MILITARY SERVICE:
Age: 21, credited to Woodstock, VT
Unit(s): 10th MA INF, 4th USVetCorps
Service: 10th MA INF, enl 6/14/61, m/i 6/21/61, Co. B, m/o 7/1/64, enl 2/27/65, Co. C, 4th Regt, 1st USVETCORPS, 2/27/65, m/o 2/27/66
Cedarvale. February 26, 1881. Died. - At the residence of Mr. C. H. Blossom's on Thursday, Feb. 24th, Mr. Henry Blossom .... He leaves a wife and two little girls to mourn his loss. His wife and one of the little girls have been present, while the other was in Vermont The Holton Signal, March 2, 1881.
Cedar Chips. February 28, 1881. Obituary. The death of Mr. Henry
Blossom, at his brother's residence, C. C. Blossom, has cast a gloom
over the entire neighborhood .... The deceased was not known to us, he was not a resident of this county. Failing in health compelling him to abandon his business, in the east, being advised and urged by his physician to take a trip west, he and his wife and daughter came to his brother's place, last fall, expecting to remain here until spring and then go to the mountains. But that monster disease, consumption, had already prostrated his body beyond all hope of recovery. He died Thursday, February 24th. We are informed that his remains will be sent to his native State, Vermont for interment, .... The Holton Recorder, March 10, 1881.
Cedarvale. March 14, 1881. Harry Blossom's remains were interred in C.E. Blossom's yard, where they will remain until fall and then be
removed to Vermont. The Holton Signal, March 23, 1881.
South Cedar Siftings. Monday, Aug. 1st, 1881. Mr. Chas. Blossom,
brother to,C. E. Blossom arrived from Colorado last week, and started to Vermont this morning with the remains of his brother, H. G. Blossom, who died of consumption last spring, and was interred in C. E. Blossom's yard. The wife and daughter of the deceased have also started to their home in Vermont. The Holton Signal, August 3, 1881.
Source: Selected Death Notices Jackson County, Kansas, Newspapers abstracted by Dan Fenton.
Contributor: Anna (47917889) • [email protected]
Age: 21, credited to Woodstock, VT
Unit(s): 10th MA INF, 4th USVetCorps
Service: 10th MA INF, enl 6/14/61, m/i 6/21/61, Co. B, m/o 7/1/64, enl 2/27/65, Co. C, 4th Regt, 1st USVETCORPS, 2/27/65, m/o 2/27/66
Cedarvale. February 26, 1881. Died. - At the residence of Mr. C. H. Blossom's on Thursday, Feb. 24th, Mr. Henry Blossom .... He leaves a wife and two little girls to mourn his loss. His wife and one of the little girls have been present, while the other was in Vermont The Holton Signal, March 2, 1881.
Cedar Chips. February 28, 1881. Obituary. The death of Mr. Henry
Blossom, at his brother's residence, C. C. Blossom, has cast a gloom
over the entire neighborhood .... The deceased was not known to us, he was not a resident of this county. Failing in health compelling him to abandon his business, in the east, being advised and urged by his physician to take a trip west, he and his wife and daughter came to his brother's place, last fall, expecting to remain here until spring and then go to the mountains. But that monster disease, consumption, had already prostrated his body beyond all hope of recovery. He died Thursday, February 24th. We are informed that his remains will be sent to his native State, Vermont for interment, .... The Holton Recorder, March 10, 1881.
Cedarvale. March 14, 1881. Harry Blossom's remains were interred in C.E. Blossom's yard, where they will remain until fall and then be
removed to Vermont. The Holton Signal, March 23, 1881.
South Cedar Siftings. Monday, Aug. 1st, 1881. Mr. Chas. Blossom,
brother to,C. E. Blossom arrived from Colorado last week, and started to Vermont this morning with the remains of his brother, H. G. Blossom, who died of consumption last spring, and was interred in C. E. Blossom's yard. The wife and daughter of the deceased have also started to their home in Vermont. The Holton Signal, August 3, 1881.
Source: Selected Death Notices Jackson County, Kansas, Newspapers abstracted by Dan Fenton.
