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Charles Avery (1795 - 1883)

Charles Avery
Born in Monson Hampden County Massachusetts, USAmap
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Husband of — married 1 Oct 1822 in Clinton, New Yorkmap
Died at age 87 in Clinton Oneida County New York, USAmap
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Biography

Birth: Jul. 29, 1795 Monson, Hampden County, Massachusetts, USA

Son of Gardner Avery (1751-1831) and Ama (Newell) Avery (1756-1831).

Siblings: Gardiner Avery (1774 - 1849)* Stephen Avery (1775 - 1813)* Hannah Avery Warner (1778 - 1852)* Benjamin Avery (1780 - 1855)* Calvin Avery (1785 - 1859)* John Avery (1788 - 1855)* Amy Avery Bligh (1793 - 1827)* Charles Avery (1795 - 1883) Jared Newell Avery (1803 - 1880)*

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He married Delia Strong on Oct 1,1822 at Clinton, NY.

  • Delia (Strong) Avery (1800 - 1889)

Children:

  • Delia *Avery) Williams (1824 - 1922)
  • Joseph Strong Avery (1826 - 1895)
  • Charles Dwight Avery (1830 - 1901)
  • Theodore Avery (1832 - 1907)
  • Sophia Woodbridge Avery (1835 - 1836) - died young
  • Henry Newell Avery (1838 - 1898)

He was graduated from Hamilton College in 1820; was professor of chemistry and physics there from 1834 to 1869; raised money for an endowment, for a chemical laboratory, for an observatory; introduced the system of endowed prizes; was a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences; was elected, in 1871, professor in the Homeopathic College of New York.

Inscription: Born in Monson, MA, Died in Clinton, NY, Class of 1820, Prof of Chemistry

Death: May 20, 1883; Clinton, Oneida County, New York, USA

Burial: Hamilton College Cemetery, Clinton, Oneida County, New York, USA

Created by: Tom Morosco Record added: Aug 16, 2007 Find A Grave Memorial# 20982196

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