The Avery-Hay homestead at the
corner of Main and Walnut streets,
was a scene of gaiety Saturday afternoon
due to a reunion of the Avery
family, held in honor of the 61st
birthday anniversary of Dr. Charles
B. Avery of El Dorado, Kan. Twenty
two, including members of the family
and a few other guests, were present.
Dinner was served at long tables
placed on the lawn, and when everything
was ready for serving a group
picture was taken of the company by
Photographer Hills.
The tables were handsomely decorated
with flowers, the place of honor
decorated with 61 pink candles.
Dr. Avery in whose honor the reunion
was held is the youngest member
of a large family of children of
which his brother, Rufus G. Avery,
who is nearly 83 years old, is the
oldest. There are three other brothers
and two sisters living, all of whom
were present at the gathering on Wednesday.
Among the guests were. Bradley C.
Avery of Port Colburn, Can,; Mrs.
John Avery and Mr. and Mrs Clark
Hurd and their son Bradley of Buffalo
Mrs. James Avery and Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Sneck, Rochester; Mrs.
Martha E. Graves and daughter and
Miss Emma Avery of Knoxville, Pa.:
William Avery, Cowlesville; George
Avery and Mr. and Mrs. R. Lincoln
of Alexander and Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
B. Avery and daughter of El Dorado,
Kan.
Thursday, August 8, 1907
Attica NY News 1907-1910
The Avery-Hay homestead at the
corner of Main and Walnut streets,
was a scene of gaiety Saturday afternoon
due to a reunion of the Avery
family, held in honor of the 61st
birthday anniversary of Dr. Charles
B. Avery of El Dorado, Kan. Twenty
two, including members of the family
and a few other guests, were present.
Dinner was served at long tables
placed on the lawn, and when everything
was ready for serving a group
picture was taken of the company by
Photographer Hills.
The tables were handsomely decorated
with flowers, the place of honor
decorated with 61 pink candles.
Dr. Avery in whose honor the reunion
was held is the youngest member
of a large family of children of
which his brother, Rufus G. Avery,
who is nearly 83 years old, is the
oldest. There are three other brothers
and two sisters living, all of whom
were present at the gathering on Wednesday.
Among the guests were. Bradley C.
Avery of Port Colburn, Can,; Mrs.
John Avery and Mr. and Mrs Clark
Hurd and their son Bradley of Buffalo
Mrs. James Avery and Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Sneck, Rochester; Mrs.
Martha E. Graves and daughter and
Miss Emma Avery of Knoxville, Pa.:
William Avery, Cowlesville; George
Avery and Mr. and Mrs. R. Lincoln
of Alexander and Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
B. Avery and daughter of El Dorado,
Kan.
Thursday, August 8, 1907
Attica NY News 1907-1910
Family Members
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Rufus Green Avery Jr
1824–1915
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Sarah Goodwill Avery Walsh
1826–1878
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John Goodwill Avery
1828–1901
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Daniel Goodwill Avery
1830–1847
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William Crockett Avery
1832–1913
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George Elfonzo Avery
1834–1923
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James Monroe Avery
1836–1895
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Julia Maria Avery
1838–1886
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Bradley Crandall Avery
1840–1929
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Emma Loretta Avery
1842–1920
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Martha Elizabeth Avery Graves
1843–1916
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