Elias S. Avery was born in Westerlo in 1811.
He first married a woman named Melany (or Melane) who was about 2 years older than he. They appear to not to have had any children.
He then married Elizabeth Johnston Avery around 1860. By her had two girls; Emma born about 1862 and Ida E. Avery Moore born about 1868.
He held various jobs during his life including as a peddler.
At the time of his death, Elias lived at 183 Elm Street in Albany. He died of Bright's disease (kidney) at age of 78y 2m 15d.
He was buried in the lot of H. G. Chapman.
Sources: Albany Rural Cemetery records, US Censuses
He first married a woman named Melany (or Melane) who was about 2 years older than he. They appear to not to have had any children.
He then married Elizabeth Johnston Avery around 1860. By her had two girls; Emma born about 1862 and Ida E. Avery Moore born about 1868.
He held various jobs during his life including as a peddler.
At the time of his death, Elias lived at 183 Elm Street in Albany. He died of Bright's disease (kidney) at age of 78y 2m 15d.
He was buried in the lot of H. G. Chapman.
Sources: Albany Rural Cemetery records, US Censuses
Elias S. Avery was born in Westerlo in 1811.
He first married a woman named Melany (or Melane) who was about 2 years older than he. They appear to not to have had any children.
He then married Elizabeth Johnston Avery around 1860. By her had two girls; Emma born about 1862 and Ida E. Avery Moore born about 1868.
He held various jobs during his life including as a peddler.
At the time of his death, Elias lived at 183 Elm Street in Albany. He died of Bright's disease (kidney) at age of 78y 2m 15d.
He was buried in the lot of H. G. Chapman.
Sources: Albany Rural Cemetery records, US Censuses
He first married a woman named Melany (or Melane) who was about 2 years older than he. They appear to not to have had any children.
He then married Elizabeth Johnston Avery around 1860. By her had two girls; Emma born about 1862 and Ida E. Avery Moore born about 1868.
He held various jobs during his life including as a peddler.
At the time of his death, Elias lived at 183 Elm Street in Albany. He died of Bright's disease (kidney) at age of 78y 2m 15d.
He was buried in the lot of H. G. Chapman.
Sources: Albany Rural Cemetery records, US Censuses
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