Aurilla Fidelia Bauder was born at Fonda, New York, Sept. 5, 1840, and departed this life at Lushton, Nebraska, April 20, 1934, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C.P. Moul, at the ripe age of ninety-three years, seven months and fifteen days.
She was united in marriage near Mendota, Illinois, to Isaac Avery, May 20, 1857, at the age of seventeen years. To this union was born three children; one dying in infancy and one daughter, Mrs. Diana Cushing preceding her in death at San Antonio, Texas, December 21, 1933. Beside her own family, Mrs. Avery cared for and reared to maturity two children by adoption, Mrs. Margaret Austin, Mendota, Illinois, and one son, Bert Avery of Mr. Vernon, Iowa.
In the year 1880, she with her husband and family, moved from Illinois to the vicinity of Fairmont, later settling near the Seeley Mill, southwest of Lushton, where Mr. Avery was employed as a mechanic.
Later they returned to Fairmont, where Mr. Avery conducted a blacksmith shop and machine shop. They remained here until Mr. Avery's death on July 10, 1092, and since that time Mrs. Avery has made her home with her daughters. In March, 1933, she returned from San Antonio to the home of Mrs. C.P. Moul, at whose place she was living at the time of her death.
Mrs. Avery became a Christian early in life and became a member of the Methodist Church, and lived a faithful and devout Christian life to the end of her earthly career. She was ever a faithful wife and loving mother.
She leaves to mourn he loss, one daughter, Mrs. C.P. Moul, who so patiently and tenderly cared for her during her failing days, also her son-in-law, C.P. Moul, ten grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren and many friends.
The Fillmore Chronicle (Fairmont) May 3rd, 1934 page 3.
Born in Fonda, NY.
Married Isaac Avery on May 20, 1857.
Lot Owner: Issac Avery
She was united in marriage near Mendota, Illinois, to Isaac Avery, May 20, 1857, at the age of seventeen years. To this union was born three children; one dying in infancy and one daughter, Mrs. Diana Cushing preceding her in death at San Antonio, Texas, December 21, 1933. Beside her own family, Mrs. Avery cared for and reared to maturity two children by adoption, Mrs. Margaret Austin, Mendota, Illinois, and one son, Bert Avery of Mr. Vernon, Iowa.
In the year 1880, she with her husband and family, moved from Illinois to the vicinity of Fairmont, later settling near the Seeley Mill, southwest of Lushton, where Mr. Avery was employed as a mechanic.
Later they returned to Fairmont, where Mr. Avery conducted a blacksmith shop and machine shop. They remained here until Mr. Avery's death on July 10, 1092, and since that time Mrs. Avery has made her home with her daughters. In March, 1933, she returned from San Antonio to the home of Mrs. C.P. Moul, at whose place she was living at the time of her death.
Mrs. Avery became a Christian early in life and became a member of the Methodist Church, and lived a faithful and devout Christian life to the end of her earthly career. She was ever a faithful wife and loving mother.
She leaves to mourn he loss, one daughter, Mrs. C.P. Moul, who so patiently and tenderly cared for her during her failing days, also her son-in-law, C.P. Moul, ten grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren and many friends.
The Fillmore Chronicle (Fairmont) May 3rd, 1934 page 3.
Born in Fonda, NY.
Married Isaac Avery on May 20, 1857.
Lot Owner: Issac Avery
Aurilla Fidelia Bauder was born at Fonda, New York, Sept. 5, 1840, and departed this life at Lushton, Nebraska, April 20, 1934, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C.P. Moul, at the ripe age of ninety-three years, seven months and fifteen days.
She was united in marriage near Mendota, Illinois, to Isaac Avery, May 20, 1857, at the age of seventeen years. To this union was born three children; one dying in infancy and one daughter, Mrs. Diana Cushing preceding her in death at San Antonio, Texas, December 21, 1933. Beside her own family, Mrs. Avery cared for and reared to maturity two children by adoption, Mrs. Margaret Austin, Mendota, Illinois, and one son, Bert Avery of Mr. Vernon, Iowa.
In the year 1880, she with her husband and family, moved from Illinois to the vicinity of Fairmont, later settling near the Seeley Mill, southwest of Lushton, where Mr. Avery was employed as a mechanic.
Later they returned to Fairmont, where Mr. Avery conducted a blacksmith shop and machine shop. They remained here until Mr. Avery's death on July 10, 1092, and since that time Mrs. Avery has made her home with her daughters. In March, 1933, she returned from San Antonio to the home of Mrs. C.P. Moul, at whose place she was living at the time of her death.
Mrs. Avery became a Christian early in life and became a member of the Methodist Church, and lived a faithful and devout Christian life to the end of her earthly career. She was ever a faithful wife and loving mother.
She leaves to mourn he loss, one daughter, Mrs. C.P. Moul, who so patiently and tenderly cared for her during her failing days, also her son-in-law, C.P. Moul, ten grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren and many friends.
The Fillmore Chronicle (Fairmont) May 3rd, 1934 page 3.
Born in Fonda, NY.
Married Isaac Avery on May 20, 1857.
Lot Owner: Issac Avery
She was united in marriage near Mendota, Illinois, to Isaac Avery, May 20, 1857, at the age of seventeen years. To this union was born three children; one dying in infancy and one daughter, Mrs. Diana Cushing preceding her in death at San Antonio, Texas, December 21, 1933. Beside her own family, Mrs. Avery cared for and reared to maturity two children by adoption, Mrs. Margaret Austin, Mendota, Illinois, and one son, Bert Avery of Mr. Vernon, Iowa.
In the year 1880, she with her husband and family, moved from Illinois to the vicinity of Fairmont, later settling near the Seeley Mill, southwest of Lushton, where Mr. Avery was employed as a mechanic.
Later they returned to Fairmont, where Mr. Avery conducted a blacksmith shop and machine shop. They remained here until Mr. Avery's death on July 10, 1092, and since that time Mrs. Avery has made her home with her daughters. In March, 1933, she returned from San Antonio to the home of Mrs. C.P. Moul, at whose place she was living at the time of her death.
Mrs. Avery became a Christian early in life and became a member of the Methodist Church, and lived a faithful and devout Christian life to the end of her earthly career. She was ever a faithful wife and loving mother.
She leaves to mourn he loss, one daughter, Mrs. C.P. Moul, who so patiently and tenderly cared for her during her failing days, also her son-in-law, C.P. Moul, ten grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren and many friends.
The Fillmore Chronicle (Fairmont) May 3rd, 1934 page 3.
Born in Fonda, NY.
Married Isaac Avery on May 20, 1857.
Lot Owner: Issac Avery
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