Avery, George
Christ Church''s Web Site
44 AVERY Charlotte
44 AVERY George
44 AVERY Minnie C. & George
44 TUCK Charlotte
41 AVERY Elizabeth
41 AVERY Thomas
Listed under Taita
NZPO 1880 - 81 Avery G. farmer
missing NZPO 1885 - 86
NZPO 1890 - 91 Avery George & Thomas, farmers
NZPO 1890 - 91 Avery Maurice, sexton
Hutt City Library Online Database
Main Title: Avery Home
Imprint: c1884
Notes: Indexes: E8
Summary: The home of George Avery (senior) on Main Road, Taita. George Avery (right) with members of his family from left: Ethel (granddaughter), Constance (daughter), Lily (granddaughter), Fred (son), Deborah (daughter).
Language: English
Subject: Houses
Heritage resources
- photo in scrapbook attached to George Avery (RIN 42)
Hutt City Library Online Database
Main Title: Avery Home
Imprint: 1884
Notes: Indexes: E8
Summary: The home of George Avery (senior) on Main Road, Taita. Members of George Avery''s family, daughters Charlotte; Mary, with her daughter Lily (later Mrs J.G. Brechin of Pahiatua); and Constance.
Language: English
Subject: Houses
Heritage resources
- photo in scrapbook attached to George Avery (RIN 42)
Bolton sailed from London 19 November 1839 and arrived 30 April 1840
Names as shown on passenger list
Thomas Avery, Aged: 37, Agricultural Labourer
Elizabeth Avery, Aged: 40
Harriet Avery, Aged: 18, Sempstress
George Avery, Aged: 16, Agricultural Labourer
Charles Avery, Aged: 14
Ann Avery, Aged: 11
Mary Avery, Aged: 9
Sarah Avery, Aged: 7
Ellen Avery, Aged: 5
Stephen Avery, Aged: 2
Lord William Bentinck
Sailed from Gravesend 8 January 1841 and arrived in Wellington 24 May 1841
Names as on passenger list
Tandy William, Aged: 36
Tandy Mary, Aged: 29
Tandy Charlotte, Aged: none listed
Tandy Charles, Aged: none listed
from web site http://www.yesteryears.co.nz/shipping/passlists/lordwilliambentinck.html
Marriage Details
1843/596, Bride: Charlotte Tandy, Groom: George Avery
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Evening Post 10 January 1920
The wedding of Miss Annie Elizabeth Doull, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Doull, Taita, to Leonard William Sanders, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Sanders, Taita, took place on the 23rd December at Knox Church, Blackbridge, Lower Hutt, when the Rev. James McCaw officiated. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a dainty gown, the skirt being of cream taffetas, worn with a ninon blouse and tunic of cream net, embroidered in gold, with silk fringe aud gold beading, and finished with a satin girdle. A veil and orange blossoms Were also worn, and she carried a pretty bonquet of roses and pale shaded sweet peas. There were four bridesmaids, the chief one being. Miss Lavinia Sanders, who wore a pretty frock of grey silk and a black tulle hat, finished with gold, and a bouquet of roses and dark-shaded sweet peas. The three little girl attendants were Doris Avery, Eileen Cottle, and Ellen Doull, the first mentioned wearing a cream frock embroidered in pink and blue, and blue satin hat, while the other two wore dainty white embroidered organdi (sic) muslin frocks with pink satin sashes and bows, with bouquets to match. Mr. Edward Turner was the best man, and Mr. Vivian Doull the groomsman. After the ceremony a reception was held by the bride''s parents.
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Death Details
1877/174, Charlotte Avery, Aged: 45Y - Date of Death 20/2/1877 from Death Registration - so born circa 1833, which means she was 10 if she married in 1843?
Hutt Valley Cemetery Record Charlotte Avery, Date: 20 Feb 1877, Christ Church Anglican, Taita, Burial and Monumental Inscriptions, Reference: 137
Evening Post 21 February 1877
AVERY.- On the 20th February, at the Taita, Charlotte, the beloved wife of George Avery, aged 44 years
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FUNERAL NOTICE
THE friends of GEORGE AVERY are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his late wife Charlotte, which will leave his residence, at the Taita, on Thursday, 22nd of February, at 3 o''çlock
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Death Details
1903/7248, George Avery, Aged: 82Y - Date of Death 7/10/1903 from Death Registration
Hutt Valley Cemetery Record George Avery, Date: 7 Oct 1903, Christ Church Anglican, Taita, Burial and Monumental Inscriptions, Reference: 137
Evening Post 9 October 1903
AVERY.- On the 7th October, 1903, at the Taita, George Avery, aged 82 years.
