Middlesbrough Newspapers

Daily Gazette for Middlesbrough etc (1869-1881) 

Tue 2 Aug 1887	Birth
	Knaggs – On the 1st inst., the wife of W. T. Knaggs, Albert Terrace, Middlesbrough, of a son <This is Maurice>

Middlesbrough Gazette (1870-1900) – Thanks to John Knaggs of Redcar

27th July 1870. Absconding Apprentice.

Henry Robinson 13 years old an apprentice was charged by Joseph Knaggs with absenting himself from his service on the 17th inst. Complainant said the boy whom he hired three years ago at Guisborough left on Sunday the 17th inst and came back on Monday saying that a girl ordered him off and a boy struck him. He wanted his clothes back which complainant would not give him. The case was dismissed on defendant agreeing to return to his place and paying expenses.

19th August 1870. Norton Show.

Best six pears for dessert 1st prize: R Knaggs.

26th October 1870. Guisborough Police Court.

Police constable Simpson charged Alfred Todd with being drunk and riotous at Guisborough near Mr (Robert) Knagg’s drinking house (The Fox Inn)

Saturday 11th March 1871. Boat Accidents on the East Coast Five men drowned.

Bridlington Quay, Friday Afternoon (10th). A fishing coble was upset last night off Flamborough Head; during the storm Stephenson Knaggs his son and nephew were drowned.

22nd March 1871. Non Payment of wages.

Hannah Love a servant summoned Thomas Knaggs at Guisborough Police Court for non payment of 17s alleged due to her for services rendered. Complainant said she was engaged on the 1st of February at Stockton Register Office the rate of wages to be 10 guineas a year until May Day. A week gone Saturday Mrs Knaggs found fault with her for not getting on with her work and as she had been under medical treatment she told Mrs Knaggs she had done the best she could and if she did not do enough someone else should be engaged. Mrs Knaggs told her to go away and when she when back for the wages owed on Sunday was put out of the house by Mr Knaggs. Mrs Knaggs was called as witness and testified complainant was out of the house one night without leave. She also accused complainant of swearing and failing to clean her boots. The parties left the court afterwards in an endeavour to come to an arrangement but were not successful. Complainant said she was willing to return to her service. The bench then adjourned the hearing for three weeks to give further opportunity for settlement.

12th July 1871. Cricket.

R Knaggs played for? Match at Great Ayton (illegible)

21st November 1871. Middlesbrough Sanitary Committee.

Robert Knaggs was reported for having a foul ash pit at 28 Gosford St Middlesbrough where liquid filth was running into the house. He was ordered to put in a water closet.

22nd November 1871. Guisborough Police Court.

Cruelty to Horses. William King and George Knaggs were summoned by Antony Hartley for cruelty to horses belonging to the Saltburn Ironstone Co and doing damage valued at 16s. It appeared defendants were at work in a pit, one of the wagons got off the way and according to the testimony of two boys who were called, the defendants struck the horses with a whip and buckle end of a bearing rein, to make it pull the wagon onto the rails again. A veterinary surgeon said he was called to the horse on the evening of the next day, and found several cuts on it. Knaggs was fined 1s and 26s 6d costs. King was dismissed.

7th March 1872. Guisborough Police Court.

Appointment of Overseers and Constables: Thomas Knaggs appointed Constable, Pinchingthorpe, Geo. Carrick and Robert Ward, Overseers
 
3rd April 1872. Mining Accident near Whitby.

Freestone quarry Moor Hill End, Egton, near Whitby. A number of men were working when a large block of earth and stone fell. Two of the men were killed and another severely injured. The names of the deceased are Joseph Knaggs and Frank lu?d, both of Egton. The father of the latter was severely hurt.

3rd April 1872. Langbaurgh East Highway Board.

The first meeting at Town Hall Guisborough was held after annual election of way wardens. T. Knaggs for Morton and Joseph Knaggs for Upsall produced certificates of election and took their seats at the board. Discussion included consent for a telegraph line to be erected between Eston and Saltburn by the Post-master General and a diversion of the highway at Kirkleatham. Kirkleatham Ironstone Co was also allowed to install a three foot gauge tramway on a level crossing with provision for proper gates and an attendant for the protection of the public.

22nd May 1872. Guisborough Police Court.

Martin William Knaggs charged Joseph Sanderson with assaulting him, in the parish of Westerdale, on the 16th May. Complainant said that he was working at fences for the vicar of Westerdale when the defendant came in a state of intoxication and used abusive and insultive language. He afterwards pushed him down and threw an upright upon him, striking three blows upon him when on the ground. Defendant urged that this had occurred by accident when he had taken “oer much beer” He called two witnesses in defence. Defendant fined 20s and 20s in costs.

