITH b. 28 Aug 1779 in Poquonock Bridge, CT to parents Oliver SMITH (b. 27 Apr 1739 in Poquonock Bridge, CT) and Mary DENISON (b. in Stonington, CT).  They had at least two children including Sarah Sands AVERY b. 18 Aug 1820 in Groton, CT. .    Robert A. MORGAN and Sarah Sands AVERY, June 7th 1842 Married in Groton, CT, the couple had 5 children including, John Sands; Jasper; Clara Augusta; Ella; and Jenny Avery MORGAN all born in Groton, CT between 1843 and 1860. .    John Sands MORGAN and Susan A. GOODWIN Susan GOODWIN b. 19 Apr 1850 in MA to parents Lewis Benjamin GOODWIN (b. 1818) and Abby Ann WHITING, married John Sands MORGAN on 25 May 1843 in Groton, CT.  The couple had two children their first being Clara LeBaron MORGAN b. about 1876 in CT. Susan died in 1921.  .    Clara Augusta MORGAN and Charles F. CHANEY, October 17th 1883 Births: .    John Sands AVERY, August 19th 1778 .    Sarah D. SMITH, August 28th 1779 .    Jasper MORGAN, January 1784 .    Clarissa HOLDRIDGE, 1792 .    Robert Avery MORGAN, December 21st 1818 .    Sarah Sands AVERY, August 18th 1820 .    John Sands MORGAN, May 25th 1843 .    Jasper A. MORGAN, September 18th 1849 .    Clara Augusta MORGAN, December 7th 1852 .    Ella Sands MORGAN, December 17th 1854 .    Jennie Avery MORGAN, July 1st 1860 .    Children of John S. MORGAN and Susan GOODWIN o    Clara Brown, February 5th 1876 o    Infant Son Deaths: .    John Sands AVERY, November 16th 1848 .    Jasper MORGAN, May 8th 1870 .    Sarah D. AVERY, March 14th 1871 .    Clarissa H. MORGAN, January 4th 1879 .    Robert Avery MORGAN, August 7th 1884 .    Jasper A. MORGAN, March 18th 1853 .    Ella Sands MORGAN, November 1st 1856 Census records provide the following information: 1860 census of Ledyard, CT: Jasper MORGAN, age 70, a Farm Owner, born Groton, CT Clarissa MORGAN, age 67, born Preston, CT Delia MORGAN, age 30, born Groton, CT Sally D. AVERY, age 80, born Stonington, CT Nancy A. BAILEY, age 42, born Groton, CT Denison C. BAILEY, age 14, born Groton, CT 1860 census of Groton, CT: Robert A. MORGAN, age 40, a Steamboat Capt., born Groton, CT Sarah S. MORGAN, age 39, born Groton, CT Sarah A. BAILEY, age 19, born Groton, CT John S. A. MORGAN, age 17, born Groton, CT Clara A. MORGAN, age 7, born New London, CT + 1 Domestic servant 1870 census of Ledyard, CT: - living in the home of Edmund & Bethiah SPICER Sally D. AVERY, age 90, born CT 1870 census of Groton, CT: Robert A. MORGAN, age 51, a Merchant, born CT Sarah S. MORGAN, age 49, Keeping House, born CT John S. MORGAN, age 27, a Merchant, born CT Cara MORGAN, age 17, born CT Jennie MORGAN, age 9, born CT Clara MORGAN, age 78, born CT Adelia MORGAN, age 40, born CT + 1 Farm Servant and 1 Domestic Servant 1880 census of Groton, CT: John J. MORGAN, age 37, a Merchant, born CT Susan A. MORGAN, wife, age 27, Keeps House, born CT Clara MORGAN, dau, age 4, born CT Robert A. MORGAN, age 61, a Coal Dealer, born CT, parents born CT Sarah S. MORGAN, wife, age 59, Keeping House, born CT, parents born CT Clara MORGAN, dau, age 27, at Home, born CT Jennie MORGAN, dau, age 17, at Home, born CT Delia MORGAN, boarder, age 52, born CT, parents born CT + 2 servants 1900 census of New London, CT: Charles CHANEY, age 46, born Aug 1853, married 16 years, born CT, parents born CT, a Coal Merchant Clara M. CHANEY, wife, age 47, born Dec 1852, married 16 years, 2 children/2 living, born CT, parents born CT Mary E. CHANEY, dau, age 11, born Apr 1889, born CT, at School Morgan R. CHANEY, son, age 8, born Dec 1891, born CT, at School Sarah S. MORGAN, mother-in-law, age 79, born Aug 1820, a widow, 5 children/2 living, born CT, parents born CT 1910 census of New London, CT: Charles B. CHANEY, age 56, married 30 years, born CT, parents born CT Clara CHANEY, wife, age 56, married 30 years, 2 children/2 living, born CT, parents born CT + 1 housekeeper Jennie A. GARD, age 49, married 18 years, 1 child/1 living, born CT, parents born CT Sally S. GARD, dau, age 17, born CT, parents born CT Sarah S. MORGAN, mother, age 89, a widow, 5 children/2 living, born CT, parents born CT I am hoping to be able to return this wonderful old bible to a member of this family.  If you are a member of the family, or you know someone who might be, please contact me. Thanks, Shelley ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to AVERY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I've "rescued" an old family bible belonging to the MORGAN and AVERY Family of Connecticut. Based on limited research I was able to gather a considerable amount of information regarding this family and have included that information below along with details of the information included in the bible. MORGAN Family Bible Published 1865 - Hartford CT Marriages: . Jasper MORGAN and Clarissa HOLDRIDGE, April 4th 1818 Jasper MORGAN b. 1784 in Groton, CT to parents John MORGAN (b. 1735 in Groton, CT) and Dorothy AVERY (b. 1736 in Groton, CT). Jasper was the last of 8 children born to this couple including, John; Hannah; David; Stephen; Abigail; Amos; and Experience MORGAN all born in Groton, CT between 1761 and 1778. Jasper married Clarissa HOLDRIDGE (b. about 1784) and they had a son Robert Avery MORGAN born in Groton, CT. . John Sands AVERY and Sarah D. SMITH John Sands AVERY b. 19 Aug 1782 in Groton, CT to parents John AVERY (b. 24 Jan 1737/38 in Groton, CT) and Sarah BELTON (b. 8 Jun 1743 in Groton, CT). John's first marriage in April of 1812 was to Bethiah WILLIAMS (b. 11 Nov 1787 in Ledyard, CT) with whom he had one child, Bethiah Williams AVERY b. 28 May 1817 in Groton, CT. John's second marriage on 29 Aug 1819 was to Sarah "Sally" SMITH b. 28 Aug 1779 in Poquonock Bridge, CT to parents Oliver SMITH (b. 27 Apr 1739 in Poquonock Bridge, CT) and