Family Group Sheet
NameHubert Ellis Stoll
Birth22 Dec 1917, Woodward Co., Oklahoma
Death8 Dec 1986, Fresno, Fresno Co., California
SpouseIva Jewell Lambert, 4C2R
Birth3 Jun 1921, Rowan Co., Kentucky
FatherHugh Oliver Lambert (~1891-1978)
MotherRachel Ellen Mauk (~1889-1955)
Children
1 FNorma Jean Stoll, 5C1R
2 FCarol Janet Stoll , 5C1R (Data Omitted for Privacy)*
3 MRonald Ellis Stoll , 5C1R (Data Omitted for Privacy)*
Notes for Hubert Ellis Stoll
The California death index lists Hubert Ellis Stoll, born 22 Dec 1917 in Oklahoma, died 8 Dec 1986 in Fresno Co., mother’s maiden name Whitenack.
The SSDI lists Hubert Stoll, born 22 Dec 1917, died Dec 1986, last residence Fresno, Fresno Co., California, SSN issued in Oklahoma before 1951.
The SSDI lists Hubert Stoll, born 22 Dec 1917, died Dec 1986, last residence Fresno, Fresno Co., California, SSN issued in Oklahoma before 1951.
Notes for Iva Jewell Lambert
The Kentucky Birth Index lists Huey J. Lambert, born 3 June 1921 in Rowan Co., mother’s maiden name Rachel Mauk.
Either Jewell had a twin who died young, or the first name is mistranscribed.
She was mentioned as a surviving sister Iva Stoll of California in the 2007 obituary of her sister Lela. The city directory for Fresno lists a Hubert E. Stoll and wife Iva living at 4471 E. Hedges Ave. in Fresno in 1958, and the U.S. Public Records Index lists Iva J. Stoll born 3 June 1921 at 26766 Greentree Ave, Madera, CA, undated but most entries are from the 1990’s.
Either Jewell had a twin who died young, or the first name is mistranscribed.
She was mentioned as a surviving sister Iva Stoll of California in the 2007 obituary of her sister Lela. The city directory for Fresno lists a Hubert E. Stoll and wife Iva living at 4471 E. Hedges Ave. in Fresno in 1958, and the U.S. Public Records Index lists Iva J. Stoll born 3 June 1921 at 26766 Greentree Ave, Madera, CA, undated but most entries are from the 1990’s.
Notes for Hubert Ellis & Iva Jewell (Family)
Oliver Lambert’s obituary lists one of his surviving daughters as Iva Jewell Sto.., Fresno, Calif., where the “..” represents a tear in the newspaper wide enough for one or two letters, such as Stone, Story, or Stow.
