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| Graben, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany |
Graben Questions [answers in red]
Body delivered to the anatomy institute in Heidelberg!
Did Graben have a Castle?
Most unusual Scholl profession?
Most Scholl children, one couple.
Outlived three husbands!
Scholl women having a profession? see 1808 or this woman.
Surgeon in Graben?
Three illegitimate children!
What is a Webermeister?
Which Scholl saw President Lincoln?
What does the Rolls-Royce of Scholl documents look like?
What is the saddest event in the Scholl history?
Who has the most elaborate Scholl birth record?
Who fathered 16 children?
Which couple died the same night within 5 hours of each other?
Why put pig tails on Graben documents?
Who stood in for a POW serving in Russia at a Graben baptism?
Which Scholl immigrated to Russia and why?
Which Scholl married a "cabbage cutter?"Worst handwriting of all Graben pastors.
History
First Generation
Leonard Scholl, 1619-1683 twisted weaver, poss. brother
Barbara Dietrich 1614-1684
Peter Scholl, Schneider, or carpenter 1632-1669+
Wilhelm Scholl 1633-1669
Hans Matthias Scholl Spöck lawyer, son-in-law lawyer, 1636-1682
Hans Andreas Endris Scholl 1639-1691
Hans Leonard Scholl 1642-1732
Second Generation
Hans Andreas Endris Scholl 1639-1691
Anna Margretha Hosin 1644-1693
Anna Barbara Scholl 1666 2 mo 9 days
Anna Jacobea Scholl 1667-1723
Hans Martin Scholl 1669 Dec 2wks 3 days
Johann Adam Scholl 1670 1mo 7days
Anna Margaretha Scholl 1672- unk
Johann Christoph Scholl 1675-unk, witness
Hans Georg Scholl 1678-1728
Hans Matthaeus Scholl, Schneider, 15 children, 1681-1741
Anna Catharina Scholl 1683 Dec 2 wks see witnesses
Hans Peter Scholl 1687 Dec infant, see witnesses
Third Generation
Maria Elisabetha Weidmann 1685-1753
Hans Peter Weidmann Procurator 1648-1792
Anna Elisabetha Kammerer 1653-1704
Johann Peter Scholl 1710 Dec
Anna Elisabeth Scholl 1713 Dec
Christoph Scholl double marriage 1716 -1761
Johann Georg Scholl 1720-1764
Andreas Scholl 1723 Dec
Fourth Generation
Johann Georg Scholl "bought his way out of monetary bond" 1720-1764
Anna Maria Kammerer 1723-1781
Valentine Schmidt 2 hus, juryman, linen weaver 1690-1747
Magdalena Weidmann 1691-1761
Maria Margaretha Scholl 1744-1749
Georg Simon Scholl 1746-1747
Johann Wendel Scholl 1748-1817
Johann Peter Scholl 1750-1750
Christoph Scholl 1751-1814
Maria Margaretha Scholl 1753-1753
Scholl infant 1754-1754
Elisabetha Scholl 1755-1788
Scholl infant 1758-1758
Margaretha Scholl 1759-1825
Anna Maria Scholl 1762-1764
Maria Catharina Scholl hus. shoemaker/fusilier 1765-1825
Fifth Generation
Johann Wendel Scholl Webermeister, pig tails 1748-1817
Augusta Raicher 1752-1786 1st Wife
Margaretha Barbara Weidmann 1711-1788
Maria Catharina Scholl 1772-1855
Margaretha Magdalena Scholl 1773-1800
Elisabetha Scholl 1775-1776
Jacobina Scholl 1776-1822
George Frederick Scholl 1777-1839
Christoph Scholl 1779 Dec
Wendel Scholl 1781-1841
Jacob Scholl 1782 Dec
Scholl infant 1784 Dec
Philipp Scholl 1785-1858
Maria Katharina Nüchtern 1757-1825 2nd Wife
Thomas Nüchtern 1712 - 1769
Niclaß Nüchtern 1687 - 1720
Wilhelm Scholl 1788 Dec
Wilhelm Scholl 1789-1858 (grandson/Falls City)