Mary DENISON (b. in Stonington, CT). They had at least two children including Sarah Sands AVERY b. 18 Aug 1820 in Groton, CT. . Robert A. MORGAN and Sarah Sands AVERY, June 7th 1842 Married in Groton, CT, the couple had 5 children including, John Sands; Jasper; Clara Augusta; Ella; and Jenny Avery MORGAN all born in Groton, CT between 1843 and 1860. . John Sands MORGAN and Susan A. GOODWIN Susan GOODWIN b. 19 Apr 1850 in MA to parents Lewis Benjamin GOODWIN (b. 1818) and Abby Ann WHITING, married John Sands MORGAN on 25 May 1843 in Groton, CT. The couple had two children their first being Clara LeBaron MORGAN b. about 1876 in CT. Susan died in 1921. . Clara Augusta MORGAN and Charles F. CHANEY, October 17th 1883 Births: . John Sands AVERY, August 19th 1778 . Sarah D. SMITH, August 28th 1779 . Jasper MORGAN, January 1784 . Clarissa HOLDRIDGE, 1792 . Robert Avery MORGAN, December 21st 1818 . Sarah Sands AVERY, August 18th 1820 . John Sands MORGAN, May 25th 1843 . Jasper A. MORGAN, September 18th 1849 . Clara Augusta MORGAN, December 7th 1852 . Ella Sands MORGAN, December 17th 1854 . Jennie Avery MORGAN, July 1st 1860 . Children of John S. MORGAN and Susan GOODWIN o Clara Brown, February 5th 1876 o Infant Son Deaths: . John Sands AVERY, November 16th 1848 . Jasper MORGAN, May 8th 1870 . Sarah D. AVERY, March 14th 1871 . Clarissa H. MORGAN, January 4th 1879 . Robert Avery MORGAN, August 7th 1884 . Jasper A. MORGAN, March 18th 1853 . Ella Sands MORGAN, November 1st 1856 Census records provide the following information: 1860 census of Ledyard, CT: Jasper MORGAN, age 70, a Farm Owner, born Groton, CT Clarissa MORGAN, age 67, born Preston, CT Delia MORGAN, age 30, born Groton, CT Sally D. AVERY, age 80, born Stonington, CT Nancy A. BAILEY, age 42, born Groton, CT Denison C. BAILEY, age 14, born Groton, CT 1860 census of Groton, CT: Robert A. MORGAN, age 40, a Steamboat Capt., born Groton, CT Sarah S. MORGAN, age 39, born Groton, CT Sarah A. BAILEY, age 19, born Groton, CT John S. A. MORGAN, age 17, born Groton, CT Clara A. MORGAN, age 7, born New London, CT + 1 Domestic servant 1870 census of Ledyard, CT: - living in the home of Edmund & Bethiah SPICER Sally D. AVERY, age 90, born CT 1870 census of Groton, CT: Robert A. MORGAN, age 51, a Merchant, born CT Sarah S. MORGAN, age 49, Keeping House, born CT John S. MORGAN, age 27, a Merchant, born CT Cara MORGAN, age 17, born CT Jennie MORGAN, age 9, born CT Clara MORGAN, age 78, born CT Adelia MORGAN, age 40, born CT + 1 Farm Servant and 1 Domestic Servant 1880 census of Groton, CT: John J. MORGAN, age 37, a Merchant, born CT Susan A. MORGAN, wife, age 27, Keeps House, born CT Clara MORGAN, dau, age 4, born CT Robert A. MORGAN, age 61, a Coal Dealer, born CT, parents born CT Sarah S. MORGAN, wife, age 59, Keeping House, born CT, parents born CT Clara MORGAN, dau, age 27, at Home, born CT Jennie MORGAN, dau, age 17, at Home, born CT Delia MORGAN, boarder, age 52, born CT, parents born CT + 2 servants 1900 census of New London, CT: Charles CHANEY, age 46, born Aug 1853, married 16 years, born CT, parents born CT, a Coal Merchant Clara M. CHANEY, wife, age 47, born Dec 1852, married 16 years, 2 children/2 living, born CT, parents born CT Mary E. CHANEY, dau, age 11, born Apr 1889, born CT, at School Morgan R. CHANEY, son, age 8, born Dec 1891, born CT, at School Sarah S. MORGAN, mother-in-law, age 79, born Aug 1820, a widow, 5 children/2 living, born CT, parents born CT 1910 census of New London, CT: Charles B. CHANEY, age 56, married 30 years, born CT, parents born CT Clara CHANEY, wife, age 56, married 30 years, 2 children/2 living, born CT, parents born CT + 1 housekeeper Jennie A. GARD, age 49, married 18 years, 1 child/1 living, born CT, parents born CT Sally S. GARD, dau, age 17, born CT, parents born CT Sarah S. MORGAN, mother, age 89, a widow, 5 children/2 living, born CT, parents born CT I am hoping to be able to return this wonderful old bible to a member of this family. If you are a member of the family, or you know someone who might be, please contact me. Thanks, Shelley

I have Avery's born in Bradford, PA. Their parents are Daniel Avery, born 1768 in Mass., and his wife, Sarah Sargent, 1772, In New Hampshire. Like to hear from you. Thanks, Billy Cox ----- Original Message ----- From: <LocalHistoryNut@aol.com> To: <avery@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, November 08, 2008 4:39 PM Subject: Re: [AVERY] New to list, DNA, Meyer, Benjamin > Does ANYBODY on this list have ANY connection to the AVERYs in Bradford > Co. > PA? If so I will be glad to hear from you and I will provide more info > about > them at that time. > > Jim Avery > Dover PA > **************AOL Search: Your one stop for directions, recipes and all > other > Holiday needs. Search Now. > (http://pr.atwola.com/promoclk/100000075x1212792382x1200798498/aol?redir=http://searchblog.aol.com/2008/11/04/happy-holidays-from > -aol-search/?ncid=emlcntussear00000001) > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > AVERY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message