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FUNERAL NOTICE
THE Friends of the late George Avery are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave his late residence, Taita, for the Church of England Cemetery, Taita, on Saturday, 10th October, 1903, at 2.30 p.m.
G. McILVRIDE & SON,
Undertakers, Lower Hutt and Petone
Evening Post 10 October 1903
Mr. George Avery, who died at Taita on Wednesday, arrived in the colony in 1841, and took part in the operations in the Hutt Valley against the natives. He has resided at Taita for many years.
Marlborough Express 12 October 1903
DEATH OF AN OLD SETTLER.- Mr George Avery died on Wednesday at his home at Taita, aged eighty two years. Deceased came from England to New Zealand in the ship Bolton in 1841. For some time he was employed by Sir Francis Molesworth on the property which is now the Bellevue Gardens. Subsequently he took up land at Taita, and resided there ever since. Deceased took part in the operations against the natives in the Hutt district in the early days. He leaves fourteen children.
Evening Post 3 November 1903
An interesting biography of the late Mr. George Avery, who died at Taita on the 8th (sic) ult., at the age of 82, appears in the Pahiatua Herald. Deceased, who left sons and daughters to the number of sixteen (sic) scattered through the colony, was a native of Staplehurst, Kent, and arrived with his parents in the ship Bolton in 1840. He was then a youth of 19, and assisted his father to build a hut for the family, who remained on board until shelter was provided. In the Maori troubles of the forties, Mr. Avery, who came of a fighting stock, joined the Hutt Militia under Captain Rhodes, and rendered distinguished service, for which in later years he was awarded the New Zealand war medal. His reminiscences of the early days of settlement were very interesting. Very few of the old band of Hutt Militia now remain. The survivors are enumerated as follows by the paper for which we quote:- G. Whiteman, Upper Hutt; - Milne, Taita; G. Farmer, Manawatu; - Swanson.
Probate George Avery, Place: Taita, Date of Death: 8/10/1903, AAOM 6029 8547, Filed: 16/10/1903, Will, Archives NZ, Wellington
Evening Post 20 December 1909
FOR DISPOSAL
DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT TAITA.
DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT TAITA.
THE ESTATE OF THE LATE GEORGE AVERY.
TENDERS are invited for the Purchase of this beautiful Property, situated in the very heart of the lovely and fertile Hutt Valley.
The Property, which consists of 30 Acres (more or less), is just outside the Lower Hutt Borough boundary. It thus enjoys all the benefits of the present and future improvements carried on within the borough, without having to pay other than County Council rates.
The Estate is one that easily lends itself to cutting up into Building Sites, as it is all perfectly level, clear, high, and dry, with a long frontage to the Main Hutt Road. The electric cars will run right to Park-avenue, which is almost DIRECTLY OPPOSITE the property. The Hutt Golf Links are next door, and therefore add greatly to the desirability of the property as a speculation for immediate or future cutting up into Building Sites. The present buildings consist of two dwellings and the usual farm buildings.
While the owners do not bind themselves to accept the highest or any tender, they will probably accept the highest, as they are desirous of winding up the estate.
Tenders Close 21st December, 1909.
All particulars and forms of tender may be obtained from the undersigned, to whom tenders will be addressed.
J. G. BRECHIN, Pahiatua.
Evening Post 19 November 1919
THE CREAM OF THE TAITA.
THE AVERY ESTATE.
TO BE SOLD BY TENDER.
TENDERS are invited for the Purchase of 31 acres, 24 perches of THE CREAM OF THE TAITA LAND, comprising Section, Part 49, Block IX. Belmont Survey District. The land is freehold, and is offered by the Executors of the late George Avery. At present it is being carefully and profitably farmed and, if required, dairy cows, plant, etc may be taken over at valuation The assurance that the ELECTRIC TRAMS will, within a very short period, be running from Wellington to the Taita is a guarantee that there will be a rapid and continued advance in values in such a very fine Residential Suburb as the Taita is.
