UPDATED: February 14, 2014 See Contact information on Home Page for a free transcription of any of the following Bolling obituaries shown in green. Date shown is the publication date of the obituary. Jeanie Vance Bolling - May 28, 1957 Viola B.Bolling - February 20, 1958 Edith Bolling Jones - August 17, 1958 Lieut. Gen. Alexander R. Bolling - June 4, 1964 Janet Nicholson, Thomas R. & Ellen Bolling - November 14, 1964 Julian Brandon Bolling - July 30, 1951 Mrs. Rolfe E. Bolling - April 13, 1944 Rolfe E. Bolling - February 4, 1936 Dr. Robert H. Bolling - February 19, 1927 Stewart B. Bolling - January 10, 1928 Margaret Walker Bolling - March 14, 1932 George W. Bolling - June 14, 1940 Alice Virginia Bolling - January 17, 1942 Dorothy D. Bolling - December 14, 1952 Henry C. Bolling - December 3, 1970 Frederick F. Bolling - May 11, 1971 James V. Bolling - February 13, 1972 Nellie (Mellie ?) Bolling - January 9, 1956 Joseph C. Bolling - November 27, 1955 John Bolling - April 6, 1905 Edmonia E. Chappell Bolling - June 25, 1905 Leontine Hagedorn Bolling - June 29, 1905 J.H. Bolling - November 3, 1905 Mrs. Ellen Bolling - September 10, 1907 Mrs. Rosina Bolling - October 24, 1910 George Bolling - November 16, 1911 Rev. W.T. Bolling - April 18, 1913 Caroline Houseman Bolling - May 10, 1914 E.W. Bolling - June 27, 1915 Private, Clyde Bolling - May 17, 1918 Mrs. William H. Bolling - November 22, 1925 Lucy Bolling Tatum - Dec. 20, 1915 Edward P. Bolling - October 16, 1918 N.F. Bolling - May 4, 1984 Abraham Bolling - January 12, 1920 Col. Raynal Bolling - April 20, 1918 Byars L. Bolling - January 16, 1960 Mrs. N.F. (Mae) Bolling - April 1, 1965 Ruth S. Pharr Bolling - June 18, 1984 Edward Preston Bolling - August 16, 1921 John Eppes Bolling - December 11, 1840 Mary Bolling Cobbs - May 15, 1832 Martha Bolling Baker - January 5, 1837 Edward Bolling - September 13, 1770 Mary Eppes Bolling - November 5, 1867 Mr. William Bolling - April 20, 1908 Calvin L. Bolling - September 10, 2004 Bolling, Anna Dade- Sunday afternoon, at the residence of her father, Dr. W.H. Bolling, Anna Dade Bolling, in the 13th year of her age. Weekly Courier -Journal ( Louisville, KY) Monday, July 22, 1889
Bolling, Anna Dade Stith-Died, at her residence in Petersburg, March 19, Mrs. Anna D. Bolling, widow of the late Robert Bolling, Esq., aged 66 years. Anna Dade was the only daughter of Buckner and Anna Stith, of King George County, Va., where she was born in 1781. In 1797, at the age of 16 years, she was married to Robt. Bolling, Esq., of Petersburg, and soon afterwrds removed to Petersburg, where she resided up to the time of her lamented death, a period of about 50 years. About the year 1820, Mrs. Bolling made a profession of her faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, and united with the Presbyterian Church, then under the care of the Rev. Benj. Rice. She became the mother of five children, three of whom, two sons and one daughter, survived her, and mourn, with undissembled grief, the loss of an assiduous, affectionate and tender mother. Alexandria Gazette, (VA) April 4, 1846
Bolling, Archibald C-Died-At the residence of his father at Campbell Court House, on the 25th instant. Mr. Archibald C (?)Bolling in the 21st year of his age. Richmond Whig (VA) August 5, 1853
Bolling, Archibald, Jr. - died April 13, 1825 at his home in Campbell Co. Age 46; is survived by wife and 8 children. The Lynchburg Virginian, May 12 and 26,1825
Bolling, Archibald, Sr. - Died- at his residence in the county of Campbell, on Saturday the 14 inst. Archibald Bolling Sen. Obituary notices generally breathe such a spirit of fulsome eulogy... See contact information on Home Page if you would like a free transcription of the entire article.