2nd August 1872. The Cleveland Agricultural Show.

1st prize: Cleveland Bay Filly Foals: Charles Knaggs, (Hardwick House Farm, Thorpe Road, Stockton on Tees).

21st August 1872. Sedgefield District Agricultural Show.

Foal Class: 1st prize of £1 to Charles Knaggs.

20th September 1872 Stokesley Agricultural Show.

1st prize: Filly foal, Charles Knaggs, Stockton.

19th October 1872. Classifieds.

Wanted: Strong Bootmaker; first-class price paid, apply W Knaggs Skelton, Marske by Sea.

22nd October 1872. Moore V Knaggs.

Ralph Moore, stonemason at Marske sued Robert Knaggs, brewer of Guisborough for £20 at Middlesbrough County Court. Mr Knaggs had taken Moore’s Hotel at Marske agreeing fixtures and any beer and spirits remaining. He paid for everything except the beer and gas. A lease was signed with Knaggs agreeing to provide fittings. He paid £2 into court for the latter but disputed the £18 for the beer, contending it was bad. It was ultimately decided that part of the beer was not good and a verdict was given for £10 2s.

28th to 30th October 1872. Middlesbrough Council Elections.

Robert Knaggs & M. Knaggs listed on public notice for Mr. Hedley’s election committee, Middlesbrough west ward.

13th November 1872. Brutal Assault on a Policeman.

At Guisborough Police Court case of George Green and Alfred Northrop charged with been drunk and disorderly and assaulting a Police Officer. Green had entered the Fox Inn Guisborough “excited by liquor” Robert Knaggs landlord refused him more. He became aggressive using foul language and was requested to leave the house. He refused and policeman was called. At which point Robert Knaggs had got him to the door P.C. Thompson fell to the floor attempting to remove Green from the doorway. Northorpe then held P.C. Thompson by the hair on the ground while green made good his escape.

Northorpe was consequently arrested while Green was captured by Sergeant Dove later at his home “while celebrating his escape with a quart of ale” Green was sentenced to one month’s hard labour at Nortallerton. Northorpe was fined 35s Inc costs or in default one months hard labour.

2nd December 1872. Bird and Pigeon Show Marske.

Exhibitor John Knaggs of Loftus won second prize at the Marske Literary Institute.

2nd March 1873. Using Threats.

Thos ward cab driver charged for using threats to Mr Knaggs cab proprietor was ordered to find two sureties of £10 each and £20 to keep the peace for one year at Middlesbrough Police Court.

16th July 1873. Local and District News.

Mr J Knaggs seconded proposal for building of a new Cemetery at Skelton.

18th July 1873. Master and Servant.

Edward Stephenson was charged with deserting the service of Thomas Knaggs, Farmer at Normanby. On Sunday complainant sent defendant to Church from which he did not return. Defendant did not appear and a warrant was granted for his apprehension.

2nd August 1873. Cleveland Agricultural Show.

J Knaggs of Guisborough won 2nd prize in filly foals class.

Monday 18th August. 1873 Local and District News.

Final heats in Mr. Price's 140 yards handicap foot race for a prize of £26 were run off at the Prince Arthur Bunning Grounds, 2nd place in 1st Heat to J. Knaggs of Middlesbrough.

18th August 1873. Public Notice.

Knaggs Brothers, Cab Proprietors, & Co begs to intimate that they have added the extensive business carried on for many years by Mr. J. Marshall, Station St Middlesbrough.

23rd August 1873. Norton Horticultural Exhibition.

R. Knaggs exhibitor at the Norton Floral and Horticultural Society annual show.

25th August 1873. Wilton, Eston and Normanby Agricultural Society Show.

Joseph Knaggs, Guisborough prize winner in Horse class.

19th September. 1873 Stokesley Show.

Joseph Knaggs of Upsall: 2nd prize winner horse class.

7th November to end December 1873. Classifieds (front page).

Knaggs Bros Cab Proprietors Begs to intimate they have added the extensive business carried on for many years by Mr J Marshall of 17 Station St. Contact 7, Zetland Rd and 17 Station St Middlesbrough for service.

8th November 1873. Langbaurgh Petty Sessions.

Master and Servant Case. John Edward Stephenson a boy of 14 charged Mr. Knaggs Farmer with ill using him. It was stated the boy was engaged last May day as a servant and alleged Knaggs struck him violently on the side of the head causing blood to sink into his ear. Knaggs denied this. The father of the boy asked that the contract might be annulled. The Magistrate annulled the contract and made an order for payment of the boy’s wages until he left the service.

6th January 1874. Cleveland Coach Works Annual Supper.