Jon - I just sent you a reply assuming I had sent you one earlier, since your message looked very familiar to me. Perhaps we met on the Rootsweb list? At any rate, if you did not get my long, sad story about my Averys, please let me know. I can see you have done quite a bit here, and I am perishing to find out about my great Grandfather, seemingly John R. Avery of Brooklyn NY around 1903-1905 and who knows where at any other time in his history, as unless he is hiding behind some person I have already looked at, he seems to be sort of....from Mars... Theresa > [Original Message] > From: Jon Avery <jeavery@vt.edu> > To: AVERY-list <AVERY@rootsweb.com> > Date: 11/8/2008 12:31:35 PM > Subject: [AVERY] New to list, DNA, Meyer, Benjamin > > Hello list, > > I'm Jon Earl AVERY and I've just joined this list although I've been > actively researching AVERY and other surnames for several years. > > I trace my AVERY ancestry back to Meyer/Myer/LeMeyer/Nehemiah AVERY b. > ca 1710, NY. > > Since I'm a direct unbroken male descendant from Meyer AVERY, I > recently had my DNA tested by Family Tree DNA. > > The closest (genetic distance of 1 based on 25 markers) relationship > I've found so far is with the AVERY tree descending from Benjamin > AVERY b. 1767. But I've not yet found the common ancestor link to > that Benjamin AVERY branch. > > If there are other researchers on this list with focus on the Meyer > AVERY or Benjamin AVERY lines, I'd appreciate a chance to share > information. > > Thanks - Jon > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to AVERY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Jim, I think I told you, I don't know. There is a Richard Avery who was a lawyer in NY and might be the right age to be "my" missing Avery that I previously wrote to you about - I just noticed yesterday that on the 1870 Census it lists him as being born in PA. Since "My" Avery has one document where he is listed as John R. Avery, and a son listed on papers as John S. Avery who nonetheless went by Robert or Bob all his adult life, and whose legal name I always thought was "Robert John Avery" I have sometimes thought that this lawyer might have been a connection. Is he one of yours? Would have been adult in 1870 and ancient by the time my grandpa came along, but he was referred to as an "older man". I wish I could say for sure I was one of your Avery's, Jim, since this is my huge brick wall. (Well, probably plasterboard. A few days in downtown Brooklyn looking up tax and probate records might sort that out. I haven't had time to try yet...) Theresa > [Original Message] > From: <LocalHistoryNut@aol.com> > To: <avery@rootsweb.com> > Date: 11/8/2008 5:40:02 PM > Subject: Re: [AVERY] New to list, DNA, Meyer, Benjamin > > Does ANYBODY on this list have ANY connection to the AVERYs in Bradford Co. > PA? If so I will be glad to hear from you and I will provide more info about > them at that time. > > Jim Avery > Dover PA > **************AOL Search: Your one stop for directions, recipes and all other > Holiday needs. Search Now. > (http://pr.atwola.com/promoclk/100000075x1212792382x1200798498/aol?redir=htt p://searchblog.aol.com/2008/11/04/happy-holidays-from > -aol-search/?ncid=emlcntussear00000001) > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to AVERY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Does ANYBODY on this list have ANY connection to the AVERYs in Bradford Co. PA? If so I will be glad to hear from you and I will provide more info about them at that time. Jim Avery Dover PA **************AOL Search: Your one stop for directions, recipes and all other Holiday needs. Search Now. (http://pr.atwola.com/promoclk/100000075x1212792382x1200798498/aol?redir=http://searchblog.aol.com/2008/11/04/happy-holidays-from -aol-search/?ncid=emlcntussear00000001)

Hello Molly, Thanks for responding, Yes, my Meyer/LeMeyer/Nehemiah AVERY did have a son Peter and I descend from Meyer -> Peter -> (Rev.) Henry -> Angus Clark -> Herbert DeLaVergne -> Robert DeLaVergne -> Jon Earl (me) I have also set myself a task to get my two daughters accepted by the DAR because of Peter. I have heard of the 3-part article in the Middle Tennessee Genealogical Society magazine, but at the time I heard about it, only the first part had been published. If all three parts of the article have been published, I definitely want to obtain copies. Thanks for reminding me and for the contact information for Jane Grey Buchanan. I admire you for pursuing genealogy for so long, if you have any original AVERY materials, references and sources, I'd be very interested in knowing about them. Incidentally, I have not found the common ancestral link between Meyer AVERY and Benjamin AVERY lines, but DNA is telling me there is one. And DNA is getting so precise that I've been told that there is a 50% probability that the common ancestor is about 7 generations back. Jon On Nov 8, 2008, at 3:20 PM, Molly Gravelle wrote: > Hello, John --- You are lucky that I am still interested in the > same (?) Avery's although I'm TRYING to sort and donate a retirement > full of genealogy research, being 93. Funny thing --- I don't > remember a BENJAMIN belonging to Nehemiah. Did your Nehemiah have a > son PETER b in Poughkeepsie, NY 1739? Peter's father Nehemiah was m > to Doricas Fredericks. ....... My granddaughter joined DAR using > Peter......... I can't find the issue just now, but the MIDDLE > TENNESSEE Genealogical Society published a three-part article on > this Avery line. It is the most completely > authenticated article I've ever seen. It just happens to have been > written by a distant cousin --- Jane Grey Buchanan of Oak Ridge, TN. > I think the best thing for you is to give you Jane's e-mail although > she may not answer immediately unless her husband is much improved. > He fell, badly damaging his head, and has been in and out of TN > hospitals for a year or so. JGBUCHANAN@aol.com Good luck. Molly > (Mrs. Mary) Gravelle (in California) >

Hello list, I'm Jon Earl AVERY and I've just joined this list although I've been actively researching AVERY and other surnames for several years. I trace my AVERY ancestry back to Meyer/Myer/LeMeyer/Nehemiah AVERY b. ca 1710, NY. Since I'm a direct unbroken male descendant from Meyer AVERY, I recently had my DNA tested by Family Tree DNA. The closest (genetic distance of 1 based on 25 markers) relationship I've found so far is with the AVERY tree descending from Benjamin AVERY b. 1767. But I've not yet found the common ancestor link to that Benjamin AVERY branch. If there are other researchers on this list with focus on the Meyer AVERY or Benjamin AVERY lines, I'd appreciate a chance to share information. Thanks - Jon

