son of Ebenezer Avery and Dorothy Parke
bap. July 25, 1730, First Church of Groton
Simeon Avery served in Capt. Joseph Morgan's
that marched to the relief of Fort William Henry, Aug., 1757 (French and Indian War Rolls, 1:197). He moved to Orford, where he was a deacon of the Congregational church and an innkeeper for many years. He kept the first ferry across the Connecticut River.
m1 Sarah Niles (Oct. 23, 1732-), daughter of Nathaniel Niles and Mary Northrop, on Oct 25,1750 at Groton, CT
Children:
- Simeon Avery (July 1, 1751-Aug 3, 1754)
- Mary Avery (Jan 5, 1753-Feb 26, 1753)
- Sarah Avery (Feb 4, 1754-June 26, 1824) m1 Elisha Perkins, m2 William Wood
- Lucy Avery (March 24, 1756-) m Jonathan Denison
- Nathan Avery (March 31, 1759-Jan 16, 1841) m Anna Ayers
- Catharine Avery (Sept 24, 1761-March 17, 1846) m1 Elisha Witter, m2 Sluman Lathrop
- Mary Avery (March 10, 1764-April 27, 1843) m Isaac Miner
- Zerviah Avery (April 14, 1765-April 22, 1767)
- Hannah Avery (May 16, 1768-April 21, 1822) m Capt Samuel Morey
- Jesse Avery (Oct 22, 1771-Feb, 13, 1824) m Elizabeth Platt
- Silas Avery (Sept 11, 1773-Jan 28, 1827)
- Joshua Avery (March 16, 1777-April 23, 1840) m1 Mary Ann Russell, m2 Sarah Wheeler
m2 Hannah Loomis Smallee (March 27, 1745-Nov 1814) on Sept 11, 1783
Children:
- Simeon Hyde Avery (Jan 13, 1787-)
Source:
- Centennial celebration of the town of Orford, N.H. By Joel Mann
- The Groton Avery clan compiled by Elroy McKendree Avery and Catherine Hitchcock Tilden Avery (1912)
bap. July 25, 1730, First Church of Groton
Simeon Avery served in Capt. Joseph Morgan's
that marched to the relief of Fort William Henry, Aug., 1757 (French and Indian War Rolls, 1:197). He moved to Orford, where he was a deacon of the Congregational church and an innkeeper for many years. He kept the first ferry across the Connecticut River.
m1 Sarah Niles (Oct. 23, 1732-), daughter of Nathaniel Niles and Mary Northrop, on Oct 25,1750 at Groton, CT
Children:
- Simeon Avery (July 1, 1751-Aug 3, 1754)
- Mary Avery (Jan 5, 1753-Feb 26, 1753)
- Sarah Avery (Feb 4, 1754-June 26, 1824) m1 Elisha Perkins, m2 William Wood
- Lucy Avery (March 24, 1756-) m Jonathan Denison
- Nathan Avery (March 31, 1759-Jan 16, 1841) m Anna Ayers
- Catharine Avery (Sept 24, 1761-March 17, 1846) m1 Elisha Witter, m2 Sluman Lathrop
- Mary Avery (March 10, 1764-April 27, 1843) m Isaac Miner
- Zerviah Avery (April 14, 1765-April 22, 1767)
- Hannah Avery (May 16, 1768-April 21, 1822) m Capt Samuel Morey
- Jesse Avery (Oct 22, 1771-Feb, 13, 1824) m Elizabeth Platt
- Silas Avery (Sept 11, 1773-Jan 28, 1827)
- Joshua Avery (March 16, 1777-April 23, 1840) m1 Mary Ann Russell, m2 Sarah Wheeler
m2 Hannah Loomis Smallee (March 27, 1745-Nov 1814) on Sept 11, 1783
Children:
- Simeon Hyde Avery (Jan 13, 1787-)
Source:
- Centennial celebration of the town of Orford, N.H. By Joel Mann
- The Groton Avery clan compiled by Elroy McKendree Avery and Catherine Hitchcock Tilden Avery (1912)
son of Ebenezer Avery and Dorothy Parke
bap. July 25, 1730, First Church of Groton
Simeon Avery served in Capt. Joseph Morgan's
that marched to the relief of Fort William Henry, Aug., 1757 (French and Indian War Rolls, 1:197). He moved to Orford, where he was a deacon of the Congregational church and an innkeeper for many years. He kept the first ferry across the Connecticut River.
