Sarah Avery

THE GROTON AVERY CLAN, Vol. I, by Elroy McKendree Avery and Catherine Hitchcock (Tilden) Avery, Cleveland, 1912. Page 258, 303

From the Surviving Letters Project

1805

• Transcribed Letter from Elizabeth Barber (Denison) (1748-1822) to her daughter Sally Avery (Barber) (1773-1837), written at Groton Conn., August 20, 1805. Scan of ORIGINAL LETTER

1824

• Transcribed Letter from William Smith (c1796-) to his father-in-law Elias Avery (1768-1837) and mother-in-law Sarah “Sally” Barber (1773-1837) on the news of the death of their daughter Elizabeth Denison Avery (1803-1824), written at Farmerville, December 16, 1824 Scan of ORIGINAL LETTER
• Transcribed Letter from Joseph Ridgway Jr. (1800-1850) to his father-in-law Elias Avery (1768-1837) and mother-in-law Sarah “Sally” Barber (1773-1837) on the death of their daughter Elizabeth Denison Avery (1803-1824), written at Columbus Ohio, December 24, 1824. Scan of ORIGINAL LETTER

1825

• Transcribed Letter from Joseph Ridgway Jr. (1800-1850) to his father-in-law Elias Avery (1768-1837) and mother-in-law Sarah “Sally” Barber (1773-1837), written at Columbus Ohio, February 14, 1825. Scan of ORIGINAL LETTER
• Transcribed Letter from Joseph Ridgway Jr. (1800-1850) to his father-in-law Elias Avery (1768-1837) and mother-in-law Sarah “Sally” Barber (1773-1837), written at Cincinnati Ohio, September 20, 1825. Scan of ORIGINAL LETTER

1826

• Transcribed Letter from William Smith (1796 -) to Elias Avery (1768-1837) and Sally Barber (1773-1837) shortly before the death of Maria Barber Avery (1801-1826) written at Springfield, Mass, October 12, 1826. Scan of ORIGINAL LETTER
• Transcribed Letter from Esther Brainard White (1790-1878) to Sarah “Sally” Barber (1773-1837), written probably at Aurora NY, while not dated it must have been written soon after Maria Barber Avery’s death in October 1826. This letter has been kept inside the front cover of a book of verses written by many individuals probably as a remembrance of Maria who died on October 14, 1826. The first entry in this book is by Betsey Ann Barber, Maria's cousin, dated September 15, 1826.

1827

• Transcribed Letter from Albert Morgan (1789-1860) and his wife Lucy Avery Miner to Elias Avery (1768-1837) and Sally Barber (1773-1837) reflecting on the recent death of his half sister Maria Barber Avery (1801-1826), written at Springfield Mass, January 1, 1827. Scan of ORIGINAL LETTER

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