Edward Henry BOHLER

Calvary Cemetery where Edward and Anna Bohler are buried: 5239 West Florissant Avenue St. Louis, MO 63115 Located to the north of downtown St. Louis, MO just off Interstate 70 * From I-70 East take the West Florissant Avenue exit. * Turn Left onto West Florissant Ave. * The entrance to Calvary Cemetery is just past Calvary Drive. * From I-70 West take the West Florissant Avenue exit. * Follow the exit to the Right. * The entrance to Calvary Cemetery is just past Calvary Drive. Calvary Cemetery, in north St. Louis, is the site of the main office for the north and outlying cemeteries in the area. These cemeteries are: Calvary, Sacred Heart, St. Ferdinand, St. Mary's, St. Monica, St. Charles Borromeo and Our Lady. It is the second oldest cemetery of the Archdiocese of St. Louis. Established in 1854, it contains the graves of many noted persons who were identified with the very beginning of St. Louis. Others were conspicuous in its later development and in national affairs. Some of the old burials and tombstones were moved to Calvary from much older Catholic Cemeteries originally existing in the present downtown area. Many of the cemetery memorials and lot designs are of architectural interest. In addition to those listed in the Historical tour of the cemetery, other well-known St. Louis family names will be noticed on monuments along the self-guided tour, which begins at the main entrance of the cemetery, West Florissant at Union Avenues. Calvary boosts two mausoleum complexes. The indoor, two story Shrine Mausoleum offers single, tandem and companion crypts, and two beautiful chapels for committal services. There is none other like it in the area. The outdoor All Saints Mausoleum and chapel offers single and tandem crypts, and niches for the inurnment of cremated remains. Traditional monument and lawn level marker lots are available iin many sections of the cemetery, as are single and two grave shared family monument lots. Lawn crypts are offered, with many options for memorialization. There are lots designated for private family mausoleums and single sarcophagi units. Contact the office for specific details and pricing information. These are the Bohler's buried in Calvary Cemetery: Inter# Cemetery Last Name First Name M/F Burial Date Age Sec Row Lot 152089 CALVARY BOHLER EDWARD JOHN M Jul 27 1949 63 019A 0356 152092 CALVARY BOHLER HELEN ANN F Aug 07 1953 70 019A 0356 Inter# Cemetery First Name Last Name M/F Burial Date Age Sec Row Lot 152096 CALVARY EDWARD H BOHLER M Feb 20 1980 67 022 0631 152089 CALVARY EDWARD JOHN BOHLER M Jul 27 1949 63 019A 0356 152090 CALVARY FLORENCE A BOHLER F Jun 08 1985 70 022 0631 152091 CALVARY HAROLD F BOHLER M Mar 26 1969 52 017A 0068 152092 CALVARY HELEN ANN BOHLER F Aug 07 1953 70 019A 0356 152093 CALVARY INFANT BOHLER F Oct 06 1960 0 012 000A 152094 CALVARY JAMES BOHLER M Aug 16 1913 58 005 000G 152095 CALVARY JULIUS WILLIAM BOHLER M Jul 21 1975 64 029 0011 Calvary Cemetery where Edward and Anna Bohler are buried: 5239 West Florissant Avenue St. Louis, MO 63115 Located to the north of downtown St. Louis, MO just off Interstate 70 * From I-70 East take the West Florissant Avenue exit. * Turn Left onto West Florissant Ave. * The entrance to Calvary Cemetery is just past Calvary Drive. * From I-70 West take the West Florissant Avenue exit. * Follow the exit to the Right. * The entrance to Calvary Cemetery is just past Calvary Drive. Calvary Cemetery, in north St. Louis, is the site of the main office for the north and outlying cemeteries in the area. These cemeteries are: Calvary, Sacred Heart, St. Ferdinand, St. Mary's, St. Monica, St. Charles Borromeo and Our Lady. It is the second oldest cemetery of the Archdiocese of St. Louis. Established in 1854, it contains the graves of many noted persons who were identified with the very beginning of St. Louis. Others were conspicuous in its later development and in national affairs. Some of the old burials and tombstones were moved to Calvary from much older Catholic Cemeteries originally existing in the present downtown area. Many of the cemetery memorials and lot designs are of architectural interest. In addition to those listed in the Historical tour of the cemetery, other well-known St. Louis family names will be noticed on monuments along the self-guided tour, which begins at the main entrance of the cemetery, West Florissant at Union Avenues. Calvary boosts two mausoleum complexes. The indoor, two story Shrine Mausoleum offers single, tandem and companion crypts, and two beautiful chapels for committal services. There is none other like it in the area. The outdoor All Saints Mausoleum and chapel offers single and tandem crypts, and niches for the inurnment of cremated remains. Traditional monument and lawn level marker lots are available iin many sections of the cemetery, as are single and two grave shared family monument lots. Lawn crypts are offered, with many options for memorialization. There are lots designated for private family mausoleums and single sarcophagi units. Contact the office for specific details and pricing information. These are the Bohler's buried in Calvary Cemetery: Inter# Cemetery Last Name First Name M/F Burial Date Age Sec Row Lot 152089 CALVARY BOHLER EDWARD JOHN M Jul 27 1949 63 019A 0356 152092 CALVARY BOHLER HELEN ANN F Aug 07 1953 70 019A 0356 Inter# Cemetery First Name Last Name M/F Burial Date Age Sec Row Lot 152096 CALVARY EDWARD H BOHLER M Feb 20 1980 67 022 0631 152089 CALVARY EDWARD JOHN BOHLER M Jul 27 1949 63 019A 0356 152090 CALVARY FLORENCE A BOHLER F Jun 08 1985 70 022 0631 152091 CALVARY HAROLD F BOHLER M Mar 26 1969 52 017A 0068 152092 CALVARY HELEN ANN BOHLER F Aug 07 1953 70 019A 0356 152093 CALVARY INFANT BOHLER F Oct 06 1960 0 012 000A 152094 CALVARY JAMES BOHLER M Aug 16 1913 58 005 000G 152095 CALVARY JULIUS WILLIAM BOHLER M Jul 21 1975 64 029 0011

Buchholz funeral records start Nov 1949

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