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Re: Winslow Parker Toll

Arubaborn — 2009-11-08 12:58:27Z

Winslow Parer Tolle was the grandfather of my grandfather:

William Wesley Tole, born in Pike County, IL in 1860, to James Henry Toll and Harriett Richards. He moved to Montgomery County, Kansas as a child, and died in Liberty, Kansas in 1916 of tetanus.

As you can see, the name spelling is different over time in various records. Many people did not have extensive educations and hand written records were often spelled at the whim of the scribe.

My family has persistently used the spelling with a single L since the 1870s in Kansas.

James Henry Toll is written on the marriage record with Harriett Richards always appearing with TT at the end of her name in all of the records we have located.

My family tells the anecdotal story that the Missouri Compromise, making Missouri a slave state, prompted the move across the big river from Pike County, Missouri to Pike County, Illinois, where my grandfather was born. I have not found supporting written documentation to validate the family history, but, the family in Kansas was devoutly Methodist. My grandmother was a Kelso who also moved to Liberty as a child. She was born in Montgomery County, Indiana to another devoutly Scotch-Irish family of staunch Methodists, also vehemently opposed to slavery. Her grandfather had been raised with slaves in Maryland and owned them as an adult in Kentucky. He, however, moved to Indiana with all of his families of slaves and settled they all on his Montgomery County, Indiana farm. They, altogether, built two identical adjoining homes at right angles to each other with a summer kitchen outside, serving both homes. The Spencer slaves had been freed upon moving into Indiana, but all stayed together to build the farm and raise the crops, sharing the Spencer family cemetery in a grove on the shared farm in Parke County, Indiana.

You must be a distant cousin, if you descend from our mutual ancestral father who had many children and several wives!

Good luck hunting family!

Susanne, daughter of Janet Tole, daughter of William Wesley Tole, son of James Henry Tole, son of Winslow Parker Tolle.

Re: Bishop William Edward Toll

kentoll — 2009-10-30 10:44:14Z

I believe William Edward TOLL was baptised in 1843 in Bedford (town), Bedfordshire (BDF), England.

I have very little on him - but I have done a lot on his sibblings and ancestors!

He's descended from Robert TOLE (bapt 1725 Pavenham, BDF), wheras I'm descended from Robert's presummed brother, John TOLE.

Robert, John, and John's parents moved from Pavenham to Wilstead (BDF) in about 1750, possibly when the church spire collapsed at Wilstead (they were carpenters).

Earlier generations are less certain, but I think I've traced them buck to the early 1500s in Pavenham (as TOOLDE/TOLD).

Happy to share info.

Kind Regards,

Ken Toll
researching TOLLs (& TOLEs) worldwide

Re: Bishop William Edward Toll

mtoll142 — 2009-10-30 02:44:03Z

This may be 10 years to late but here goes...The Bishop was my

Great-great Grandfather and yes my family has quite a bit of

info on him. So if by chance you get this please feel free to

email me at m_toll@yahoo.com

Re: Winslow Parker Toll(e)

CarolEaster35 — 2009-04-29 11:58:32Z

I'd like to introduce a new Toll descendant.
Patricia Richmond.
Treat her with kid gloves, or I'll...
What about Elizabeth Bradley?
Any photos on this side?
Daguerreotypes?
Just getting back into the fold.

Re: Toll, Maurice R & Lola

bomcde — 2008-09-05 19:54:50Z

I am Lola's ex husband's neice. I know her and Leonard were divorced, but am trying to find my cousins. I have since found several of them and an ex daughter in law of Lola's. I had sent a letter to Roxie, but have never got an answer.

Ellen Toll in Quebec Canada

Halfergson — 2008-04-26 13:43:24Z

I am researching Ellen Toll who was born early to mid 1800's in Ireland and moved to Quebec Canada with her family. Her father is John Toll. She has five female siblings:Elizabeth, Mary, Bridget, Margaret and Theresa. Ellen is my Great Grandmother. I can find several Toll names in Census in later years so the name survived. There must of been other male Toll's in the area that may have been related to her father John.

Other related names in this time and region are: Muldoon,Halverson,McCann,Hearn.