THE AVERY ESTATE, while not subject to the Hutt Borough rates, enjoys all the privileges of its conveniences by reason of the fact that the Estate adjoins the Borough Boundary, IS RIGHT ON THE MAIN HUTT-ROAD and has an asphalt footpath to its gate. On the property are two Houses and all necessary farm buildings. The whole of is eminently suitable for MARKET GARDENS, for DAIRYING or for RESIDENTIAL PURPOSES, and the owners are prepared to accent a VERY REASONABLE PRICE.
Further information may be obtained from the undersigned, who is one of the Executors, and to whom tenders should be addressed.
TENDERS CLOSE 25th NOVEMBER inst. The highest or any tender may not necessarily be accepted.
WILLIAM BROWN,
Wallaceville, Upper Hutt.
Christ Church Cemetery Headstone Reads
IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
CHARLOTTE
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
GEORGE AVERY
DIED FEBRUARY 20TH 1877
AGED 44 YEARS.
GEORGE AVERY
HER HUSBAND
DIED OCTOBER 7TH 1903
AGED 82 YEARS
CHARLOTTE
WIFE OF J. T. TUCK AND DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED SEPTEMBER 4TH 1903
AGED 29 YEARS
GEORGE & MINNIE CONSTANCE
INFANT CHILDREN OF
CHARLES & MINNIE AVERY
44 AVERY Charlotte
44 AVERY George
44 AVERY Minnie C. & George
44 TUCK Charlotte
41 AVERY Elizabeth
41 AVERY Thomas
Listed under Taita
NZPO 1880 - 81 Avery G. farmer
missing NZPO 1885 - 86
NZPO 1890 - 91 Avery George & Thomas, farmers
NZPO 1890 - 91 Avery Maurice, sexton
Hutt City Library Online Database
Main Title: Avery Home
Imprint: c1884
Notes: Indexes: E8
Summary: The home of George Avery (senior) on Main Road, Taita. George Avery (right) with members of his family from left: Ethel (granddaughter), Constance (daughter), Lily (granddaughter), Fred (son), Deborah (daughter).
Language: English
Subject: Houses
Heritage resources
- photo in scrapbook attached to George Avery (RIN 42)
Hutt City Library Online Database
Main Title: Avery Home
Imprint: 1884
Notes: Indexes: E8
Summary: The home of George Avery (senior) on Main Road, Taita. Members of George Avery''s family, daughters Charlotte; Mary, with her daughter Lily (later Mrs J.G. Brechin of Pahiatua); and Constance.
Language: English
Subject: Houses
Heritage resources
- photo in scrapbook attached to George Avery (RIN 42)
Bolton sailed from London 19 November 1839 and arrived 30 April 1840
Names as shown on passenger list
Thomas Avery, Aged: 37, Agricultural Labourer
Elizabeth Avery, Aged: 40
Harriet Avery, Aged: 18, Sempstress
George Avery, Aged: 16, Agricultural Labourer
Charles Avery, Aged: 14
Ann Avery, Aged: 11
Mary Avery, Aged: 9
Sarah Avery, Aged: 7
Ellen Avery, Aged: 5
Stephen Avery, Aged: 2
Lord William Bentinck
Sailed from Gravesend 8 January 1841 and arrived in Wellington 24 May 1841
Names as on passenger list
Tandy William, Aged: 36
Tandy Mary, Aged: 29
Tandy Charlotte, Aged: none listed
Tandy Charles, Aged: none listed
from web site http://www.yesteryears.co.nz/shipping/passlists/lordwilliambentinck.html
Marriage Details
1843/596, Bride: Charlotte Tandy, Groom: George Avery
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Evening Post 10 January 1920
The wedding of Miss Annie Elizabeth Doull, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Doull, Taita, to Leonard William Sanders, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Sanders, Taita, took place on the 23rd December at Knox Church, Blackbridge, Lower Hutt, when the Rev. James McCaw officiated. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a dainty gown, the skirt being of cream taffetas, worn with a ninon blouse and tunic of cream net, embroidered in gold, with silk fringe aud gold beading, and finished with a satin girdle. A veil and orange blossoms Were also worn, and she carried a pretty bonquet of roses and pale shaded sweet peas. There were four bridesmaids, the chief one being. Miss Lavinia Sanders, who wore a pretty frock of grey silk and a black tulle hat, finished with gold, and a bouquet of roses and dark-shaded sweet peas. The three little girl attendants were Doris Avery, Eileen Cottle, and Ellen Doull, the first mentioned wearing a cream frock embroidered in pink and blue, and blue satin hat, while the other two wore dainty white embroidered organdi (sic) muslin frocks with pink satin sashes and bows, with bouquets to match. Mr. Edward Turner was the best man, and Mr. Vivian Doull the groomsman. After the ceremony a reception was held by the bride''s parents.