Hello, John --- You are lucky that I am still interested in the same (?) Avery's although I'm TRYING to sort and donate a retirement full of genealogy research, being 93. Funny thing --- I don't remember a BENJAMIN belonging to Nehemiah. Did your Nehemiah have a son PETER b in Poughkeepsie, NY 1739? Peter's father Nehemiah was m to Doricas Fredericks. ....... My granddaughter joined DAR using Peter......... I can't find the issue just now, but the MIDDLE TENNESSEE Genealogical Society published a three-part article on this Avery line. It is the most completely authenticated article I've ever seen. It just happens to have been written by a distant cousin --- Jane Grey Buchanan of Oak Ridge, TN. I think the best thing for you is to give you Jane's e-mail although she may not answer immediately unless her husband is much improved. He fell, badly damaging his head, and has been in and out of TN hospitals for a year or so. JGBUCHANAN@aol.com Good luck. Molly (Mrs. Mary) Gravelle (in California) On Nov 8, 2008, at 9:31 AM, Jon Avery wrote: > Hello list, > > I'm Jon Earl AVERY and I've just joined this list although I've been > actively researching AVERY and other surnames for several years. > > I trace my AVERY ancestry back to Meyer/Myer/LeMeyer/Nehemiah AVERY b. > ca 1710, NY. > > Since I'm a direct unbroken male descendant from Meyer AVERY, I > recently had my DNA tested by Family Tree DNA. > > The closest (genetic distance of 1 based on 25 markers) relationship > I've found so far is with the AVERY tree descending from Benjamin > AVERY b. 1767. But I've not yet found the common ancestor link to > that Benjamin AVERY branch. > > If there are other researchers on this list with focus on the Meyer > AVERY or Benjamin AVERY lines, I'd appreciate a chance to share > information. > > Thanks - Jon > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to AVERY- > request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message

It's been a while since I bothered the list with my difficult ancestor, and since there seems to be a lot of information that might, somehow, tie in with him, as well as more that I have found out, I thought I would query again in the hopes that he is someone's someone and I can get any idea of where he came from, other than falling from Mars! My Grandfather was born in Brooklyn in 1903 to Sarah Quigly AVERY and her husband, presumably the same John R. AVERY noted on my Grandfather's younger brother's baptismal certificate in 1905. This is the only document I have been able to find that has Mr. Avery on it. Moreover, while we have a copy, the church is having trouble finding their record of it. In 1900 Sarah is living with her birth family, listed as single and working as a forewoman. In 1910 she is living in a brownstone on Eastern Parkway with one of her brothers and his wife, her parents, the two boys and one servant. She is listed as a widow. The boys are listed as John Stanton Avery and Clifford Benedict Avery. My Grandfather was always known as Bob and I had thought that his legal name was Robert John Avery. However, we know from stories told to my mother by her father and grandmother that Clifford "borrowed" his older brother's papers to go to sea, and he was listed officially by Social Security as John Stanton, which would confirm the name on the Census.By 1920 she had lost the house and was living on Nostrand Avenue. >From here I have nothing but rumours of what did happen or might have happen. They are in some points contradictory, and I think they may have gotten confused with some things that happened to other relatives. However, for what they are worth, here are the rumours about John R AVERY. His family allegedly opposed his marriage, and he may have changed his name because of this. If he changed it, he changed it from a name beginning with a "B" He was from Glasgow, Scotland. He was from Long Island, New York. He owned Stone yards in Brooklyn and Philadelphia (Which I take to mean somewhere near each of those places, with "near" perhaps being rather relative.) He was killed in an accident in the Stone Yarn in Philadelphia His family was in Banking on Long Island and had something to do with either the Williamsburg or the Dime Savings Bank. (To further confuse the issue, there is a Philadelphia NY which is near some quarries, and which has Averies in the same county.) He was an "older man" to my grandmother, who was about 20 or so in the 1900 census. My Great Grandmother was allegedly working as a maid when he met her. So I have an Avery who might be from New York, or might be from Pennsylvania. He might have some connection to Scotland. I think he probably has some connection to stone yards, although whether he died of an accident in one or not I have not been able to ascertain. I have not found a marriage record. I have not found a death certificate. I know he is not buried with Sarah, and I have not found his grave. And his name is Avery, but might have BEEN something else. And all this presupposes that the whole thing was on the up and up and he was not someone with two "wives" and families. Do any of you who have been reporting Branches of Avery Families that moved south into PA from NY, or anyone with Avery family on Long Island or in Westchester, have anyone ahnging around who might be my John Avery?? Thank you very much Theresa Pawlowski denchief@earthlink.net EarthLink Revolves Around You.

