. Genealogical and family history of the state of Connecticut : a record of the achievements of her people in the making of a commonwealth and the founding of a nation. i CONNECTICUT 2141 Emma, Samuel R., and Robert (). Avis. Richard, had three children—Wil-liam, Idonia, ^lartin Luther. He married(second) J\lartha Ellen Alarlow, of Washing-ton coimty, Alaryland; no children. He mar-ried (third) Mary Elizabeth Colbert, ofBerkeley county, Virginia; children: Ella andNettie. (IV) Samuel Roszel, son of William Avis,was born in Berkeley county. Airginia, De-cember 26, 1843. He attended th
. Genealogical and family history of the state of Connecticut : a record of the achievements of her people in the making of a commonwealth and the founding of a nation. i CONNECTICUT 2141 Emma, Samuel R., and Robert (). Avis. Richard, had three children—Wil-liam, Idonia, ^lartin Luther. He married(second) J\lartha Ellen Alarlow, of Washing-ton coimty, Alaryland; no children. He mar-ried (third) Mary Elizabeth Colbert, ofBerkeley county, Virginia; children: Ella andNettie. (IV) Samuel Roszel, son of William Avis,was born in Berkeley county. Airginia, De-cember 26, 1843. He attended the publicschools of Boliver and Harpers Ferry, Vir-ginia, and Fairview Academy, a small acad-emy destroyed at the beginning of the civilwar, located at Boliver. For a time he taughtschool at Loudoun county, Virginia. He was amember of the Virginia militia at the time ofJohn Browns raid at Harpers Ferry, one ofthe Jefferson Guards, Second Virginia Regi-ment, and his company did guard duty duringthe imprisonment, trial and execution ofBrown and his party at Charlestown. Whenthe civil war broke out his father, who wasintensely Union in sentiment, removed toSpringf
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