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Death Details
1877/174, Charlotte Avery, Aged: 45Y - Date of Death 20/2/1877 from Death Registration - so born circa 1833, which means she was 10 if she married in 1843?
Hutt Valley Cemetery Record Charlotte Avery, Date: 20 Feb 1877, Christ Church Anglican, Taita, Burial and Monumental Inscriptions, Reference: 137
Evening Post 21 February 1877
AVERY.- On the 20th February, at the Taita, Charlotte, the beloved wife of George Avery, aged 44 years
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FUNERAL NOTICE
THE friends of GEORGE AVERY are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his late wife Charlotte, which will leave his residence, at the Taita, on Thursday, 22nd of February, at 3 o''çlock
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Death Details
1903/7248, George Avery, Aged: 82Y - Date of Death 7/10/1903 from Death Registration
Hutt Valley Cemetery Record George Avery, Date: 7 Oct 1903, Christ Church Anglican, Taita, Burial and Monumental Inscriptions, Reference: 137
Evening Post 9 October 1903
AVERY.- On the 7th October, 1903, at the Taita, George Avery, aged 82 years.
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FUNERAL NOTICE
THE Friends of the late George Avery are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave his late residence, Taita, for the Church of England Cemetery, Taita, on Saturday, 10th October, 1903, at 2.30 p.m.
G. McILVRIDE & SON,
Undertakers, Lower Hutt and Petone
Evening Post 10 October 1903
Mr. George Avery, who died at Taita on Wednesday, arrived in the colony in 1841, and took part in the operations in the Hutt Valley against the natives. He has resided at Taita for many years.
Marlborough Express 12 October 1903
DEATH OF AN OLD SETTLER.- Mr George Avery died on Wednesday at his home at Taita, aged eighty two years. Deceased came from England to New Zealand in the ship Bolton in 1841. For some time he was employed by Sir Francis Molesworth on the property which is now the Bellevue Gardens. Subsequently he took up land at Taita, and resided there ever since. Deceased took part in the operations against the natives in the Hutt district in the early days. He leaves fourteen children.
Evening Post 3 November 1903
An interesting biography of the late Mr. George Avery, who died at Taita on the 8th (sic) ult., at the age of 82, appears in the Pahiatua Herald. Deceased, who left sons and daughters to the number of sixteen (sic) scattered through the colony, was a native of Staplehurst, Kent, and arrived with his parents in the ship Bolton in 1840. He was then a youth of 19, and assisted his father to build a hut for the family, who remained on board until shelter was provided. In the Maori troubles of the forties, Mr. Avery, who came of a fighting stock, joined the Hutt Militia under Captain Rhodes, and rendered distinguished service, for which in later years he was awarded the New Zealand war medal. His reminiscences of the early days of settlement were very interesting. Very few of the old band of Hutt Militia now remain. The survivors are enumerated as follows by the paper for which we quote:- G. Whiteman, Upper Hutt; - Milne, Taita; G. Farmer, Manawatu; - Swanson.
Probate George Avery, Place: Taita, Date of Death: 8/10/1903, AAOM 6029 8547, Filed: 16/10/1903, Will, Archives NZ, Wellington
Evening Post 20 December 1909
FOR DISPOSAL
DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT TAITA.
DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT TAITA.
THE ESTATE OF THE LATE GEORGE AVERY.
TENDERS are invited for the Purchase of this beautiful Property, situated in the very heart of the lovely and fertile Hutt Valley.
The Property, which consists of 30 Acres (more or less), is just outside the Lower Hutt Borough boundary. It thus enjoys all the benefits of the present and future improvements carried on within the borough, without having to pay other than County Council rates.
