Jacob Knoll, 80, of Victor Road, died Monday afternoon in a local convalescent hospital after an extended illness. A native of Russia, he came to California after homesteading for a time in Canada, and later settled in the Victor area to become a vintner; he also farmed near Chowchilla for about 10 years.
He is survived by one son, Roy Knoll of Stockton; four daughters, Mrs. Irene Bender of Stockton, Mrs. Alice Schmidke of Lodi, Mrs. Anne Affeldt of Chico and Mrs. Martha Griess of Sacramento; eight brothers and sisters, Mrs. Christina Goehring, Mrs. Ida Batch, Mrs. Bertha Kammerer, George Knoll, August Knoll and Adolph Knoll, all of Lodi; Mrs. Emma Grenz of Acampo and Mrs. Mary Schutz of Franklin; and eight grandchildren.
Burial at Cherokee Memorial Park
Lodi News-Sentinel June 30, 1971
He is survived by one son, Roy Knoll of Stockton; four daughters, Mrs. Irene Bender of Stockton, Mrs. Alice Schmidke of Lodi, Mrs. Anne Affeldt of Chico and Mrs. Martha Griess of Sacramento; eight brothers and sisters, Mrs. Christina Goehring, Mrs. Ida Batch, Mrs. Bertha Kammerer, George Knoll, August Knoll and Adolph Knoll, all of Lodi; Mrs. Emma Grenz of Acampo and Mrs. Mary Schutz of Franklin; and eight grandchildren.
Burial at Cherokee Memorial Park
Lodi News-Sentinel June 30, 1971
Jacob Knoll, 80, of Victor Road, died Monday afternoon in a local convalescent hospital after an extended illness. A native of Russia, he came to California after homesteading for a time in Canada, and later settled in the Victor area to become a vintner; he also farmed near Chowchilla for about 10 years.
He is survived by one son, Roy Knoll of Stockton; four daughters, Mrs. Irene Bender of Stockton, Mrs. Alice Schmidke of Lodi, Mrs. Anne Affeldt of Chico and Mrs. Martha Griess of Sacramento; eight brothers and sisters, Mrs. Christina Goehring, Mrs. Ida Batch, Mrs. Bertha Kammerer, George Knoll, August Knoll and Adolph Knoll, all of Lodi; Mrs. Emma Grenz of Acampo and Mrs. Mary Schutz of Franklin; and eight grandchildren.
Burial at Cherokee Memorial Park
Lodi News-Sentinel June 30, 1971
He is survived by one son, Roy Knoll of Stockton; four daughters, Mrs. Irene Bender of Stockton, Mrs. Alice Schmidke of Lodi, Mrs. Anne Affeldt of Chico and Mrs. Martha Griess of Sacramento; eight brothers and sisters, Mrs. Christina Goehring, Mrs. Ida Batch, Mrs. Bertha Kammerer, George Knoll, August Knoll and Adolph Knoll, all of Lodi; Mrs. Emma Grenz of Acampo and Mrs. Mary Schutz of Franklin; and eight grandchildren.
Burial at Cherokee Memorial Park
Lodi News-Sentinel June 30, 1971
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