1880 U.S. Federal Census
Stockton, San Joaquin, California
Name Age
August Stolte 35
Christina Stolte 34
Jacob Stolte 12
Frederick Stolte 7
Adolph Stolte 4
George Stolte 2/12
Adolph Paul Krumb married Tessie Christesen on Sept. 8, 1900 in Stockton, San Joaquin County, California
California, County Marriages, 1850-1952
Death Certificate
Adolph Paul Krumb
Mother: Christine Tone (Toni)
Widowed
Salesman at Turner Hardware Store 5 yrs
burial Lodi Cemetery 3/21/60
Elderly Lodian Taken By Death
Adolph Paul Krumb, one of this community's most widely known citizens, died yesterday morning at the age of 83 years. Mr. Krumb who ha made his home in Lodi since 1904, succumbed to a short illness in a local rest home.
He had been retired since 1952 from the plumbing business he started here in 1905 and his later association with Turner's hardware. During his first year in Lodi, he worked with Henderson Brothers' hardware. He operated his own business at 41 S. Sacramento st. The date of his retirement there and the length of his association with Turner's could not be determined.
Mr. Krumb was born June 8, 1876 in Oakland. He resided in Grass Valley before coming to Lodi 56 years ago.
At Grass Valley, he joined the Native Sons of the Golden West, and in 1907 in Lodi, became a charter member of Lodi Parlor 18. He was a past president of the Lodi Parlor.
Mr. Krumb was also a past president-in 1911 and 1912-of the Lodi Aerie of Eagles, and in his last years had been often honored as the Aerie's oldest member. He joined the Aerie in 1906, and on May 14, 1956, was presented a 50-year membership pin at a dinner in his honor.
Mr. Krumb also earned the gratitude of his Aerie for the important part he played in the program which in 1917 built the Aerie's present hall at Sacramento and Locust sts.
He was a member of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church and continued attending services in recent years with friends.
His only survivor is a daughter, Mrs. Clovys Schmidt, of Holt. His wife was the late Tessie Christesen Krumb, who died in 1951. Their home was at 212 W. Elm st.
Burial in Lodi Cemetery
Lodi News-Sentinel Mar 19, 1960
Stockton, San Joaquin, California
Name Age
August Stolte 35
Christina Stolte 34
Jacob Stolte 12
Frederick Stolte 7
Adolph Stolte 4
George Stolte 2/12
Adolph Paul Krumb married Tessie Christesen on Sept. 8, 1900 in Stockton, San Joaquin County, California
California, County Marriages, 1850-1952
Death Certificate
Adolph Paul Krumb
Mother: Christine Tone (Toni)
Widowed
Salesman at Turner Hardware Store 5 yrs
burial Lodi Cemetery 3/21/60
Elderly Lodian Taken By Death
Adolph Paul Krumb, one of this community's most widely known citizens, died yesterday morning at the age of 83 years. Mr. Krumb who ha made his home in Lodi since 1904, succumbed to a short illness in a local rest home.
He had been retired since 1952 from the plumbing business he started here in 1905 and his later association with Turner's hardware. During his first year in Lodi, he worked with Henderson Brothers' hardware. He operated his own business at 41 S. Sacramento st. The date of his retirement there and the length of his association with Turner's could not be determined.
Mr. Krumb was born June 8, 1876 in Oakland. He resided in Grass Valley before coming to Lodi 56 years ago.
At Grass Valley, he joined the Native Sons of the Golden West, and in 1907 in Lodi, became a charter member of Lodi Parlor 18. He was a past president of the Lodi Parlor.
Mr. Krumb was also a past president-in 1911 and 1912-of the Lodi Aerie of Eagles, and in his last years had been often honored as the Aerie's oldest member. He joined the Aerie in 1906, and on May 14, 1956, was presented a 50-year membership pin at a dinner in his honor.
Mr. Krumb also earned the gratitude of his Aerie for the important part he played in the program which in 1917 built the Aerie's present hall at Sacramento and Locust sts.
He was a member of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church and continued attending services in recent years with friends.
His only survivor is a daughter, Mrs. Clovys Schmidt, of Holt. His wife was the late Tessie Christesen Krumb, who died in 1951. Their home was at 212 W. Elm st.
