Son of Moses L. and Rebecca D. (Rich) Bolster.
Moses was a paper hanger by trade.
On 13 Sep 1861, he enlisted as a private in Co. H, 25th Massachusetts Infantry, and served until 20 Oct 1864.
Note: although the application for military headstone mistakenly gives his year of death as 1865, the records from the Soldiers' Home in ME and the vital records are clear about 1875.
Moses was a paper hanger by trade.
On 13 Sep 1861, he enlisted as a private in Co. H, 25th Massachusetts Infantry, and served until 20 Oct 1864.
Note: although the application for military headstone mistakenly gives his year of death as 1865, the records from the Soldiers' Home in ME and the vital records are clear about 1875.
Son of Moses L. and Rebecca D. (Rich) Bolster.
Moses was a paper hanger by trade.
On 13 Sep 1861, he enlisted as a private in Co. H, 25th Massachusetts Infantry, and served until 20 Oct 1864.
Note: although the application for military headstone mistakenly gives his year of death as 1865, the records from the Soldiers' Home in ME and the vital records are clear about 1875.
Moses was a paper hanger by trade.
On 13 Sep 1861, he enlisted as a private in Co. H, 25th Massachusetts Infantry, and served until 20 Oct 1864.
Note: although the application for military headstone mistakenly gives his year of death as 1865, the records from the Soldiers' Home in ME and the vital records are clear about 1875.
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