Avery Memorial

[West Side of Marker Stone]

This memorial marks the site of

the home built in 1656 by

Captain James Avery

the founder of the family now known

as the Groton Averys. This

Hive of the Averys

was owned and occupied by its

famous builder until his death. Its

later ownership and occupancy

passed, in regular order of descent,

from father to son, until it was burned

on the night of July 20, 1894.

[East Side of Marker Stone]

Successive owners of "The Hive."

Capt. James Avery, 1656-1700.

Capt. James Avery Jr., 1700-1728.

Col. Ebenezer Avery, 1728-1752.

Elder Parke Avery, 1752-1797.

Lieut. Parke Avery Jr., 1797-1821.

Youngs Avery, 1821-1837.

Parke William Avery, 1837-1868.

James Denison Avery, 1868-1894.

Marker is on Poquannock Road west of Long Hill Road (U.S. 1), on the left when traveling east.

Courtesy hmdb.org

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