Petrus Jacobus Kolbe of Burgersdorp
Third of the three children of George Augustus Kolbe and Anna Maria Viljoen. FamilySearch 1:1:6F4H-63P2, image 795. NOT FOLLOWED OUT OF THE FONT — and the forenames are Booysen forenames as much as Kolbe ones, which is worth nothing on its own and is written down anyway.
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The record
| Name | Petrus Jacobus Kolbe of Burgersdorp |
| Also written | indexed “Petrus Jacs” |
| Born | 11 Aug 1865, baptised 8 Oct 1865 at Burgersdorp |
| Died | — |
| Line | Kolbe |
| Confidence | Documented |
What the archive holds
Third of the three children of George Augustus Kolbe and Anna Maria Viljoen. FamilySearch 1:1:6F4H-63P2, image 795. NOT FOLLOWED OUT OF THE FONT — and the forenames are Booysen forenames as much as Kolbe ones, which is worth nothing on its own and is written down anyway.
The Marriages
…Kolbe of Piet Retief Aug 1865 28 Nov 1919, Piet Retief Peter Benjamin Kolbe 1840, Colesberg — from the family list only — Petronella Jacoba Adriana Kolbe 2 Oct 1877, baptised 18 Nov 1877 at Colesberg 1959 — estate NAB MSCE 131/1959 Petrus Jacobus Kolbe of 1852 4 May 1852, baptised 7 Jun 1852 7 Nov 1919, Bloemfontein — aged 67 Petrus Jacobus Kolbe of Burgersdorp 11 Aug 1865, baptised 8 Oct 1865 at Burgersdorp — Pietrus Emelius Strucker Kolbe 1876 — Susanna Margaretha Swart 26 Oct 1861 28 Jul 1940 Williem Johannes Kolbe of Panfontein 2 Aug 1847, baptised Fauresmith 12 Mar 1848 23 Apr 1941, Meriba, district Bloemfontein — aged 93 Held on 76 a record read here · 6 inferred · 1 family tree. Mountjoy 81 people The hinge.…
The People
…HER INDEX ROW READS ONLY “Joha Catha” — the surname survives in the citation and not in the Name column, which is the same failure that hid two other children of this register. The thirteen Mountjoy children The Women Petrus Jacobus Kolbe of Burgersdorp also written indexed “Petrus Jacs” Documented 11 Aug 1865, baptised 8 Oct 1865 at Burgersdorp — Third of the three children of George Augustus Kolbe and Anna Maria Viljoen. FamilySearch 1:1:6F4H-63P2, image 795. NOT FOLLOWED OUT OF THE FONT — and the forenames are Booysen forenames as much as Kolbe ones, which is worth nothing on its own and is written down anyway.…
Petrus Jacobus Kolbe of Burgersdorp
…FamilySearch 1:1:6F4H-63P2, image 795. NOT FOLLOWED OUT OF THE FONT — and the forenames are Booysen forenames as much as Kolbe ones, which is worth nothing on its own and is written down anyway. Petrus Jacobus Kolbe of Burgersdorp b.…
The Register
…MSCE 131/1959 no public link reconstructed by this archive Petrus Jacobus Kolbe Birth 1852 · with: Margaretha Elisabeth Louw record ↗ South Africa, Civil Marriage Records, 1801-1974 Petrus Jacobus Kolbe of 1852 reconstructed 4 May 1852, baptised 7 Jun 1852 · 7 Nov 1919, Bloemfontein — aged 67 no public link reconstructed by this archive Petrus Jacobus Kolbe of Burgersdorp reconstructed 11 Aug 1865, baptised 8 Oct 1865 at Burgersdorp no public link reconstructed by this archive Philip Kolbe Residence 364 Albert Road Woodstock Cape | Birth 1886 | Death 20 Apr 1916 Woodstock, Cape Province, South Africa record ↗ South Africa, Cape Province, Civil Records, 1840-1972 Philip Kolbe Death Maitland, Cape Province, South Africa | Burial 1916 record ↗ South Africa, Cape, Cem…
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