Re: Toll, Maurice R & Lola

reffett522 — 2008-04-06 19:33:31Z

Who are you? I know most all of Marice's family. Send me an e-mail.

Re: Surname Origins

2002-02-12 01:56:02Z

I am a descendant of the Tolls of Spain and Cuba. The name traces back to several provinces of Cuba. Immigration that arrived from Barcelona, Spain.

Re: Russian Toll's

kentoll — 2008-02-16 09:44:11Z

I'm not sure that this will help, but here goes...

The only TOLCHINSKY's I've found specifically linked to TOLLs are in England. Rachael TOLCHINSKY alias Renee TOLL died in London in 1946. Her mother was Lottie TOLCHINSKY. Also mention in the Administration of her property were Hyman and Annie - both TOLCHINSKY, but relationship unclear.

I also recall from a Jewish List that many (most?) Jewish TOLLs in the USA are of Russian origin, so it might be worth investigation of that possiblity...

Kind Regards,
Ken,
in rather frosty England.

Re: Russian Toll's

Bartonhalpern — 2008-02-16 02:42:41Z

My grandparents both came to the US from Russia in 1889. Their surname was Tolchinsky which they shortened to Toll between 1900 and 1920. I can not find them in the 1910 census. Were you able to find any information on Russian Tolls that might relate to the Tolchinsky's?

Re: EDMUND TOLL (HELP) Steve & Connie Hodson

kentoll — 2008-02-08 15:30:32Z

If you are still interested in this line, you may wish to check:
http://genforum.genealogy.com/toll/index.html#121
which has info on EM TOLL.

Re: Toll, Maurice R & Lola

DEMAR35 — 2008-01-22 07:14:37Z

My grandfather was Henry Irvin Rookstool of Weepping Water
Ne. I knew all of his brothers and sisters. Lola is the
daughter of Uncle Freeman and Aunt Virgie of Idaho. I write
to her so contact me and I will give you her address and
phone number. Her brother Claude is still alive in Walla
Walla and Betty June is still alive. I was raised in Nebr
and went to Colorado when I married and now live in Harlingen, Tx e-mail is pebbles1906@hotmail.com
Marge (Rich) DeLaney

Toll family

2006-05-13 14:59:26Z

My maiden name is Toll and I have just starting looking into genealogy of the Toll's. So far I have only been able to trace back to the 1800's. I'd be interested in what you have found!

Re: Charlotte Toll, born in Airdrie, Scotland

kentoll — 2006-04-24 13:01:21Z

John TOLL, labourer, 25, of Bo'ness, son of John TOLL and Eliza nee CAREY, deceased,
married on 2 Apr 1861 at Rosemount Linthen RC church to:
Anne O'BRIEN, -, spinster, 20, of Linlithgow, dau of Hugh O'BRIEN, labourer, and Anne nee McGuire, deceased.
marriage ref: 668/1/11 Linlithgow burgh.

I note that in the IGI there is a Hugh TOLL bapt 7 sep 1865 in Bo'ness to John & Ann. Also a Margaret TOLL bapt 10 Jul 1863 to John & Ann. As always, appropriate checks should be made before relying on IGI entries.

That should get you back into the OPRs (Old Parish Registers) for Scotland.

'Fraid you can't assist directly with DNA testing - it has to be from a male TOLL for surname studies. Females don't have 'Y' DNA, which is what they use for testing. Females do have mitocondrial DNA, but that passes from mother to daughter, so again, of minimal value to surname studies. But many thanks for the offer though.

Kind Regards,

Ken

Re: Charlotte Toll, born in Airdrie, Scotland

2006-04-24 13:00:46Z

hi ken,

yes if you have the record of marriage i would really appreciate it. john toll-was born in boness scotland--his parents were john toll and anne o/brien--can you help me out there re where did they come from. as per your dna i am willing to submit whatever-how do i do it, to assist you.

