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Ebenezer Avery

BirthAbout 1791 - Dutchess County, New York, USA
Death1861 - Pickering, Ontario County, Ontario, Canada
MotherRachel Ransom?
FatherSherwood Avery

Born in Dutchess County, New York, USA on About 1791 to Sherwood Avery and Rachel Ransom?. Ebenezer Avery married Jane Rummerfield and had 11 children. He passed away on 1861 in Pickering, Ontario County, Ontario, Canada.

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Sherwood Avery
1750 - 1813
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Rachel Ransom?
Unknown - 1802
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Jane Rummerfield
1794 - 1870
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Alexander M Avery
1817 - 1895
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Rachel Avery
1814 - 1902
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W Ransom Avery
1812 - 1897
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Ebenezer B Avery
1828 - 1904
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Elizabeth Avery
1810 - 1852
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Margaret Avery
1832 - 1919
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Deborah Avery
1831 - 1871
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Bethenia Avery
1828 - Unknown
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Mary A. Avery
1818 - 1911
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Jane Avery
1823 - 1869
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Wellington Avery
1830 - Unknown

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