Person:Thomas Avery (16)

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Thomas Avery
chr.18 Oct 1835 Parish Church of Benenden, Beneden, Kent, England
d.23 May 1890 Phelps, Ontario, New York
Parents and Siblings
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m. 29 Oct 1827
  1. James Avery1828 -
  2. William Avery1829 -
  3. Martha Anne AveryAbt 1832 -
  4. Thomas Avery1835 - 1890
  5. Caroline AveryAbt 1844 -
  6. Mary Avery1848 -
  7. Margaret Avery1854 -
Spouse and Children
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m. 1 Apr 1858
  1. Elizabeth Ann Avery1858 - 1944
  2. Walter A. AveryAbt 1861 - 1907
  3. Mary Jane Avery1870 -
  4. James AveryAbt 1870 - 1891
  5. Charles Thomas Avery1874 - 1949
  6. Jesse A. AveryAbt 1883 - 1885
  7. Lionel Avery1883 -
  8. John Herbert AveryAbt 1886 -
  9. William H. Avery1887 -
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Facts and Events
Name Thomas Avery
Gender Male
Christening? 18 Oct 1835 Parish Church of Benenden, Beneden, Kent, England
Immigration[1][2] 11 May 1855 Port of New York
Marriage 1 Apr 1858 Tippecanoe, Indianato Elizabeth Anna Morris
Census 30 Jul 1860 Waterloo, Seneca, New Yorkwith Elizabeth Anna Morris
Residence[3] Bet 1867 and 1868 HUNCH, Oaks Corner
Census 1 Jun 1870 Phelps, Ontario, New Yorkwith Elizabeth Anna Morris
Census 5 Jun 1880 Phelps, Ontario, New Yorkwith Elizabeth Anna Morris
Occupation? Farmer - Carpenter 1880 Census
Death? 23 May 1890 Phelps, Ontario, New York

Hi, Judy......I came across your message on the Avery surname message board and would be very grateful for any of the info you have gleaned about the Averys of 16th century England. I live in the city of Bristol, South Gloucestershire, England and there are quite a few of the Avery 'tribe' hereabouts! From what I have learnt, the Averys are of French Norman extraction (Avurie) and came to England as part of Duke William's army in 1066 and was granted lands by a grateful future William the First. Apparantly we are also related to the MacAvoys of Ireland and also another branch of the family called Averill. One of our famous ancestors was the pirate Thomas Avery who originally came from my home town and retired to Plymouth and opened up a tavern in about 1720(?) I hope this is of some interest to you and I would be very pleased to hear from you if you ever come across any other info. Sincerely, William Avery

References
  1. ↑ National Archives and Records Administration. New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957. (Washington, D. C.: National Archives and Records Administration).
  2. ↑ Ship Margaret Evans
  3. ↑ No idea if this is correct
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