Re: Charlotte Toll, born in Airdrie, Scotland

2006-04-23 16:00:03Z

ken,
i am ecstatic, yes, yes, yes, you are on the track. the people you name on on the bucks. when i ckd out charlotte tolls dad john i found 2 in boness--i do recall my mom making mention of cousins called mallins and since british peopel in that era repeated names i went in and under john i looked for charlotte,katherin, or margaret. i found one at that time with same parentage and following thru on free sites i found she married a mallin. i am sorry ken at this time time going thru a reno so my printed docs not handly. i find resarch in brithish isles difficult as have to knwo district/county--so have been at a loss. but what you came back with is on the money---mom said grandmother grew up in faskin. i belive six kids in family but one boy john was on the hood. i do remember mom saying her cousin married someone who was in parliament--the cousin would me a mallin and i want to think her spouse was an o'hagan. does this make sense.

Re: Charlotte Toll, born in Airdrie, Scotland

kentoll — 2006-04-22 16:39:31Z

Hi Anne,
I'm afraid my Scottish research is not as up to date as some other Countries.
I have extracted the Old Parish Register entries and the civil Registration of Births from 1855 to 1900 (marriages & Deaths for a slightly smaller period).

The only Charlotte TOLL the I have was born 27 april 1888, dau of John TOLL, a coal miner from the Square of Faskine, and Martha nee SMITH.
John & Martha were married in 1881 in Rutherglen.
(I probably have their Marriage Record if you are interested).

They clearly moved about, as there is a trail of children in the Records, e.g. 2 addresses in Calderbank (1890 & 1896).

There is a TOLL family in Airdrie in 1899, but can't see a connection at present.

HTH,

Ken

Charlotte Toll, born in Airdrie, Scotland

2006-04-22 16:39:44Z

hi ken,
just came across this site by accident---in any event my grandmother was a charlotte toll-born in airdrie--one of about 6 girls-1 boy. she married a francis healy in glasgow--i have tried to research her and i believe her father who was john toll born in boness. charlotte that i an aware of had sister annie who married surname became reese moved to skaneateles falls nyc--other sister maggie married a mccormick moved to nyc.

Re: Richard Toll

2006-04-13 21:09:14Z

Ken, I just believe that Richard gave the incorrect year of his birth. On the 1880 census he gave his year of birth as 1850. Guess that sounded like a good round number :-)

Marlene

Re: William Toll of Cornwall/Kansas

2006-04-12 13:37:19Z

Jeff, will contact you off list.

Note that TOLL doesn't occur naturally in Wales.
Any TOLLs that are there are decendants of English migrants, from Devon & Cornwall if recall correctly.

Kind Regards,
Ken
researching TOLL Worldwide.

Re: Richard Toll

2006-04-06 14:14:34Z

I have added a photo of Richard Toll for you all.

Marlene

Re: William Toll of Cornwall/Kansas

2006-04-06 14:13:58Z

Ken:

Wm & Bessie emmigrated from England in 1873. According to Wm's headstone, he was born 8 Oct 1848 in Cornwall. He died 22 Dec 1943 and is buried in the Gypsum Hill Cemetery in Salina, Saline County, Kansas. Bessie was born 18 Oct 1858 in Devonshire, England and died 1 Jan 1936 in England. I found something last year that suggested her maiden name was CAME.

Wm filed for his intention to become a US citizen on 22 July 1876 in Saline County, Kansas. He became a citizen 26 Sept 1906.

They had four children: John M., b. 1879 in Kansas; Edwin B b. 1880 in Kansas; Elizabeth, b. 1882 in Kansas; Delia b. 1883 in Kansas.

I find no record of this family on the USA 1880 census. They are on the 1900-1930 censuses.

The entire family traveled to England in 1891 on the RMS Teutonic. In November 1904 Bessie and Delia traveled to England on the SS Majestic. In June 1912 Wm & Bessie traveled to England on the SS Mauretania. In May 1916 William traveled alone to England on the SS Philadelphia.
And in Nov 1920 William & Bessie traveled to England on the SS Imperator. At that time he was 72 and she was 62.

Their son, John, married Sadie (Unknown) and had three children. I don't know about Elizabeth. Edwin and Delia never married to my knowledge but they can be found on the 1920 & 1930 census living together. Edwin served in the US Millitary..don't know more than that.