The Estate is one that easily lends itself to cutting up into Building Sites, as it is all perfectly level, clear, high, and dry, with a long frontage to the Main Hutt Road. The electric cars will run right to Park-avenue, which is almost DIRECTLY OPPOSITE the property. The Hutt Golf Links are next door, and therefore add greatly to the desirability of the property as a speculation for immediate or future cutting up into Building Sites. The present buildings consist of two dwellings and the usual farm buildings.
While the owners do not bind themselves to accept the highest or any tender, they will probably accept the highest, as they are desirous of winding up the estate.
Tenders Close 21st December, 1909.
All particulars and forms of tender may be obtained from the undersigned, to whom tenders will be addressed.
J. G. BRECHIN, Pahiatua.
Evening Post 19 November 1919
THE CREAM OF THE TAITA.
THE AVERY ESTATE.
TO BE SOLD BY TENDER.
TENDERS are invited for the Purchase of 31 acres, 24 perches of THE CREAM OF THE TAITA LAND, comprising Section, Part 49, Block IX. Belmont Survey District. The land is freehold, and is offered by the Executors of the late George Avery. At present it is being carefully and profitably farmed and, if required, dairy cows, plant, etc may be taken over at valuation The assurance that the ELECTRIC TRAMS will, within a very short period, be running from Wellington to the Taita is a guarantee that there will be a rapid and continued advance in values in such a very fine Residential Suburb as the Taita is.
THE AVERY ESTATE, while not subject to the Hutt Borough rates, enjoys all the privileges of its conveniences by reason of the fact that the Estate adjoins the Borough Boundary, IS RIGHT ON THE MAIN HUTT-ROAD and has an asphalt footpath to its gate. On the property are two Houses and all necessary farm buildings. The whole of is eminently suitable for MARKET GARDENS, for DAIRYING or for RESIDENTIAL PURPOSES, and the owners are prepared to accent a VERY REASONABLE PRICE.
Further information may be obtained from the undersigned, who is one of the Executors, and to whom tenders should be addressed.
TENDERS CLOSE 25th NOVEMBER inst. The highest or any tender may not necessarily be accepted.
WILLIAM BROWN,
Wallaceville, Upper Hutt.
Christ Church Cemetery Headstone Reads
IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
CHARLOTTE
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
GEORGE AVERY
DIED FEBRUARY 20TH 1877
AGED 44 YEARS.
GEORGE AVERY
HER HUSBAND
DIED OCTOBER 7TH 1903
AGED 82 YEARS
CHARLOTTE
WIFE OF J. T. TUCK AND DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED SEPTEMBER 4TH 1903
AGED 29 YEARS
GEORGE & MINNIE CONSTANCE
INFANT CHILDREN OF
CHARLES & MINNIE AVERY
- 1821 - Birth -
- 7 OCT 1903 - Death -
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PARENT (M) Thomas Avery | |||
Birth | 1802 | ||
Death | 20 JUN 1870 | ||
Marriage | to Elizabeth Dapson | ||
Father | ? | ||
Mother | ? | ||
PARENT (F) Elizabeth Dapson | |||
Birth | 1800 | ||
Death | 22 SEP 1877 | ||
Marriage | to Thomas Avery | ||
Father | ? | ||
Mother | ? | ||
