William C. Kolle[1]
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Name William C. Kolle Born Sep 1853 , , Indiana, United States
Gender Male Census 5 May 1910 Madison Crossroads, Madison, Alabama, United States
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William Kohle Census 29 Jan 1920 Madison Crossroads, Madison, Alabama, United States
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William Colle Died Sep 1932 , Madison, Alabama, United States
Buried Golightly Cemetery, Bobo, Madison, Alabama, United States

W.C. Kolle at Findagrave.com Person ID I6555 Kull Family Last Modified 6 Apr 2016
Family Minnie L., b. Apr 1859, , , Indiana, United States
, d. 1919, , Madison, Alabama, United States
Children > 1. Louisa Kolle, b. 13 Oct 1881, , , Indiana, United States
, d. 1 Dec 1959> 2. Dorothy Betine Kolle, b. 11 Nov 1883, , , Indiana, United States
, d. 6 Apr 1920, , Madison, Alabama, United States 
> 3. Julian Fred Kolle, b. 4 Jul 1886, , , Indiana, United States
, d. 6 Apr 1936, , , Alabama, United States 
4. John H. Kolle, b. 4 Feb 1890, , , Alabama, United States
, d. 29 Oct 19565. Edward Kolle, b. Jun 1893, , , Alabama, United States
, d. Yes, date unknown6. William H. Kolle, b. 24 May 1897, , , Alabama, United States
, d. 10 Aug 19797. Henry L. Kolle, b. Jan 1900, d. Yes, date unknown 8. Louie H. Kolle, b. 1905, , , Alabama, United States
, d. Apr 1937, , , Alabama, United States 
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Notes - William arrived in Madison County by two covered wagons pulled by oxen. He settled in the Northernmost part of Madison County on what is now Stateline Road/Macedonia area with a 156 acres documented in a Land Trust Deed dated 1894. He was a farmer and came here with his wife Minnie and his children who wore born in Indiana: Louisa, Dorothy (Tinnie), Julian, Edward, William and John. Sons Henry and Louie were born after arriving.
William came from the Evansville Indiana area. His brother Henry remained up north and owned a rice farm and business. Henry must have done well for himself for my grandmother remembers his visits to Alabama were in a car with a driver. Henry did marry but don't think he had children. I am unsure if the brothers themselves or if it was their parents wo came to the US after escaping Germany.
- Debbie Collins @Findagrave.com
- William arrived in Madison County by two covered wagons pulled by oxen. He settled in the Northernmost part of Madison County on what is now Stateline Road/Macedonia area with a 156 acres documented in a Land Trust Deed dated 1894. He was a farmer and came here with his wife Minnie and his children who wore born in Indiana: Louisa, Dorothy (Tinnie), Julian, Edward, William and John. Sons Henry and Louie were born after arriving.
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Sources - [S107] Personal correspondence: Sara Williams, Williams, Sara, (email).
- [S610] 1910 United States Census, Alabama, Madison, (National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.), T624, roll 24, enumeration district (ED) 132, sheet 18A, p. 38A, dwelling 344, family 347, William Kohle (Reliability: 3).
Details/Image - [S990] 1920 United States Census, Alabama, Madison, (National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.), T625, roll 31, enumeration district (ED) 136, sheet 29B, p. 29B, dwelling 610, family 620, William Colle (Reliability: 3).
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- [S107] Personal correspondence: Sara Williams, Williams, Sara, (email).
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