m1 Sarah Niles (Oct. 23, 1732-), daughter of Nathaniel Niles and Mary Northrop, on Oct 25,1750 at Groton, CT
Children:
- Simeon Avery (July 1, 1751-Aug 3, 1754)
- Mary Avery (Jan 5, 1753-Feb 26, 1753)
- Sarah Avery (Feb 4, 1754-June 26, 1824) m1 Elisha Perkins, m2 William Wood
- Lucy Avery (March 24, 1756-) m Jonathan Denison
- Nathan Avery (March 31, 1759-Jan 16, 1841) m Anna Ayers
- Catharine Avery (Sept 24, 1761-March 17, 1846) m1 Elisha Witter, m2 Sluman Lathrop
- Mary Avery (March 10, 1764-April 27, 1843) m Isaac Miner
- Zerviah Avery (April 14, 1765-April 22, 1767)
- Hannah Avery (May 16, 1768-April 21, 1822) m Capt Samuel Morey
- Jesse Avery (Oct 22, 1771-Feb, 13, 1824) m Elizabeth Platt
- Silas Avery (Sept 11, 1773-Jan 28, 1827)
- Joshua Avery (March 16, 1777-April 23, 1840) m1 Mary Ann Russell, m2 Sarah Wheeler
m2 Hannah Loomis Smallee (March 27, 1745-Nov 1814) on Sept 11, 1783
Children:
- Simeon Hyde Avery (Jan 13, 1787-)
Source:
- Centennial celebration of the town of Orford, N.H. By Joel Mann
- The Groton Avery clan compiled by Elroy McKendree Avery and Catherine Hitchcock Tilden Avery (1912)
bap. July 25, 1730, First Church of Groton
Simeon Avery served in Capt. Joseph Morgan's
that marched to the relief of Fort William Henry, Aug., 1757 (French and Indian War Rolls, 1:197). He moved to Orford, where he was a deacon of the Congregational church and an innkeeper for many years. He kept the first ferry across the Connecticut River.
m1 Sarah Niles (Oct. 23, 1732-), daughter of Nathaniel Niles and Mary Northrop, on Oct 25,1750 at Groton, CT
Children:
- Simeon Avery (July 1, 1751-Aug 3, 1754)
- Mary Avery (Jan 5, 1753-Feb 26, 1753)
- Sarah Avery (Feb 4, 1754-June 26, 1824) m1 Elisha Perkins, m2 William Wood
- Lucy Avery (March 24, 1756-) m Jonathan Denison
- Nathan Avery (March 31, 1759-Jan 16, 1841) m Anna Ayers
- Catharine Avery (Sept 24, 1761-March 17, 1846) m1 Elisha Witter, m2 Sluman Lathrop
- Mary Avery (March 10, 1764-April 27, 1843) m Isaac Miner
- Zerviah Avery (April 14, 1765-April 22, 1767)
- Hannah Avery (May 16, 1768-April 21, 1822) m Capt Samuel Morey
- Jesse Avery (Oct 22, 1771-Feb, 13, 1824) m Elizabeth Platt
- Silas Avery (Sept 11, 1773-Jan 28, 1827)
- Joshua Avery (March 16, 1777-April 23, 1840) m1 Mary Ann Russell, m2 Sarah Wheeler
m2 Hannah Loomis Smallee (March 27, 1745-Nov 1814) on Sept 11, 1783
Children:
- Simeon Hyde Avery (Jan 13, 1787-)
Source:
- Centennial celebration of the town of Orford, N.H. By Joel Mann
- The Groton Avery clan compiled by Elroy McKendree Avery and Catherine Hitchcock Tilden Avery (1912)
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