Bolling, Arthur C. - Arthur C. Bolling - 8 Ingersoll, 10months. Plain Dealer, (Cleveland, OH) Tuesday April 14, 1903
Bolling, Bartlett - a confederate veteran who fought under Mosley, died yesterday at the age of 81, at Cismont, Va. He was a descendant of Robert Bolling, who setteled in Virginia in 1660. New York Times (NY) February 9, 1926
Bolling, Beatrice - March 22, at Atlantic City N.J., Beatrice Virginia, wife of Robert Bolling and daughter of the late Joseph and Gertrude Miller. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services, residence, Ontario Street, Sunday 2 P.M. Interment private. Philadelphia Inquirer (Philadelphia, PA) Sunday March 25, 1917
Bolling, Captain Blair - Died, At his farm in Powhatan, on Saturday evening, the 3rd instant, Capt. Blair Bolling, in the 49th year of his age. Capt. Bolling was an officer of the Regular Army during the last war, and has been for more than 21 years, the Commander of the Public Guard in Richmond-an office embracing a variety of important and highly responsible duties, all of which he performed with a zeal, ability and fidelity, that cound not have been surpassed. In every relation of life-as a soldier, citizen, husband, father, friend, he acted well his part. To the Public his loss is irreparable-to his family, deeply bereaved as they are, there is the consolation that he has left them the richest legacy the could have received-a pure and unsullied name. Alexandria Gazette (Alexandria, VA) August 8, 1939, Enquirer, (Richmond, VA) August 9, 1839, Daily National Intelligencer, (Washington, DC) August 9, 1839
Bolling, Carl - Carl Bolling, 16 Burton - 65 years, rheumatism. Plain Dealer ( Cleveland, OH) Friday April 21, 1893
Bolling, Mrs. Catharine - At Petersburg, on Sunday the 9th instant, Mrs. Catharine Bolling the amiable spouse of Mr. Robert Bolling of that place. Richmond and Manchester Advertiser (VA) August 20, 1795
Bolling, Mrs. Catherine-Departed this life on the 21st inst., in Barnwell District, in the 26th year of her age, Mrs. Catherine Bolling, wife of Captain Tully Bolling. She has left a husband, son and a number of relations and friends to mourn her irreparble loss. City Gazette (Charleston, SC) Sat. November 17, 1821
Bolling, Cecilia Raynal,- aged 14 months, daughter of Raynal C. and Anna P. Bolling of Greenwich, Conn. New York Times (NY) November 20, 1913
Bolling, Edna - Mrs. Edna Bolling. Funeral services were held on Tuesday January 3, 1989 at 2 pm with Rev. Bob Templin officiating. Pall bearers were Charles Bolling, John Bolling, Joseph Bolling, Bobby Compton and J.D. Brown. Interment was in Magnolia Cemetery. Funeral arrangements by Radney Funeral Home, Dauphin St., Ext., Mobile AL, Mobile Register Wednesday January 4, 1989.
Bolling, Mrs. Elizabeth R. - died May 13, 1835. Consort of John R. Bolling of Campbell County. The Lynchburg Virginian, May 19, 1825 (Dates as recorded in Marriages and Deaths from Lynchburg, VA News Papers, 1792-1836, Section B page 152)
Bolling, Ferdinand Joseph - On Tuesday evening, 18th February, Ferdinand Joseph, aged 1 year, youngest son of William N. and Hannah L. Bolling. Sun (Baltimore, MD) Friday February 21, 1879
Bolling, Colonel George W.-Alexandria Gazette (VA) 07/29/1875- Death of Colonel George W. Bolling- Not alone the city of Petersburg, but the whole Commonwealth has sustained a serious loss in the death of Colonel George W. Bolling... See contact information on Home Page if you would like a free transcription of the entire article.
