Son of General Samuel Avery
and Mary Ann Wood (Candler.)
Married first in Hingham,
Plymouth, Mass., Moriah H. Allen,
on November 19, 1849.
Married second in Plymouth, Plymouth,
Mass., on September 6, 1864, Abby Bartlett.
Vital Records of Marblehead Massachusetts
to the end of the Year 1849
Volume 1 - Births - Page 22
John Candler Avery, s. Samuel and Mary
[A. W. C. R. 1.], Mar. 17, 1823.
Death:
The Groton Avery Clan
by Elroy McKendree Avery
and Catharine Hitchcock (Tilden) Avery
Volume 2 [p. 943] #3200
Published in Cleveland 1912
Additional information on John's parents,
General Samuel Avery & Mary A. W. (Candler):
General Samuel Avery was a native of Vermont,
and served in the War of 1812. He subsequently
removed to Marblehead, where he commanded the
local brigade of militia for fifteen years,
served many years as a selectman of the town,
and represented it in the General Court.
Mary A. W. (Candler) was a daughter of Captain
John Candler of English descent.
Source:
Massachusetts of To-Day
A Memorial of the State
World's Columbian Exposition
Page 166 (Biography on John's brother Edward)
Published in Boston, 1892
..........................................................................
First marriage:
Certificate #64
GS film #1428257
Digital folder #4332356
Image #00760 familysearch.org
Second marriage:
Certificate #77
GS film #1433021
Digital folder #4332357
Image #01070 familysearch.org
and Mary Ann Wood (Candler.)
Married first in Hingham,
Plymouth, Mass., Moriah H. Allen,
on November 19, 1849.
Married second in Plymouth, Plymouth,
Mass., on September 6, 1864, Abby Bartlett.
Vital Records of Marblehead Massachusetts
to the end of the Year 1849
Volume 1 - Births - Page 22
John Candler Avery, s. Samuel and Mary
[A. W. C. R. 1.], Mar. 17, 1823.
Death:
The Groton Avery Clan
by Elroy McKendree Avery
and Catharine Hitchcock (Tilden) Avery
Volume 2 [p. 943] #3200
Published in Cleveland 1912
Additional information on John's parents,
General Samuel Avery & Mary A. W. (Candler):
General Samuel Avery was a native of Vermont,
and served in the War of 1812. He subsequently
removed to Marblehead, where he commanded the
local brigade of militia for fifteen years,
served many years as a selectman of the town,
and represented it in the General Court.
Mary A. W. (Candler) was a daughter of Captain
John Candler of English descent.
Source:
Massachusetts of To-Day
A Memorial of the State
World's Columbian Exposition
Page 166 (Biography on John's brother Edward)
Published in Boston, 1892
..........................................................................
First marriage:
Certificate #64
GS film #1428257
Digital folder #4332356
Image #00760 familysearch.org
Second marriage:
Certificate #77
GS film #1433021
Digital folder #4332357
Image #01070 familysearch.org
Son of General Samuel Avery
and Mary Ann Wood (Candler.)
Married first in Hingham,
Plymouth, Mass., Moriah H. Allen,
on November 19, 1849.
Married second in Plymouth, Plymouth,
Mass., on September 6, 1864, Abby Bartlett.
Vital Records of Marblehead Massachusetts
to the end of the Year 1849
Volume 1 - Births - Page 22
John Candler Avery, s. Samuel and Mary
[A. W. C. R. 1.], Mar. 17, 1823.
Death:
The Groton Avery Clan
by Elroy McKendree Avery
and Catharine Hitchcock (Tilden) Avery
Volume 2 [p. 943] #3200
Published in Cleveland 1912
Additional information on John's parents,
General Samuel Avery & Mary A. W. (Candler):
General Samuel Avery was a native of Vermont,
and served in the War of 1812. He subsequently
removed to Marblehead, where he commanded the
local brigade of militia for fifteen years,
served many years as a selectman of the town,
and represented it in the General Court.
Mary A. W. (Candler) was a daughter of Captain
John Candler of English descent.
Source:
Massachusetts of To-Day
A Memorial of the State
World's Columbian Exposition
Page 166 (Biography on John's brother Edward)
Published in Boston, 1892
..........................................................................
First marriage:
Certificate #64
GS film #1428257
Digital folder #4332356
Image #00760 familysearch.org
Second marriage:
Certificate #77
GS film #1433021
Digital folder #4332357
Image #01070 familysearch.org
and Mary Ann Wood (Candler.)
Married first in Hingham,
Plymouth, Mass., Moriah H. Allen,
on November 19, 1849.
Married second in Plymouth, Plymouth,
Mass., on September 6, 1864, Abby Bartlett.
Vital Records of Marblehead Massachusetts
to the end of the Year 1849
Volume 1 - Births - Page 22
John Candler Avery, s. Samuel and Mary
[A. W. C. R. 1.], Mar. 17, 1823.
Death:
The Groton Avery Clan
by Elroy McKendree Avery
and Catharine Hitchcock (Tilden) Avery
Volume 2 [p. 943] #3200
Published in Cleveland 1912
Additional information on John's parents,
General Samuel Avery & Mary A. W. (Candler):
General Samuel Avery was a native of Vermont,
and served in the War of 1812. He subsequently
removed to Marblehead, where he commanded the
local brigade of militia for fifteen years,
served many years as a selectman of the town,
and represented it in the General Court.
Mary A. W. (Candler) was a daughter of Captain
John Candler of English descent.
Source:
Massachusetts of To-Day
A Memorial of the State
World's Columbian Exposition
Page 166 (Biography on John's brother Edward)
Published in Boston, 1892
..........................................................................
First marriage:
Certificate #64
GS film #1428257
Digital folder #4332356
Image #00760 familysearch.org
Second marriage:
Certificate #77
GS film #1433021
Digital folder #4332357
Image #01070 familysearch.org
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JOHN C. AVERY
1823 - 1875
ABBY B. HIS WIFE
1822 - 1914
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