Benjamin Avery was a farmer who died of old age complications at the age of 83 in the town of Westerlo, Albany County, New York in April 1850.
He was born in New York per the 1850 mortality census.
Benjamin Avery married Sarah Cordelia Williamson in 1787. They were the parents of eight (9?) children. Sarah died on January 2, 1805 at the age of 36, less than a month after the birth of their youngest son Benjamin Samuel Avery, who was born on December 12, 1804. Sarah was buried on the family property, which is on lot 343 of the West Rensselaer Manor in Albany County, New York. This is in the south west part of Westerlo. It was several years after her death that Westerlo was formed (in 1815) out of parts of Rensselaerville and Coeymans. Benjamin's second wife was Sarah "Sally" DeMelt. They were married in 1805 and were the parents of 11 (possibly more) children. Sarah (DeMelt) Avery was born November 8, 1780 (or 1787) and died before April 1850.
Children of Benjamin and Sarah Cordelia:
-Benjamin Green Avery 103599050 m. 1. Priscilla Swan; 2. Lucretia Ellis
-Hannah Avery m. Jeremiah Acker. In her later years, Hannah lived in Westerlo, Albany County, NY until August 15, 1865. She then moved back to Lee County, IL and died there in October of 1865.
-Thomas Williamson Avery 114146410 (1792-1860/61) m. 1. Hannah; 2. Betsey E.
-Hezekiah Avery
-John Avery 115089360 m. Hannah Miner
-possible infant
-Mary Avery 208529198 m. Enoch Mabey; both died in November 1881 and are buried in Green Cemetery in South Westerlo, Albany, NY
-William Ostrander Avery 75956317 m. Rachel Bishop
-Benjamin Samuel Avery 61024315 m. 1. Abigail Champion; 2. Salome Champion
Children of Benjamin and Sarah DeMelt:
-Elizabeth or Elsie Avery m. Montgomery Mackey
-Isaac H. Avery
-Sally Ann Avery 55486109 m. David Adams Haight
-Merlany or Malinda Avery
-Elias Avery 125821327
-Archibald Avery
-Russel Avery
-Elisha Avery
-Daniel T. Avery
-Calvin Avery
-Ann Eliza Avery 51991798 m. Oliver Hunt
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additions/corrections are welcome.
Please advise is further burial information is known.
He was born in New York per the 1850 mortality census.
Benjamin Avery married Sarah Cordelia Williamson in 1787. They were the parents of eight (9?) children. Sarah died on January 2, 1805 at the age of 36, less than a month after the birth of their youngest son Benjamin Samuel Avery, who was born on December 12, 1804. Sarah was buried on the family property, which is on lot 343 of the West Rensselaer Manor in Albany County, New York. This is in the south west part of Westerlo. It was several years after her death that Westerlo was formed (in 1815) out of parts of Rensselaerville and Coeymans. Benjamin's second wife was Sarah "Sally" DeMelt. They were married in 1805 and were the parents of 11 (possibly more) children. Sarah (DeMelt) Avery was born November 8, 1780 (or 1787) and died before April 1850.
Children of Benjamin and Sarah Cordelia:
-Benjamin Green Avery 103599050 m. 1. Priscilla Swan; 2. Lucretia Ellis
-Hannah Avery m. Jeremiah Acker. In her later years, Hannah lived in Westerlo, Albany County, NY until August 15, 1865. She then moved back to Lee County, IL and died there in October of 1865.
-Thomas Williamson Avery 114146410 (1792-1860/61) m. 1. Hannah; 2. Betsey E.
-Hezekiah Avery
-John Avery 115089360 m. Hannah Miner
-possible infant
-Mary Avery 208529198 m. Enoch Mabey; both died in November 1881 and are buried in Green Cemetery in South Westerlo, Albany, NY
-William Ostrander Avery 75956317 m. Rachel Bishop
-Benjamin Samuel Avery 61024315 m. 1. Abigail Champion; 2. Salome Champion
Children of Benjamin and Sarah DeMelt:
-Elizabeth or Elsie Avery m. Montgomery Mackey
-Isaac H. Avery
-Sally Ann Avery 55486109 m. David Adams Haight
-Merlany or Malinda Avery
-Elias Avery 125821327
-Archibald Avery
-Russel Avery
-Elisha Avery
-Daniel T. Avery
-Calvin Avery
-Ann Eliza Avery 51991798 m. Oliver Hunt
~~~~~
additions/corrections are welcome.
Please advise is further burial information is known.