Mr. Knaggs was in attendance when Mr. Marshall the proprietor entertained his workmen.

31st March 1874. Appointment of overseers.

Joseph Knaggs appointed overseer for the poor for ensuing year for Upsall at Guisborough Police Court.

28th April 1874. Deaths.

Knaggs: At his residence,17 Station St Middlesbrough on 26th aged 20 years,

Robert of the family firm of Knaggs Bros. Internment Wednesday 29th in Middlesbrough Cemetery. Only intimation.

29th April 1874. Funeral report of Robert Knaggs.

Briefly: Robert being newly married returned from a wedding tour of two weeks with a heavy cold which worsened causing respiratory inflammation. He died shortly after been attended by doctors. The son of the well respected cab proprietor had taken over the Middlesbrough family business with his brothers about one year ago. The hearse was drawn by two horses with twenty five single drawn carriages following. Hundreds of people lined the procession route along Linthorpe road to the new Linthorpe Cemetery were his polished oak coffin was laid to rest in a vault. Chief mourners included:

Mr and Mrs Knaggs, his widow and Mr Charles Knaggs.
Messer’s James and John George Knaggs Polly Marie and Annie.
Messer’s Christopher Knaggs, R Knaggs, Marshall Knaggs and Mr Jno snr.
T Metcalf John and James Acon.
Widow’s Father and Mother and her Sisters.
 
31st July 1874. Darlington Dog and Horse Show.

The South Durham and North Yorkshire Horse and Dog Show took place at Darlington, exhibitor for Filly foals in harness, Charles Knaggs, Norton.

1st August 1874. The Cleveland Agricultural Show.

2nd Prize winner in Filly Foals class: Charles Knaggs, Norton, Stockton

18th September 1874. Stokesley Show.

Joseph Knaggs of Upsall 1st prize for 2nd year gelding in horse classes.

25th February 1875. Marriage Announcement.

Charles Knaggs of 41 Grange Rd Middlesbrough to Kate (Catherine) daughter of Mr. Richard Davies (late of Walker on Tyne) Middlesbrough.

22nd to 28th June 1875. Classifieds.

Wanted on Mortgage on freehold shops and buildings the several sums of £2,650 and £1,300. The title is good, the security ample and a good rate of interest will be given. Apply Robert Knaggs, St. Paul’s terrace, Middlesbrough.

30th July 1875. The Cleveland Agricultural Show.

Joseph Knaggs, (Guisborough) 2nd Prize winner in Colt foals class.

4th August 1875. Foolish Men.

At Guisborough Police Court William Knaggs summoned Thomas Richardson for assaulting him near Saltburn on the 27th July. Complainant is the owner of horses and conveyances at Saltburn. Parties had met on the road between Saltburn and Skelton after a cricket match. There had been some previous dispute over the fare charged for transporting cricketers from Skelton to Saltburn Station. Defendant had been driven along road by Mr James Gladders when they overtook the complaint that had asked for a ride and was told he could not have one for less than a shilling. Complainant then chastised defendant calling him an old woman and other names which led to Richardson dismounting from the dog cart and according to Gladders “a regular pugilist encounter took place”. The defendant to pay a fine of 20s including costs.

8th September 1875. Guisborough Brewster Sessions.

Rd. (Richard) Knaggs, Grocer of High Green Skelton granted licence for beer, wine and spirits to be consumed off the premises at a house and shop which he occupies and owns but with the personal stipulation not on a Sunday. Robert Knaggs Brewer of Westgate Guisborough granted licence to sell beer and spirits for consumption off the premises at a house in Westgate, Guisborough

14th September 1875. Local and District News.

Robert Knaggs, of the Fleece Inn, Scarborough was fined £10 10s by the borough- magistrates for allowing betting on licensed premises, his second such offence.

22nd October 1875. Classifieds.

Messrs R. Knaggs and Co. Accountants, Zetland Road, Middlesbrough, are instructed to deal with all accounts of the deceased estate of Henry Jackson.

20th March 1876. Street Accidents at Middlesbrough.

A boy named Joseph Alderson age five and living in Wilson St, Middlesbrough was run over in that Street by a horse and cab owned by Mr Marshall Knaggs, driven by John Grainger of Pollard St. The boy was taken up and conveyed home where he was attended by Dr Park. His injuries were not serious.

21st  March 1876. Loftus Agricultural Show.

G.T (K)naggs exhibitor and prize-winner in poultry class.

28th March 1876. Anniversary Celebration.

Mrs. Knaggs amongst others presided over the tables at the fifth anniversary of the ordination of the Rev. E. A. Watson at a tea meeting in the school room of the United Presbyterian Church, Newport Road Middlesbrough.

25th April 1876. Claim by a Furniture Dealer.