CHILDREN | |||
F | Charles Avery | ||
Birth | 1826 | ||
Death | |||
F | Ann Avery | ||
Birth | 1827 | ||
Death | 2 OCT 1906 | ||
Marriage | 1849 | to Peter Hume | |
F | Mary Avery | ||
Birth | 1828 | ||
Death | 28 OCT 1912 | ||
Marriage | 1845 | to Isaac Mason Hill | |
F | Sarah Avery | ||
Birth | 1832 | ||
Death | 27 DEC 1871 | ||
Marriage | 1850 | to James B Jackson | |
F | Ellen Avery | ||
Birth | 1833 | ||
Death | 21 AUG 1919 | ||
Marriage | 1854 | to Charles Saywell | |
M | Stephen Avery | ||
Birth | 1837 | ||
Death | 22 SEP 1902 | ||
Marriage | to Eliza HOOPER | ||
Marriage | 1869 | to Marion Stewart | |
Marriage | to Sarah Jane Unknown | ||
F | Elizabeth Dapson | ||
Birth | |||
Death | |||
M | George Avery | ||
Birth | 1821 | ||
Death | 7 OCT 1903 | ||
Marriage | 1843 | to Charlotte Tandy | |
F | Harriett Avery | ||
Birth | 1820 | ||
Death | 11 OCT 1885 | ||
Marriage | 1851 | to Jonathon Manning |
PARENT (M) George Avery | |||
Birth | 1821 | ||
Death | 7 OCT 1903 | ||
Marriage | 1843 | to Charlotte Tandy | |
Father | Thomas Avery | ||
Mother | Elizabeth Dapson | ||
PARENT (F) Charlotte Tandy | |||
Birth | |||
Death | 20 FEB 1877 | ||
Marriage | 1843 | to George Avery | |
Father | William Tandy | ||
Mother | Mary Unknown | ||
CHILDREN | |||
F | Charlotte Avery | ||
Birth | 1874 | ||
Death | 4 SEP 1903 | ||
Marriage | 4 APR 1895 | to John Thomas Tuck | |
M | Charles Avery | ||
Birth | 1851 | ||
Death | 18 JUN 1917 | ||
Marriage | 27 FEB 1875 | to Jane Hirst | |
M | George Avery | ||
Birth | 1853 | ||
Death | 26 JUL 1907 | ||
Marriage | 1876 | to Sarah Elizabeth Schrimshaw | |
F | Elizabeth Ann Avery | ||
Birth | 1849 | ||
Death | 25 OCT 1931 | ||
Marriage | 23 DEC 1872 | to Charles Franklin Smith Burt | |
F | Mary Avery | ||
Birth | 1850 | ||
Death | 19 MAR 1941 | ||
Marriage | to James Brown | ||
M | John Avery | ||
Birth | 1855 | ||
Death | 9 JAN 1857 | ||
M | William Avery | ||
Birth | 1857 | ||
Death | |||
M | Thomas Avery | ||
Birth | 1858 | ||
Death | 8 JUN 1940 | ||
Marriage | 4 JUN 1884 | to Ann Hall | |
F | Ellen Avery | ||
Birth | 1860 | ||
Death | |||
Marriage | 20 NOV 1884 | to David Brown | |
F | Eliza Avery | ||
Birth | 1861 | ||
Death | |||
Marriage | 25 SEP 1884 | to William Brown | |
F | Harriett Charlotte Avery | ||
Birth | 1863 | ||
Death | 11 SEP 1934 | ||
Marriage | 12 APR 1884 | to William KILMISTER | |
M | Stephen Avery | ||
Birth | 1864 | ||
Death | 17 FEB 1923 | ||
Marriage | 1893 | to Jane Hirst | |
F | Deborah Grace Avery | ||
Birth | 1866 | ||
Death | 24 OCT 1950 | ||
F | Bertha Sarah Avery | ||
Birth | 1868 | ||
Death | 30 NOV 1940 | ||
Marriage | 1894 | to Jacob Geange | |
Marriage | 8 JUL 1931 | to James Gillies at St David''s Church Manse | |
M | Alfred Avery | ||
Birth | 1869 | ||
Death | |||
M | James Avery | ||
Birth | 1870 | ||
Death | |||
F | Constance Avery | ||
Birth | 16 JUL 1876 | ||
Death | 13 AUG 1972 | ||
Marriage | 9 SEP 1902 | to Ernest Edward Burrell |
1 George Avery b: 1821 d: 7 OCT 1903
+ Charlotte Tandy d: 20 FEB 1877
2 Charlotte Avery b: 1874 d: 4 SEP 1903
+ John Thomas Tuck b: 1867 d: 7 OCT 1949
