Phillip Boll, formerly of Stonington,
died Sunday morning at his home in
Brownsville, Tex., according to a
message received in Decatur. The
body will be brought to this city and
the funeral will be held at Moran's
chapel, probably Thursday.
Mr. Boll lived in Stonington for
about eleven years, moving to Texas
a year ago. He owned a large tract
of land near Brownsville, and also a
farm near Stonington. He is survived
by the following children:
Lawrence Boll, Mrs. Anna Yonker,
Mrs. S. Hebenstreit and Mrs. Catherine
Aylwood, all of Stonington. Mrs.
Barbara Carroll of Springfield and
Miss Margaret Boll of New York.
Decatur, Il Daily Review Sept 2, 1918 p8
died Sunday morning at his home in
Brownsville, Tex., according to a
message received in Decatur. The
body will be brought to this city and
the funeral will be held at Moran's
chapel, probably Thursday.
Mr. Boll lived in Stonington for
about eleven years, moving to Texas
a year ago. He owned a large tract
of land near Brownsville, and also a
farm near Stonington. He is survived
by the following children:
Lawrence Boll, Mrs. Anna Yonker,
Mrs. S. Hebenstreit and Mrs. Catherine
Aylwood, all of Stonington. Mrs.
Barbara Carroll of Springfield and
Miss Margaret Boll of New York.
Decatur, Il Daily Review Sept 2, 1918 p8
Phillip Boll, formerly of Stonington,
died Sunday morning at his home in
Brownsville, Tex., according to a
message received in Decatur. The
body will be brought to this city and
the funeral will be held at Moran's
chapel, probably Thursday.
Mr. Boll lived in Stonington for
about eleven years, moving to Texas
a year ago. He owned a large tract
of land near Brownsville, and also a
farm near Stonington. He is survived
by the following children:
Lawrence Boll, Mrs. Anna Yonker,
Mrs. S. Hebenstreit and Mrs. Catherine
Aylwood, all of Stonington. Mrs.
Barbara Carroll of Springfield and
Miss Margaret Boll of New York.
Decatur, Il Daily Review Sept 2, 1918 p8
died Sunday morning at his home in
Brownsville, Tex., according to a
message received in Decatur. The
body will be brought to this city and
the funeral will be held at Moran's
chapel, probably Thursday.
Mr. Boll lived in Stonington for
about eleven years, moving to Texas
a year ago. He owned a large tract
of land near Brownsville, and also a
farm near Stonington. He is survived
by the following children:
Lawrence Boll, Mrs. Anna Yonker,
Mrs. S. Hebenstreit and Mrs. Catherine
Aylwood, all of Stonington. Mrs.
Barbara Carroll of Springfield and
Miss Margaret Boll of New York.
Decatur, Il Daily Review Sept 2, 1918 p8
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