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About Prudence Avery
earliest record / Gloucester, Essex County, MA, USA
She was the daughter of Deacon John Payson and his wife Bathsheba Tileston. She married Christopher Avery April 1, 1714. Her death date is unknown; but she died before 1735 when her husband Christopher married Esther Hammond.
HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF STONINGTON, County of New London, Connecticut, from its first settlement in 1649 to 1900, by Richard Anson Wheeler, New London, CT, 1900, p. 201, 637, 638
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Prudence Payson Avery Birth 1 Mar 1680 Dorchester, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA Death unknown New London County, Connecticut, USA Burial Christopher Avery Cemetery Ledyard, New London County, Connecticut, USA Memorial ID 46586715
he was the daughter of Deacon John Payson and his wife Bathsheba Tileston. She married 1st Richard Wheeler. She married 2nd Christopher Avery April 1, 1714 as his second wife. Her death date is unknown.
Child by Richard Wheeler: 1. Jonathan Wheeler 2. Richard Wheeler 3. Prudence Wheeler, who m. Ebenezer Geer
Children by Christopher Avery: 1. Priscilla, who m. Joseph Breed. 2. Isaac, who m. Susanna Elderkin. 3. Hannah, who m. BenAdam Gallup 4. Jacob, who m. 1st Elizabeth Avery and m. 2nd Sylvia Eddy. 5. Temperance, who m. William Morgan (Both were Rev. War Patriots).
In 1888, some of Christopher Avery's descendants set up a brown-stone obelisk on the east side of Avery Hill, Ledyard (formerly the North Parish of Groton) not far from his former home. (Now called Hale Cemetery). The front bears this inscription: Christopher Avery, 1680 - 1753. His Four Wives. His Daughter, Temperance, and her husband William Morgan were buried in the same lot.
Family Members Parents
John Payson 1642–1719
Bathsheba Tileston Payson 1649–1682 Spouses
Richard Wheeler 1677–1712 (m. 1702)
Christopher Avery 1680–1753 (m. 1714) Siblings
Priscilla Payson Williams 1674–1745
Jonathan Payson 1678–1760
Joseph Payson 1686–1748 Children
Jonathan Wheeler 1707–1790
Richard Wheeler 1710–1749
Prudence Wheeler Geer 1712–1797
Priscilla Avery Breed 1715–1792
Hannah Avery Gallup 1719–1799
Temperance Avery Morgan 1725–1801
Inscription Avery obelisk Side 1 Christopher Avery 1680 1753
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His four wives
Side 2 1. Abigail Park 2. Prudence S Wheeler
Side 3 Erected 1888
Side 4 Esther H Prentice Susanna
- Note I couldn't tell if they were numbered as the other two wives were due to lichen ~ Inscription courtesy of Northern Neighbors
Memorials Region North America USA Connecticut New London County Ledyard Christopher Avery Cemetery Prudence Payson Avery
Created by: Shari Hanson Frey Added: 11 Jan 2010 Find A Grave Memorial 46586715 Sponsored by Shari Hanson Frey
She was the daughter of Deacon John Payson and his wife Bathsheba Tileston. She married 1st Richard Wheeler. She married 2nd Christopher Avery April 1, 1714 as his second wife. Her death date is unknown.
Child by Richard Wheeler:
1. Jonathan Wheeler
2. Richard Wheeler
3. Prudence Wheeler, who m. Ebenezer Geer
Children by Christopher Avery:
1. Priscilla, who m. Joseph Breed.
2. Isaac, who m. Susanna Elderkin.
3. Hannah, who m. BenAdam Gallup
4. Jacob, who m. 1st Elizabeth Avery and m. 2nd Sylvia Eddy.
5. Temperance, who m. William Morgan (Both were Rev. War Patriots).
In 1888, some of Christopher Avery's descendants set up a brown-stone obelisk on the east side of Avery Hill, Ledyard (formerly the North Parish of Groton) not far from his former home. (Now called Hale Cemetery). The front bears this inscription: Christopher Avery, 1680 - 1753. His Four Wives. His Daughter, Temperance, and her husband William Morgan were buried in the same lot.
* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Aug 17 2021, 2:56:14 UTC
Prudence Avery's Timeline
1681 |
February 1, 1681
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Dorchester, Suffolk County, Massachusetts Bay Colony
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1706 |
January 31, 1706
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1707 |
February 7, 1707
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Stonington, New London County, Connecticut Colony, Colonial America
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1710 |
June 21, 1710
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Stonington, New London County , Connecticut Colony
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1712 |
September 25, 1712
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Stonington, New London County , Connecticut Colony
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1715 |
April 29, 1715
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Groton, New London County, Connecticut Colony
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1717 |
March 26, 1717
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Groton, New London County, Connecticut Colony
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1719 |
February 10, 1719
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Groton, New London, Connecticut Colony
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