3 Ina Charlotte Tuck b: 1895 d: 15 NOV 1979
3 Ewart Sylvanus Tuck b: 1898 d: 1995
2 Charles Avery b: 1851 d: 18 JUN 1917
+ Jane Hirst b: 1855 d: 31 AUG 1933
3 Elizabeth Alice Avery b: 1876
3 Charles Avery b: 1875
3 George Avery b: 1878 d: 13 MAR 1878
3 Minnie Constance Avery b: 1879 d: 23 AUG 1879
3 Annie Avery b: 1881 d: 18 JUN 1965
3 Amelia Avery b: 1883 d: 5 APR 1947
+ John Gilbert Swainson b: 1883 d: 1 APR 1955
3 Norman Leslie Avery b: 1885 d: 20 NOV 1919
3 Winnifred Avery b: 1889 d: 23 JUL 1899
3 Elizabeth Avery b: 1891
2 George Avery b: 1853 d: 26 JUL 1907
+ Sarah Elizabeth Schrimshaw b: 1857 d: 11 SEP 1914
3 Arthur Alfred Maurice Avery b: 1876 d: 30 DEC 1899
3 Hugh Ernest George Avery b: 1878 d: 1899
3 Lucy Ellen Avery b: 1879 d: 10 MAY 1881
3 Herbert Charles Avery b: 1880 d: 18 OCT 1927
+ Julia Maud Leprou b: 1878 d: 23 JUN 1953
3 Robert Stephen Avery b: 1882 d: 22 DEC 1963
+ Charlotte Matilda White b: 1882 d: 7 JUL 1916
3 Ivy Maud Avery b: 1883 d: 17 JUN 1930
+ Richard Murdock Or Murdoch b: 1880 d: 25 NOV 1918
3 Ethel Charlotte Avery b: 1886 d: 3 NOV 1971
+ Arthur Robert Pivott Robinson b: 1883 d: 11 MAR 1940
3 Minnie Amelia Avery b: 1888 d: 13 SEP 1974
+ John Murdock b: 1873 d: 1945
3 George Albert Avery b: 1889 d: 3 MAY 1949
+ Edith Fanny Clark b: 1891 d: 24 APR 1967
3 Ruby Myrtle Avery b: 1891 d: 20 SEP 1946
+ Albert Henry Alley b: 1887 d: 5 JUL 1939
3 Grace Pearl Avery b: 1894 d: 7 AUG 1980
+ Albert Edward Josiah George b: 1895 d: 6 AUG 1980
2 Elizabeth Ann Avery b: 1849 d: 25 OCT 1931
+ Charles Franklin Smith Burt b: 1840 d: 19 SEP 1940
3 Hilda May Burt b: 1881 d: 4 OCT 1925
3 Lena Mary Burt b: 1876
3 Sophia Maude Burt b: 1873 d: 1944
3 Ethel Charlotte Burt b: 1875
3 Chester Munro Burt b: 1877 d: 31 OCT 1949
+ Margaret Cecilia Drew b: 1875 d: 18 SEP 1937
2 Mary Avery b: 1850 d: 19 MAR 1941
3 Lillian Maud Brown b: 1879 d: 1 MAY 1964
+ James George Brechin b: 1877 d: 24 MAR 1946
2 John Avery b: 1855 d: 9 JAN 1857
2 William Avery b: 1857
2 Thomas Avery b: 1858 d: 8 JUN 1940
+ Ann Hall b: 1859 d: 7 DEC 1922
2 Ellen Avery b: 1860
2 Eliza Avery b: 1861
2 Harriett Charlotte Avery b: 1863 d: 11 SEP 1934
+ William KILMISTER b: 1860 d: 22 AUG 1943
3 Mabel Kilmister b: 1888 d: 24 JUN 1963
+ Frederick William KITCHENER b: 1883 d: 18 OCT 1957
3 Arthur William KILMISTER b: 19 FEB 1895 d: 12 MAR 1952
3 Eva May KILMISTER b: 1885
4 Alice May Heywood b: 1906
2 Stephen Avery b: 1864 d: 17 FEB 1923
+ Jane Hirst b: 1868 d: 10 DEC 1948
2 Deborah Grace Avery b: 1866 d: 24 OCT 1950
2 Bertha Sarah Avery b: 1868 d: 30 NOV 1940
+ Jacob Geange b: 1869 d: 9 APR 1929
3 Kenneth Sylvanus Geange b: 1894 d: 1964
+ Margaret Julia Greig b: 1895 d: 1992
+ Ronald Aspinall McCulloch b: 1913 d: 1994
3 Gladys Nada Bertha Geange b: 1896 d: 1976
+ Horace Hillyard Tyer d: 1955
3 Baby Geange b: 1898 d: 1898
3 Stanly Jacob Avery Geange b: 1904 d: 1966
+ Marjorie Kathleen Seller b: 1904 d: 1967
3 Marjorie Charlotte Avery Geange b: 1907 d: 24 APR 1924
2 Alfred Avery b: 1869
2 James Avery b: 1870
2 Constance Avery b: 16 JUL 1876 d: 13 AUG 1972
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