In the late 1800s, Charles became interested in photography and started C. D. Avery Studio in Concordia, Kansas. On 27 April 1892, at age 23 he married Luella Almira Geiger. Her father was also a Concordia photographer. They had no children.
Between 1900 and 1910, Charles and Luella moved to Los Angeles, where he became a real estate broker. By 1920 they were divorced. Charles died 8 February 1942 in Los Angeles. He is buried in Sibley Cemetery, Cloud, Kansas.
Because Charles was a good photographer, we have a wonderful collection of Avery family photos!
In the late 1800s, Charles became interested in photography and started C. D. Avery Studio in Concordia, Kansas. On 27 April 1892, at age 23 he married Luella Almira Geiger. Her father was also a Concordia photographer. They had no children.
Between 1900 and 1910, Charles and Luella moved to Los Angeles, where he became a real estate broker. By 1920 they were divorced. Charles died 8 February 1942 in Los Angeles. He is buried in Sibley Cemetery, Cloud, Kansas.
Because Charles was a good photographer, we have a wonderful collection of Avery family photos!
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Charles D. Jr.
1869 - 1942
(Near the large Avery grave marker of his parents, Mary E. Avery and Charles D. Avery)
Family Members
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Arthur Augustus Avery
1870–1935
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George Lewis Avery
1872–1948
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Myrtle Maria Avery Taylor
1874–1943
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Guy Herbert Avery
1876–1939
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Glenn Avery
1878–1880
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Cecil Grant Avery
1879–1960
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Lulu Edith Avery Clark
1880–1948
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Ralph Emmet Avery
1882–1944
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Roy Francis Avery
1887–1964
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Juanita Ruth "Wanda" Avery
1892–1933
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