Burial in Lodi Cemetery
Lodi News-Sentinel Mar 19, 1960
1880 U.S. Federal Census
Stockton, San Joaquin, California
Name Age
August Stolte 35
Christina Stolte 34
Jacob Stolte 12
Frederick Stolte 7
Adolph Stolte 4
George Stolte 2/12
Adolph Paul Krumb married Tessie Christesen on Sept. 8, 1900 in Stockton, San Joaquin County, California
California, County Marriages, 1850-1952
Death Certificate
Adolph Paul Krumb
Mother: Christine Tone (Toni)
Widowed
Salesman at Turner Hardware Store 5 yrs
burial Lodi Cemetery 3/21/60
Elderly Lodian Taken By Death
Adolph Paul Krumb, one of this community's most widely known citizens, died yesterday morning at the age of 83 years. Mr. Krumb who ha made his home in Lodi since 1904, succumbed to a short illness in a local rest home.
He had been retired since 1952 from the plumbing business he started here in 1905 and his later association with Turner's hardware. During his first year in Lodi, he worked with Henderson Brothers' hardware. He operated his own business at 41 S. Sacramento st. The date of his retirement there and the length of his association with Turner's could not be determined.
Mr. Krumb was born June 8, 1876 in Oakland. He resided in Grass Valley before coming to Lodi 56 years ago.
At Grass Valley, he joined the Native Sons of the Golden West, and in 1907 in Lodi, became a charter member of Lodi Parlor 18. He was a past president of the Lodi Parlor.
Mr. Krumb was also a past president-in 1911 and 1912-of the Lodi Aerie of Eagles, and in his last years had been often honored as the Aerie's oldest member. He joined the Aerie in 1906, and on May 14, 1956, was presented a 50-year membership pin at a dinner in his honor.
Mr. Krumb also earned the gratitude of his Aerie for the important part he played in the program which in 1917 built the Aerie's present hall at Sacramento and Locust sts.
He was a member of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church and continued attending services in recent years with friends.
His only survivor is a daughter, Mrs. Clovys Schmidt, of Holt. His wife was the late Tessie Christesen Krumb, who died in 1951. Their home was at 212 W. Elm st.
Burial in Lodi Cemetery
Lodi News-Sentinel Mar 19, 1960
Stockton, San Joaquin, California
Name Age
August Stolte 35
Christina Stolte 34
Jacob Stolte 12
Frederick Stolte 7
Adolph Stolte 4
George Stolte 2/12
Adolph Paul Krumb married Tessie Christesen on Sept. 8, 1900 in Stockton, San Joaquin County, California
California, County Marriages, 1850-1952
Death Certificate
Adolph Paul Krumb
Mother: Christine Tone (Toni)
Widowed
Salesman at Turner Hardware Store 5 yrs
burial Lodi Cemetery 3/21/60
Elderly Lodian Taken By Death
Adolph Paul Krumb, one of this community's most widely known citizens, died yesterday morning at the age of 83 years. Mr. Krumb who ha made his home in Lodi since 1904, succumbed to a short illness in a local rest home.
He had been retired since 1952 from the plumbing business he started here in 1905 and his later association with Turner's hardware. During his first year in Lodi, he worked with Henderson Brothers' hardware. He operated his own business at 41 S. Sacramento st. The date of his retirement there and the length of his association with Turner's could not be determined.
Mr. Krumb was born June 8, 1876 in Oakland. He resided in Grass Valley before coming to Lodi 56 years ago.
At Grass Valley, he joined the Native Sons of the Golden West, and in 1907 in Lodi, became a charter member of Lodi Parlor 18. He was a past president of the Lodi Parlor.
Mr. Krumb was also a past president-in 1911 and 1912-of the Lodi Aerie of Eagles, and in his last years had been often honored as the Aerie's oldest member. He joined the Aerie in 1906, and on May 14, 1956, was presented a 50-year membership pin at a dinner in his honor.
Mr. Krumb also earned the gratitude of his Aerie for the important part he played in the program which in 1917 built the Aerie's present hall at Sacramento and Locust sts.
He was a member of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church and continued attending services in recent years with friends.
His only survivor is a daughter, Mrs. Clovys Schmidt, of Holt. His wife was the late Tessie Christesen Krumb, who died in 1951. Their home was at 212 W. Elm st.
Burial in Lodi Cemetery
Lodi News-Sentinel Mar 19, 1960
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