History of Newbury, Vermont notes this internment as a Revolutionary Soldier.
He is the son of Simeon and Sarah (Niles) Avery. He married Anna Ayers on Feb 20,1782 at Hebron,CT.
Nathan Avery was in Capt. Edward Mott's company, 1776; was in the
battle of White Plains; was discharged at New Castle, late in 1776; served three months in 1779, at Fort Trumbull; served two tours of three months each, terminating at Fort Griswold, Sept. 6, 1781; applied, June, 1832, for a pension which was granted (Pension Bureau Records, & Conn. Men in the Revolution, 617). He was a farmer, and lived at Fairlee VT and Orford, NH, and at Newbury, Vt.
Source
- The Groton Avery clan compiled by Elroy McKendree Avery and Catherine Hitchcock Tilden Avery (1912)
He is the son of Simeon and Sarah (Niles) Avery. He married Anna Ayers on Feb 20,1782 at Hebron,CT.
Nathan Avery was in Capt. Edward Mott's company, 1776; was in the
battle of White Plains; was discharged at New Castle, late in 1776; served three months in 1779, at Fort Trumbull; served two tours of three months each, terminating at Fort Griswold, Sept. 6, 1781; applied, June, 1832, for a pension which was granted (Pension Bureau Records, & Conn. Men in the Revolution, 617). He was a farmer, and lived at Fairlee VT and Orford, NH, and at Newbury, Vt.
Source
- The Groton Avery clan compiled by Elroy McKendree Avery and Catherine Hitchcock Tilden Avery (1912)
History of Newbury, Vermont notes this internment as a Revolutionary Soldier.
He is the son of Simeon and Sarah (Niles) Avery. He married Anna Ayers on Feb 20,1782 at Hebron,CT.
Nathan Avery was in Capt. Edward Mott's company, 1776; was in the
battle of White Plains; was discharged at New Castle, late in 1776; served three months in 1779, at Fort Trumbull; served two tours of three months each, terminating at Fort Griswold, Sept. 6, 1781; applied, June, 1832, for a pension which was granted (Pension Bureau Records, & Conn. Men in the Revolution, 617). He was a farmer, and lived at Fairlee VT and Orford, NH, and at Newbury, Vt.
Source
- The Groton Avery clan compiled by Elroy McKendree Avery and Catherine Hitchcock Tilden Avery (1912)
He is the son of Simeon and Sarah (Niles) Avery. He married Anna Ayers on Feb 20,1782 at Hebron,CT.
Nathan Avery was in Capt. Edward Mott's company, 1776; was in the
battle of White Plains; was discharged at New Castle, late in 1776; served three months in 1779, at Fort Trumbull; served two tours of three months each, terminating at Fort Griswold, Sept. 6, 1781; applied, June, 1832, for a pension which was granted (Pension Bureau Records, & Conn. Men in the Revolution, 617). He was a farmer, and lived at Fairlee VT and Orford, NH, and at Newbury, Vt.
Source
- The Groton Avery clan compiled by Elroy McKendree Avery and Catherine Hitchcock Tilden Avery (1912)
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