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Christine Freeman Directory - Volume 1 (A-I) (332 pages)
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Avery, Edward Willis (also spelled Willets) BROAD STREET HOTEL (also
Avery
referred to as HOUSE), 101 Broad Street, in NC, 1855 B&D p48; DEM
August 20, 1856 plc4: loss in the fire of July 19, 1856, $2,500.
DTL'56 DEM December 17, 1856 p4cl: Nevada Township, BROAD STREET
HOUSE opposite KEYSTONE HOUSE with house and barn adjoining; valuation
$1,000; DIL'57 DEM November 18, 1857 HOTEL NEVADA opposite KEYSTONE
HOUSE. :
DEEDS Book 18 p254 E. W. Avery and wife to A. B. Gregory, M. L.
Marsh & S. R. Perry, recorded August 11, 1865.
November 11, 1873 Married Jennie Gray.
DI January 15, 1879 p3cl: E. W. Avery's Death. One by one the
early settlers of Nevada County are being gathered to their long hame.
Their ranks have been rapidly decimated of late years, and before
another decade has elapsed these heroes of bygone days will most of
them live only in the memories of the succeeding generations. E. W.
Avery, who died in this city on Tuesday of pneumonia, was born in New
Jersey in 1810, and came here in 1851. Shortly after arriving he
erected the Nevada Hotel, and conducting its business for same time.
He then removed to Crystal Springs, remaining there for several years.
he afterwards returned to this city, and for the past thirteen or
fourteen years has made Nevada his permanent abiding place. He was a
man of quiet but agreeable ways, generous disposition and marked
convictions; therefore a good citizen and desirable neighbor. He
leaves an aged wife of 65 years, to whom he had been married nearly 46
years, but had no children. He was uncle to E. W. Avery, Jr., of this
city, and brother-in-law to Mrs. J. B. Gray. The funeral will take
place at 2 o'clock P. M. today, from the family residence on Spring
Street. (Lot 5 Block 38 MAP)
Isaac —DEEDS Book 6 p531 Isaac Avery et al to So. Yuba Ditch Co.
recorded August 16, 1860.
Avery, J. A. — DTL'56 DEM December 17, 1856: Little York Township, house
and lot next and above Hunter & Co., blacksmith shop, Walloupa;
valuation $300.
Avery, Jennie (Gray) wife of Edward Willis Avery.
Ayres, Ed. Expired August 9, 1904; age 50. Listed as buried at Cherokee
(Tyler )
Ayres, Levi April 22, 1875: Died at Columbia Hill April 17th, Levi Ayres,
age 70, resident of Nevada County, Justice of Peace and Postmaster of
Columbia Hill.
Ayres, Samuel DEM September 15, 1857: expired September llth; age 20;
formerly fran Loudon County, Virginia.
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