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Karen Abel:
UID: E0335CA676F548A78D02705A12E9663B6413
Death: Paintearth, Castor, Alberta, Canada
Burial: Castor Municipal Cemetery, Castor, Alberta, Canada
IMMIGRATION: Arrival in New York Dec 1906 on ship Caronia: Peter Stoller 29 - Christine 22 - Rosina 2 - Johan 11 mo
CENSUS
1910 US Census - Antelope, Wells County, North Dakota: - Peter Stoller 33, immigrated 1907, laborer
Katrina 25, married 7 years, 4 children with 3 living - Rosa 5 - Jacob 2, born ND - Maggie 1, born ND
1911 Canada Census - Red Deer, Alberta, Canada: Peter Stoler, born May 1887 [should be 1877?], age 34, laborer
Christiana, born May 1894 [should be 1884?], age 27 - Rosa, born Mar 1905, age 6 - Jacob, born Dec 1908, age 3
Mary, born Apr 1909, age 2 - Gottlieb, born Mar 1910, age 1
24 Jun 1915 - Border Crossing from Canada to the United States (entry Eastport, Idaho):
Peter Stoller 41, carpenter, born Odessa, Russia - Christina 36, born Odessa, Russia - Rosa 11, born Odessa, Russia
Gottlieb 4, born Castor, Alberta, Canada - Henry 3, born Castor, Alberta, Canada - Wilhelm 11 months, born Castor, Alberta, Canada - Landed in New York 30 Dec 1906 on ship Caronia; in North Dakota from 1906 to 1910.
Going to uncle Peter Stoller in Spokane, Washington.
DEATH CERTIFICATE
Died 29 Sep 1951 in the municipality of Paintearth, town of Castor, Alberta, Canada. Had lived in that municipality for 41 years and was a Canadian citizen of Russian origin. He was born 20 Jun 1877 in Odessa, Russia, and died at age 74 years, 3 month, 9 days. His occupation was carpenter and farmer and he had last worked in June 1947. His wife's name was Christine Stoller "(Cousin to deceased)". Name of father: Gotlieb Stoller. Maiden name of mother: Conrad Stoller. [This is obviously incorrect. It could be Gottlieb Stoller's father, or it could be Christine Stoller's father.] Both father and mother were born in Odessa, Russia. The informant was Jacob Stoller, Peter's son. He was buried on 2 Oct 1951 in Paintearth in the Castor Municipal Cemetery. Cause of death was gangrene of the right foot (for 1 month) due to arteriosclerosis; also had chronic myocarditis.
OBITUARY
(Provided by Alexandra Samborskaya)
COLORFUL PIONEER, PETER STOLLER, 74, DIES EARLY SATURDAY
The community was grieved last weekend to learn of the death of one of its best known and colorful pioneers, Mr. Peter Stoller, who died at Castor Hospital early Saturday morning, September 29 at the age of 74 years. He had been in ill health for the past several months and on September 15 he took a turn for the worse, from which he never recovered.
The late Mr.Stoller, known as "Pete" to his many friends, possessed a friendly disposition and good humor which will be missed in the community. He was always ready to entertain his friends with his humorous anecdotes. He was especially known for his life of the children in the community.
Born in Odessa, Russia, in 1877, Mr. Stoller lived in distant parts of the world before he finally settled in the Castor district. In his early years in Russia, he was associated with his father in the manufacture of wagons, buggies und burial caskets. They employed a large staff for this work and turned out their goods on an assembly line basis. Along with the manufacture of this, the family also operated a winery (selling wine).
Later the family disposed of their business and moved to Brasil and settled in the metropolitan city Rio de Janeiro. The change was made owing to his mother's health, where it was thought that the change of climate might restore her health. However, after a short time there, the family returned to Russia.
On his return to Russia, Mr. Stoller joined the Russian army where he served for a few years. In Oktober 1901, he returned to his home village near Odessa and married. Four years later, Mr. And Mrs. Stoller decided to come to America, the land they heard so much about. They arrived in the United States in the latter part of 1905 and settled in North Dakota later moving to Montana. They then returned to Bowden, North Dakota where they made their home for five years.
Mr. Stoller heard a lot about the opportunities in the newer land of Canada, so on June 2, 1910, Mr. and Mrs. Stoller arrived in the district and settled on a homestead near Alliance. Five years later, after proving their land, they sold the homestead and moved to Walla Walla, Washington. After a year there, Mr. Stoller decided that Alberta was no doubt a better place of opportunity, so the family once again retraced their paths and returned to the Castor district, this time settling six miles south of town. After four years on the farm, the family moved into town, where they have made their home ever since.
Mr. Stoller's experience in the carpentry work made him a valuable crafsman here throughout the years. In fact, it is said that he had a hand in building most of the frame houses in Castor and district.
Sources:
1. Title: Notes provided by Jeffrey Jorgensen
2. Title: Death Certificate - Province of Alberta, Canada - Publication: Certificate for Peter Stoller

