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James
AVERY
(b.
16 December 1646
,
New London, New Haven Colony
d.
22 August 1728
,
Groton, Crown Colony of Connecticut
)
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James AVERY was born 16 December 1646 in New London, New Haven Colony
James AVERY was the child of James AVERY and Joanna (Joane) GREENSLADESpouse(s)/Partner(s) and Child(ren):
James married Deborah STALLYON (STALLION) 20 February 1669 in New London, Connecticut Colony . The couple had (at least) 2 children. Deborah STALLYON (STALLION) was born 20 February 1649 in New London, Connecticut, USA. Deborah died 27 March 1729 in Groton, Connecticut, USA. Deborah was the child of Edward STALLYON (STALLION) and Margaret Mary MILLER.
James AVERY died 22 August 1728 in Groton, Crown Colony of Connecticut.
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Deborah STALLYON (STALLION)-- Date: 20 February 1669 Place: New London, Connecticut Colony
Deborah STALLYON (STALLION) was the child of Edward STALLYON (STALLION) and Margaret Mary MILLER
Children of James AVERY and Deborah STALLYON (STALLION):
Christopher AVERY (b.23 January 1680, Groton, Connecticut Colony d. 20 January 1753, Groton, Crown Colony of Connecticut)
m. Prudence PAYSON 1 April 1714 in Groton, Connecticut, USA
Mary Ann AVERY (b.2 July 1693, Groton, Crown Colony of Connecticut d. April 1780, Groton, Crown Colony of Connecticut)
m. William MORGAN 3 July 1716 in Groton, Connecticut, USA
Deborah STALLYON (STALLION)-- Date: 20 February 1669 Place: New London, Connecticut ColonyDeborah STALLYON (STALLION) was the child of Edward STALLYON (STALLION) and Margaret Mary MILLER
Children of James AVERY and Deborah STALLYON (STALLION):
Christopher AVERY (b.23 January 1680, Groton, Connecticut Colony d. 20 January 1753, Groton, Crown Colony of Connecticut)m. Prudence PAYSON 1 April 1714 in Groton, Connecticut, USA
Mary Ann AVERY (b.2 July 1693, Groton, Crown Colony of Connecticut d. April 1780, Groton, Crown Colony of Connecticut)m. William MORGAN 3 July 1716 in Groton, Connecticut, USA
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1646 Birth 16 December 1646
New London, Connecticut, USA
1669 Marriage / PartnerJames AVERY and Deborah STALLYON (STALLION) 20 February 1669, New London, Connecticut, USA
He was 22 years old.
1680 Birth of ChildChristopher AVERY was born 23 January 1680, Groton, Connecticut, USA
James was 33 years old.
1693 Birth of ChildMary Ann AVERY was born 2 July 1693, Groton, Connecticut, USA
James was 46 years old.
1714 Marriage of ChildChristopher AVERY married 1 April 1714, Groton, Connecticut, USA to Prudence PAYSON
1716 Marriage of ChildMary Ann AVERY married 3 July 1716, Groton, Connecticut, USA to William MORGAN
1728 Death 22 August 1728
Groton, Connecticut, USA
He died at the age of 81.
Added: 12/14/2022 12:08:09 PM
- Updated: 12/14/2022 12:16:28 PM
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