Son of Nathan and Abby J. Bolles, aged 3 years, 1 month and 8 days.∼s/o Nathan Bolles & Abigail "Abby" J. (nee Baldwin) Bolles.
died aged 3y1m8d per tombstone inscription.
removed from the First Presbyterian Churchyard & re-interred here.∼Son of Nathan and Abby Bolles.
Died aged 3 years, 4 months and 8 days
He was re-interred at Mount Pleasant Cemetery in Newark, NJ. ; see memorial #140126304.
Since this marker no longer exists (as well as the cemetery), it cannot be tagged as a cenotaph. The attached photograph is from a book of tombstone inscriptions from the WPA in the 1930's.
died aged 3y1m8d per tombstone inscription.
removed from the First Presbyterian Churchyard & re-interred here.∼Son of Nathan and Abby Bolles.
Died aged 3 years, 4 months and 8 days
He was re-interred at Mount Pleasant Cemetery in Newark, NJ. ; see memorial #140126304.
Since this marker no longer exists (as well as the cemetery), it cannot be tagged as a cenotaph. The attached photograph is from a book of tombstone inscriptions from the WPA in the 1930's.
Son of Nathan and Abby J. Bolles, aged 3 years, 1 month and 8 days.∼s/o Nathan Bolles & Abigail "Abby" J. (nee Baldwin) Bolles.
died aged 3y1m8d per tombstone inscription.
removed from the First Presbyterian Churchyard & re-interred here.∼Son of Nathan and Abby Bolles.
Died aged 3 years, 4 months and 8 days
He was re-interred at Mount Pleasant Cemetery in Newark, NJ. ; see memorial #140126304.
Since this marker no longer exists (as well as the cemetery), it cannot be tagged as a cenotaph. The attached photograph is from a book of tombstone inscriptions from the WPA in the 1930's.
died aged 3y1m8d per tombstone inscription.
removed from the First Presbyterian Churchyard & re-interred here.∼Son of Nathan and Abby Bolles.
Died aged 3 years, 4 months and 8 days
He was re-interred at Mount Pleasant Cemetery in Newark, NJ. ; see memorial #140126304.
Since this marker no longer exists (as well as the cemetery), it cannot be tagged as a cenotaph. The attached photograph is from a book of tombstone inscriptions from the WPA in the 1930's.
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