Knaggs v Skinner action at Middlesbrough County Court. Albert Skinner, Cabinetmaker of Linthorpe Rd, brought action against Charles Knaggs of Station St Yeast Merchant for the sum of £18 15s in respect of monies owed from purchase of £600 worth of furniture. Knaggs had paid in full with a discount but later had some alteration made to chairs and another wardrobe made worth in total £25 15s but with discount £18 15s. Skinner never received payment for these goods and services. Knaggs claimed the wardrobe was accepted from Skinner to straighten out matters due to overpayment for the initial furniture. His honour gave a verdict of £16 15s with costs.

5th May 1876. Local and District News.

Scholars attending the Brunswick St Wesleyan Chapel gave a concert; Mr. W. Knaggs presided at the organ in a very efficient manner.

6th June 1876. Whitsuntide Festivities. Middlesbrough.

T. Knaggs, of Lazenby winner of bicycle race over one mile.

21st July 1876. Loftus Agricultural Show.

Mr G T (K)naggs Poultry section: 1st for Braman (light)

Messer’s Knaggs and Stevenson, Loftus prize winners in Rabbit class.

28th July 1876. Cleveland Agricultural Show.

Joseph Knaggs, Upsall, Guisborough prize winner for shorthorn cattle.

19th August 1876. Guisborough Sanitary Committee.

Knagg’s well listed as having a high number of solids in a report on the towns water quality.

29th August and 2nd September 1876. Chaloner Charities: Flower Show and Sports.

The first annual flower show and athletic sports in connection with these mines were held in a pleasantly situated field on the north side of Guisborough and were on the whole a success, notwithstanding the dull and threatening weather which prevailed during the greater part of the day. Flat race, 100 yards third place: R. Knaggs of Stokesley and Hurdle Race' 120 yards third place, R. Knaggs.

2nd September 1876. Stokesley Cricket Athletic Sports.

These sports were held on Monday afternoon, when there was a fair gathering. Flat race, 100 yards first, R Knaggs and Hurdle Race, 120 yards third place R. Knaggs.

13th September 1876. Stockton Petty Sessions.

Assaulting girl at Norton. A young man William Dawson was charged with assaulting Elizabeth Forster at Norton who is in service of Mr Charles Knaggs at Norton. Case involving young men who loitered about the girl’s workplace pestering the young ladies who worked there. Defendant was fined 3s and 17s costs.

14th October 1876. Pleuro-Pneumonia at Upleatham.

Another case of Pleuro-pneumonia as occurred in the Guisborough district. A cow owned by Mr. Knaggs of Upleatham was found to be to be suffering from Plouro- pneumonia. After being reported to the police and seen by a veterinary surgeon it was ordered to be shot.

16th and 21st October 1876. Local and District News.

Guisborough Sanitary Committee reports Knaggs well as having the poorest water quality in the town.

20th October 1876. North Riding Quarter Sessions.

Elizabeth Harrison was accused of obtaining a quantity of eggs and other provisions valued 15s 3d by false pretences from Richard Knaggs at Skelton on the 11th July last. Mr Woodall presented guilty with one months imprisonment.

25th October 1876 Shipping, Knaggs, from London for Cronstadt ; Black Sea.

25th November 1876. The Ironworkers Case.

Mr. J. Knaggs, Innkeeper and Mr. J. Walker, Puddler both of Spennymoor are named as sureties for the appeal of defendant William Priestly at Spennymoor.

1st February 1877. Fire at Middlesbrough.

Between 4 and 5 o’clock on Wednesday afternoon a fire occurred at Mrs Burns 54 Hill St Middlesbrough. She had left two children in the house one four years old and the other nine months. Sometime after she left smoke was observed issuing from the keyhole into the Street. Mr Charles Knaggs who was passing gave alarm. The door was broken open and the children were found in the back kitchen nearly smothered. The youngest child was indeed on fire and as soon as possible was moved to Dr. Vetches. The closet doors and woodwork of the kitchen was found to be on fire but speedily put out with a few buckets of water. The hose and reel was brought from the fire-engine house but the fire was extinguished when they arrived.

13th and 17th March 1877. Guisborough Petty Sessions.

Transfer of Licenses: Beer house at Guisborough (Fox Inn) from her late husband to Mrs Martha Knaggs.

14th March 1877. Sunday school Treat.

In connection with the anniversary services held in Newport Road Presbyterian Church an entertainment was given to the to the Sabbath school children. Through the kindness of Mesdames Borrie, Dixon, Hinton McKenzie, Knaggs, Watson, Wilson and Young a sumptuous spread was provided to which ample justice was done by the youngsters.

21st March 1877. Savage assault upon the Police at Guisborough.

