Abstract from “Davidson County,
Tennessee Naturalizations 1803-1906”, Mary Sue Smith, 1997 - Criminal Court
Div. 1, MB W p292 Bolles, Frank – {Naturalized}a native of Oldenburg, Germany;
born in the city of Damina on 2 Feb 1848; immigrated to the United States in
1866, landing in New York, being then 18 years of age; has been his intenetion
for more than three years to become a citizen;
renounces his allegiance to the Prince of Herseg. –upon the foregoing petition and the fact
that he came to this country prior to being 18 years old…decree he be admitted
to citizenship, 12 June 1878.
1880 Census for Tennessee, Davidson County page 225A
Bolles, Frank age 32
Bolles, Sophia age 22
Bolles, Minnie age 1
Bolles, Sophia age 3
Frank Bolles and Sophia Boehler were
married May 25, 1875, bondsman was Fred Hosse and ceremony was performed by
Joseph Uphause, M.G. Davidson County
original marriage licenses and bonds – Metro Archives
Junius Ruth and Wilhelmina Bolles were married August 14,
1911. The ceremony was performed by J.
Francis McCloud, rector of St. Andrews Episcopal Church Davidson County
original marriage licenses and bonds – Metro Archives
(1911 Nasvhille city
directory – St Andrews listed at 49th
Ave SE corner of Michigan Ave.)
Junius Ruth was not listed in
the 1911 city directory. Minnie Bolles
was living with her mother Sophia at 1216 3rd Ave. N. This address was between Madison and Monroe
Streets.
Annual Report of the Public Schools of Nashville, Tennessee
1896-1897
page 15, Annual
Commencement of the Fogg High School at Theater Vendome, Wednesday Evening,
June 2, 1897.
List of Graduates
Wilhelmine Bolles – Graduated with high scholarship.
Annual Report of the Public Schools of Nashville, Tennessee
1893-1894
page 83, Grammar
Department Graduates. Fogg School,
January. Bolles, Wilhelmina.
Annual Report of the Public Schools of Nashville, Tennessee
1901-1902
page 5, List of Teachers, Miss Wilhelmine Bolles.
page 51, Elliott School, Miss Wilhelmine Bolles, Assistant,
Fourth-A Grade.
Annual Report of the Public Schools of Nashville, Tennessee
1902-1903
page 5, List of Teachers, Miss Wilhelmine Bolles.
page 47, Elliott School, Miss Wilhelmine Bolles, Assistant,
First Floor, Fourth-B Grade.
Annual Report of the Public Schools of Nashville, Tennessee
1903-1904
page 5, List of Teachers, Miss Wilhelmine Bolles.
page 60, Elliott School, Miss Minnie Bolles, Assistant,
Fourth Grade.
Annual Report of the Public Schools of Nashville, Tennessee
1904-1905
page 5, List of Teachers, Miss Wilhelmine Bolles.
page 46, Elliott School, Miss Minnie Bolles, Third-A Grade.
Annual Report of the Public Schools of Nashville, Tennessee
1905-1906
page 5, List of Teachers, Miss Wilhelmine Bolles.
page 59, Elliott School, Miss Minnie Bolles, Fourth-B Grade.
Annual Report of the Public Schools of Nashville, Tennessee
1906-1907
page 5, List of Teachers, Miss Wilhelmine Bolles.
page 51, Elliott School, Miss Minnie Bolles, Fourth-A Grade.
Annual Report of the Public Schools of Nashville, Tennessee
1907-1908
page 5, List of Teachers, Miss Wilhelmine Bolles.
page 35, Elliott School, Miss Minnie Bolles, Fourth-B Grade.
Annual Report of the Public Schools of Nashville, Tennessee
1908-1909
page 5, List of Teachers, Miss Wilhelmine Bolles.
page 51, Elliott School, Miss Minnie Bolles, Fourth-A Grade,
Organist.
Annual Report of the Public Schools of Nashville, Tennessee
1909-1910
same as 1908-1909
Annual Report of the Public Schools of Nashville, Tennessee
1910-1911
same as 1908-1909
Annual Report of the Public Schools of Nashville, Tennessee
1911-191
page 6, List of Teachers, Miss Wilhelmine Bolles. Resigned.
The original Ninth Ward School was established in 1865 and
was located at the corner of Madison and N Cherry streets. The building The Ninth Ward School was built
in 1873 at the corner of Jefferson and Norht High Streets. The name of the school was changed to Elliott School at the beginning of the
1890-91 school-year. The name change was
in honor of George B. Elliott who died in April of 1890. Mr. Elliott was the Principal of Tarbox
School at the time of his death.