Bolling, George W - [Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun] Petersburg, Va, May 4 - Mr. George Washington Bolling, 60 years old, son of the late Martha Nicholls and Col. George W. Bolling of Petersburg,(brother of the late Wm. H. Bolling, who for many years was a civil engineer in the employ of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and the late Robert Bolling of Baltimore) died this morning at his residence, West End of Falls Church, Fairfax County, Virginia. He is survived by a widow, Mrs. Carrie Bolling, and three sisters - Mrs. Frisby L. Tilghman of Cumberland, Md. Miss S. Melville Bolling and Mrs. W.H.F. Lee of Ravensworth, Fairfax county Va. Interment will take place Wednesday in Blanfred Cemetery, Petersburg. The Sun (Balto., MD) Tuesday May 5, 1903
Bolling, Mrs. H.E. - Edna, Texas, December 15- Mrs. H.E. Bolling probably the oldest resident of Jackson County, being in her 90th (?) year, died Sunday at the home of Mrs. A.R. McDowell. Her remians were interred on Monday in the Edna Cemetery. A large number of friends being present. San Antonio Express (San Antonio, TX) Wednesday December 16, 1903
Bolling, Hannah L. - On 21st of January 1888, Hannah L. Bolling, wife of William N.Bolling. Her funeral will take place, January 23, at eight o'clock from her late residence, Arlington Avenue, thence to St. Pios Memorial Church, where at 8:30 o'clock, a Requiem High Mass will be said for the repose of her soul. The Sun (Balto., MD) Monday January 23, 1881
Bolling, M'me Hubert- On Monday evening, Jan. 14, at ten minutes past 11 o'clock, M'me Hubert Bolling, nee Marie Williamine Desforges. The friends and acquaintances of the families Bolling, Desforges and Charice Tareet, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, which will take place This Evening, at 4 o'clock, from her late residence, Bourbon, corner Hospital on the pait of her husband. Times-Picayune (New Orleans, LA) Tuesday Jan. 15, 1878
Bolling, Mrs. J.G. - Texarkana TX- Oct 19- Mrs. J.G. Bolling died at her home in this city last night after a long illness of consumption. Dallas Morning News (Dallas, TX) Thursday October 20, 1898
Bolling, John M. - On November 15, 1887, John M. Bolling, in the 5_th year of his age, of New York City. (New York and Virginia papers, please copy) The interment will be at Petersburg, Virginia. The Sun (Baltimore, MD) November 16, 1887
Bolling, John Rolf - JOHN ROLF BOLLING, FRIEND OF WILSON DIES- Fort Worth, Texas, March 14 - John Rolf Bolling, 74, cousin of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and friend of the late president, died at his home in Fort Worth Tuesday. Bolling, a native of Amelia Co., VA, had been a resident of Texas since he was 16. Dallas Morning News ( Dallas, TX) Wednesday March 15, 1939
Bolling, John S. [Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun] Petersburg, Va., February 9, Mr. John S. Bolling, one of the most prominent young men of Amelia county, died at his home, at Manborn, in that county, this morning of pneumonia, after a week's illness. The deceased was at one time a candidate for Sherf of Amelia county and for some years had been engaged in the lumber business. He was the only son of Mr. John E. Bolling of Amelia county, and a nephew of Postmaster Stith Bolling, of Petersburg. The Sun (Balto., MD) Saturday Gebruary 10, 1900
Bolling, Mr. Linnaeus - Drowned, in the college mill pond, Williamsburg, (Virg.) Mr. Linnaeus Bolling, a member of the college in that place. While bathing, his feet became entangled in the grass that grew under the water, and not being able to disengage himself, he sunk, and remained under the water 2 hours before he was found. Great lamentations for his death are expressed in the VA papers. Connecticut Herald (New Haven, CT) Tuesday January 25, 1816
Bolling, Mr. Linnaeus - In Virginia, (drowned) on Saturday, June 1, while bathing, Mr. Linnaeus Bolling, student of William and Mary College; a young gentleman of uncommon worth and promising talents, whose untimely fate is deeply deplored. Rhode Island American (Providence, RI) June 18, 1816
Bolling, Linneus, ESQ. - Enquirer (Richmond, VA) January 26, 1836 Died at his residence, in Buckingham county, on the 7th inst., after a painful and protracted illness of five weeks...See contact information on Home Page if you would like a free transcription of the entire article.