Guisborough Petty Sessions. Five men and one woman were accused of cutting and wounding P.C. Foreman at Guisborough. While on duty at ten o’clock in Westgate he passed the end of Cleveland Street where he saw the two prisoners coming along the street and they went to the door occupied by Mr. Knaggs. Outside which they placed a jug on the road and kicked it about using abusive language. A melee occurred in which P.C. Foreman was somehow cut and wounded. Defendants were committed for trial.

10th and 14th April 1877. Guisborough Petty sessions.

Assault at Lingdale. John Knaggs and his wife Hannah were charged with assaulting Robert Joyce on the Lingdale Road on the fourth inst. There was a cross summons Joyce also been charged of assaulting the Knagg’s. Description of melee follows including assault by use of a sweeping brush. The bench dismissed the case against Joyce but fined the Knaggs 5s and costs.

14th April 1877. Middlesbrough police court.

Court case of two men charged with trespassing on a cornfield near Mr. Knaggs farm and using foul and abusive language to a policeman.

28th May and 2nd June 1877. Whitby Police Court.

Four young men named Sedmon, Pearson, Knaggs and Waters were ordered to pay a fine of 5s each and costs for trespassing in pursuit of game on the estate of Mr. John Wrighill.

29th May and 2nd June 1877. Stokesley Races.

PONY SCRAMBLE HANDICAP of 10 sovereigns for ponies not exceeding fifteen hands high. One mile. Mr T. Hornby's Yorkshire 1 Mr. G. (K)nagg's Somersault 2 Mr C. Wiggan's Blackburn Fanny 3 ; Mr H. Brand's Rod in Pickle 0 Mr J. Watson's Young Nimrod: 0 Mr Peacock's Rather Slow 0 Mr R. Dawson's Flirting Girl 0 Mr J. Young's Braham 0 Betting 9 to 1 against Somersault  and Yorkshire, Flirting Girl acting as whipper-in, but in rounding the top turn ' Blackburn Fanny drew up alongside of the favourite and the pair raced together to the bottom bend. Yorkshire, however, then went in front, and entered the straight with a clear lead, but when fairly on the line for home Blackburn Fanny, Rod in Pickle, and Somersault joined issue; but Mr Hornby's horse at once shook off his opponents, and won by three lengths. Somersault was second, a similar distance in front of Blackburn Fanny the third.  

23rd June 1877. Classifieds (front page).

