Johann Wilhelm Friedrich Christoph Knoll

Birth17 Mar 1856 - Basepohl, Demmin, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Germany

Death9 DEC 1931 - Dunkirk, NY

MotherJohanne Marie Sophie Friedrike Schumacher

FatherJohann Joachim Carl Friedrich Knoll

Born in Basepohl, Demmin, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Germany on 17 Mar 1856 to Johann Joachim Carl Friedrich Knoll and Johanne Marie Sophie Friedrike Schumacher. Johann Wilhelm Friedrich Christoph Knoll married Ernestine Johanna Friederike Reuter and had 10 children. He passed away on 9 DEC 1931 in Dunkirk, NY.

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Parents

Johann Joachim Carl Friedrich Knoll
1823 - 1895

Johanne Marie Sophie Friedrike Schumacher
1827 - 1882

Spouse(s)

Ernestine Johanna Friederike Reuter
1856 - 1894

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Ida Maria Dorthea "Edith" Knoll
1892 - 1966

Vernon Charles Knoll
1897 - 1971

Lucille Knoll
1898 - 1929

Henrietta 'Hattie' Wilhelmina Knoll
1886 - 1948

Cecil William Knoll
1894 - 1962

Alvina A Knoll
1907 - 1938

Anna Knoll
1884 - Unknown

Henry Carl Frederick Knoll
1876 - 1950

Lillian S Knoll
1892 - Unknown

Wilhelm Friedrich Knoll
1864 - Unknown

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