John M. Bolt, one of the early settlers in this vicinity died at an advanced age at her home in this city last Thursday morning at eight o’clock after an illness lasting nearly a year.
Mr. Bolt was born in Kentucky March 30, 1828. In early childhood he moved with his parents to Brown County, Indiana and to Sciola, Iowa in 1855. He served as a volunteer in the Mexican War in 1847. In February 10, 1856 he was married to Lucinda Sagers and to this union were born six children; Mesdames A. Baker, B. W. Morris, Arabell Jacobson, and James John and Ed Bolt. In 1867 occurred the death of his wife and he was remarried in 1868 to Miss Harriet Gravitt. The children of the second marriage are: Mrs. H. E. Smith, Thomas J., Fred, and Charles C., and LeRoy and Hiram, deceased.
Mr. and Mrs. Bolt moved to Villisca in 1901, where they resided until his death. Funeral services were held Saturday morning at eleven o’clock at the home by Rev. J. K. Driver of the Presbyterian Church and interment was made in the Arlington Cemetery.
Villisca Review, Thursday, November 29, 1906, page 1
John M. Bolt, one of the early settlers in this vicinity died at an advanced age at her home in this city last Thursday morning at eight o’clock after an illness lasting nearly a year.
Mr. Bolt was born in Kentucky March 30, 1828. In early childhood he moved with his parents to Brown County, Indiana and to Sciola, Iowa in 1855. He served as a volunteer in the Mexican War in 1847. In February 10, 1856 he was married to Lucinda Sagers and to this union were born six children; Mesdames A. Baker, B. W. Morris, Arabell Jacobson, and James John and Ed Bolt. In 1867 occurred the death of his wife and he was remarried in 1868 to Miss Harriet Gravitt. The children of the second marriage are: Mrs. H. E. Smith, Thomas J., Fred, and Charles C., and LeRoy and Hiram, deceased.
Mr. and Mrs. Bolt moved to Villisca in 1901, where they resided until his death. Funeral services were held Saturday morning at eleven o’clock at the home by Rev. J. K. Driver of the Presbyterian Church and interment was made in the Arlington Cemetery.
Villisca Review, Thursday, November 29, 1906, page 1
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Mexican War Soldier
Family Members
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Lavina Adeline Bolt Baker
1856–1923
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James Monroe Bolt
1858–1944
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Heppa Ann Bolt Morris
1860–1936
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Arbelle Matilda Bolt Jacobson
1862–1940
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John William Bolt
1865–1943
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Edward Adair Bolt
1867–1945
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LeRoy Bolt
1868–1885
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Pvt Thomas Jefferson "Thadius" Bolt
1871–1943
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Hiram Bolt
1873–1873
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Frederick "Fred" Bolt
1875–1943
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Jennie May Bolt Smith
1877–1962
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Charles Clay Bolt
1879–1951
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