Frederick Bross arrived in America in 1852 and fought in the Civil War with the 75th Pennsylvania Infantry. He was a shoemaker by trade.
The cemetery that he was originally buried in was closed in the 1930's and many people were re-interred here. His grave has no marker, but he is eligible for one as a veteran. I am working to obtain one from the government, but it is expensive to have it placed. If any of his descendants would be willing to help with this, please feel free to contact me.
The cemetery that he was originally buried in was closed in the 1930's and many people were re-interred here. His grave has no marker, but he is eligible for one as a veteran. I am working to obtain one from the government, but it is expensive to have it placed. If any of his descendants would be willing to help with this, please feel free to contact me.
Frederick Bross arrived in America in 1852 and fought in the Civil War with the 75th Pennsylvania Infantry. He was a shoemaker by trade.
The cemetery that he was originally buried in was closed in the 1930's and many people were re-interred here. His grave has no marker, but he is eligible for one as a veteran. I am working to obtain one from the government, but it is expensive to have it placed. If any of his descendants would be willing to help with this, please feel free to contact me.
The cemetery that he was originally buried in was closed in the 1930's and many people were re-interred here. His grave has no marker, but he is eligible for one as a veteran. I am working to obtain one from the government, but it is expensive to have it placed. If any of his descendants would be willing to help with this, please feel free to contact me.
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