FURNITURE. Mr Chas. Willman has received instructions to SELL BY AUCTION, without the slightest reserve, by virtue of a Bill of Sale, at the Residence of Mr. Chas. Knaggs, No. 41, Grange- road, Middlesbrough on Tees, in the County of York, on Thursday, 28th day of June, 1877, all the following HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and effects, which were purchased from an eminent maker some few months since, and are now in such condition that the most fastidious person cannot but eulogize viz. : — Kitchen.— Set of Dish Covers, Polished Pine Wardrobe, Child's Cane-seated Chairs, Windsor Chairs, Couch in American Cloth, Table, Dresser, Trays, massive Kitchen Fender and Irons, Clock, Gasalier, Copper Kettle, Pots, Pans, Saucepans, Knives and Forks, Jugs, &c. &c. Scullery. — Wringing Machine, Clothes Horses, Steps, Washing Tubs, dec. Hall. — Cocoanut Mats, massive Oak Hall Table, with Marble Top, Mirror, all complete; 2 Oak Hall Chairs, Hall Lamp, and Brass Hat Hooks. Drawing Room. Superior Cabinet in Walnut, inlaid with marqueterie and amboyna wood, with chaste ormolu mountings ; handsome Double Mirror and Brackets, with Plate-glass Mirror and circular Plate-glass Panels, vairegated Marble Slab, and the interior lined with crimson cloth (this a gem) : handsome Music Whatnot and Canterbury combined in, Walnut and marqueterie inlaid; cream and gold Coal Vase, pair of Alabaster Vases, 32 inches high, beautiful Drawing-room Suite, m Walnut, and upholstered in handsome blue silk damask, and loose covers, consisting of latest modern Couch, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Chairs and 6 Occasional Chairs, superior Low Table, inlaid with backgammon and draught table combined, in Walnut, marqueterie inlaid ; magnificent Trichord Piano, full compass, with the latest improvements, by Kirkham, of London ; Ormolu Mounted Book Rest, Alabaster and Ormolu Clock, with Cupid, swing, pendulum, and glass shade ; superior oval Plate Gilt Mirror, with plate- glass mirror wings; 2 Antique Bronze Vases, elegant Fender, Irons, and Ash Pan, Picture Rods, &c, Gilt Cornice for bay window ; carved Music Stool, upholstered to match suite ; pair of superior White and Gold Lustres, do. Vase with jet medallion, do., do. Centre Vase; pair of Maroon Curtains, do. Laced Sun Blinds ; a costly 5-light Glass Cut Crystal Chandelier, several valuable Chromos and Oleographs, Vase of Flowers under shade, 2 Foot Stools en suite, Walnnt Jardiniere. Dining Room. — Mirror in Oak frame 5 ft. 6 in. by 4 ft. 6 m. ; Mahogany Folding Bagatelle Table, Fender, Irons, and Ash Pan, Brussels Carpet and Skin Heart Mug, massive 5-light Bronze Gasalier, complete ; Suite of Oak Furniture upholstered in Morocco, with springs and horse hair stuffing’s; Oak Dining Table ; superior Oak Sideboard, with plate-glass and carved back, ceuarette and drawers complete ; Oak Stationery Box, 14 days' Marble Timepiece with bronze ornaments, Electro-plate Cornet, Electro-plate Tea and Coffee Service . Big Oak Inkstand, sundry Engravings framed and glazed, Picture Rods, Gilt Cornice ; Tea and Coffee Service in blue and gold, illuminated with hand painting ; Dinner Service in blue, white, and gold ; Decanters, tic. several volumes of valuable works. Staircase and Landing. Handsome embossed Stair Rods and Eyes Brussels Stair Carpet, Skin Mats, Crystal Gas Brackets. Bedroom, No. I. Handsome Mahogany Arabian Bedstead with crimson damask hangings complete do. Massive Duchesse Washing Table and Stand with marble top, do. Towel Rail, Chairs, dec. Brussels Carpets, Fender and Irons, Mahogany Wardrobe m 3 compartments, with a plate -glass panel, Skin Rug, Washing Ware, Mahogany Commode, Cornice Poles, Crimson Damask Curtain Crystal Gas Bracket. Bedroom, No 2 Mahogany Camp Bedstead, hung in chintz hangings; Washstand and Dressing Table, Towel Rail, Night Commode, small oak Table, oak Chest Drawers, 4 Irons, bedsteads Carpet, Skin Rug, handsome Chimney Ornaments, Polished Birch Towel Rail, do. Night attire do. Commode. Bedroom No. 3.— Brass and Iron Bedstead Polished Birch Dressing Swing Glass, Coi Washing Stand, Towel Rail, Chairs, Washing-ware Crystal. Gas Bracket. Attic — Painted Table, Iron Bedstead, Pair Drawers, do. Washing Stand, Birch Chairs, Stained Glass, Washing-ware, &c. Linen, Blankets, Sheets, Bolster and Pillow Cases, Table Cloths, &c, Feather Beds and Pillows Straw, Horse-hair, and Spring Mattresses, together with other Lots too numerous to classify. P.S. The Auctioneer, Mr. C. Willman, earnestly recommends his friends and the public general not to miss this Sale.

14th July 1877. Classifieds (front page)

FURNITURE. MR CH.AS. WILLMAN has received instructions to SELL BY AUCTION, without the slightest reserve, by virtue of a Bill of Sale, at the Residence of Mr Chas. Knaggs, No. 41, Grange- road, Middlesbrough on Tees, in the County of York, on Thursday, 26th day of July, 1877. (Contents of Sale as advertisement for 23rd June - why two Sales?)

21st July 1877. Fracas at Guisborough.

Guisborough Police Court Case. Account of intoxicated men attempting to enter Knaggs Public House in Guisborough (The Fox Inn) armed with Jugs to replenish their diminishing stocks.

27th and 28th July 1877. Loftus Agricultural Show.

G.T. Knaggs of Brotton prize winner in several classes

28th July 1877. Stealing Eggs.

Langbaurgh Petty Sessions. Thomas Taylor, senior and Thomas Taylor junior his son and John Ward were charged with stealing eleven eggs belonging to Thomas Knaggs, farmer, of Normanby on Sunday. Prisoners were each committed for 21 days with hard labour.

6th and 11th August 1877. Brotton Flower Show and Athletics Sports.

Mr. Knaggs and Mr. Jolly judges for Poultry classes.

Friday 24th August 1877. Charge of Entering a Train while in motion.

Charles Knaggs, Yeast Merchant was charged at the Middlesbrough Police Court before the Stipendiary with entering a carriage in motion at the railway station on the 20th June. As the defendant had apologised the charge was withdrawn.

24th August and 1st September 1877. Cleveland show.

1st Prize in Poultry Class, G. Knaggs, Brotton, Saltburn-by- the-Sea

5th and 8th September 1877. Bankruptcy.