Well, I hope this helps you. I do know that a daughter of Richard and Rachel's...Maud, decided to record some of her childhood memories when she was 95. One memory she recalled was the other TOLLs living in the area. She said her dad and the other guy talked a while and ended up deciding that they could find no connection between their families.

Marlene

Re: Richard Toll

2006-04-06 13:55:08Z

Ken, just a few corrections to your otherwise accurate data. Change Bigland to Midland, Maryland. And change Isabelle Francis to Isabelle Frances.

I'll send you my info on William Toll in a separate posting.

Good to hear from you.

Marlene

Re: Richard Toll

2006-04-05 15:29:30Z

Hi Marlene, Good to hear from you.
I have done a few more updates to the TOLL of Germoe Tree since we were last in contact. Current Version is issue 16, dated 10 feb 2005. New version imminent. Will send you a text file.

I have Richard Nicholas TOLL (bapt 1845 Germoe) married to Rachel, but didn't have a Surname. I only have one child recorded, Joseph TOLL born about 1868 in Bigland, Maryland. I have his line back to the late 1600s. His brother James (baptised 1843 in Germoe) maried Isabella Francis STEVENSON (I believ you provided this data). Richard & James were the sons of James TOLL and Eliza HARRY. I knew they'd been in Maryland, but hadn't realised they had settled in Kansas too.

William John TOLL (of Treehill farm, Cornwall), is part of the Bere Ferrers (Devon) TOLL family. These locations are either side of the River Tamar, which divides Devon & Cornwall.
William and his 3 Children appear in the England 1891 Census, staying with Ann Moseley Marchant TOLL, William's stepmother?. I've traced this line back to the 1750s.

As always, I would very much appreciate any info on any TOLL family.

I've now started a TOLL DNA project - 3 of us tested so far, including a Bere Ferrers descendant, but no matches so far.

Kind Regards,

Ken

Re: Richard Toll

2006-04-05 00:00:13Z

Jeff,

My great-granduncle was Richard Nicholas Toll. He was baptised 29 June 1845 in the parish of Germoe in the county of Cornwall, England. ( I know his tombstone says 1850 but I have a copy of his baptism record) . He died 3 Sept 1898 in Kansas. He married Rachel White before 1879 in Lonaconing in the county of Allegany in Maryland. THey had six children. Three were born in Maryland...Joseph 1879-1952; John James 1882-1899; Lottie 1885-1955. Three were born in Kansas: Walter 1887-1950; Maud Pearl 1892-1994; Harry Earl 1893-1973.

Hope this helps. Please contact me off this message board for more info.

Marlene
mfconner@cox.net

Re: Richard Toll

2006-04-04 23:44:11Z

Ken,

It's been a while since we "talked". Hope all is well with you. Hope I can clear up some things about the TOLLs in Kansas, USA. There were TWO different and unrelated families living in the Saline, Kansas area. One family was Richard and Rachel (White) TOLL who I am related to. Richard's brother was James TOLL (my ggf) who I had inquired about with you several years ago. The other family of TOLLs was William and Elizabeth (Bessie) TOLL, also from Cornwall, but not related as far as I know, although I have tried ! On William's headstone it states he was from Cornwall. He and Bessie traveled to England several times while living in Kansas. The farming life must have been good them ! If you would like any further information on them, I will be glad to give you what I have.

Marlene

Re: Richard Toll

2006-04-04 09:03:51Z

That's rather interesting.
I thought the TOLLs of Salina were from Bere Ferrers, Devon, England...

Clearly I need to do a little more research....

Kind Regards,

Ken

Re: help lookup request

2006-03-02 21:56:38Z

I've checked my TOLL records for Scotland Births 1855-1900 and there is no alice TOLL.
Likewise I've checked 1837-2000 England 7 wales Births and there is no Alice TOLL.

I can only guess that she is registered as TOAL or another variant.

Kind Regards,

Ken
researching TOLL worldwide.
www.one-name.org/profiles/toll.html

Re: Richard Toll

kentoll — 2006-04-12 13:39:16Z

I have just re-read this thread in full, and I'm still rather confused....

