Chester County PA Archives Obituaries.....Scholl, John March 3, 1883
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Daily Local News, March 6 & 7, 1883 et al
Daily Local News, March 7, 1883
SCHOLL- On Saturday, March 3d, 1883, at his home in Warwick Township, Chester 
County, John Scholl.
 
Daily Local News, March 6, 1883
Died- John Scholl, a well-known citizen of Chester County, died in Warwick 
Township, on Saturday, of apoplexy, after a illness of only seven days.  He 
left a number of children, one of his daughters living home and two married 
ones residing in Philadelphia.


Additional Comments:
Village Record, July 4, 1865
JOHANNES (or John) SCHOLL,
A German, who in 1854 resided in Karpentier (Coventry) Township, or whosoever 
may know anything of the present residence of the said Johannes Scholl, will 
please to communicate his address to the Consul of Wurttemberg, in 
Philadelphia, (Letter Box 1371.)
 
Daily Local News, February 5, 1873
A Stranger- To-day, Mr. John Scholl, Sr., residing in East Nantmeal Township, 
and who has lived in the northern part of our county for a period of 37 years, 
paid his first visit to the West Chester Court House within that time.  He 
never passed a night in our borough, and the only time that he was ever in the 
Court Room was in the year 1835, on which occasion he became a naturalized 
citizen of the United States.  Mr. Scholl evidently is a good, law-abiding 
citizen, to be able to make his visits so far between.

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