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John Knipe

Birth25 Sep 1781 - Not Available
Death11 Feb 1843 - Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
MotherAmelia Bagley
FatherSamuel Knipe GG4ST

Born on 25 Sep 1781 to Samuel Knipe GG4ST and Amelia Bagley. John Knipe married Anna Penelope Legg and had 9 children. He passed away on 11 Feb 1843 in Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa.

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Parents
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Samuel Knipe Gg4st
1747 - 1818
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Amelia Bagley
1755 - 1831
Spouse(s)
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Anna Penelope Legg
1786 - 1878
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Mary Legg
1782 - 1822
Children Show all
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Samuel J. Knipe
1811 - 1879
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John William Knipe
1813 - 1831
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Mary Price Knipe
1814 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Knipe
1816 - Unknown
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Hannah Knipe
1817 - 1839
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Henry Knipe
1809 - Unknown
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Richard Knipe
1820 - Unknown
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Ann Knipe
1814 - 1839
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Henry Knipe
1795 - 1869

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