Harry Bozarth, PFC in the U.S. Army during World War I, was born March 8, 1899. He died on July 3, 1965 and was buried in the Beverly National Cemetery located at 916 Bridgeboro Road in Beverly, Burlington County, New Jersey.
Harry Bozarth descends from Simon Bozorth, the original settler in Burlington County, New Jersey, who purchased land there in 1713. Simon was the son of French Huguenot Jean Bossard, who arrived on the London-based second Huguenot refugee ship, the Peter & Anthony, at Jamestown, Virginia on September 20, 1700.
No Social Security Record located with the same dates as this Harry Bozarth. Any additions and/or corrections would be greatly appreciated.
Military Record: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Military Information: PFC, US ARMY
Harry Bozarth descends from Simon Bozorth, the original settler in Burlington County, New Jersey, who purchased land there in 1713. Simon was the son of French Huguenot Jean Bossard, who arrived on the London-based second Huguenot refugee ship, the Peter & Anthony, at Jamestown, Virginia on September 20, 1700.
No Social Security Record located with the same dates as this Harry Bozarth. Any additions and/or corrections would be greatly appreciated.
Military Record: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Military Information: PFC, US ARMY
Harry Bozarth, PFC in the U.S. Army during World War I, was born March 8, 1899. He died on July 3, 1965 and was buried in the Beverly National Cemetery located at 916 Bridgeboro Road in Beverly, Burlington County, New Jersey.
Harry Bozarth descends from Simon Bozorth, the original settler in Burlington County, New Jersey, who purchased land there in 1713. Simon was the son of French Huguenot Jean Bossard, who arrived on the London-based second Huguenot refugee ship, the Peter & Anthony, at Jamestown, Virginia on September 20, 1700.
No Social Security Record located with the same dates as this Harry Bozarth. Any additions and/or corrections would be greatly appreciated.
Military Record: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Military Information: PFC, US ARMY
Harry Bozarth descends from Simon Bozorth, the original settler in Burlington County, New Jersey, who purchased land there in 1713. Simon was the son of French Huguenot Jean Bossard, who arrived on the London-based second Huguenot refugee ship, the Peter & Anthony, at Jamestown, Virginia on September 20, 1700.
No Social Security Record located with the same dates as this Harry Bozarth. Any additions and/or corrections would be greatly appreciated.
Military Record: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Military Information: PFC, US ARMY
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