My VistaPrint Electronic Business Card Does anyone have any connections with Averys from Romsey, Hampshire and from Alderbury, Wiltshire, England? My gg grandmother, Charlotte Avery, was born c 1817 in Alderbury, Wiltshire and christened in Sherfield English, Romsey, Hampshire. She had siblings: William, Ann, James, Elizabeth, Henry & Sophia, born between 1812 and 1828. Their parents were George Avery, born c 1783 in Romsey, Hampshire, and Elizabeth Rogers, born c 1788 in Christchurch, Dorset. I believe George's parents may have been Robert Avery and Ann Clark who married in Romsey on 10 July 1774 and that his siblings were Ann, Elizabeth, Robert, Hannah, Charlotte, James and Martha. Would be interested to hear of any connection. Regards Gerrie Johnson

Dear Pat, I always reply directly to the person that contacts me - I guess I'm a privacy freak! Bear with me here - this is really, really, really confusing data that I have and I received it from a genealogist who had been researching this specific Avery/Every/Evere line for years. Her research has been very difficult to decipher but the bits and pieces that I have managed to decipher contain the following - and a lot of it fits and a lot of it doesn't and I haven't had any time to really pick it apart. There must be two lines that are related that have gotten all mixed up - but I do not doubt that they are related. The research I have finds an Edward Avery b. 1671 in Eastchester (Westchester) County, NY. His son - and this is where it gets really crazy because we don't know if this is the right line or not BUT his son Jan/John spelled his name "Evere/Evre" was born in 1715 in Marmoneck, NY, died in Fishkill, Dutchess County, NY, married to Anna Margaretta Hoff. The records then find another Edward Avery, b. 1737 in Tarrytown (Sleepy Hollow) NY, d. in 1812 in Brunswick, NY. He married Raghel/Rachel Daniels born in Tarrytown (Sleepy Hollow) NY. The Boston Transcript has the family settled in Dutchess County, removing to Rensselaer County and then to Little Nine Partners, NY - buying and selling land along the way. Boston Transcript from (June 5 1901) edition has family settled in Duchess County about 1771 then moving to Rensselaer County before 1795. Bought lot #25 in Little Nine Partners. I have many related lines in the Phillipsburg/Sleepy Hollow, Little Nine Partners Patent/Marmoneck/Fishkill/Beekman's Patent area - all these areas in and around the greater Eastcheser/Westcheser counties are SO confusing!!! Anyway, this Edward's son Aaron was born in Dutchess County in 1737 moved from Dutchess County to Saratoga County and then to PA in about 1804. Brewster Genealogy (Aaron married Sarah Brewster, descendant of Elder Wm. Brewster of the Mayflower.) I really have source documents for this this because I belong to the Mayflower Society. It states that Aaron resided at Saratoga and Pittstown NY, then moved town to Tunkhannock, PA, and Springfield PA. In the "Settlers of the Beekman Patent NY" it is noted that in the 1800 that land passed between Aaron Avery and William Weaks. Pardon Fish of, Saratoga Town, Saratoga County, NY, sold land to Aaron Avery in 1805. I had the town historian of Sleepy Hollow do a research on several of my lines, including Avery, and he said the cemetery was filled with my ancestors and he told me to look into the records of Phillipsburg because so many of the different lines are represented there. I hope that the above has not been useless information for you - but someday I will, with help, discover where the dichotomies lie. There must be several connections. I have one whole file drawer filled with the Avery/Every/Evere/Besly/Beslie/Hoyt/Haight/Daniels lines that show up in the Phillipsburg records. The French and Dutch names just give me a real headache. I should really hire a genealogist!! Don't know if any of this has helped - hope I haven't bored you to distraction!!! I wouldn't blame you if you just deleted the whole mess! But I will keep your email address if I ever decipher the cryptic details! Jeanney -----Original Message----- From: avery-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:avery-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Pat McCoy Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2008 9:34 PM To: jeanneyhorn@comcast.net, Subject: Re: [AVERY] Averys of North Carolina/Tennessee My Avery line starts with John Avery b. 1687 Madnans Neck, Long Island, New York. He died 1751 Phillipsburgh, Westchester, New York. Before John the line supposedly goes back to Edward Avery who m. Mary Edgeley in 1626 in London. (Registry of Bishop of London.) The connection from John back to Edward and Mary is about impossible to document. According to Dutch Reform Church Edward and Mary are John's parents BUT I seriously doubt if they were married in 1626 that they had a son in 1687. Some descendents of John went to PA. 1597 i My grandmother (Jenny Luella Avery) was born in Ulysses, PA in 1885. She was the daughter of Eldred Gilbert Avery. Gilbert was the son of Uriah Ulysses Avery. Uriah U. Avery was the son of Uriah A. Avery and Miriam Hill. Uriah A. was the son of Robert and Phoebe Wildey. Robert was the son of Jan/John Avery who was the son of John Avery. I see a daughter here or there who went to Mecklenburg, North Carolina. I have an Edward Avery in Westchester County, New York around 1700 to 1716 according to townhall records but cannot make a 100% connection to my branch of the Averys. I don't know if any of this information is helpful to you but because of the PA and NC connection I thought I would reply. > [Original Message] > From: Jeanney Horn <jeanneyhorn@comcast.net> > To: <avery@rootsweb.com> > Date: 8/14/2008 10:17:37 AM > Subject: Re: [AVERY] Averys of North Carolina/Tennessee > > Jim, > Sorry about that first email - it slipped out of my hands before it > was finished. > You might be from my Avery line - the Hudson Valley Avery line. > Arrived in New York in late 1600's early 1700's and settled in the > Hudson River Valley > then some of them removed to PA - Susquehanna, Luzerne, and Wyoming > Counties. > Jeanney > > -----Original Message----- > From: avery-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:avery-bounces@rootsweb.com] > On Behalf Of LocalHistoryNut@aol.com > Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2008 8:06 AM > To: avery@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [AVERY] Averys of North Carolina/Tennessee > > Thanks for the info. I am searching for my Avery roots. We pop up in > Bradford Co PA as if left by a UFO. I have done the DNA thing but so > so far > don't link to any Averys on a 12 for 12 match, but do link to one on a > 8 of > 12 match. > We are not in the Groton book. > > Jim Avery > Dover PA > > > > **************Looking for a car that's sporty, fun and fits in your budget? > Read reviews on AOL Autos. > (http://autos.aol.com/cars-BMW-128-2008/expert-review?ncid=aolaut00050000000 > 017 ) > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > AVERY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in > the subject and the body of the message > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to AVERY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to AVERY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Franklin, thank you so much! I started my research in Gibson County and had not gotten to Johnston County, N.C. as yet. I am really getting confused as I found an entry from Gibson County Records, 1824-1846 by Tony Hays " 16 September 1833 Avery, Alexander - Alexander Avery Jr. Appointed guardian of T.S. Avery, John W. Avery, Henry C. Avery, James A. Avery and Sarah E. Avery, minor heirs of Alexander Avery Dec'd. These are children of Alexander and Elizabeth Vinson Avery and I thought this Alexander lived until sometime between 1840 and 1846. He is in the 1840 Gibson County census and then there is a Administrator's document found in 1846 for him. Is this document to make sure that these children receive their inheritance from their grandfather's estate? You are right, sorting out all these Alexanders is mind blowing. Again, thanks so much and I look forward to your detailed email. -----Original Message----- From: avery-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:avery-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Franklin Ingram Sent: Friday, August 15, 2008 1:39 AM To: avery@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [AVERY] Averys of North Carolina/Tennessee Alice, I just sent you via the Avery List a rather detailed E-mail with information about your Averyt ancestors before your Alexander Averyt, Jr. and Elizabeth Vinson Averyt. However, it was held for review because of its unfortunate lenght. If it is not sent on to the list, I shall break it into smaller parts and send it later. However, I am sending additional information about your line. You may already know all of this, but it clearly conclusively proves your line. You will notice the Vinson and Duncan names in what follows. Also, you may be aware that Drury was a given name used in the Vinson line in Johnston Co NC. Note that there were several distinct Alexander Averyts/Averas/Averies and certainly more than two Elizabeth Vinsons in and around Johnston Co NC It is really quite a challenge to sort them all out. Yours, The following notes are my "abstraction" of Ross and Wood's original and more complete abstrations of the original documents found in the NC Archives. Of course the original documents are richer in detail than these abstractions. Franklin Feb 1832 Will of Alexander Averyt, Sr. Signed. Feb 1832 Alexander Averyt's Will was probated in Johnston Co Court. See more details of the Will below. Johnston County North Carolina Will Abstracts: 1746-1870, Vol. I & II, Revised Edition, 1991, Elizabeth E. Ross, Clayton NC, p. 5. Feb 1832 Will of Alexander Averyt, Sr. 16 Dec 1818 Probated Feb Court, 1832 Wife: Sarah Averyt; Sons: William Averyt, Alex Averyt; Daughters: Sally Ingram, Christian Duncan, Peggy Smith; Grandsons Alex Norris, Harry Ingram.. Executor: Edwin Smith Witness: James Woodall, John Baker, Absolom Woodall Signed: Alexander Averyt Johnston County North Carolina Will Abstracts: 1746-1870, Vol. I & II, Revised Edition, 1991, Elizabeth E. Ross, Clayton NC, p. 5. 26 Mar 1832 Alexander Duncan of Johnston Co Administrator of Alexander Averyt Johnston Co sells to John S. Powell for $301.25, a Negro boy Peter about 12 years.Witness: Wm H McCullers, A Richardson Signed: Alexr Ducan, 14 Jun 1832, Deed Book P-2, Johnston Co NC, p. 281. Kinfolks of Johnston County: Abstracts of Deeds: 1826-1865, Vol. II, Abstracted by Elizabeth E. Ross and Zelda B. Wood, Clayton NC (1994), p. 27. 21 Sep 1832 Averyt Duncan of Johnston Co is indebted to Hinton Vinson for $100.32, and interest. Hinton Vinson for sum of $1.00 Duncan conveyed unto said Vinson all his interest and title to the Estate of his grandfather Alexander Averyt Sr. and all his interest and title in the Estate of Aaron Avera to which he may be entitled. Witness: DH Bryan Signed: Averyt Ducan and Hinton Vinson Nov Court 1832. Deed Book P-2, Johnston Co NC, p. 367. Kinfolks of Johnston County: Abstracts of Deeds: 1826-1865, Vol. II, Abstracted by Elizabeth E. Ross and Zelda B. Wood, Clayton NC (1994), p 30. 12 Sep 1833 We, the heirs of Alexander Avery Sr. Late of Johnston Co-John G. Warren and Wife Louisa, BGHA Avery, FLW McKeiver and Wife Winifred and Drury V Avery of Gibson Co TN for good causes and consideration, appoint Alexander Avery, one of the joint heirs, of Gibson Co TN to Alexander Duncan Administrator of annexed Will of Alexander Avery deceased for the sum of money coming to us from Alexander Avery deceased our true and lawful Attorney. Witness: BB Epperson, JJ Davis, JPS, Witness at Court, in Trenton TN 16 Sep 1833. Signed: John (X) Warren, Louisa Warren, BGHB Avery, FLW McKeiver, Winifred McKeiver, Drury Avery, Nov Court 1833. Deed Book Q-2, Johnston Co NC, p. 155. Kinfolks of Johnston County: Abstracts of Deeds: 1826-1865, Vol. II, Abstracted by, Elizabeth E. Ross and Zelda B. Wood, Clayton NC (1994), p. 35. 14 Oct 1833 Alexander Avery, Sr. of Gibson Co TN appoints Alexander Avery Jr. of Gibson Co TN to sell all or any part of lands in Johnston Co NC and make right titles and record payment for the same.Witness: BGHB Avery, Drury V Avery Signed: Alexr Avery, Sr. Nov Court 1833. Deed Book Q-2, Johnston Co NC, p. 156. Kinfolks of Johnston County: Abstracts of Deeds: 1826-1865, Vol. II, Abstracted by, Elizabeth E. Ross and Zelda B. Wood, Clayton NC (1994), p. 35. 