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William Knott

Birth1861 - Sandwich, Dist of Eastry, County of Kent, England
Death12 Jul 1929 - Gaza, South Australia, Australia
MotherAnn Beech Elizabeth Minter
FatherWilliam Knott

Born in Sandwich, Dist of Eastry, County of Kent, England on 1861 to William Knott and Ann Beech Elizabeth Minter. William Knott married Jane Rendell and had 7 children. He passed away on 12 Jul 1929 in Gaza, South Australia, Australia.

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William Knott
1827 - 1917
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Ann Beech Elizabeth Minter
1827 - 1873
Spouse(s)
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Jane Rendell
1860 - 1938
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Horace Edgar Knott
1888 - 1962
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John Ernest (Jack) Knott
1881 - 1964
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Walter Henry Knott
1885 - 1960
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Mabel Jane Knott
1882 - 1950
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William Herbert Knott
1880 - 1948
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Howard Spencer Oliver Knott
1892 - 1918
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Alma Emily Knott
1890 - 1972

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