- ISABELLA MARY - born ca 1874; married Ernest Saunders in Gulgong in 1898 (NSW BDM 1089/1898); died in St Leoanrds in 31 January 1967, aged 93 (NSW BDM 11058/1967)
- HELENA Augusta - born 1877 (NSW BDM 15962/1877); married Arthur Croft 1895 (NSW BDM 5036/1895). Their children included:
- EMILY D G - born 1896 (NSW BDM 21912/1896)
- VALERIE E - born 1897 (NSW BDM 12632/1897)
- REGINALD A C - born 1898 (NSW BDM 21640/1898)
- ELEANOR A I - born 1909 (NSW BDM born 14682/1909)
NEWS ITEMS
Name: Conrad Stoll
Address: Tallewang
Area of Freehold in virtue of which lease is given: 444 3/4
Area: 1334
Rent: 2 1 9
County: Bligh
Parish: Goodiman
District: Cassilis
Source: New South Wales Government Gazette (Sydney, NSW : 1832 - 1900) Sat 30 Jul 1881 [Issue No.296 (SUPPLEMENT)] Page 3904
Source: New South Wales Government Gazette (Sydney, NSW : 1832 - 1900) Sat 30 Jul 1881 [Issue No.296 (SUPPLEMENT)] Page 3904
1900 - Bad Habit
Mr. Conrad Stoll, of Tallewang, has a unique advertisement in our Gulgong contemporary, and offers a reward of £25 for the conviction of the thieves who are in "the habit" of stealing: his cattle. We agree with Mr. Stoll that the habit, like cigarette smoking, is one to be discouraged.
Source: Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative (NSW : 1890 - 1954) Fri 15 Jun 1900 Page 10
1900 - AUCTION
Auctioneer McDonough will sell, on behalf of Mr. C. Stoll, Tallewang, on Wednesday, 21st inst., at the Gulgong yards, 20 very fine bullocks. They are stated to be an excellent lot.
1901 - GULGONG AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL ASSOC. - TENTH EXHIBITION.
SPECIAL PRIZES - SECTION B - CATTLE; DURHAMS
SPECIAL PRIZES - SECTION B - CATTLE; DURHAMS
37 Best Bull, under 3 years, special presented by Mr. Conrad Stoll, Tallewang, prize 21s
1901 - ADVERTISEMENT
50 PRIME FAT CATTLE - FROM HIS TALLEWANG PADDOCK - CROSSING & COX have received instructions from Conrad Stoll Esq., to sell by auction at the Corporation yards on TUESDAY Next, 3rd December at 10 o'clock, 50 Prime fat cattle including some extra prime light summer beef.
1901 - [PURCHASE]
Mr. J. Stoll, of Tallowang, has purchased the Gulgong " Advertiser."On Tuesday the 'Mudgee Guardian.' Newspaper Proprietary purchased from Mr. J. C. Stoll the 'Gulgong Advertiser' as a going concern, together with the book debts. The 'Advertiser' will be run distinctly as a Gulgong district paper, and considerable improvements will be made in the paper.
Source: Mudgee Guardian an d North-Western Representative (NSW : 1890 - 1954) Thu 22 May 1902 Page 11
LEFT £38,998 - WEALTHY WIDOW
1909 - GULGONG, Monday.
Mr. J. J. L. Jackson recently sold his freehold and conditional purchase, comprising 1200 acres, to Mr. G. Jackson, for £3673 17s 9d, or £3 2s an acre. Another sale of the same property has now eventuated, at a considerable advance in price on the first. This time the purchaser was Mr. J. C. H. Stoll.
1910 - TRUCKING YARDS AT TALLEWANG.
The following letter has been received by Messrs. R. Jones and H. E. Horne, M's.L.A., from the Chief Commissioner for Railways:— Gentlemen, — Referring to the petition signed by Messrs. S. B. Rouse, Conrad Stoll, W. Lincoln and others, forwarded under cover of your endorsement of November 5, 1909, asking for the provision of trucking yards at Tallewang, on the Gulgong-Dunedoo Railway Extension, I have the honor to inform you that this matter has received inquiry. From this, it appears that only one truck of sheep from the direction of Tallewang, has been despatched from Gulgong since the latter station was opened in April last. It does not appear, therefore, that there would be sufficient traffic to justify the provision of the trucking yards, but the matter will be watched, and if it is found that trucking facilities are required, small hurdle yards, with a portable race on the wool dump could be supplied.
