"Boylston Historical Series", Boylston Historical Commission and William Dupuis, 1975; pg 275 in the 2012 "Boylston Historical Series", indicates burial in Boylston Old Burial Ground.
"The son of Captain Joseph and Martha Brigham Bigelow, he was born October 13, 1746. He married Mary Demman on April 6, 1769. Solomon was one of the petitioners requesting separate status for Boylston 15 Aug 1774. His wife Mary, was one of the estates administrators 4 Dec 1775.
While said to be buried in the Old Burial Ground in Boylston Center, there is no marker for his grave [see note below]. He was 29 when he marched with the Minutemen. Length of Service — 6 days; Soldiers and Sailors of the American Revolution: Volume II, page 26."
Solomon Bigelow, son of Joseph Bigelow & Martha Brigham, married Mary Demon/Demmons both of Shrewsbury, 6 April 1769 [Shrewsbury M/R; History of Town of Shrewsbury, 1717 to 1829, Including an Extensive Family Register; by Andrew H. Ward, Member of the New England Historic and Genealogical Society]
Note: Further research has been unable to locate a death or burial record for this individual, nor any indication of Boylston burial beyond the above assertion that he is buried here. [BHC-2021]
"The son of Captain Joseph and Martha Brigham Bigelow, he was born October 13, 1746. He married Mary Demman on April 6, 1769. Solomon was one of the petitioners requesting separate status for Boylston 15 Aug 1774. His wife Mary, was one of the estates administrators 4 Dec 1775.
While said to be buried in the Old Burial Ground in Boylston Center, there is no marker for his grave [see note below]. He was 29 when he marched with the Minutemen. Length of Service — 6 days; Soldiers and Sailors of the American Revolution: Volume II, page 26."
Solomon Bigelow, son of Joseph Bigelow & Martha Brigham, married Mary Demon/Demmons both of Shrewsbury, 6 April 1769 [Shrewsbury M/R; History of Town of Shrewsbury, 1717 to 1829, Including an Extensive Family Register; by Andrew H. Ward, Member of the New England Historic and Genealogical Society]
Note: Further research has been unable to locate a death or burial record for this individual, nor any indication of Boylston burial beyond the above assertion that he is buried here. [BHC-2021]
"Boylston Historical Series", Boylston Historical Commission and William Dupuis, 1975; pg 275 in the 2012 "Boylston Historical Series", indicates burial in Boylston Old Burial Ground.
"The son of Captain Joseph and Martha Brigham Bigelow, he was born October 13, 1746. He married Mary Demman on April 6, 1769. Solomon was one of the petitioners requesting separate status for Boylston 15 Aug 1774. His wife Mary, was one of the estates administrators 4 Dec 1775.
While said to be buried in the Old Burial Ground in Boylston Center, there is no marker for his grave [see note below]. He was 29 when he marched with the Minutemen. Length of Service — 6 days; Soldiers and Sailors of the American Revolution: Volume II, page 26."
Solomon Bigelow, son of Joseph Bigelow & Martha Brigham, married Mary Demon/Demmons both of Shrewsbury, 6 April 1769 [Shrewsbury M/R; History of Town of Shrewsbury, 1717 to 1829, Including an Extensive Family Register; by Andrew H. Ward, Member of the New England Historic and Genealogical Society]
Note: Further research has been unable to locate a death or burial record for this individual, nor any indication of Boylston burial beyond the above assertion that he is buried here. [BHC-2021]
"The son of Captain Joseph and Martha Brigham Bigelow, he was born October 13, 1746. He married Mary Demman on April 6, 1769. Solomon was one of the petitioners requesting separate status for Boylston 15 Aug 1774. His wife Mary, was one of the estates administrators 4 Dec 1775.
While said to be buried in the Old Burial Ground in Boylston Center, there is no marker for his grave [see note below]. He was 29 when he marched with the Minutemen. Length of Service — 6 days; Soldiers and Sailors of the American Revolution: Volume II, page 26."
Solomon Bigelow, son of Joseph Bigelow & Martha Brigham, married Mary Demon/Demmons both of Shrewsbury, 6 April 1769 [Shrewsbury M/R; History of Town of Shrewsbury, 1717 to 1829, Including an Extensive Family Register; by Andrew H. Ward, Member of the New England Historic and Genealogical Society]
Note: Further research has been unable to locate a death or burial record for this individual, nor any indication of Boylston burial beyond the above assertion that he is buried here. [BHC-2021]
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