The Thread started with a Richard TOLL, born 1850, Wales.
The year tallies with Marlene's headstone photo.

However, this doesn't agree with the Germoe (Cornwall) baptism of Richard Nicholas TOLL in 1845.
Did Richard not know his birth year?
Or have we got two (or more) Richards?

Just to confuse matters further, Richard Nicholas TOLL (bapt 1845 Germoe) had a second cousin, Richard Francis Henry TOLL, born 1850, Westbury on Severn, Gloucestershire (near Wales!).

It would be easy to assume that this second Richard is the one in the photos - except that I have him and his brother in Australia!!! He married Caroline Oats PRIDEAUX in 1874 in Victoria, Aus, and died in Eaglehawk in 1895 aged 45. I photographed the headstone during a research trip in 1999....

Unless I have missed an entry, there are no further Richard TOLLs births Registered 1840 - 1860 in England or Wales.

A quick check on the 1851 Census on ancestry.com reveals NO Richard TOLLs born in Wales, and three Richard TOLLs born in England - the above two plus a third born in Beer Ferrers in about 1843.

This latter Richard was Richard Humphrey TOLL born 1842. He Married Sarah Jane NORTHEY in 1867 and Died in 1926 in Suffolk, England.

Any thoughts, anyone?

Kind Regards,

Ken

Re: Toll family

kentoll — 2006-05-13 15:00:17Z

Hi Joanne,

I've found lots <g>, but unsure if if any of it is your family.
It depends on where you were born.
I have 2 Joannes in England, but as I can't find a matching marriage to a HAMPTON, I suspect you live elsewhere.

Email me with details off list and I'll see what I can find.

Regards,

Ken

Re: Winslow Parker Toll

Arubaborn — 2005-11-04 11:01:42Z

Do not know this Tolle, however, there is a Tolle website posted by Thoren Tolle Meyers, who has done a one name study of her ancestral name:

http://members.tripod.com/~ThorenTM/

No one knows more about the Tolle lines than does Thoren. She has been of immensely generous help to me and countless other searchers for Tolle family history. My family spells the name with only one T and she was the first to recognize this and connect me to my family. Since my mother, Janet Tole of Liberty, Kansas, died when I was six, I had very little data...however, Thoren connected me to first cousins I did not know existed.

Susanne, daughter of Janet, daughter of Wm Wesley Tole, son of James Henry Tole, son of Winslow Parker Tolle, son of Jonathon 2, son of Jonathan 1, son of Roger, son of Tobias, son of the Immigrant Roger Tolle, St. Mary's County, Maryland, 1663.

Best wishes as you hunt forbearers,
Susanne

John Smith/Sarah Toll m. abt 1854(?) in County Armagh Ireland

sturner1248 — 2005-10-01 14:32:22Z

I am looking for any information on my great-great grandparents, John & Sarah Toll Smith. They married in County Armagh about 1854, in Killylea or Killyman (it's hard to read the abstract) then emigrated to Scotland (Dalry in Ayrshire). I've learned from John's death record the his father's name was Michael. They may have had children in Ireland, possibly a son born before 1855. I know they were in Scotland by 1856. Any information is greatly appreciated.

Toll, Maurice R & Lola

bomcde — 2006-03-02 21:55:57Z

Trying to locate:
Lola Arminta Rookstool (born in NE) was married to:
1. Clyde Stanley Riffett on 12/18/44
2. Leonard (Herbie) VanDorien (My uncle)
3. Maurice Richard Toll on 10/3/65
Lola was last believed to be in Nampa, Idaho.
Children that I remember were Rosemary and Ben VanDorien and 4-5 other siblings. The cousins are trying to locate living cousins, and information.

Re: Toll, Maurice R & Lola

bomcde — 2007-05-01 01:44:36Z

I did find out she is in Nampa living with her daughter. I sent them a letter several weeks ago but have received no reply. I gave them enough information to confirm who I was and what I knew. I said I would really like to connect with them as would other cousins. It is possible that the divorce left issues and that is why I received no response. My email is bonmcd@frii.com
Thank You for your help.

