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Person ID
Last Name, Given Name(s)
Birth Date
Death Date
Military Service: Place
Military Service
51
I42369
Avery, Alfred
10 Dec 1840
1910
Civil War, Union Army
16th Connecticut Infantry.
52
I38594
Avery, Alfred Anson
12 Sep 1794
2 Oct 1836
U.S. Army, War of 1812
53
I41496
Avery, Alfred Horatio
14 Feb 1841
28 Jul 1863
Civil War, Confederate Army
Died in the military hospital, at Lauderdale Springs, Mississippi.
54
I45123
Avery, Alfred Truman
10 Feb 1843
1 Jul 1863
Civil War, Union Army
Company E 97th New York Volunteer Infantry. Killed at Gettysburg.
55
I41609
Avery, Alonzo Bailey
2 Mar 1828
5 Mar 1908
Civil War, Union Army
6th Wisconsin Battery of Light Artillery
56
I37941
Avery, Alphonso Calhoun Sr
11 Sep 1835
13 Jun 1913
Civil War, Confederate Army
57
I42728
Avery, Alphonso Calhoun Jr
16 Sep 1874
U.S. Army, Spanish-American War
1st lieutenant of Co. C, 2d North Carolina Volunteers.
58
I48163
Avery, Alphonso Calhoun III
8 Mar 1912
13 Feb 1974
U.S. Army, WWII
59
I36115
Avery, Amos
10 Mar 1758
15 Jun 1818
Continental Army, American Revolution
60
I37438
Avery, Amos Jr
22 May 1757
16 Sep 1837
Continental Army, American Revolution
61
I37442
Avery, Amos
Abt 1755
25 Dec 1825
Continental Army, American Revolution
62
I35821
Avery, Amos
Continental Army, American Revolution
Marched on the Lexington Alarm. Was wounded and taken prisoner at the Griswold Massacre.
63
I40906
Avery, Amos
3 Dec 1828
17 Oct 1863
Civil War, Union Army
Died in service.
64
I41587
Avery, Amos
6 Jul 1832
Civil War, Union Army
He was wounded in 1864 at the Battle of Proctor's Creek. He never fully recovered and, spent seven years in the Leavenworth military home.
65
I40808
Avery, Amos
18 Aug 1834
1903
Civil War, Union Army
New York Volunteers Company C 76th & Company F 109th.
66
I40825
Avery, Amos Duane
28 Mar 1838
5 Feb 1871
Civil War, Union Army
He enlisted in the 10th New York Cavalry in 1861. He wasin thirty battles, including the battle of Appomattox.
67
I40624
Avery, Amos Geer
3 Mar 1822
18 Sep 1898
Civil War, Union Army
He was surgeon in the 44th New York Regiment.
68
I35952
Avery, Amos Walker
24 May 1787
1 Jun 1863
U.S. Army, War of 1812
69
I35969
Avery, Amos William
27 Jun 1841
9 Sep 1914
Civil War, Union Army
Third Missouri Calvary, Company I.
70
I41610
Avery, Ampilas Blake
19 Nov 1830
Civil War, Union Army
Company K, 23d Regiment, Wisconsin Infantry
71
I38989
Avery, Anson
7 Feb 1786
2 Apr 1860
U.S. Army, War of 1812
72
I58623
Avery, Baldwin Cuthell
25 Oct 1915
17 Dec 2008
U.S. Army Air Corps, WWII
B-24 pilot. Shot down May 12, 1944. POW.
73
I38581
Avery, Benjamin
4 Mar 1758
Continental Army, American Revolution
74
I44193
Avery, Benjamin Lathrop
2 Feb 1832
Civil War, Union Army
Musician, 9th New York Artillery
75
I46319
Avery, Burton Wright
5 Apr 1915
6 Dec 1999
U.S. Navy, WWII
76
I35942
Avery, Caleb
25 Feb 1760
6 Apr 1835
Continental Army, American Revolution
He was taken prisoner at The Fort Griswold Massacre.
