St. Louis Police Officer Bolin was killed when his revolver accidentally discharged after he reported off duty. He was still in uniform sitting at his table when the revolver, sitting on the mantel, discharged and struck him in the head. The pistol was known to have accidentally discharged twice before. Officer Bolin's death was declared a line of duty death by the Chief at the time.
Thomas Bolin was married to Agnes Sophia Henniges b. 1 May 1874 who later after Thomas died married Vincent Heier.
They also had a Daughter, Mary Marcella Bolin (aka) Morselle Heier who later married Daniel John Connelly all are interred here at Calvary in Section 024.
Thomas Bolin was married to Agnes Sophia Henniges b. 1 May 1874 who later after Thomas died married Vincent Heier.
They also had a Daughter, Mary Marcella Bolin (aka) Morselle Heier who later married Daniel John Connelly all are interred here at Calvary in Section 024.
St. Louis Police Officer Bolin was killed when his revolver accidentally discharged after he reported off duty. He was still in uniform sitting at his table when the revolver, sitting on the mantel, discharged and struck him in the head. The pistol was known to have accidentally discharged twice before. Officer Bolin's death was declared a line of duty death by the Chief at the time.
Thomas Bolin was married to Agnes Sophia Henniges b. 1 May 1874 who later after Thomas died married Vincent Heier.
They also had a Daughter, Mary Marcella Bolin (aka) Morselle Heier who later married Daniel John Connelly all are interred here at Calvary in Section 024.
Thomas Bolin was married to Agnes Sophia Henniges b. 1 May 1874 who later after Thomas died married Vincent Heier.
They also had a Daughter, Mary Marcella Bolin (aka) Morselle Heier who later married Daniel John Connelly all are interred here at Calvary in Section 024.
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