30 Dec 1829 Ambrose Ingram of Johnston Co to Bryan Smith of Johnston Co for $55, being the money that Bryan Smith has paid me as Security 60 acres devised to me by my father Shadrack Ingram's Last Will and Testament. Witness: Needham Ingram, B Ingram Signed: Ambrose Ingram, Feb Court 1833. Deed Book P-2, Johnston Co NC, p. 418. Kinfolks of Johnston County: Abstracts of Deeds: 1826-1865, Vol. II, Abstracted by, Elizabeth E. Ross and Zelda B. Wood, Clayton NC (1994), p. 31. > From: apeterie1@comcast.net> To: avery@rootsweb.com> Date: Thu, 14 Aug > 2008 05:17:33 -0400> Subject: Re: [AVERY] Averys of North > Carolina/Tennessee> > Thank you so much for the reply. > > My line is > Bolling Green Henery Bascum Avery b. abt. 1803 in North Carolina> to > Alexander Averyt, Jr. and Elizabeth Vinson. Bolling married Charity> > Brooks daughter of Jacob Brooks and Sarah Warrington on 12/21/1822 in > North> Carolina, Johnston County. These two families moved to Gibson > County> Tennessee by the 1830 census. I am trying to prove the > children of> Alexander and Elizabeth, especially Bolling. Many on line > trees list 11> children to this couple, but I cannot find a will for > Alexander and> Elizabeth listing heirs only an administrator's > document for Alexander Avery> in 1846 listing Bolling as the > administrator, does not list any heirs.> > I believe the parents of > Alexander Averyt Jr. to be Alexander b. about 1739> and Sarah ? > Averyt. I would be most grateful to learn as much as possible> about > this couple also.> > You must be connected through my Alexander's > sister Sarah who married> Ambrose Ingham. Very nice to meet you.> > > Thanks again, looking forward to hearing from you.> > Alice ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to AVERY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Alice, I just sent you via the Avery List a rather detailed E-mail with information about your Averyt ancestors before your Alexander Averyt, Jr. and Elizabeth Vinson Averyt. However, it was held for review because of its unfortunate lenght. If it is not sent on to the list, I shall break it into smaller parts and send it later. However, I am sending additional information about your line. You may already know all of this, but it clearly conclusively proves your line. You will notice the Vinson and Duncan names in what follows. Also, you may be aware that Drury was a given name used in the Vinson line in Johnston Co NC. Note that there were several distinct Alexander Averyts/Averas/Averies and certainly more than two Elizabeth Vinsons in and around Johnston Co NC It is really quite a challenge to sort them all out. Yours, The following notes are my "abstraction" of Ross and Wood's original and more complete abstrations of the original documents found in the NC Archives. Of course the original documents are richer in detail than these abstractions. Franklin Feb 1832 Will of Alexander Averyt, Sr. Signed. Feb 1832 Alexander Averyt’s Will was probated in Johnston Co Court. See more details of the Will below. Johnston County North Carolina Will Abstracts: 1746-1870, Vol. I & II, Revised Edition, 1991, Elizabeth E. Ross, Clayton NC, p. 5. Feb 1832 Will of Alexander Averyt, Sr. 16 Dec 1818 Probated Feb Court, 1832 Wife: Sarah Averyt; Sons: William Averyt, Alex Averyt; Daughters: Sally Ingram, Christian Duncan, Peggy Smith; Grandsons Alex Norris, Harry Ingram.. Executor: Edwin Smith Witness: James Woodall, John Baker, Absolom Woodall Signed: Alexander Averyt Johnston County North Carolina Will Abstracts: 1746-1870, Vol. I & II, Revised Edition, 1991, Elizabeth E. Ross, Clayton NC, p. 5. 26 Mar 1832 Alexander Duncan of Johnston Co Administrator of Alexander Averyt Johnston Co sells to John S. Powell for $301.25, a Negro boy Peter about 12 years…Witness: Wm H McCullers, A Richardson Signed: Alexr Ducan, 14 Jun 1832, Deed Book P-2, Johnston Co NC, p. 281. Kinfolks of Johnston County: Abstracts of Deeds: 1826-1865, Vol. II, Abstracted by Elizabeth E. Ross and Zelda B. Wood, Clayton NC (1994), p. 27. 21 Sep 1832 Averyt Duncan of Johnston Co is indebted to Hinton Vinson for $100.32, and interest… Hinton Vinson for sum of $1.00 Duncan conveyed unto said Vinson all his interest and title to the Estate of his grandfather Alexander Averyt Sr. and all his interest and title in the Estate of Aaron Avera to which he may be entitled. Witness: DH Bryan Signed: Averyt Ducan and Hinton Vinson Nov Court 1832. Deed Book P-2, Johnston Co NC, p. 367. Kinfolks of Johnston County: Abstracts of Deeds: 1826-1865, Vol. II, Abstracted by Elizabeth E. Ross and Zelda B. Wood, Clayton NC (1994), p 30. 12 Sep 1833 We, the heirs of Alexander Avery Sr. Late of Johnston Co‑John G. Warren and Wife Louisa, BGHA Avery, FLW McKeiver and Wife Winifred and Drury V Avery of Gibson Co TN for good causes and consideration, appoint Alexander Avery, one of the joint heirs, of Gibson Co TN to Alexander Duncan Administrator of annexed Will of Alexander Avery deceased for the sum of money coming to us from Alexander Avery deceased our true and lawful Attorney… Witness: BB Epperson, JJ Davis, JPS, Witness at Court, in Trenton TN 16 Sep 1833. Signed: John (X) Warren, Louisa Warren, BGHB Avery, FLW McKeiver, Winifred McKeiver, Drury Avery, Nov Court 1833. Deed Book Q-2, Johnston Co NC, p. 155. Kinfolks of Johnston County: Abstracts of Deeds: 1826-1865, Vol. II, Abstracted by, Elizabeth E. Ross and Zelda B. Wood, Clayton NC (1994), p. 35. 14 Oct 1833 Alexander Avery, Sr. of Gibson Co TN appoints Alexander Avery Jr. of Gibson Co TN to sell all or any part of lands in Johnston Co NC and make right titles and record payment for the same…Witness: BGHB Avery, Drury V Avery Signed: Alexr Avery, Sr. Nov Court 1833. Deed Book Q-2, Johnston Co NC, p. 156. Kinfolks of Johnston County: Abstracts of Deeds: 1826-1865, Vol. II, Abstracted by, Elizabeth E. Ross and Zelda B. Wood, Clayton NC (1994), p. 35. 