Nicholas Stoll was the oldest son of August Stoll of Kentucky (1847-1912) and Caroline 'Carrie' Kunzmann Stoll originally born in Württemberg, Germany (1853-1930).
Nicholas was a mattress-maker along with his younger brother William in Louisville.
Nicholas had 4 younger siblings:
Mary Stoll Wilberding (1873-1952)
William Stoll (1878-1935)
Elizabeth Margaret Stoll Roy (1881-1950)
May Isabel Stoll Becht Gelthaus (1884-1973)
From his September 1935 obituary, Nicholas was survived by his current wife, Mrs. Mamie (Robertson) Stoll, 2 sons: Fred Stoll and Louis Stoll, 4 daughters: Mrs. Lena Wheeler, Mrs. Josephine Kelley, Miss Loraine Stoll and Miss Thelma Stoll, 3 sisters: Mrs. Margaret Roy, Mrs. Richard (May Isabel Rose) Gelthaus and Mrs. Mary Wilberding; and 13 grandchildren.
Nicholas was a mattress-maker along with his younger brother William in Louisville.
Nicholas had 4 younger siblings:
Mary Stoll Wilberding (1873-1952)
William Stoll (1878-1935)
Elizabeth Margaret Stoll Roy (1881-1950)
May Isabel Stoll Becht Gelthaus (1884-1973)
From his September 1935 obituary, Nicholas was survived by his current wife, Mrs. Mamie (Robertson) Stoll, 2 sons: Fred Stoll and Louis Stoll, 4 daughters: Mrs. Lena Wheeler, Mrs. Josephine Kelley, Miss Loraine Stoll and Miss Thelma Stoll, 3 sisters: Mrs. Margaret Roy, Mrs. Richard (May Isabel Rose) Gelthaus and Mrs. Mary Wilberding; and 13 grandchildren.
Nicholas Stoll was the oldest son of August Stoll of Kentucky (1847-1912) and Caroline 'Carrie' Kunzmann Stoll originally born in Württemberg, Germany (1853-1930).
Nicholas was a mattress-maker along with his younger brother William in Louisville.
Nicholas had 4 younger siblings:
Mary Stoll Wilberding (1873-1952)
William Stoll (1878-1935)
Elizabeth Margaret Stoll Roy (1881-1950)
May Isabel Stoll Becht Gelthaus (1884-1973)
From his September 1935 obituary, Nicholas was survived by his current wife, Mrs. Mamie (Robertson) Stoll, 2 sons: Fred Stoll and Louis Stoll, 4 daughters: Mrs. Lena Wheeler, Mrs. Josephine Kelley, Miss Loraine Stoll and Miss Thelma Stoll, 3 sisters: Mrs. Margaret Roy, Mrs. Richard (May Isabel Rose) Gelthaus and Mrs. Mary Wilberding; and 13 grandchildren.
Nicholas was a mattress-maker along with his younger brother William in Louisville.
Nicholas had 4 younger siblings:
Mary Stoll Wilberding (1873-1952)
William Stoll (1878-1935)
Elizabeth Margaret Stoll Roy (1881-1950)
May Isabel Stoll Becht Gelthaus (1884-1973)
From his September 1935 obituary, Nicholas was survived by his current wife, Mrs. Mamie (Robertson) Stoll, 2 sons: Fred Stoll and Louis Stoll, 4 daughters: Mrs. Lena Wheeler, Mrs. Josephine Kelley, Miss Loraine Stoll and Miss Thelma Stoll, 3 sisters: Mrs. Margaret Roy, Mrs. Richard (May Isabel Rose) Gelthaus and Mrs. Mary Wilberding; and 13 grandchildren.
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