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Kolbe · 4 mentions across 4 pages

Charles Samuel Kolbe

ONE OF THE EIGHT SONS, AND THE FIRST OF THE SEVEN TO BE GIVEN A DATE. Baptised 3 February 1807, father JOHN GOTTLEB, mother Mary, batch C15051-2. TNA RG 4/4631 folio 47 and again in the duplicate at RG 4/4630 folio 44: died 6 December 1807, buried 11 December, AGED 1 YEAR AND 10 DAYS — so born about 26 November 1806. He is entered in two volumes with the same death date and the same age to the day, which is a register and its duplicate and not two children.

Charles Samuel Kolbec. 26 Nov 1806 – 6 Dec 1807Kolbe
No household in this archive names this person, as a child or as a parent. They are here because a record names them, and that record stands alone.

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The record

NameCharles Samuel Kolbe
Bornc. 26 Nov 1806, bapt. 3 Feb 1807, ST ANNE’S SOHO
Died6 Dec 1807, buried 11 Dec 1807, German Lutheran Church
LineKolbe
ConfidenceDocumented

What the archive holds

ONE OF THE EIGHT SONS, AND THE FIRST OF THE SEVEN TO BE GIVEN A DATE. Baptised 3 February 1807, father JOHN GOTTLEB, mother Mary, batch C15051-2. TNA RG 4/4631 folio 47 and again in the duplicate at RG 4/4630 folio 44: died 6 December 1807, buried 11 December, AGED 1 YEAR AND 10 DAYS — so born about 26 November 1806. He is entered in two volumes with the same death date and the same age to the day, which is a register and its duplicate and not two children.

The childrenThe burials

One correction on this site names Charles Samuel Kolbe. A correction here is filed against the page it changed, not against a person, so until now it could be read on the corrections register and nowhere else — least of all on the page of the person it was about.
  • 16 Sep 2026 — The German Savoy registers are RG 4/4625, 4626, 4628 and 4631 for burials
    RG 4/4630 belongs on that list too. The 1807 burial of Charles Samuel Kolbe is entered in both 4631 and 4630, with the same death date and the same age to the day — a register and its duplicate. The archive's own note named five volumes and missed one. Where it stands →

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

…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 children The Kolbes Charles Samuel Kolbe Documented c. 26 Nov 1806, bapt. 3 Feb 1807, ST ANNE’S SOHO 6 Dec 1807, buried 11 Dec 1807, German Lutheran Church ONE OF THE EIGHT SONS, AND THE FIRST OF THE SEVEN TO BE GIVEN A DATE. Baptised 3 February 1807, father JOHN GOTTLEB, mother Mary, batch C15051-2.…

Charles Samuel Kolbe

…Baptised 3 February 1807, father JOHN GOTTLEB, mother Mary, batch C15051-2. TNA RG 4/4631 folio 47 and again in the duplicate at RG 4/4630 folio 44: died 6 December 1807, buried 11 December, AGED 1 YEAR AND 10 DAYS — so born about 26 November 1806.…

The Register

…17 Jan 1798, ST ANNE’S SOHO (b. 1797) no public link reconstructed by this archive Charles Samuel Kolbe reconstructed c. 26 Nov 1806, bapt.…

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