Bolling, Miss Lou - Burned To Death - Sad Fate of a Richmond Lady- Richmond, Va, July 3 - Miss Lou Bolling, aged twenty years, daughter of Colonel Thomas Bolling, of this city, died this evening from the effects of burns received last night by her dress catching fire from a piece of burning paper thrown by her on the floor of her chamber after lighting the gas. Miss Bolling was one of the leading belles of Richmond Society, and her sad death causes great sympathy in the ocmmunity. Philadelphia Inquirer ( Phil., PA) Friday July 4, 1879
Bolling, Maggie - On Tuesday morning, the 12th instant, at Florence, Massachusetts,Maggie, eldest daughter of George W. Bolling of Petersburg, VA Daily National Intelligencer (Washington, DC) Saturday July 16, 1859
Bolling, Margaret Anne - At Richmond, Margaret Anne Bolling, 20. Spectator (NY, NY) Friday July 1, 1825
Bolling, Margaret Mary - On August 2, 1883, Margaret Mary, infant daughter of Wm. N. and Hannah L. Bolling. Her funeral will take place from St. Pius Memorial Church this (Friday) afternoon, at four o'clock. Friends and relatives are invited to attend. The Sun August 3, 1883 Balto., MD
Bolling, Marie Angela- On _th of July, 1886- Marie Angels, infant daughter of William N. and Hannah L. Bolling. The Sun (Baltimore, MD) July 10, 1886
Bolling, Mary- At Chestnut Grove, Chesterfield Co., on the night of the 25th inst., in the 63d year of her age, after a very ill state of health for several years, which she bore with unexampled firmness and fortitude, Mrs. Mary Bolling, relic of John Bolling, Esq.,-the loss of this truly respectable lady must be deeply felt and sincerely regreted by all who had the happiness of being acquainted with her merits-without vain praise or panegyric, which by the dead is unheard-and the object of this communication wholly inapplicable-It may with truth be said, that in spotless innocence of life, in benign benevolence of heart, and in every social and domestic virtue, she has left but few equals. Virginia Argus (VA) December 28, 1803
Bolling, Mary - Died,-Yesterday morning, Mrs. Mary Bolling-one of the eldest and most respectable residents of this place. Petersburg Daily Courier (VA) October 29, 1814
Bolling, Mary- At her residence, in the county of Buckingham on the 11th instant, after a lingering and distressing illness of two years and nearly nine months, Mrs. Mary Bolling, the amiable consort of Linnaeus Bolling, Esq. in the 48th year of her age. To the possession of all those domestic virtues which adorn her sex, she added the endearing character of an affectionate wife, a tender mother, a kind mistress, and a warm and sincere friend. She had been for many years a pious and zealous member and communicant of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and as long as she was able to express her feelings, she continued to give fresh evidence of her firm reliance on the merits __ __ of a redeeming Savior, and the joyful__ __ __ after passing throught this veil of sorrow __ __ of death, of entering into those blessed regions of everlasting happiness above, where the weary shall find rest, and the righteous cease from trouble. Enquirer, (Richmond ,VA) January 27, 1825
Bolling Sthreshley, Mrs. Mary - In Stafford County on Saturday, the 16th inst. Mrs. Mary Bolling Sthreshley, wife of Mr. James Sthreshley. Alexandria Gazette, (Alexandria, Va.) Monday January 25, 1847
Bolling, Mrs. Mary - October 22, at Grand Boulevard, Mrs. Mary Bolling aged 46 years. Burial at Oakwoods. Daily Inter Ocean ( Chicago, IL) Tuesday October 25, 1887
Bolling, Mrs. Mary - Burnside, KY, July 17. (Special) - Mrs. Mary Bolling, the venerable mother of George Bolling, a leading merchant of this city, died last night after a brief illness. Her death was due to the infirmation of old age. She formerly oived in Louisville, where a son still resides. Mrs. Bolling was in her 75th year. Morning Herald (Lexington, KY) Friday July 18, 1902