Charles Knaggs of Middlesbrough, Yeast Merchant, hearing to be held at the Banks Head Hotel Darlington on 13th September 1877.

27th September 1877. Volunteer Prize Shooting.

Private R. Knaggs awarded 10 shillings at the annual prize shooting, Guisborough Hall Butts.

22nd October 1877. Whitby Police Court.

Application for protection. Matrimonial dispute: Sarah Ann Knaggs defendant against seizure of property by her estranged husband. Parties were married 15 years ago and had two children of 13 and 10 years. The applicant married before she obtained her majority which she did when coming of age and came into about £1000. The husband had run through this sum and on the 18th inst had left her saying she could have the furniture as he was going to America. The fact was he never went to America at all but was living with his father. The parties when they lived together resided at Castleton but since the separation applicant as taken another house of her own. Since the separation applicants husband as not contributed one farthing to her support and she was now totally dependant on her friends. The applicant now applied for a magistrate’s order of protection from seizure of her property by her husband. After both parties legal representatives gave their case the bench ruled against the applicant. She has no earnings from her own industry to protect and property is not applicable in this case so therefore she could not be granted an order of protection.

25th March 1878. Election of Overseers at Brotton.

A meeting of the ratepayers of Brotton, for the purpose of electing overseers for that town- ship, was held in the Cleveland Hall, Brotton, on Friday evening. Mr. C. Jackson presided. There were four nominations, viz., Mr. Joseph Coverdale, tradesman; Mr. Joseph Faulkner, tradesman; Mr. Richard Bell, farmer; and Mr. Geo. (K)naggs, tradesman. 136 votes were recorded in favour of Coverdale, 129 for Faulkner, 26 for Bell, and 47 for (K)naggs, and the first two were then nominated overseers for the ensuing year.

2nd to 21st May 1878. Classifieds.

To Let, Two Houses in Edwards St, Bowesfield Lane. Rent £15 per annum. Apply W. Knaggs, 16, Exchange Buildings, Stockton

10th May continued 1st June 1878. Whitby Burial Board.

Mr. Knaggs of Ruswarp (Thomas Trattles Knaggs in June article) was re-elected to the board at meeting in the Parish Church chancery. Board voted to borrow £2000 to fund an extension of the Whitby Cemetery. Trattles Knaggs listed as a lender of money to the board in June.

12th July 1878. Loftus Agricultural Society Show.

G.T. Knaggs, Brotton prize winner in poultry class.

19th July 1878. Skelton Agricultural Show.

G. Knaggs Brotton listed as an exhibitor.

19th August 1878. Guisborough Agricultural Show.

Thomas Knaggs prizewinner for the best pork pig not exceeding 10 stones at the Chaloner Mines' Society show Wilton Rd, Guisborough.

September to December 1878. Classifieds (front page).

Cab Proprietors Marshall Knaggs, 53, Station St.

20th September 1878. Stokesley Show.

J. Knaggs, Upsall awarded 2nd prize for yearling gelding (Horse classes).

21st September. 1878 Deaths.

KNAGGS. The funeral of Jane Knaggs late of Yearby widow of Marshall died age 77 yrs will take place at Kirkleatham at 1 o’clock on the 22 inst please accept this only intimation.

30th September. 1878. Ayton Volunteers.

Private R. Knaggs competed in annual rifle shooting competition.

2nd December 1878. Whitby Police Court.

William Knaggs labourer charged with unlawfully discharging a gun on the Whitby to Scarborough highway was fined nine shillings including costs.

2nd December 1878. Classifieds.

Marshall Knaggs, 53, Station. Street.

8th January 1879. Stockton Town Council.

Compensation or purchase of Knaggs property listed in expenditure by the corporation for proposed new Wharf Scheme.

20th January 1879. Local and District News.

A young woman named Martha Clarke (18), a domestic servant with Mr. Knaggs Farmer of Upsall near Guisborough expired suddenly on Saturday afternoon before medical aid could be obtained. Death from Convulsions.

25th January 1879. North Riding Infirmary.

Quarter of firm’s subscriptions. Messrs Cochrane, Grove, and Co. includes subscription by W. Knaggs (£5).

15th April 1879. Military Athletic Sports.

In connection with the 20th North York Rifle Volunteers, £20 was given in prizes. The sports were held in a field kindly lent for the occasion by Admiral Chaloner. The day was very cold, and snow fell at intervals, which greatly marred the proceedings. The band of the corps was in attendance, and played during the afternoon. The following were the results of the sports: —200 yards handicap, open to all Volunteers connected with the Stokesley, Skelton, and Guisborough Corps, 1st R. Knaggs.

7th May 1879. Cricket.