30 Dec 1829 Ambrose Ingram of Johnston Co to Bryan Smith of Johnston Co for $55, being the money that Bryan Smith has paid me as Security 60 acres devised to me by my father Shadrack Ingram’s Last Will and Testament… Witness: Needham Ingram, B Ingram Signed: Ambrose Ingram, Feb Court 1833. Deed Book P-2, Johnston Co NC, p. 418. Kinfolks of Johnston County: Abstracts of Deeds: 1826-1865, Vol. II, Abstracted by, Elizabeth E. Ross and Zelda B. Wood, Clayton NC (1994), p. 31. > From: apeterie1@comcast.net> To: avery@rootsweb.com> Date: Thu, 14 Aug 2008 05:17:33 -0400> Subject: Re: [AVERY] Averys of North Carolina/Tennessee> > Thank you so much for the reply. > > My line is Bolling Green Henery Bascum Avery b. abt. 1803 in North Carolina> to Alexander Averyt, Jr. and Elizabeth Vinson. Bolling married Charity> Brooks daughter of Jacob Brooks and Sarah Warrington on 12/21/1822 in North> Carolina, Johnston County. These two families moved to Gibson County> Tennessee by the 1830 census. I am trying to prove the children of> Alexander and Elizabeth, especially Bolling. Many on line trees list 11> children to this couple, but I cannot find a will for Alexander and> Elizabeth listing heirs only an administrator's document for Alexander Avery> in 1846 listing Bolling as the administrator, does not list any heirs.> > I believe the parents of Alexander Averyt Jr. to be Alexander b. about 1739> and Sarah ? Averyt. I would be most grateful to learn as much as possible> about this couple also.> > You must be connected through my Alexander's sister Sarah who married> Ambrose Ingham. Very nice to meet you.> > Thanks again, looking forward to hearing from you.> > Alice

My Avery line starts with John Avery b. 1687 Madnans Neck, Long Island, New York. He died 1751 Phillipsburgh, Westchester, New York. Before John the line supposedly goes back to Edward Avery who m. Mary Edgeley in 1626 in London. (Registry of Bishop of London.) The connection from John back to Edward and Mary is about impossible to document. According to Dutch Reform Church Edward and Mary are John's parents BUT I seriously doubt if they were married in 1626 that they had a son in 1687. Some descendents of John went to PA. My grandmother (Jenny Luella Avery) was born in Ulysses, PA in 1885. She was the daughter of Eldred Gilbert Avery. Gilbert was the son of Uriah Ulysses Avery. Uriah U. Avery was the son of Uriah A. Avery and Miriam Hill. Uriah A. was the son of Robert and Phoebe Wildey. Robert was the son of Jan/John Avery who was the son of John Avery. I see a daughter here or there who went to Mecklenburg, North Carolina. I have an Edward Avery in Westchester County, New York around 1700 to 1716 according to townhall records but cannot make a 100% connection to my branch of the Averys. I don't know if any of this information is helpful to you but because of the PA and NC connection I thought I would reply. > [Original Message] > From: Jeanney Horn <jeanneyhorn@comcast.net> > To: <avery@rootsweb.com> > Date: 8/14/2008 10:17:37 AM > Subject: Re: [AVERY] Averys of North Carolina/Tennessee > > Jim, > Sorry about that first email - it slipped out of my hands before it was > finished. > You might be from my Avery line - the Hudson Valley Avery line. Arrived in > New York in late 1600's early 1700's and settled in the Hudson River Valley > then some of them removed to PA - Susquehanna, Luzerne, and Wyoming > Counties. > Jeanney > > -----Original Message----- > From: avery-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:avery-bounces@rootsweb.com] On > Behalf Of LocalHistoryNut@aol.com > Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2008 8:06 AM > To: avery@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [AVERY] Averys of North Carolina/Tennessee > > Thanks for the info. I am searching for my Avery roots. We pop up in > Bradford Co PA as if left by a UFO. I have done the DNA thing but so so far > don't link to any Averys on a 12 for 12 match, but do link to one on a 8 of > 12 match. > We are not in the Groton book. > > Jim Avery > Dover PA > > > > **************Looking for a car that's sporty, fun and fits in your budget? > Read reviews on AOL Autos. > (http://autos.aol.com/cars-BMW-128-2008/expert-review?ncid=aolaut00050000000 > 017 ) > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > AVERY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in > the subject and the body of the message > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to AVERY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Sorry, Molly, you got the wrong message - - haha!! Senior moment!! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Molly Gravelle" <mollyandcarlg@comcast.net> To: <avery@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2008 10:19 AM Subject: Re: [AVERY] Averys of North Carolina/Tennessee Our Peter Avery's "floated down" from eastern NY after the Rev. Then over to Blount Ço. TN ... Have you read the TENNESSEE ANCESTORS articles; A Study of Peter Åvery, His Progeny, and Åvery Trace (in three parts)? Second part was in Dec. 2007 issue. Just a possibility -- M. Gravelle On Aug 14, 2008, at 4:10 AM, LocalHistoryNut@aol.com wrote: > Where did the Averys come from to get to North Carolina? > > Jim Avery > Dover PA > > > > **************Looking for a car that's sporty, fun and fits in your > budget? > Read reviews on AOL Autos. > (http://autos.aol.com/cars-BMW-128-2008/expert-review? > ncid=aolaut00050000000017 ) > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to AVERY- > request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to AVERY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I most likely will not make it now - since it is 2:00 here and 3:00 your time and it takes me 2 hours to get there. I will begin again next week with Renee's class to get back in the swing of things. Thank you!! Bobbie Tate ----- Original Message ----- From: "Molly Gravelle" <mollyandcarlg@comcast.net> To: <avery@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2008 10:19 AM Subject: Re: [AVERY] Averys of North Carolina/Tennessee Our Peter Avery's "floated down" from eastern NY after the Rev. Then over to Blount Ço. TN ... Have you read the TENNESSEE ANCESTORS articles; A Study of Peter Åvery, His Progeny, and Åvery Trace (in three parts)? Second part was in Dec. 2007 issue. Just a possibility -- M. Gravelle On Aug 14, 2008, at 4:10 AM, LocalHistoryNut@aol.com wrote: > Where did the Averys come from to get to North Carolina? > > Jim Avery > Dover PA > > > > **************Looking for a car that's sporty, fun and fits in your > budget? > Read reviews on AOL Autos. > (http://autos.aol.com/cars-BMW-128-2008/expert-review? > ncid=aolaut00050000000017 ) > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to AVERY- > request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to AVERY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message