Bolling, Mary Elizabeth - On Sunday, 29th ult. Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Bolling, wife of Thomas J. Bolling, in the 21st year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her father-in-law, South St. above Eight on Thursday afternoon, 4th inst., at 2 o'clock. To proceed to Lebanon Cemetery. Public Ledger (Philadelphia, PA) Wednesday March 3, 1852
Bolling, Mary Louisa-Suddenly, on the morning of the 4th instant, in Goochland County, Va., Mrs. Mary Louisa Bolling, wife of Thos Bolling, Esq., and daughter of the late Richard Morris, of Hanover, in the 42d year of her age. Greatly and deservedly beloved in all the relations of wife, mother, sister, and friend, no one's death could have been more deeply lamented by her own family, or throughout the entire community in which she lived. She died in the communion of the Protestant Episcopal Church, of which she had been a member for several years; and therefore "we sorrow not even as others, who have no hope"-"I am the resurrection and the life, saith the Lord: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live; and whosoever liveth and believeth in me, shall never die." St. John, xi:25,26. Richmond Whig (VA) May 11, 1852
Bolling, Mary M.-Richmond Whig 11/05/1867 Mrs. Mary M. Bolling, the wife of Col. P.A. Bolling, and eldest daughter of the late John W. Eppes and Martha B. Eppes, of Buckingham, Va., died at Saratoga on Tuesday, the 22nd of October, in her 58th year...See contact information on Home Page for a free transcription of the entire article.
Bolling, Mary Rose - On the 24th instant, at Cumberland, Mary Rose, infant daughter of W.N. and H.L. Bolling. The Sun (Balto., MD) Wednesday July 27, 1881
Bolling, Martha Smith- Martha Smith Bolling, Friday April 30, 1886. The funeral will take place at Petersburg, VA., Sunday May 2, 1886 at 4 p.m. Critic-Record (Washington, DC) Saturday May 1, 1886
Bolling, Nannie Webster - On December 31, 1918 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George Cameron, J. Petersburg, Va., Mrs. Nannie Webster Bolling, widow of the late Robert Bolling. Funeral from all Faith's Church, St. Mary's County, MD. Friday morning at 11 o'clock. The Sun, (Baltimore, MD) Friday January 3, 1919
Bolling, Otto - Evanston, Ill., January 28 - Otto Bolling, while trying to walk from Keokuk, was frozen to death near Carthage to-day. Wheeling Register, (Wheeling, Va.) Monday January 29, 1894
Bolling, Mrs. P - Died on the 29th ult., in the 43d year of her age, at the residence of her mother in Henrico, Mrs. P. Bolling, widow of the late Capt. Blair Bolling of this city. Enquirer (VA) June 5, 1849
Bolling, Mrs. Polly - At Richmond, Mrs. Polly Bolling. Pennsylvania Evening Herald, (Philadelphia, PA) Tuesday September 11, 1787
Bolling, Powhatan - Died, on the 21st os March last, at his seat in Buckingham, after a long and painful indisposition, Powhatan Bolling, Esq. for several years a Representative to the General Assembly of this state from county Buckingham. Virginia Argus (VA) April 9, 1803
Bolling, Robert - Robert Bolling, Esquire, One of the Representatives in Assembly for Dinwiddie County. Virginia Gazette March 3, 1775
Bolling, Robert - On Saturday morning, the 26th of January, in the 79th year of his age, Robert Bolling, Esq., the oldest native born citizen of Petersburg, Va., and one of its most worthy and respectable inhabitants. Daily National Intelligencer (Wash., DC) Tue Feb 5, 1839
Bolling, Robert - Also in the same county (Brunswick), lately, Robert Bolling, at the age of 82. Richmond Whig (VA) April 3, 1867
