Wife of George
The first official South Australian record of George Kollosche in Blumberg was his marriage, as “Workman, age 28” to Auguste Luise Henriette Henel age 20, both residents of Blumberg at the Evangelical Lutheran Church.
George built a cottage in Blumberg, one of a group of three on the south side of the main road near the entrance to the town. He and Auguste had ten children. There was a gap between Johanna, their first child born in 1859, and the fifth, George Ernest born in 1867, where three children born in that period are not recorded in the Blumberg Church records.
George and Auguste lived in Blumberg until George’s death on 9th April 1891. He is buried in an unmarked but located grave in the Blumberg General Cemetery, next to his daughter Mary Tucker and grand-daughter Violet Tucker.
Auguste remained in Blumberg until about 1901, when the cottage was sold for £ 50. She moved to Adelaide where she lived with members of her family until her death on 16th July 1917. She was survived by five sons and three daughters. Auguste is buried in a marked grave in the Hindmarsh Cemetery, Adelaide.
The first official South Australian record of George Kollosche in Blumberg was his marriage, as “Workman, age 28” to Auguste Luise Henriette Henel age 20, both residents of Blumberg at the Evangelical Lutheran Church.
George built a cottage in Blumberg, one of a group of three on the south side of the main road near the entrance to the town. He and Auguste had ten children. There was a gap between Johanna, their first child born in 1859, and the fifth, George Ernest born in 1867, where three children born in that period are not recorded in the Blumberg Church records.
George and Auguste lived in Blumberg until George’s death on 9th April 1891. He is buried in an unmarked but located grave in the Blumberg General Cemetery, next to his daughter Mary Tucker and grand-daughter Violet Tucker.
Auguste remained in Blumberg until about 1901, when the cottage was sold for £ 50. She moved to Adelaide where she lived with members of her family until her death on 16th July 1917. She was survived by five sons and three daughters. Auguste is buried in a marked grave in the Hindmarsh Cemetery, Adelaide.
Wife of George
The first official South Australian record of George Kollosche in Blumberg was his marriage, as “Workman, age 28” to Auguste Luise Henriette Henel age 20, both residents of Blumberg at the Evangelical Lutheran Church.
George built a cottage in Blumberg, one of a group of three on the south side of the main road near the entrance to the town. He and Auguste had ten children. There was a gap between Johanna, their first child born in 1859, and the fifth, George Ernest born in 1867, where three children born in that period are not recorded in the Blumberg Church records.
George and Auguste lived in Blumberg until George’s death on 9th April 1891. He is buried in an unmarked but located grave in the Blumberg General Cemetery, next to his daughter Mary Tucker and grand-daughter Violet Tucker.
Auguste remained in Blumberg until about 1901, when the cottage was sold for £ 50. She moved to Adelaide where she lived with members of her family until her death on 16th July 1917. She was survived by five sons and three daughters. Auguste is buried in a marked grave in the Hindmarsh Cemetery, Adelaide.
The first official South Australian record of George Kollosche in Blumberg was his marriage, as “Workman, age 28” to Auguste Luise Henriette Henel age 20, both residents of Blumberg at the Evangelical Lutheran Church.
George built a cottage in Blumberg, one of a group of three on the south side of the main road near the entrance to the town. He and Auguste had ten children. There was a gap between Johanna, their first child born in 1859, and the fifth, George Ernest born in 1867, where three children born in that period are not recorded in the Blumberg Church records.
George and Auguste lived in Blumberg until George’s death on 9th April 1891. He is buried in an unmarked but located grave in the Blumberg General Cemetery, next to his daughter Mary Tucker and grand-daughter Violet Tucker.
Auguste remained in Blumberg until about 1901, when the cottage was sold for £ 50. She moved to Adelaide where she lived with members of her family until her death on 16th July 1917. She was survived by five sons and three daughters. Auguste is buried in a marked grave in the Hindmarsh Cemetery, Adelaide.
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