Charles was born to parents William Collins Sr. 1764-1818 and Elizabeth Godfrey (no dates). The family lived at 7 Magdalen Street across from the church (site of a current day Sainsbury's) in Oxford where they operated a bakery.
William Sr. and Elizabeth had the following children:
Will Collins 1795-1797
William Collins 1797-1875
Harriet Collins 1798-???? (mentioned in her father's Will)
Charles Collins 1801-1899
Charles wed Ann Beesley Kilbee on July 30, 1822 at St. Mary the Virgin in Kidlington where Charles owned a small farm.
The couple had the following children:
Charles Kilbee Collins 1823-1900
Elizabeth Ann Collins 1825-1911
Sarah Collins 1827-1899
William Collins 1829-1829
George Collins 1830-1893
Francis Collins 1832-1873
Harriet Collins 1833-????
John Collins 1836-1928
Mary Collins 1838-????
Martha Collins 1840-1846
Louisa Collins 1842-1931
Frederick Henry Collins 1846-1860
Charles died at Steeple Barton and was buried alongside Ann on February 26 1889.
Unfortunately, the couple's actual burial site was covered over by a church expansion project so no photo exits of their memorial or its transcription.
William Sr. and Elizabeth had the following children:
Will Collins 1795-1797
William Collins 1797-1875
Harriet Collins 1798-???? (mentioned in her father's Will)
Charles Collins 1801-1899
Charles wed Ann Beesley Kilbee on July 30, 1822 at St. Mary the Virgin in Kidlington where Charles owned a small farm.
The couple had the following children:
Charles Kilbee Collins 1823-1900
Elizabeth Ann Collins 1825-1911
Sarah Collins 1827-1899
William Collins 1829-1829
George Collins 1830-1893
Francis Collins 1832-1873
Harriet Collins 1833-????
John Collins 1836-1928
Mary Collins 1838-????
Martha Collins 1840-1846
Louisa Collins 1842-1931
Frederick Henry Collins 1846-1860
Charles died at Steeple Barton and was buried alongside Ann on February 26 1889.
Unfortunately, the couple's actual burial site was covered over by a church expansion project so no photo exits of their memorial or its transcription.
Charles was born to parents William Collins Sr. 1764-1818 and Elizabeth Godfrey (no dates). The family lived at 7 Magdalen Street across from the church (site of a current day Sainsbury's) in Oxford where they operated a bakery.
William Sr. and Elizabeth had the following children:
Will Collins 1795-1797
William Collins 1797-1875
Harriet Collins 1798-???? (mentioned in her father's Will)
Charles Collins 1801-1899
Charles wed Ann Beesley Kilbee on July 30, 1822 at St. Mary the Virgin in Kidlington where Charles owned a small farm.
The couple had the following children:
Charles Kilbee Collins 1823-1900
Elizabeth Ann Collins 1825-1911
Sarah Collins 1827-1899
William Collins 1829-1829
George Collins 1830-1893
Francis Collins 1832-1873
Harriet Collins 1833-????
John Collins 1836-1928
Mary Collins 1838-????
Martha Collins 1840-1846
Louisa Collins 1842-1931
Frederick Henry Collins 1846-1860
Charles died at Steeple Barton and was buried alongside Ann on February 26 1889.
Unfortunately, the couple's actual burial site was covered over by a church expansion project so no photo exits of their memorial or its transcription.
William Sr. and Elizabeth had the following children:
Will Collins 1795-1797
William Collins 1797-1875
Harriet Collins 1798-???? (mentioned in her father's Will)
Charles Collins 1801-1899
Charles wed Ann Beesley Kilbee on July 30, 1822 at St. Mary the Virgin in Kidlington where Charles owned a small farm.
The couple had the following children:
Charles Kilbee Collins 1823-1900
Elizabeth Ann Collins 1825-1911
Sarah Collins 1827-1899
William Collins 1829-1829
George Collins 1830-1893
Francis Collins 1832-1873
Harriet Collins 1833-????
John Collins 1836-1928
Mary Collins 1838-????
Martha Collins 1840-1846
Louisa Collins 1842-1931
Frederick Henry Collins 1846-1860
Charles died at Steeple Barton and was buried alongside Ann on February 26 1889.
Unfortunately, the couple's actual burial site was covered over by a church expansion project so no photo exits of their memorial or its transcription.
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