Bolling, Robert - Died, In Brooklyn, N.Y., October 5th, 1867, Robert Bolling, only child of Robert and Nannie W. Bolling, aged 12 months and 2 days. Richmond Whig (VA) October 11, 1867
Bolling, Robert - On January 14, 1895 at his residence in Baltimore, Linden Avenue, Robert Bolling, of Virginia, in the 66th year of his age. [Virginia papers please copy] Interment at All Faith Church, St. Mary's County, MD, this Tuesday, January 15 at 12 pm. The Sun (Balto., MD) Tuesday January 15, 1895
Bolling, Dr. Robert - On May 12, 1901, Dr. Robert Bolling. The friends are invited to attend the funeral services at St. Paul's P.E. Church. Chestnut Hill, on Monday afternoon, at 5 o'clock. Interment at Petersburg Va. Philadelphia Inquirer (Phil., PA) Monday May 13, 1901
Bolling, Robert - [Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun] Petersburg Va., November 12, Postmaster Stith Bolling received a telegram today announcing the sudden death of his brother, Mr. Robert Bolling, at his home, in Amelia County. He was oneof the largest tobacco growers in his county, was a gallant Confederate soldier and a member of A.P. Hill Camp of Confederate Veterans of Petersburg. The Sun ( Balto., MD) Friday November 13, 1903
Bolling, Rosina - Mrs. Rosina Bolling, aged 34 years, died here today at her home, Spring Hill Avenue after an illness of a lingering nature. A number of relatives survive her. Montgomery Advertiser, (Mobile AL) Monday October 24, 1910
Bolling, Captian Samuel - On Sunday night, the 16th day of December, 1798 after a tedious illness, departed this life in the 33d year of his age, Capt. Samuel Bolling of Fairfax County. Without the advantage of a liberal education, his plain unlettered sense procured him universal respect, and the many virtues, and excellent qualities of his heart, the friendship and esteem of all who knew him. In this truly amiable and worthy man, his numerous family will long have to lament the loss of an affectionate and kind protection; his neighbors, a faithful friend; the poor a generous benefactor; society a most valuable member, and the world an honest man. "Worth makes the MAN, and want of it the FELLOW; The rest is all but leather or prunella" "A Wit's a feather, and a Chief's a rod, an honest man is the noblest work of God" Alexandria Times (VA) December 20, 1798
Bolling, Sarah Melleville - At Petersburg, Va., on the 20th ultime, Mrs. Sarah Melleville Bolling, aged 41 years, consort of Robert B. Bolling, Esq. National Era (Washington,DC) Wednesday, August 2, 1854
Bolling, Thadeus Y. - In Gainesville, on the 10th inst. Thadeus Y. Bolling, of Lunenburg County, Virginia, about 21 years of age. While the deceased was comparatively a stranger in our community, he had so deported himself as to win the esteem of all who knew him; and it will be gratifying to his relatives and friends, to know that he received in his last illness every attention and kindness that esteem could prompt or humanity perform. It is sad to see the old and infirm die, but it is infinitely more sad and appalling to see the young suddenly cut off in the vigor of youth, and at a time when life is so full of hope and promise. Mr. Bolling was correct and straightforward in his dealings, generous in his impulses, self-reliant in his character, kind and amiable in his disposition. In the sudden death of one so young and full of vigor, we have another proof of the feeble hold we have upon life, and a forcible exhortation to so order our lives that we may be ready for death whenever it comes. Richmond Whig (VA) January 13, 1860
Bolling, Mrs. Theresa - In this city, January 29, Mrs. Theresa Bolling, a native of Philadelphia, aged 47 years. San Francisco Bulletin (San Francisco , CA) Monday February 2, 1880
