Penny’s Family Tree - Person Sheet
Penny’s Family Tree - Person Sheet
NameJohann "Jacob" Stoll 
Birth9 Sep 1802, Unterkollbach, Neuenbuerg OA, Wuerttemberg, DEU
Death21 Sep 1865
BurialSep 1865, Mt. Pulaski Cem., Logan Co., IL
FatherErhardt Stoll (1780-1831)
MotherChristina Schanz (1780-1848)
Misc. Notes
From his listing on his father’s Family Book page: Confirmed 1816.
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Johann Jacob’s page is Maisenbach Family Book page 50a:
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A note that he took his family to N. America. and a second note says: Died in America in 1866. The book Indicates both he and his father are from Unterkollbach. His brother's record only says Kollbach. Maps I've seen imply that you add Unter or Ober to the name rather than just Kolbach.
Oberkollbach is apparently in Calw OA
Unterkollbach is in Neuenbuerg OA
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Wurttemberg Immigration index:
Jakob - wid. & F Stoll 9 Sep 1802 Maisenbach, Neuenburg Apr 1854 838506.00
Eva Katharina Stoll 4 Sep 1830 Maisenbach, Neuenburg Apr 1854 838506.00
Erhardt Stoll 11 Dec 1837 Maisenbach, Neuenburg Apr 1854 838506.00
Friedrich Jakob Stoll 27 Jul 1844 Maisenbach, Neuenburg Apr 1854 838506.00
Michael Stoll 1 Jun 1843 Maisenbach, Neuenburg Apr 1854 838506.00
His name is spelled Jacob on Tombstone.
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Part of a message from George D Irwin:
On pg. 35 of the cemetery listing by the Decatur Genealogical Society, there is a Jacob Stoll, died 8-21-1865, next to Erhard Stoll, died 12/20/1864 26y 9d. There is a GAR member sign beside the latter, suggesting he was a Civil War Soldier. Implies that we could do a bit of exploring in Civil War records for additional information.
I think it must have been very difficult for his Jacob to have immigrated to the U. S. and then lose his son in a war for the new country. We can see that he died 8 months after his son.
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George Stoll was named administrator of his estate March 5th 1866. No more detail than that from the court entry.
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Johann Jacob’s page is Maisenbach Family Book page 50a:
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A note that he took his family to N. America. and a second note says: Died in America in 1866. The book Indicates both he and his father are from Unterkollbach. His brother's record only says Kollbach. Maps I've seen imply that you add Unter or Ober to the name rather than just Kolbach.
Oberkollbach is apparently in Calw OA
Unterkollbach is in Neuenbuerg OA
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Wurttemberg Immigration index:
Jakob - wid. & F Stoll 9 Sep 1802 Maisenbach, Neuenburg Apr 1854 838506.00
Eva Katharina Stoll 4 Sep 1830 Maisenbach, Neuenburg Apr 1854 838506.00
Erhardt Stoll 11 Dec 1837 Maisenbach, Neuenburg Apr 1854 838506.00
Friedrich Jakob Stoll 27 Jul 1844 Maisenbach, Neuenburg Apr 1854 838506.00
Michael Stoll 1 Jun 1843 Maisenbach, Neuenburg Apr 1854 838506.00
His name is spelled Jacob on Tombstone.
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Part of a message from George D Irwin:
On pg. 35 of the cemetery listing by the Decatur Genealogical Society, there is a Jacob Stoll, died 8-21-1865, next to Erhard Stoll, died 12/20/1864 26y 9d. There is a GAR member sign beside the latter, suggesting he was a Civil War Soldier. Implies that we could do a bit of exploring in Civil War records for additional information.
I think it must have been very difficult for his Jacob to have immigrated to the U. S. and then lose his son in a war for the new country. We can see that he died 8 months after his son.
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George Stoll was named administrator of his estate March 5th 1866. No more detail than that from the court entry.
Spouses
Marriage22 Apr 1828, Maisenbach, Neuenbuerg OA, Wuerttemberg, DEU