New York City
Henry first married Elizabeth Newhall in 1815. She was from New Haven. She died of Typhoid Fever in 1818.
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Marriage Announcement
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Death Notice (Henry Bolster Reference)
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Death Notice (Baruch Reference)
He then married Sarah Maria Chilson, daughter of Asaph Chilson and Hestor Cornell on Feb 28, 1822 in New York City. He lived at 39 W 43rd Street, Manhattan Map.
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