Elizabeth Amy Avery

1895–1968 (age 73)

Biography

Elizabeth Amy Avery lived a life of grace and dignity during a transformative period in American history. She was a cherished member of her family and community throughout her seventy-three years.

Her memory is honored at Magnolia Cemetery, where she rests peacefully. Elizabeth's life and character continue to be remembered by those who knew her and her descendants.

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