Bolling, Thomas- Died, on the 7th instant in the 70th year of his age, Mr. Thomas Bolling, of Cobbs, in the county of Chesterfield. Virginia Argus (VA) February 11, 1804
Bolling, Thomas - At Gaymont, the residence of John H. Bernard, Esq. on the 11th ultimo, Mr. Thomas Bolling, son of Thomas Bolling of Cobbs, in the 69th year of his age. To him, Nature, in her providence, denied the sense of hearing, and of consequence the gift of speech; and with them the thousand privileges and blessings that come of unrestrained social converse, and of the myriad sounds of created things. Yet thus disabled, her compensating gifts, seconded by favorable circumstances, conspired greatly to qualify these disadvantages and to render him a very remarkable man. Placed at an early age under the tuition of the celebrated Braidwead of Edinburg, his naturally fine understanding was rapidly developed. He read with pleasure, especially such books as treated of life or described natural scenery-composed and wrote in a peculiar, yet clear and graphic style, and achieved in attaining an artificial faculty of speech, almost equal to the natural (if I may so speak,) the most signal (single?) triumph over constitutional infirmity that probably has ever been accomplished by a Mute.-Uniting to the acqurements, great vivacity of disposition-polished and graceful manners-unequalled powers of imitation- and an almost intuitive preception of the meaning of others. he was the admiration and wonder of strangers- and the delight of an extensive connection and numerous friends. They will long deplore a loss that no time can supply. Alexandria Gazette (VA) February 24, 1836
Bolling, Thomas T. - In New Orleans on the 10th of October, Thomas T. Bolling aged 47 years for many years a citizen of Mobile, Ala, and for the past sixteen years a resident of New Orleans. Cincinnati Commercial Tribune ( Cincinnati, OH) Wednesday October 25, 1871
Bolling, Dr. W. H.- Prominent Physician Dead- Louisville, KY, May 5, Dr. W.H. Bolling, one of the most prominent physicians in the south, and dean of the University of Louisville, died this morning. He was 51 years of age. Daily Journal and Journal Tribune, (Knoxville, TN) Wednesday, May 6, 1891
Bolling, Colonel William -Richmond Whig (VA) 08/22/1845- Died at Old Point on the 17th of July, Col. William Bolling, of Bolling Hall, Goochland County. His remains were brought to his late residence for interment, and his funeral was attended by a large concourse of friends and neighbors... See contact information on Home Page if you would like a free transcription of the entire article.
Bolling, Mrs.William -Bedford, Va., - Mrs. William Bolling, 58 years old, died at her home near Union Church Tuesday. She was buried Wednesday in the family burial grounds, the Rev. J. M. Coleman officiating. She is survived by her husband and 10 children. The Sun (Baltimore, MD) Sunday November 7, 1915
Bolling, William Nicholls - On Tuesday morning December 6, 1898, William Nicholls Bolling, in the 69th year of his age. [Virginia papers please copy] Funeral will take place from the residence of his sister, Mrs. Robert Bolling, Linden Ave., this Thursday, at 2 p.m. thence to the Cathedral. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Interment at Bonnie Brae. The Sun (Balto., MD) Thursday December 8, 1898
Bolling, William Y - In this city, on Wednesday morning, 14th of September, Mr. William Y. Bolling, a native of Virginia and son of Dr. Y.D. Bolling of this place...See contact information on Home Page if you would like a free transcription of the entirearticle.
Bolling, Dr. Yelverton - In Montgomery, Alabama, on the 23d October, of Yellow Fever, Dr. Yelverton Bolling, formerly of Virginia. Richmond Whig ( Richmond, VA) Tuesday November 14, 1854