Toll -- Belmont County, Ohio

DLaFromboise — 2005-04-10 11:14:29Z

The History Of Belmont & Jefferson Counties, Ohio
author - J. A. Caldwell
pub. in - 1880

page - 232

St. Clairsville Light Guards
This company, stationed at St. Clairsville, was organized and mustered into the Ohio National Guard as a company of infantry on the 3d day of August, 1877, during the "strike" of that summer, and whilst there was a call upon state troops for the protection of property.
Its membership at that time numbering 61, since increased by additional enlistments, meeting with several losses by commission and discharge.
Privates :
CHARLES W. TOLL

Recruits, August 10, 1877
CONRAD W. TROLL

Summary of St. Clairsville Business in 1879
Merchants :
C. TROLL
Kirk & Shepherd
F. TROLL

page - 261

Banking in Bellaire, Ohio
The banking house of Hoge & Cowen was established in 1867 ; and changed to Hoge , Sheets & Co. in 1870. Cowen, Sheets & Co. became the firm name in 1876. In the winter of 1878 this bank failed, and the building was sold to JACOB TOLL of St. Clairesville.

Re: Richard Toll

jaws64 — 2007-11-18 22:37:04Z

Re: Richard Toll

jaws64 — 2007-11-18 22:37:04Z

Hi Jeff,

I actually left Maude's information out on purpose as I figured you probably had her information! ;-)

Hmm, no one had ever mentioned Lottie's given name being Charlotte. Considering Lottie moved away from here (Graham County) before my father-in-law was born might account for it. My husband remembers her graveside services as it was the first he ever attended (it was the month before he turned 5).

Thank you for the information on John GRABNER, I didn't have anything for him.

Does Maude's daughter remember anything about Lottie & Neal's children? I know that Nellie married Wendell H. KRULL and they never had children. Once the son, Willard Chester, left home, I haven't been able to find him on a census or any other information except his death date (from California Death Records). Some of the TOLL cousins remembers Nellie, Wendell & Willard visiting Harry & Mattie and that everyone called Wendell "the Professor" rather than his first name.

I'd love to exchange info - if you want to contact me privately, my e-mail can be found by clicking on my name by the word Author above.

Jackie

Re: Richard Toll

jaws64 — 2007-11-18 22:36:59Z

Janet,
It's been two years since you posted, but I hope you'll see this. I'm not researching the TOLL's, but have a collateral connection (I'm researching the GODDARD/GODARD family Richard's daughter Lottie married into) and live in the area of Kansas in which Richard and Rachel came in 1885 (per Lottie's obituary). According to the stone for Richard, Rachel and son John, Richard's birthdate was 5 April 1850. The next time I get down that way, I'd be happy to photographi it for you.
Jackie

EDMUND TOLL (HELP) Steve & Connie Hodson

greatgrandmother — 2006-12-02 04:35:16Z

If anyone knows of a current e-mail address for
Steve or Connie HODSON or you have information on
Edmund Mitton Toll (1843-1932) decendants please
contact me.

Re: Richard Toll

jshannah — 2007-11-18 22:37:04Z

Hi Jackie -

Thanks for the updates regarding children of Richard and Rachel Toll. This is very helpful.

As I understand it, Lottie's actual first name is "Charlotte" and Lottie was a nickname, according to her neice who is still living.

The other daughter not included in your listing is Maude Pearl Toll (b. February 14, 1892) in Moreland, Graham County, Kansas; and died January 28, 1994 in Duluth, Gwinnett County, Georgia, USA. She was married November 18, 1914 to John F. Grabner. John was born November 05, 1881 in Cloud, Kansas, USA and died March 28, 1966 in Denver, Arapaho County, Colorado, USA. They had one daughter who is still living. Please let me know if you need other info on this line.

thanks,
Jeff

Re: Richard Toll

jshannah — 2006-04-11 03:54:46Z

Hi Marlene -

I have marriage date for Richard Nicholas Toll and Rachel White as August 25, 1878.

thanks,
Jeff

Re: William Toll of Cornwall/Kansas

jshannah — 2006-04-11 03:02:11Z

Hi Ken & Marlene -

Thanks for all of your info regarding Richard Nicholas Toll and family. He is the gggrandfather of my wife. I originally thought he was from Wales. But, that must of have been incorrect information, based on what you have previously posted.

