George was the son of William and Annie Bultmann. He had two stepsisters, Carolina and Frieda. He married Margaret Kennedy of Whitestone, and they had four daughters--Margaret, Mary, Elizabeth, and Madeline.
On his death, he was recognized by the Assembly of the State of New York: "Comrade George Bultmann, Camp No. 29, Whitestone, L. I., late Quartermaster Sergeant (active list), 2d Bat'l Engineers, died September 6, 1914, in St. Elizabeth Hospital, Washington, D. C.; buried at Flushing, L. I., with full military honors in St. Mary's Cemetery; funeral services conducted by W. S. Overton Camp No. 29, and a firing squad furnished from Fort Totten, N. Y."
On his death, he was recognized by the Assembly of the State of New York: "Comrade George Bultmann, Camp No. 29, Whitestone, L. I., late Quartermaster Sergeant (active list), 2d Bat'l Engineers, died September 6, 1914, in St. Elizabeth Hospital, Washington, D. C.; buried at Flushing, L. I., with full military honors in St. Mary's Cemetery; funeral services conducted by W. S. Overton Camp No. 29, and a firing squad furnished from Fort Totten, N. Y."
George was the son of William and Annie Bultmann. He had two stepsisters, Carolina and Frieda. He married Margaret Kennedy of Whitestone, and they had four daughters--Margaret, Mary, Elizabeth, and Madeline.
On his death, he was recognized by the Assembly of the State of New York: "Comrade George Bultmann, Camp No. 29, Whitestone, L. I., late Quartermaster Sergeant (active list), 2d Bat'l Engineers, died September 6, 1914, in St. Elizabeth Hospital, Washington, D. C.; buried at Flushing, L. I., with full military honors in St. Mary's Cemetery; funeral services conducted by W. S. Overton Camp No. 29, and a firing squad furnished from Fort Totten, N. Y."
On his death, he was recognized by the Assembly of the State of New York: "Comrade George Bultmann, Camp No. 29, Whitestone, L. I., late Quartermaster Sergeant (active list), 2d Bat'l Engineers, died September 6, 1914, in St. Elizabeth Hospital, Washington, D. C.; buried at Flushing, L. I., with full military honors in St. Mary's Cemetery; funeral services conducted by W. S. Overton Camp No. 29, and a firing squad furnished from Fort Totten, N. Y."
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