Contributor: Anna (47917889) • [email protected]
MILITARY SERVICE:
Age: 21, credited to Woodstock, VT
Unit(s): 10th MA INF, 4th USVetCorps
Service: 10th MA INF, enl 6/14/61, m/i 6/21/61, Co. B, m/o 7/1/64, enl 2/27/65, Co. C, 4th Regt, 1st USVETCORPS, 2/27/65, m/o 2/27/66
Cedarvale. February 26, 1881. Died. - At the residence of Mr. C. H. Blossom's on Thursday, Feb. 24th, Mr. Henry Blossom .... He leaves a wife and two little girls to mourn his loss. His wife and one of the little girls have been present, while the other was in Vermont The Holton Signal, March 2, 1881.
Cedar Chips. February 28, 1881. Obituary. The death of Mr. Henry
Blossom, at his brother's residence, C. C. Blossom, has cast a gloom
over the entire neighborhood .... The deceased was not known to us, he was not a resident of this county. Failing in health compelling him to abandon his business, in the east, being advised and urged by his physician to take a trip west, he and his wife and daughter came to his brother's place, last fall, expecting to remain here until spring and then go to the mountains. But that monster disease, consumption, had already prostrated his body beyond all hope of recovery. He died Thursday, February 24th. We are informed that his remains will be sent to his native State, Vermont for interment, .... The Holton Recorder, March 10, 1881.
Cedarvale. March 14, 1881. Harry Blossom's remains were interred in C.E. Blossom's yard, where they will remain until fall and then be
removed to Vermont. The Holton Signal, March 23, 1881.
South Cedar Siftings. Monday, Aug. 1st, 1881. Mr. Chas. Blossom,
brother to,C. E. Blossom arrived from Colorado last week, and started to Vermont this morning with the remains of his brother, H. G. Blossom, who died of consumption last spring, and was interred in C. E. Blossom's yard. The wife and daughter of the deceased have also started to their home in Vermont. The Holton Signal, August 3, 1881.
Source: Selected Death Notices Jackson County, Kansas, Newspapers abstracted by Dan Fenton.
Contributor: Anna (47917889) • [email protected]
Age: 21, credited to Woodstock, VT
Unit(s): 10th MA INF, 4th USVetCorps
Service: 10th MA INF, enl 6/14/61, m/i 6/21/61, Co. B, m/o 7/1/64, enl 2/27/65, Co. C, 4th Regt, 1st USVETCORPS, 2/27/65, m/o 2/27/66
Cedarvale. February 26, 1881. Died. - At the residence of Mr. C. H. Blossom's on Thursday, Feb. 24th, Mr. Henry Blossom .... He leaves a wife and two little girls to mourn his loss. His wife and one of the little girls have been present, while the other was in Vermont The Holton Signal, March 2, 1881.
Cedar Chips. February 28, 1881. Obituary. The death of Mr. Henry
Blossom, at his brother's residence, C. C. Blossom, has cast a gloom
over the entire neighborhood .... The deceased was not known to us, he was not a resident of this county. Failing in health compelling him to abandon his business, in the east, being advised and urged by his physician to take a trip west, he and his wife and daughter came to his brother's place, last fall, expecting to remain here until spring and then go to the mountains. But that monster disease, consumption, had already prostrated his body beyond all hope of recovery. He died Thursday, February 24th. We are informed that his remains will be sent to his native State, Vermont for interment, .... The Holton Recorder, March 10, 1881.
Cedarvale. March 14, 1881. Harry Blossom's remains were interred in C.E. Blossom's yard, where they will remain until fall and then be
removed to Vermont. The Holton Signal, March 23, 1881.
South Cedar Siftings. Monday, Aug. 1st, 1881. Mr. Chas. Blossom,
brother to,C. E. Blossom arrived from Colorado last week, and started to Vermont this morning with the remains of his brother, H. G. Blossom, who died of consumption last spring, and was interred in C. E. Blossom's yard. The wife and daughter of the deceased have also started to their home in Vermont. The Holton Signal, August 3, 1881.
Source: Selected Death Notices Jackson County, Kansas, Newspapers abstracted by Dan Fenton.
Contributor: Anna (47917889) • [email protected]
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from 1912 transcription. Henry G. Blossom died Feb 21 1881, aged 48 yrs.
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