Peter heiratete Stoller, Christina Katharina in 1901. Christina (Tochter von Stoller, Gottlieb und Kaufmann, Anna) wurde geboren am 10 Jan 1885 in ,, Region Odessa, Rußland; gestorben am 13 Mrz 1955 in ,,, Canada; wurde beigesetzt in Castor Municipal Cemetery, Castor, Division No.7, Alberta, Canada. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

Notizen:

Karen Abel:
UID: 8EADFBF558F3425DA7C165DA9662721F4538
Sources:
1. Title: Census
2. Title: Alexandra Samborskaya - Personal communication from Odessa.

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Karen Abel:
UID: 3C0BC79DCB6A4DE5931BABDE3D2113EAA475
DEATH: Alexandra has a death date of 28 Mar 1906; however, the Stollers arrived in America in Dec 1906 and Johann was listed on the passenger list.
Sources:
1. Title: Passenger lists
2. Title: Alexandra Samborskaya - Personal communication from Odessa.

Anderer Ereignisse und Attribute:

• Alias-Name: Jacob

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Karen Abel:
UID: 56CE08D89B1D4ABFAD3CB994468F8EF14F10
Sources:
1. Title: Census

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Karen Abel:
UID: ED173EAE750C432181BDE7B0D170303D5868
BIRTH: Census says Apr 1909
Sources:
1. Title: Census
2. Title: Alexandra Samborskaya - Personal communication from Odessa.

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Familie/Ehepartner: Stoller, Marie - wife of. Marie wurde geboren in 1911; und gestorben in Castor, Division No.7, Alberta, Canada; wurde beigesetzt in Castor Municipal Cemetery, Castor, Division No.7, Alberta, Canada. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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Karen Abel:
UID: A071D907C0214C48B5F0C80C9914FBBA4137
Sources:
1. Title: Chatter Chips from Beaver Dam Creek
2. Title: Canadian Border Crossing Data - Publication: www.ancestry.com
3. Title: Alexandra Samborskaya - Personal communication from Odessa.

Anderer Ereignisse und Attribute:

• Alias-Name: William

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Karen Abel:
UID: 79D8F18611224349B1BCD8CC63D1D53BDC41
Sources:
1. Title: Canadian Border Crossing Data - Publication: www.ancestry.com
2. Title: Chatter Chips from Beaver Dam Creek
3. Title: Alexandra Samborskaya - Personal communication from Odessa.

Notizen:

Karen Abel:
UID: 070B2A5709224B7990E15E3788EC27B4D7B1
Sources:
1. Title: Chatter Chips from Beaver Dam Creek
2. Title: Alexandra Samborskaya - Personal communication from Odessa.

Notizen:

Karen Abel:
UID: D8E7060D9E284E13868BA615C5E37275543D
Sources:
1. Title: Chatter Chips from Beaver Dam Creek
2. Title: Alexandra Samborskaya - Personal communication from Odessa.

Notizen:

Karen Abel:
UID: 952EEF28C7614C04AEE2F797F993E0D2AE41
Sources:
1. Title: Chatter Chips from Beaver Dam Creek
2. Title: Alexandra Samborskaya - Personal communication from Odessa.

Notizen:

Karen Abel:
UID: 3065193FEF9948AE810E00C188D9633AB90B
Sources:
1. Title: Chatter Chips from Beaver Dam Creek
2. Title: Alexandra Samborskaya - Personal communication from Odessa.