Elisabetha Scholl 1792-1846
Christina Scholl 1798-1843 (son/Falls City)
Sixth Generation
Christina Scholl 1798-1843 2nd wife
Unknown person
Philipp Scholl Shoemaker/Farmer,1825-1897
Johann Martin Köhler Farmer 1786-1841
Maria Elisabetha Heinle 1787-1827 1st wife
Christine Köhler 1833-1900
Seventh Generation
Philipp Scholl, Shoemaker/Farmer 1825-1897
Frederick Scholl, Carpenter/Home builder/Farmer 1849-1929
Elizabeth Scholl 1850 Dec infancy
Phillip Scholl 1852 Dec infancy
Christina Scholl hus Civil War Vet/RR Conductor 1854-1936
Elizabeth Scholl hus Fruit Grower/Capitalist 1858-1943
Lydia Scholl hus Messerschmied/Farmer 1860-1939
George Philipp Scholl, Farmer, 1863-1921
Eighth Generation
Frederick Scholl Carpenter/Farmer 1849-1929
Fannie Weinert 1853-1922
Elizabeth Scholl hus Farmer 1879-1914
Anna Scholl hus Cattleman 1880-1905
Anna Scholl hus Cattleman 1880-1905
George Scholl Carpenter, Studio Carpenter 1886-1967
Augustus Scholl WWI Vet, Car Salesman,1888-1973
Clara Scholl 1891-1907
Ninth Generation
George Scholl Carpenter/Studio Carpenter 1886-1967
Emma Bachman Teacher, Genealogist, Fruit Grower, 1887-1969
Audrey May Scholl Executive Secretary, 1916-1990
Glen Arthur Koksh Cinema Projectionist 1912-1971
Glen Arthur Koksh Cinema Projectionist 1912-1971
Elaine Mary Scholl 1925-1960
James Hulet Gardiner Electrical Engineer, NBC TV, 1921-2007
Kent Hulet Gardiner Teacher, UES, UCLA
Sandra Gardiner
The Scholl's in Graben Germany:
Graben Friedhof (cemetery)
The Scholl's in Nebraska:
All Scholl photographs with Notes
Robert Seal: It appears based on the records I've translated for you that the Scholl family traveled in a very middle-class/bourgeois crowd with most of their associates being citizens and masters of their crafts.
Graben Gov't Website today
Ritter, J. J. Graben pastor (5th and 6th generations)
Zimmern, Heinrich Johann Conrad pastor 1861-1897 (7th and 8th generations)
The Scholl's in Nebraska:
All Scholl photographs with Notes
The Scholl's in Portland
Current Scholl's
Research
Robert Seal: It appears based on the records I've translated for you that the Scholl family traveled in a very middle-class/bourgeois crowd with most of their associates being citizens and masters of their crafts.
Scholl is the nickname of a farmer and literally means a piece of earth.
Scholl
1 German and Dutch: nickname for a lumpish person or a farmer, from Middle High German, Middle Dutch scholle ‘clod of earth’.
2 Dutch and North German: from Middle Dutch scholle, schulle ‘flounder’, ‘plaice’, hence a metonymic occupational name for a fisherman or a fish seller, or a nickname for someone thought to resemble a flouder.
3 German (Schöll): variant of Schell
Scholl
1 German and Dutch: nickname for a lumpish person or a farmer, from Middle High German, Middle Dutch scholle ‘clod of earth’.
2 Dutch and North German: from Middle Dutch scholle, schulle ‘flounder’, ‘plaice’, hence a metonymic occupational name for a fisherman or a fish seller, or a nickname for someone thought to resemble a flouder.
3 German (Schöll): variant of Schell
Graben means a
portion of the earth's crust, bounded on at least two sides by faults,
that has dropped downward in relation to adjacent portions.
Liebe Gruesse = Love greetings