Charles Kolbe
ONE OF THE EIGHT SONS, NAMED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Father John, mother Mary. Batch C15051-2. HIS DEATH IS NOT IN THE GERMAN LUTHERAN REGISTER, which holds six other Kolbe burials — but a second son was christened CHARLES Samuel nine years later, and families reused a name when the first child carrying it had died. That is an inference and not a record.
Every record naming Charles Kolbe →
No family is drawn here, because none is recorded. This archive holds Charles Kolbe as a name on a document — a witness at a font, a signature on a form, a person named in someone else's list — and has no record of who their parents, spouse or children were. That is a statement about the sources, not about the person. Every record naming them →
The record
| Name | Charles Kolbe |
| Also written | the first of two sons given that name |
| Born | bapt. 17 Jan 1798, ST ANNE’S SOHO (b. 1797) |
| Died | — |
| Line | Kolbe |
| Confidence | Documented |
| From a tree | not documented That he died before 1807. It rests on the reuse of the name, not on a burial entry. — the rest of this record rests on documents this archive has read, and that part does not. |
What the archive holds
ONE OF THE EIGHT SONS, NAMED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Father John, mother Mary. Batch C15051-2. HIS DEATH IS NOT IN THE GERMAN LUTHERAN REGISTER, which holds six other Kolbe burials — but a second son was christened CHARLES Samuel nine years later, and families reused a name when the first child carrying it had died. That is an inference and not a record.
The Marriages
…17 Jan 1798, ST ANNE’S SOHO (b. 1797) — Charles Samuel Kolbe c. 26 Nov 1806, bapt. 3 Feb 1807, ST ANNE’S SOHO 6 Dec 1807, buried 11 Dec 1807, German Lutheran Church Charlotte Anne Callaghan c.…
The People
…This archive had called it a Barry name. It is a Kolbe name, and it belongs to a woman who never married into the Booyzens at all. She is also godmother at Burgersdorp in 1853, two entries above her sister Mary Elizabeth's son. The Barry fonts The Kolbes The Women Charles Kolbe also written the first of two sons given that name Documented bapt. 17 Jan 1798, ST ANNE’S SOHO (b. 1797) — ONE OF THE EIGHT SONS, NAMED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Father John, mother Mary. Batch C15051-2.…
Charles Kolbe
…Father John, mother Mary. Batch C15051-2. HIS DEATH IS NOT IN THE GERMAN LUTHERAN REGISTER, which holds six other Kolbe burials — but a second son was christened CHARLES Samuel nine years later, and families reused a name when the first child carrying it had died. That is an inference and not a record. Charles Kolbe b. bapt.…
Frederick Charles Kolbe
…Baptised 12 March 1805, father JOHN GOTTLEB, mother Mary, batch C15051-2. TNA RG 4/4631 folio 49: died 8 March 1809, AGED 4 YEARS AND 6 WEEKS — which puts his birth at the end of January 1805, six weeks before the font. Frederick Charles Kolbe bapt. 12 Mar 1805 – 8 Mar 1809 Kolbe No household in this archive names this person, as a child or as a parent.…
The Register
…1873 — death notice KAB MOOC 6/9/145, 9981 no public link reconstructed by this archive Augustus Kolbe Birth 1926 · with: Anna Catharina Pienaar record ↗ South Africa, Civil Marriage Records, 1801-1974 Augustus Kolbe Enslin reconstructed 7 Sep 1853, baptised 23 Oct 1853 at Burgersdorp no public link reconstructed by this archive Bernard Charles Kolbe Probate 1939 Cape Province, South Africa record ↗ South Africa, Cape, Probate Records of the Master of the High Court, 1822-1990 Bertha Kolbe Death 2 Apr 1953 Pretoria, Transvaal, South Africa | Birth 1886 record ↗ South Africa, Transvaal, Civil Death, 1869-1954 Blank Francious Kolbe Birth 1899 Wakkerstroom, Transvaal | Death 12 Jun 1962 Parys, Parys, Orange Free State, South Africa record ↗ Sout…
Others on the Kolbe side
All 369 people → · The places → · Search the archive →
A dossier is every mention of a person anywhere in this archive, gathered automatically after the site is built and linked back to the page it appears on. Identity here is by NAME, not by resolved individual — where two people share a name they share this page, and the archive says so rather than guessing. Nothing on a dossier page is new evidence; it is the same evidence, brought together.