Civil War: Field & Staff, 7th California Infantry
Madison Bulware (sic) was commissioned Lieutenant Colonel at San Francisco December 14, 1864, and was mustered into Field & Staff, 7th California Infantry, at the Presidio of San Francisco on January 9, 1865. Colonel Boulware was mustered out March 1, 1866. (Orton, p. 766)
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Appointed.
Colonel M. [Madison] Boulware, at present a member of the Legislature from Sutter County, and a member of the Union State Central Committee, has received his Commission as Lieutenant Colonel of the Seventh Regiment Infantry, California Volunteers, now stationed at the Presidio.
(The Pájaro Times [Watsonville], December 31, 1864; 2:5)
Colonel Boulware, a prominent citizen of Sutter County, and Lieutenant Colonel of the Second [sic, Seventh] California Volunteers, died on his farm near Bear River a few days since.
(Los Angeles Herald, Tuesday, March 17, 1874; 1:1)
Colonel Madison Boulware, a well-known and prominent citizen of Sutter County, died at his farm on Bear River, on Thursday [12th]. He was a member of the Assembly of 1862-63.
(Daily Alta California, Saturday, March 21, 1874; 1:6)
Madison Bulware (sic) was commissioned Lieutenant Colonel at San Francisco December 14, 1864, and was mustered into Field & Staff, 7th California Infantry, at the Presidio of San Francisco on January 9, 1865. Colonel Boulware was mustered out March 1, 1866. (Orton, p. 766)
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Appointed.
Colonel M. [Madison] Boulware, at present a member of the Legislature from Sutter County, and a member of the Union State Central Committee, has received his Commission as Lieutenant Colonel of the Seventh Regiment Infantry, California Volunteers, now stationed at the Presidio.
(The Pájaro Times [Watsonville], December 31, 1864; 2:5)
Colonel Boulware, a prominent citizen of Sutter County, and Lieutenant Colonel of the Second [sic, Seventh] California Volunteers, died on his farm near Bear River a few days since.
(Los Angeles Herald, Tuesday, March 17, 1874; 1:1)
Colonel Madison Boulware, a well-known and prominent citizen of Sutter County, died at his farm on Bear River, on Thursday [12th]. He was a member of the Assembly of 1862-63.
(Daily Alta California, Saturday, March 21, 1874; 1:6)
Civil War: Field & Staff, 7th California Infantry
Madison Bulware (sic) was commissioned Lieutenant Colonel at San Francisco December 14, 1864, and was mustered into Field & Staff, 7th California Infantry, at the Presidio of San Francisco on January 9, 1865. Colonel Boulware was mustered out March 1, 1866. (Orton, p. 766)
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Appointed.
Colonel M. [Madison] Boulware, at present a member of the Legislature from Sutter County, and a member of the Union State Central Committee, has received his Commission as Lieutenant Colonel of the Seventh Regiment Infantry, California Volunteers, now stationed at the Presidio.
(The Pájaro Times [Watsonville], December 31, 1864; 2:5)
Colonel Boulware, a prominent citizen of Sutter County, and Lieutenant Colonel of the Second [sic, Seventh] California Volunteers, died on his farm near Bear River a few days since.
(Los Angeles Herald, Tuesday, March 17, 1874; 1:1)
Colonel Madison Boulware, a well-known and prominent citizen of Sutter County, died at his farm on Bear River, on Thursday [12th]. He was a member of the Assembly of 1862-63.
(Daily Alta California, Saturday, March 21, 1874; 1:6)
Madison Bulware (sic) was commissioned Lieutenant Colonel at San Francisco December 14, 1864, and was mustered into Field & Staff, 7th California Infantry, at the Presidio of San Francisco on January 9, 1865. Colonel Boulware was mustered out March 1, 1866. (Orton, p. 766)
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Appointed.
Colonel M. [Madison] Boulware, at present a member of the Legislature from Sutter County, and a member of the Union State Central Committee, has received his Commission as Lieutenant Colonel of the Seventh Regiment Infantry, California Volunteers, now stationed at the Presidio.
(The Pájaro Times [Watsonville], December 31, 1864; 2:5)
Colonel Boulware, a prominent citizen of Sutter County, and Lieutenant Colonel of the Second [sic, Seventh] California Volunteers, died on his farm near Bear River a few days since.
(Los Angeles Herald, Tuesday, March 17, 1874; 1:1)
Colonel Madison Boulware, a well-known and prominent citizen of Sutter County, died at his farm on Bear River, on Thursday [12th]. He was a member of the Assembly of 1862-63.
(Daily Alta California, Saturday, March 21, 1874; 1:6)
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