Source: Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative (NSW : 1890 - 1954) Thu 20 Jan 1910 Page 15
1919 - Death of Mr. Conrad Stoll.
Mr Johann Conrad Heinrich Stoll, a very old and highly respected resident, died at Gulgong. He was 85 years of age, and a native of the old Free City of Hamburg. He came to Sydney in one of his father's ships, and later (some 60 years ago) settled down in the Denison Town district. Later he took up land at Tallewang, on which he lived up to the time of his death. He was a great lover of Australia, Mr. Stoll leaves besides a wife two daughters (Mrs. Arthur Croft, and Mrs. Ernie Saunders, of Gulgong) and nine grandchildren.
Source: Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative (NSW : 1890 - 1954) Thu 6 Mar 1919 Page 15
1919 - PROBATE
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES - Probate Jurisdiction—In the Will of JOHANN CONRAD HEINRICH STOLL late of Gulgong in the State of New South Wales Grazier deceased—Application will be made after fourteen days from the publication hereof that Probate of the last Will of the abovenamed deceased may be granted to JANE STOLL and EDWARD JAMES LOWE the Executors named in the said Will and all notices may be served at the offices of the undersigned to whom all claims should be sent within the above-mentioned period. FITZROY STACY, Proctor Gulgong. Sydney Agents, A B SHAW and McDONALD, Solicitors 163 Pitt-street Sydney.
Source: The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Thu 6 Mar 1919 Page 1
1919 - FAMILY NOTICES - STOLL.
The Remains of the late JANE STOLL will be laid to rest in tho Church of England Cemetery, Gulgong, THIS AFTERNOON, at 3 p.m.
GEO. ANDREWS, Funeral Directors, Head Offlce. Ashfield.
In conjunction with F. J, TURNER, Gulgong.
1927 - Deaths at Gulgong - MRS. JANE STOLL.
Another old district identity passed away on February 18, in the person of Mrs. Jane Stoll, relict of the late J. C. H. Stoll, of Tallewang. Mrs. Stoll was the third daughter of the late Mr. Hugh Dougherty, and came from a family of noted pioneers. She was born at Burrundulla, Mudgee, on August 29, 1852. Her father farmed what is now known as Smith's farm, and is believed to be the first lessee of that now historic spot of land. Later on Mr. Dougherty moved to Tallewang with his family, selected land in the then wild bush, and raised a large family. Mrs Stoll married early in life, and resided in the district until a few years back, when she purchased a residence in Marrickville, where she lived until her demise. She leaves two daughters — Mrs. Isabella Saunders, of Marrickville, and Mrs. A. Croft, of "Belambi," Gulgong. A few days prior to her death she caught a cold, developed broncho-pneumonia, and passed away in a few hours, despite the efforts of a skilful doctor and a trained nurse.
Her remains were brought on to Gulgong, where she was laid beside her life's partner in the local cemetery. The Rev. L. V. Caldwell officiated in the Church and at the graveside. Among those present were Mr. R. Dougherty (brother, aged 81), of Leadville; and Mrs. Annie Lund (sister, aged 79) of Tallewang.
1927 - PROBATE
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES—Probate Jurisdiction - In the Will of JANE STOLL late of Marrickville in the State of New South Wales formerly of Gulgong in the said State Widow deceased—Application will be made after four teen days from the publication hereof that Probate of the Will of the abovenamed deceased may be granted to ARTHUR CROFT one of the Executors therein named (ERNEST WILLIAM BOULTON the other Executor therein named having renounced Probate). All persons having any claims against the Estate of the abovenamed deceased are hereby required to send partitulars thereof to the undersigned at whose offices all notices may be served J J DOWD Proctor for Executor Gulgong. By his Agent C MILBOURNE MARSH Solicitor 28 Martin place Sydney.
Jane Stoll, of Marrickville, formerly of Gulgong, widow, died on February 18 last, aged 74½ a years, and her estate has now, for probate purposes, been sworn at £38,998. This wealth she left for the benefit of her daughters, Isabella Mary Saunders and Helena Augusta Croft, and their children.
