William Knowles

BirthABT 1645 - Portsmouth, Newport Co., Rhode Island

Death21 Apr 1727 - South Kingstown, Kings Co, Rhode Island, United States

MotherElizabeth Bratherton Potter - Knowles - Baulston (Immigrant) (Eng to RI) (arriv 1630)

FatherHenry Knowles

Born in Portsmouth, Newport Co., Rhode Island on ABT 1645 to Henry Knowles and Elizabeth Bratherton Potter - Knowles - Baulston (Immigrant) (Eng to RI) (arriv 1630). William Knowles married Alice Fish and had 9 children. He passed away on 21 Apr 1727 in South Kingstown, Kings Co, Rhode Island, United States.

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Parents

Henry Knowles
1608 - 1670

Elizabeth Bratherton Potter - Knowles - Baulston (Immigrant) (Eng To Ri) (Arriv 1630)
1609 - 1670

Spouse(s)

Alice Fish
1652 - 1734

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Margaret Knowles
1692 - 1732

Alice Knowles
1693 - 1732

Henry Knowles
1675 - 1740

Robert Knowles
1689 - 1759

Daniel Knowles
1691 - 1759

Mary Knowles
1691 - 1759

William Knowles
1677 - 1747

John Knowles
1687 - 1771

Rose Knowles
1675 - 1732

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