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Avery is not in the Bible. It is also not, any more, the name it was a generation ago \u2014 and that turns out to be the interesting part. What the name means Avery is a Norman French form of an older Germanic name \u2014 either Alfred ("elf counsel") or Alberich ("elf ruler"). It came into England with the Normans, settled into a surname, and stayed there for several hundred years. It began as a man's name. It is now\u2026<\/p>\n<\/div>\t\t

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