Benjamin Avery was a farmer who died of old age complications at the age of 83 in the town of Westerlo, Albany County, New York in April 1850.
He was born in New York per the 1850 mortality census.
Benjamin Avery married Sarah Cordelia Williamson in 1787. They were the parents of eight (9?) children. Sarah died on January 2, 1805 at the age of 36, less than a month after the birth of their youngest son Benjamin Samuel Avery, who was born on December 12, 1804. Sarah was buried on the family property, which is on lot 343 of the West Rensselaer Manor in Albany County, New York. This is in the south west part of Westerlo. It was several years after her death that Westerlo was formed (in 1815) out of parts of Rensselaerville and Coeymans. Benjamin's second wife was Sarah "Sally" DeMelt. They were married in 1805 and were the parents of 11 (possibly more) children. Sarah (DeMelt) Avery was born November 8, 1780 (or 1787) and died before April 1850.
Children of Benjamin and Sarah Cordelia:
-Benjamin Green Avery 103599050 m. 1. Priscilla Swan; 2. Lucretia Ellis
-Hannah Avery m. Jeremiah Acker. In her later years, Hannah lived in Westerlo, Albany County, NY until August 15, 1865. She then moved back to Lee County, IL and died there in October of 1865.
-Thomas Williamson Avery 114146410 (1792-1860/61) m. 1. Hannah; 2. Betsey E.
-Hezekiah Avery
-John Avery 115089360 m. Hannah Miner
-possible infant
-Mary Avery 208529198 m. Enoch Mabey; both died in November 1881 and are buried in Green Cemetery in South Westerlo, Albany, NY
-William Ostrander Avery 75956317 m. Rachel Bishop
-Benjamin Samuel Avery 61024315 m. 1. Abigail Champion; 2. Salome Champion
Children of Benjamin and Sarah DeMelt:
-Elizabeth or Elsie Avery m. Montgomery Mackey
-Isaac H. Avery
-Sally Ann Avery 55486109 m. David Adams Haight
-Merlany or Malinda Avery
-Elias Avery 125821327
-Archibald Avery
-Russel Avery
-Elisha Avery
-Daniel T. Avery
-Calvin Avery
-Ann Eliza Avery 51991798 m. Oliver Hunt
~~~~~
additions/corrections are welcome.
Please advise is further burial information is known.
He was born in New York per the 1850 mortality census.
Benjamin Avery married Sarah Cordelia Williamson in 1787. They were the parents of eight (9?) children. Sarah died on January 2, 1805 at the age of 36, less than a month after the birth of their youngest son Benjamin Samuel Avery, who was born on December 12, 1804. Sarah was buried on the family property, which is on lot 343 of the West Rensselaer Manor in Albany County, New York. This is in the south west part of Westerlo. It was several years after her death that Westerlo was formed (in 1815) out of parts of Rensselaerville and Coeymans. Benjamin's second wife was Sarah "Sally" DeMelt. They were married in 1805 and were the parents of 11 (possibly more) children. Sarah (DeMelt) Avery was born November 8, 1780 (or 1787) and died before April 1850.
Children of Benjamin and Sarah Cordelia:
-Benjamin Green Avery 103599050 m. 1. Priscilla Swan; 2. Lucretia Ellis
-Hannah Avery m. Jeremiah Acker. In her later years, Hannah lived in Westerlo, Albany County, NY until August 15, 1865. She then moved back to Lee County, IL and died there in October of 1865.
-Thomas Williamson Avery 114146410 (1792-1860/61) m. 1. Hannah; 2. Betsey E.
-Hezekiah Avery
-John Avery 115089360 m. Hannah Miner
-possible infant
-Mary Avery 208529198 m. Enoch Mabey; both died in November 1881 and are buried in Green Cemetery in South Westerlo, Albany, NY
-William Ostrander Avery 75956317 m. Rachel Bishop
-Benjamin Samuel Avery 61024315 m. 1. Abigail Champion; 2. Salome Champion
Children of Benjamin and Sarah DeMelt:
-Elizabeth or Elsie Avery m. Montgomery Mackey
-Isaac H. Avery
-Sally Ann Avery 55486109 m. David Adams Haight
-Merlany or Malinda Avery
-Elias Avery 125821327
-Archibald Avery
-Russel Avery
-Elisha Avery
-Daniel T. Avery
-Calvin Avery
-Ann Eliza Avery 51991798 m. Oliver Hunt
~~~~~
additions/corrections are welcome.
Please advise is further burial information is known.
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