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      • UF Deutsch Südwestafrika
      • UF Deutsch-Südwest
      • UF Deutsch-Südwest-Afrika
      • UF Deutsch-Suedwestafrika
      • UF Deutschsüdwestafrika
      • UF DSWA
      • UF Deutsch-Südwestafrika

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        Kolbe, Frederick William (1821-1899)
        RMG 1.583 a-b · File · 1844-1860, 1893, o. J., 1847-1848
        Part of Archive and Museum Foundation of the VEM (Archivtektonik)

        1844-1847 in Capeland, 1848-1852 in Worchester, Otjikango, Okahandja, Otjimbingue, leaving, from 1852 preacher at the Cap, Paarl; sacred poems and songs, composed and recorded by Friedrich Wilhelm Kolbe in his youth, octavheft, not published.Diary for Mr. Eickhoff, Gütersloh, with 7 drawings and explanations, 1847-1848; letters and diaries from various locations, including "Bericht über d. Überfall Jonker Afrikaners auf d. Missions-Station Schmelens Erwartung", 23.08.1850; rehearsal of the Rhine. Missionspresse, 1849; Report on the death of his wife Isabella Kolbe, née Elliott, 1893;

         Rhenish Missionary Society
        Printed programmes of charitable organizations
        Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg, Abt. Hauptstaatsarchiv Stuttgart, Q 1/7 Bü 35 · File · 1904-1915
        Part of Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg, Dept. Main State Archives Stuttgart (Archivtektonik)

        Contains: Hirsch, Lina: "Prologue to the seventieth anniversary of the Württemberg Women's Association for Needy Children", [Poem], Druck, 1904, 10 p.; "Wirtschaftliche Aufgaben. Blätter zur Förderung berufsständischer Tätigkeit" of 5 August 1908; programme of the colonial festival in favour of the Elisabeth House (maternity home) in Windhoek (Namibia) on 1 March 1913 in the Königsbau in Stuttgart; invitation to the general meeting of the Schulbauverein Stuttgart on 29 March 1915