77
I58611
Avery, Carl Raymond
11 Aug 1921
31 May 2002
U.S. Army, WWII
78
I48549
Avery, Carol Legranda
U.S. Navy
79
I42368
Avery, Charles
20 Oct 1838
Civil War, Union Army
He was a Lieutenant in the 25th Regiment Connecticut, Infantry.
80
I42930
Avery, Charles Benjamin
21 Apr 1881
U.S. Army, Spanish-American War
8th U.S. Infantry. He was stationed at Havana, Cuba, in 1899.
81
I40969
Avery, Charles Daniel
4 May 1838
Civil War, Union Army
Enlisted in the 12th New York battery of light artillery, November 20, 1861 and, discharged June 17, 1865.
82
I44243
Avery, Charles Fayette
27 Nov 1842
8 Mar 1895
Civil War, Union Army
Lost an eye.
83
I40654
Avery, Charles Grandison Jr
Jul 1828
21 Jul 1864
Civil War, Union Army
Enlisted as a private. Company E, 21st Connecticut Infantry, August 2, 1862; died of wounds received in the battle of Drury's Bluff, Virginia, July 21, 1864.
84
I45465
Avery, Charles Robert
20 Jul 1836
3 Jul 1864
Civil War, Union Army
Died as a result of wounds recived at the Battle of Cold Harbor.
85
I43789
Avery, Charles Stanton
Nov 1836
Civil War, Union Army
Company I, 2nd California Cavalry
86
I42585
Avery, Chauncey Stillman
7 May 1825
Civil War, Union Army
87
I35928
Avery, Christopher
6 Sep 1760
6 Sep 1781
Continental Army, American Revolution
Killed at The Fort Griswold Massacre.
88
I35808
Avery, Christopher
1 Apr 1734
8 Sep 1755
Continental Army, French and Indian War
Killed at Johnson's fight. Lake George,
8 Sep 1755.
89
I35557
Avery, Christopher
6 Nov 1758
3 May 1830
Continental Army, American Revolution
90
I39214
Avery, Christopher
10 Dec 1768
U.S. Army, War of 1812
91
I39254
Avery, Christopher Swan
25 Nov 1778
U.S. Army, War of 1812
He served as a physician and surgeon.
92
I45175
Avery, Clarence Samuel Sr
23 Jan 1897
14 Nov 1941
U.S. Army, WWI
93
I37932
Avery, Clarke Moulton
3 Oct 1820
18 Jun 1864
Civil War, Confederate Army
He was captain of a company in the 1st North Carolina regiment, in the battle at Bethel.
He was lieutenant-colonel of the 33rd North Carolina regiment and, became colonel early in 1862. He was in the battles of Chancellorsville and Gettysburg. He was captured at Newbern and kept a prisoner on Johnson's Island, Ohio, for several months.
He was wounded at Spottsylvania and died of his injuries, June 18, 1864.
94
I56928
Avery, Constance Pamela
14 Jul 1915
9 Aug 1996
French Army WWII
Constance was a nurse in the Hadfield-Spears Ambulance Unit a mobile hospital operation staffed by French doctors and British nurses.
At the close of the war, at the victory parade General Charles de Gaulle, was outraged when he saw the British Union Jack in a French parade. He ordered the War Minister to close down the unit and immediately repatriate all British members.
95
I39292
Avery, Cyrus
1 Apr 1837
6 Sep 1890
Civil War, Union Army
96
I43875
Avery, Cyrus Stevens II
19 Oct 1932
13 Feb 2018
U.S. Army
97
I35926
Avery, Daniel
14 Nov 1740
6 Sep 1781
Continental Army, American Revolution
Killed at The Fort Griswold Massacre.
98
I38129
Avery, Daniel
18 Sep 1766
30 Jan 1842
He was appointed ensign in 6th company 8th regiment, Connecticut militia, May, 1791; lieutenant, 1792; captain, May, 1794 {Ms. State Papers, Hartford).
99
I38309
Avery, Daniel F
26 May 1791
U.S. Army, War of 1812
100
I39046
Avery, Daniel Judson
1 Dec 1836
16 Apr 1912
Company G, 113th Illinois Volunteer Infantry
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