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George B. Avery

Birth1759 - Edgecombe County, North Carolina, USA
Death10 Jun 1853 - Wilson, Tennessee
MotherMary Nln
FatherJames Avery

Born in Edgecombe County, North Carolina, USA on 1759 to James Avery and Mary Nln. George B. Avery had 9 children. He passed away on 10 Jun 1853 in Wilson, Tennessee.

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James Avery
1730 - 1790
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Mary Nln
1742 - 1768
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Frances Anna Avery Hancock
1794 - 1875
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John W Avery
1803 - 1841
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Elizabeth Avery Chandler
1797 - 1872
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Sally Avery Sullivan
1793 - 1820
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George Sugg Avery
1800 - 1882
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William Avery
1791 - 1830
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Allen Avery
1796 - 1824
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Polly Avery
1805 - Unknown
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Nancy Avery Reader
1806 - 1861

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