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Nathan Avery

Birth21 Sept 1775 - Groton, New London, Connecticut
Death25 March 1855 - Ledyard, New London, Connecticut
MotherLucy Swan
FatherIsaac Avery

Born in Groton, New London, Connecticut on 21 Sept 1775 to Isaac Avery and Lucy Swan. Nathan Avery married Matilda Babcock and had 9 children. He passed away on 25 March 1855 in Ledyard, New London, Connecticut.

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Parents
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Isaac Avery
1747 - 1827
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Lucy Swan
1750 - 1813
Spouse(s)
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Matilda Babcock
1779 - 1861
Children Show all
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Elias Babcock Avery
1805 - 1864
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Albert Gallatin Avery
1809 - 1893
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James Babcock Avery
1818 - 1901
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Ardella Avery
1813 - 1865
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Phebe Avery
1806 - 1863
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Lucy Ann Avery
1815 - 1898
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Mary Hannah Avery
1811 - 1816
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Nathan Smith Avery
1803 - 1832
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Amos Geer Avery
1822 - 1904

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