| Born: | February 3, 1899 |
| Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts | |
| Father: | Joseph P. Bolger |
| Mother: | Mary T. (Vaughan) Bolger |
| Brothers | Joseph Bolger |
| Thomas Bolger | |
| Timothy Bolger | |
| Herbert Bolger | |
| Robert Bolger | |
| Sisters | Catherine Bolger |
| Frances Bolger | |
| Blandina Bolger | |
| Dorothy Bolger | |
| ****Several other children were born but died as infants. There is no information on their deaths. Joseph the oldest went to New York, Herbert went to California, Timothy and Frances never married, Catherine Married a Fleming and Blandina was known as Bunny. | |
| Married | Mary Flemming |
| Unknown | |
| They had one daughter named Mary. They later divorced. | |
| Victoria (Vannette/Calevro) Bolger | |
| Vannette was Victoria's birth name and was changed when she was adopted by John Calevro around the 1920's. Victoria and William separated around 1955 and all the children remained with William except one. Victoria took her youngest named Lawerence age 1 and was never seen again. | |
| Children | Racheal L. Bolger |
| Wayne Talbot Bolger | |
| Alan Conrad Bolger | |
| Charlene Bolger | |
| Nadine Bolger | |
| Lawerence Bolger | |
| **Racheal married robert Breault, Charlene married Robert Beede (1st marriage), and Nadine married Francis J. Malone. ***Lawerence was given the name of Bolger but was not the son of William. | |
| Lived: | Resided in South Boston as child and when first married. Around |
| 1947 moved into 721 Tremont St. with family and over the next several years seperated from wife a number of times before getting back together around 1951. In 1952 the address for William was 5 Valentine St. Roxbury, Ma. which is a section of Boston. In 1961 William went to a nursing home and remained there till his death in 1964. | |
| Employment: | Janitor |
| Died | May 11. 1964 |
| Burried | Holy Cross Cemetery in Malden, Massachusetts |
| Birth Certificate | IN OUR RECORDS |
| Baptism Certificate | NEED |
| Marriage Certificate | NEED |
| Death Certificate | IN OUR RECORDS |
Created: Sunday, March 23, 2003 11:44 AM
