Age 37
1880 census says he was five at the time. Census was dated June 5, 1880.
Groton Avery Clan, p.1089, gives his birthdate as Jun 2,1876.
Groton Avery Clan, p.1379 indicates he married Harriet Amelia "Hattie" Avery (whether she was related or not is unknown) on Sep 8,1895 at Atlanta. (Vital Recs say they were married in 1896) If he were born in 1880, this would have been shortly after his 15th birthday. Further, there were two children born of this marriage, Amelia in 1897 (when he would have been 17 if he was born in 1880) and Marian in 1905. He is aged 24 in the 1900 census in Washington,DC, again suggesting he was born c1876.
Constitution, May 1, 1917
News was received in Atlanta yesterday by I. W. Avery of the death Sunday of his son, A. W. Avery, formerly of Atlanta, in Tacoma, Wash. The body will be cremated and the ashes brought to Atlanta. Mr. Avery was a cousin of Dr. W. Troy Bivings of Atlanta. He is also survived by a sister, Mrs. William Wilkins, formerly of Greenville, S. C., and now of Seattle, Washington.
Constitution, May 3, 1917
Dalton, Ga., May 2. (Special) News has just reached here of the death of Albert Avery, who died at the home of his sister, Mrs. May Wilkins, in Seattle, Wash., from peritonitis, after an operation for appendicitis.
The deceased was a son of Colonel I. W. Avery, prominently identified with the history of Georgia during ante-bellum and reconstruction periods. Mr. Avery is survived by his wife and one child and his sister. The remains were cremated and will be later brought to his native state.
1880 census says he was five at the time. Census was dated June 5, 1880.
Groton Avery Clan, p.1089, gives his birthdate as Jun 2,1876.
Groton Avery Clan, p.1379 indicates he married Harriet Amelia "Hattie" Avery (whether she was related or not is unknown) on Sep 8,1895 at Atlanta. (Vital Recs say they were married in 1896) If he were born in 1880, this would have been shortly after his 15th birthday. Further, there were two children born of this marriage, Amelia in 1897 (when he would have been 17 if he was born in 1880) and Marian in 1905. He is aged 24 in the 1900 census in Washington,DC, again suggesting he was born c1876.
Constitution, May 1, 1917
News was received in Atlanta yesterday by I. W. Avery of the death Sunday of his son, A. W. Avery, formerly of Atlanta, in Tacoma, Wash. The body will be cremated and the ashes brought to Atlanta. Mr. Avery was a cousin of Dr. W. Troy Bivings of Atlanta. He is also survived by a sister, Mrs. William Wilkins, formerly of Greenville, S. C., and now of Seattle, Washington.
Constitution, May 3, 1917
Dalton, Ga., May 2. (Special) News has just reached here of the death of Albert Avery, who died at the home of his sister, Mrs. May Wilkins, in Seattle, Wash., from peritonitis, after an operation for appendicitis.
The deceased was a son of Colonel I. W. Avery, prominently identified with the history of Georgia during ante-bellum and reconstruction periods. Mr. Avery is survived by his wife and one child and his sister. The remains were cremated and will be later brought to his native state.
Age 37
1880 census says he was five at the time. Census was dated June 5, 1880.
Groton Avery Clan, p.1089, gives his birthdate as Jun 2,1876.
Groton Avery Clan, p.1379 indicates he married Harriet Amelia "Hattie" Avery (whether she was related or not is unknown) on Sep 8,1895 at Atlanta. (Vital Recs say they were married in 1896) If he were born in 1880, this would have been shortly after his 15th birthday. Further, there were two children born of this marriage, Amelia in 1897 (when he would have been 17 if he was born in 1880) and Marian in 1905. He is aged 24 in the 1900 census in Washington,DC, again suggesting he was born c1876.
Constitution, May 1, 1917
News was received in Atlanta yesterday by I. W. Avery of the death Sunday of his son, A. W. Avery, formerly of Atlanta, in Tacoma, Wash. The body will be cremated and the ashes brought to Atlanta. Mr. Avery was a cousin of Dr. W. Troy Bivings of Atlanta. He is also survived by a sister, Mrs. William Wilkins, formerly of Greenville, S. C., and now of Seattle, Washington.
Constitution, May 3, 1917
Dalton, Ga., May 2. (Special) News has just reached here of the death of Albert Avery, who died at the home of his sister, Mrs. May Wilkins, in Seattle, Wash., from peritonitis, after an operation for appendicitis.
The deceased was a son of Colonel I. W. Avery, prominently identified with the history of Georgia during ante-bellum and reconstruction periods. Mr. Avery is survived by his wife and one child and his sister. The remains were cremated and will be later brought to his native state.
1880 census says he was five at the time. Census was dated June 5, 1880.
Groton Avery Clan, p.1089, gives his birthdate as Jun 2,1876.
Groton Avery Clan, p.1379 indicates he married Harriet Amelia "Hattie" Avery (whether she was related or not is unknown) on Sep 8,1895 at Atlanta. (Vital Recs say they were married in 1896) If he were born in 1880, this would have been shortly after his 15th birthday. Further, there were two children born of this marriage, Amelia in 1897 (when he would have been 17 if he was born in 1880) and Marian in 1905. He is aged 24 in the 1900 census in Washington,DC, again suggesting he was born c1876.
Constitution, May 1, 1917
News was received in Atlanta yesterday by I. W. Avery of the death Sunday of his son, A. W. Avery, formerly of Atlanta, in Tacoma, Wash. The body will be cremated and the ashes brought to Atlanta. Mr. Avery was a cousin of Dr. W. Troy Bivings of Atlanta. He is also survived by a sister, Mrs. William Wilkins, formerly of Greenville, S. C., and now of Seattle, Washington.
Constitution, May 3, 1917
Dalton, Ga., May 2. (Special) News has just reached here of the death of Albert Avery, who died at the home of his sister, Mrs. May Wilkins, in Seattle, Wash., from peritonitis, after an operation for appendicitis.
The deceased was a son of Colonel I. W. Avery, prominently identified with the history of Georgia during ante-bellum and reconstruction periods. Mr. Avery is survived by his wife and one child and his sister. The remains were cremated and will be later brought to his native state.
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