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Thomas L Ambrose Post, No 73
Centreville (Center Ossipee)

Organized: After 1883?
Surrendered charter: Prior to 1918

Named for Thomas L Ambrose of Ossipee, who served as chaplain of the 12th New Hampshire Infantry. He was wounded on 24 July 1864, and died as a result of this on 19 Aug 1864. 

Page 181 of the History of Carroll County, lists the members of the Ambrose Post circa 1889.
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Post 73 grave marker (found in Effingham Falls Cemetery)
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