The son of Seth and Fanny Cole, his father was born at Phillipston, NH and mother at Cambridge. The name of his first wife is unknown, however, he married for a second time to Rebecca (Cox) Buckman, a 36-year-old widow who was taking a husband for the third time, at Boston on June 5, 1854. Children born to Ambrose included supposed twins James and Eliza in 1835; and Theodore in 1838.
Ambrose, who worked as a Painter, was 52 years and four months old when he died of heart disease at "Tremont & Boylston" streets. He was originally buried at the Central Burying Ground, but on Dec. 9, 1864 was reburied at the South Burying Ground.
Ambrose, who worked as a Painter, was 52 years and four months old when he died of heart disease at "Tremont & Boylston" streets. He was originally buried at the Central Burying Ground, but on Dec. 9, 1864 was reburied at the South Burying Ground.
The son of Seth and Fanny Cole, his father was born at Phillipston, NH and mother at Cambridge. The name of his first wife is unknown, however, he married for a second time to Rebecca (Cox) Buckman, a 36-year-old widow who was taking a husband for the third time, at Boston on June 5, 1854. Children born to Ambrose included supposed twins James and Eliza in 1835; and Theodore in 1838.
Ambrose, who worked as a Painter, was 52 years and four months old when he died of heart disease at "Tremont & Boylston" streets. He was originally buried at the Central Burying Ground, but on Dec. 9, 1864 was reburied at the South Burying Ground.
Ambrose, who worked as a Painter, was 52 years and four months old when he died of heart disease at "Tremont & Boylston" streets. He was originally buried at the Central Burying Ground, but on Dec. 9, 1864 was reburied at the South Burying Ground.
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