Margaretha Wilhelmina Elizabeth Mary Kolbe

…Born 8 June 1819 — recorded in the tree, literally, as "?Sunderland, Durham, England? Ireland? High Seas?" Trades Carpenter and Builder · timmerman en bouwvakker · Grocer · Labourer — five occupation records, all working trades Married c. 23 February 1846, Dutch Reformed Church, Colesberg — Margaretha Wilhelmina Elizabeth Mary Kolbe Died 3 August 1903 on the farm Manorowen , Barkly East — the tree gives 25 August; his 1915 death notice gives the 3rd. His son James Henry died there too, in 1939, aged 92 The 1915 death notice is now in hand The tree carried a long research note describing three conflicting documents.…

…George was Kathleen's son. Anna was Hendrik's granddaughter. They were first cousins once removed , and their common ancestors are John Augustus Barry I and Margaretha Wilhelmina Elizabeth Mary Kolbe . What follows from it Catherine Mary Sophia Booyzen descends from John Augustus Barry I and Margaretha Kolbe twice — once through her father, once through her mother. This is pedigree collapse : she has fewer distinct ancestors than the arithmetic of generations predicts.…

…1863 David Schalk Booysen · b. 9 Jun 1848 Willem Hermanus “William Henry” Booyzen · 4 May 1851 – 13 Sep 1905 (the direct line) Magdalena Johanna Francina Booysen · b. 16 Jul 1853 Jan Gerhardus Lodewicus Booysen · b. 4 Dec 1855 Jacoba Catharina Booysen · b. 21 Sep 1857 John Augustus Barry I & Margaretha Wilhelmina Elizabeth Mary Kolbe John 1819 – 1903 · Margaretha 1826 – 1912 On whose word a record read here Married about 1850 at BURGHERSDORP — “probably”, says their own son on the 1915 notice, who did not know. His 1903 registration says they had ELEVEN children; the 1915 notice names EIGHT. Three are missing and this archive cannot name one of them. The Barrys 9 children John Augustus Barry II James Henry Barry · c.…

…He signed her death notice twenty-five years later. The 1863 notice → 20 August 1848 Cradock George Mountjoy & Maria Sophia Botha a record read here Certificate 735. Thirteen children — and their forenames run out through three more surnames. The namesakes → 1850 Cape Colony John Augustus Barry I & Margaretha Wilhelmina Elizabeth Mary Kolbe a record read here An Irish carpenter and a Settler's daughter. Both their death notices survive, filed on the same day in 1915, and the two disagree about when he died. The Barrys → bef. 1863 not recorded Petrus Jacobus Booysen & Johanna Margaritha Pretorius a record read here The second marriage his own death notice refuses to name.…

…Buried at the German Savoy Church, Strand. The Kolbes The Documents John Gottlob Kolbe Documented 7 mentions — — Of the London Kolbes. The Kolbes Julia Kolbe Documented 5 mentions — — One of the five Kolbe children whose death records are not yet read. Disputed The Documents Margaretha Wilhelmina Elizabeth Mary Kolbe Documented 10 mentions 1826 1912 His wife, married 1846. Daughter of the 1820 Settler — and the reason the Kolbe name runs through the Booyzens. The Kolbes The Women The Barrys Marian Kolbe Documented 5 mentions — — Of the London Kolbes. The Kolbes Peter Benjamin Kolbe Documented 4 mentions — — Of the Kolbe children.…

…Isabella Buckenjohn record ↗ South Africa, Civil Marriage Records, 1801-1974 Manuel Kolbe Birth 1908 · with: Agnes Wilhelmina Kellman record ↗ South Africa, Civil Marriage Records, 1801-1974 Margaret Kolbe Birth 1906 | Burial 1985 | Death 1985 Maitland, Cape Province, South Africa record ↗ South Africa, Cape, Cemetery Records, 1872-2011 Margaretha Wilhelmina Elizabeth Mary Kolbe reconstructed 1826 · 1912 no public link reconstructed by this archive Maria Kolbe Death 6 Apr 1942 | Burial 8 Apr 1942 Cape Province, South Africa | Birth 1872 record ↗ South Africa, Cape, Cemetery Records, 1872-2011 Maria Kolbe Death Cape Province, South Africa record ↗ South Africa, Cape, Probate Records of the Master of the High Court, 1822-1990 Maria Wilhelmina Isabella Kolbe Birth 1905 | Bu…

…1 December 1844 at the farm "Wurtemburg", Colesberg district. Cape Archives, Master's Office. Not yet ordered. SAG "b3" The generation code recorded against Margaretha Wilhelmina Elizabeth Mary Kolbe at her 1846 marriage — a pointer into the published Suid-Afrikaanse Geslagsregisters . Not yet followed. KAB: MOOC 6/9/21: 4393 (1840) Death notice of JAMES MONTJOY , saddler, d. Cradock September 1827. Read in full — located at image 338 of 2,223 on film 007844936 by interpolating reference numbers, since it is not name-indexed.…

…His own names his mother — and gives his place of last marriage as ZEERUST, in the district of Marico. Hendrik Stefanus Booijsen Koedoesfontein Marico 2 Aug 1912 Life Margaret Elizabeth Barry née Kolbe dies at Manorowen In her son's house, forty miles from her father's carved headstone. Margaretha Wilhelmina Elizabeth Mary Kolbe Manorowen 7 Sep 1912 Document Harriet Louisa Barry dies of typhoid at Cherryville, aged eighteen Entered as DUTCH, born in the district of Barkly East — nine years after the same printed question called her grandfather an Irishman. Harriet Louisa Barry Cherryville Manorowen 13 May 1915 Document “Father: Kolbe, thinks James was christian name.…

…His son's 1903 registration says only: an Irishman, born in Ireland. Margaretha W. E. M. Kolbe 1826 – 1912 Margaretha Wilhelmina Elizabeth Mary Kolbe · 1826 – 1912 George Augustus Kolbe 1802 – 1844 George Augustus Kolbe · 1802 – 1844 Johan Gottlieb Kolbe 1765 – 1845 Johan Gottlieb Kolbe · 1765 – 1845 Margaret Downing c.1804 – 1867 Margaret Downing · c.1804 – 1867 John Paul Downing — – — John Paul Downing · — – — Anna Johanna M.…

…1899) is a worn-down copy of Frederik Fortunatus Kolbe (b. 1839), by way of Frederick Fortunatus Barry (b. 1863). The women's families did not vanish into the Booyzen name. They were carried inside it. They worked Three occupations are recorded for women in this ancestry. All three are manual. Name Dates Occupation as recorded Margaretha Wilhelmina Elizabeth Mary Kolbe 1826–1912 LAUNDRESS Catherine Maria Sophia “Kathleen” Barry 1859–1940 Needle Woman — and, at her death, “Home Duties” and “Military Pensioner”. No son of hers is among the First World War dead; the pension must come from one who served and survived.…