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Lucy Avery

Birth1775 - Spotsylvania, Spotsylvania, Virginia, United States
Death1 May 1830 - Hall County, Georgia
MotherNot Available
FatherSamuel Avera

Born in Spotsylvania, Spotsylvania, Virginia, United States on 1775 to Samuel Avera. Lucy Avery married James Head and had 14 children. She passed away on 1 May 1830 in Hall County, Georgia.

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Parents
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Samuel Avera
1751 - 1813
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Spouse(s)
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James Head
1760 - 1830
Children Show all
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Richard Head
1790 - 1880
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Charles Head Ok
1798 - 1855
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Isaac Head
1795 - 1863
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Millie Mildred Head
1794 - 1850
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James Hewitte
1817 - 1889
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Martha Patsy Head
1800 - 1830
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Benjamin Head
1792 - 1862
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Elizabeth "Betsy" Head
1820 - 1880
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William Head Ok
1789 - 1881
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Spence Head Ft??
1792 - 1797
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Richard Head Ok
1802 - 1887
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Infant Death Head Ok??
1805 - 1805
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Sampson Head
1807 - 1887
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Alsey Elsie Head
1804 - 1861

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