Paul Toll - Sources

Sources

  • Toll, Magnus: Paul Toll 1882-1946, ingeniör-entreprenör. 1996. Swedish language. No ISBN. Private book, written by Magnus Toll, 1925–1997, youngest son of Paul Toll and his wife Gunhild, née Engwall. The booklet was distributed to family-members, i.g. all descendants of Paul Toll and his wife Gunhild.

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