My mother-in-law has the original book that was written by Maude Pearl (Toll) Grabner (Richard's daughter) that you have referred to in your last message. I am going to scan that book soon (hopefully) and will have it electronically to share with any of you who want to see what it contains.

Just contact me off-line if you are interested in any of that info (jhannah@nthdegree.com).

thanks,
Jeff

Re: Richard Toll

jshannah — 2006-04-04 12:39:57Z

Hi Janet - I realize that your posting is several years old. But, I just found it!! Hopefully this will be helpful.

Richard Toll is my wife's gggrandfather. Here is what we have on him and his wife Richard. I actually knew his daughter Maude Pearl Toll Grabner who died in 1994, just a few days short of her 102nd birthday!!

Richard Toll, born 5 April 1850 in Whales, died September 03, 1898 in Salina, Saline County, Kansas, USA; buried at Anderson Cemetery, Mooreland, Graham County, Kansas, USA; He married Rachel White on August 25, 1878;

Rachel White, born April 09, 1860 in Lona Coming, Lacona County, Maryland, USA; died July 20, 1933 in Salina, Saline County, Kansas, USA; buried at Anderson Cemetery, Mooreland, Graham County, Kansas, USA;

Richard and Rachel had six children. I don't know all of their names. But, their fifth child was Maude Pearl Toll, my wife's ggrandmother.

I don't have any info further back on this line. But, I would like to get other info on your Toll line.

Thanks very much,
Jeff Hannah
Lawrenceville, Georgia

Re: James Riley Toll

Kinoa — 2005-11-01 10:59:16Z

I have a warrenty deed from 1866, Champaign county Illinois with William C.Toll listed with my great great grandfather Adolphus McGee.
I have been searching for what the connection is of Toll and McGee. Relation or friend? The name McGee had been changed from what we were told was Marquis . He was French Canadian. Came to the US in 1838.
I would like to more about the Toll family in Illinois. If you would like a copy of the documents let me know.
Thanks, Vicki

Re: Winslow Parker Toll

Kinoa — 2005-11-01 07:27:19Z

Hi from Seattle,

Do you have information on William C. Toll. He is placed in Champaign County, Urbana Illinois on a warrenty deed with my great ,great grandfather Adolphus McGee in 1866.

I am looking for the connection these two men had. Thanks, Vicki

Re: Toll, Maurice R & Lola

fruitfresh24 — 2007-05-01 00:12:57Z

I believe that she is still living in Idaho. I will try to find out for sure for you, and when I do I will post again. I am not related to her, but Maurice Toll was my grandfather.

help lookup request

djunqx — 2006-02-09 13:02:05Z

I'm trying to find info on my great-grandma, Alice Anne Toll (spelling might not be perfect!) she married Thomas Mayes and had Kathleen and Robert Mayes. Robert was born about 1918 in Glasgow, but they lived in England later on. This is ALL the info I have and would love more info! My aunt says that Alice took her to Ireland, Scotland, and England to visit distant relatives, but she can't recall who or where.

any info would be very very appreciated, as no one alive today seems to know about my great grandma and my family roots!

partial obituary of Elsie Celestia (EDWARDS) TOLL

transcribing — 2006-01-19 13:26:11Z

a partial obituary for Elsie Celestia (EDWARDS) TOLL is on-line at:
http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=rw&p...

Re: Viola Toll of Chicago, Illinois

Cee_Zee48 — 2004-04-07 16:14:11Z

I have a Viola Toll who married Edward Dreyer who is buried at Acacia Park Cemetery; Chicago, IL. They were married sometime between 1920-1930? Edward is my Ggrandfather's nephew.

Re: Viola Toll

RichardBaker6082 — 2004-06-20 20:43:36Z

There are two Viola Tolle's listed in my data base. the first. Viola Tolle, b abt 1861 and whos father was Stephen O Tolle b 1827 and d Aug 20, 1910, and who was married to James C, Neal.

The second Viola Tolle date of birth unknown. Her father was James Henry Tolle born Dec 3, 1867.