Son of William L. and Mary Ann (Luther) Bellows.
PVT - He enlisted in Company F, 21st Massachusetts Regiment on 19 Aug 1861, mustering out on 30 Aug 1864.
He was a joiner, by trade, and died unmarried of consumption.
From the National Aegis, 10 June 1876:
Millbury
"The town authorities have recently set thirty-four tablets over graves of deceased Union soldiers buried there. The town's roll of honor includes fifty-six names, but the other twenty-two graves have been provided with headstones by friends.
The tablets are of zinc bronze, 26 inches in height, with raised letters and bearing a design including the flag and seal of the United States. The names of the deceased thus honored...."
PVT - He enlisted in Company F, 21st Massachusetts Regiment on 19 Aug 1861, mustering out on 30 Aug 1864.
He was a joiner, by trade, and died unmarried of consumption.
From the National Aegis, 10 June 1876:
Millbury
"The town authorities have recently set thirty-four tablets over graves of deceased Union soldiers buried there. The town's roll of honor includes fifty-six names, but the other twenty-two graves have been provided with headstones by friends.
The tablets are of zinc bronze, 26 inches in height, with raised letters and bearing a design including the flag and seal of the United States. The names of the deceased thus honored...."
Son of William L. and Mary Ann (Luther) Bellows.
PVT - He enlisted in Company F, 21st Massachusetts Regiment on 19 Aug 1861, mustering out on 30 Aug 1864.
He was a joiner, by trade, and died unmarried of consumption.
From the National Aegis, 10 June 1876:
Millbury
"The town authorities have recently set thirty-four tablets over graves of deceased Union soldiers buried there. The town's roll of honor includes fifty-six names, but the other twenty-two graves have been provided with headstones by friends.
The tablets are of zinc bronze, 26 inches in height, with raised letters and bearing a design including the flag and seal of the United States. The names of the deceased thus honored...."
PVT - He enlisted in Company F, 21st Massachusetts Regiment on 19 Aug 1861, mustering out on 30 Aug 1864.
He was a joiner, by trade, and died unmarried of consumption.
From the National Aegis, 10 June 1876:
Millbury
"The town authorities have recently set thirty-four tablets over graves of deceased Union soldiers buried there. The town's roll of honor includes fifty-six names, but the other twenty-two graves have been provided with headstones by friends.
The tablets are of zinc bronze, 26 inches in height, with raised letters and bearing a design including the flag and seal of the United States. The names of the deceased thus honored...."
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