Imperial juniors versus Marton. Match was played on the Marton ground on Saturday last. It resulted in a victory for the Imperial Juniors by 18 runs and 6 wickets

G. Knaggs listed in Marton team as a bowler.

18th July 1879. Skelton Agricultural Society.

George Knaggs of Brotton 1st 2nd and 3rd prizes in poultry class held at a field close to Skelton Castle.

1st August 1879. Wilton, Eston and Normanby Agricultural Show.

Thomas Knaggs Prize winner for his brood mare at South Eston on a field near to Messrs Bolckow, Vaughan, and Co mines, on the slopes of the Eston Hills.

14th August 1879. Whitby Agricultural Society.

T. Knaggs and T. Tinsley received equivalent prizes in ponies’ class.

30th August 1879. Singular death of a woman in Middlesbrough.

Sarah Knaggs of Gurney St, Middlesbrough named as witness into enquiry of the sudden death of Jane Elizabeth Holmes of 36 Gurney St. Knaggs and a Mrs. Allen witnessed the deceased on her doorstep prior to her death.

16th September 1879. Bazaar in Middlesbrough.

Mrs. Knaggs stall holder at a bazaar in Gilkes St Primitive Methodist Church.

7th October 1879. Sad Boat Accident near Whitby

Two Brothers drowned. A sad boat accident occurred on the river Esk, above Ruswarp, near Whitby, on Mon Percy Bryson (9), half-brothers, of Darlington, and a young gentleman named Edward Umpleby of Coatham, Redcar, a relative hired a boat at Ruswarp for a pull on the river, intending to go as far as Sleights. When about half-way on the journey Wm. Percy Bryson fell over the bow of the boat, where he was playing with one of the oars. He floated on the water for some time, the others making every effort to turn round the boat so as to reach the place where he was. They also threw an oar to him, but all their efforts, failed to give any assistance. Young Smith, overburdened with excitement at the failure, leaped overboard and swam for a short distance to the aid of his brother. His heart, however, seemed to fail him, or he was seized with cramp after being but a very short time in the water, for he turned to his companion in the boat and asked for help. Mr. Umpleby was, however, absolutely helpless, for he was unable to swim, and already the oars had been thrown overboard. Ultimately Smith sank to the bottom Bryson still floating on the water. Umpleby cried for assistance, but none came in time. The boat gradually drifted to the bank, when Umpleby went for the assistance of some workmen; but before their arrival on the scene it was too late. Mr. J. Richardson, a landowner living at Sneaton, came upon the spot, and dived several times to the bottom in order to bring up the body of Smith. He, however, failed in his purpose; but the body was afterwards recovered by other means, and an attempt was made to restore animation, but without avail. The body of Bryson was also recovered, and the two were taken to the Village Inn, Ruswarp, kept by Mrs. Knaggs, to await the coroner's enquiry. The age of Wm. Percy Bryson n was thirteen, and that of Herbert Wm. Smith was seventeen. They were the sons of Mrs. Bryson, a widow, who resides at 18, Cleveland-terrace, Darlington. Both the deceased were very promising youths, Smith having attained very high honours at the last Cambridge Local Examination. They had been on a visit with their mother to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haugate, Spring Bank School, Whitby.

20th November 1879 Football.

B. Knaggs named in proposed team for Middlesbrough v Tyne Association (Newcastle) to be played on the Cricket Ground, Linthorpe-road.

30th January 1880. Stealing a Goose at Normanby.

At the Langbaurgh Petty Sessions Charles Newton, groom, was charged with stealing a goose value 10s, from the farm of Thomas Knaggs, at Normanby, on the 22nd inst. P.C. Thorpe (South Bank) said that he received information that two men had been in a pig sty at South Bank, and had acted in a suspicious manner. He traced the men to Mr. Knagg's farm and saw them, but they took to their heels. He gave chase and captured the prisoner, who was carrying a bundle containing the goose. He did not, however, catch him until he had reached Cargo Fleet. Prisoner pleaded guilty, and having been previously convicted was sent to gaol for two months with hard labour.

4th and 6th February 1880. Sheep Scab Outbreak.

Joseph Knaggs Farmer of Upsall named in a report given to Guisborough Magistrates on the outbreak of sheep scab on local Farms in the area.

29th March 1880 Shipping, Knaggs, Stockholm, coals

3rd May 1880. Throston Local Board.

G. Knaggs named as candidate for board election to take place on the 13th.

4th June 1880. Theft of Eggs from a Normanby Farmhouse.

Two miners, named Kit Brewster and Robert Baker were charged at the Langbaurgh Police Court with stealing eggs belonging to Thos. Knaggs, farmer at Normanby. Walker was fined £1 1s 0d and costs, and Baker 10s and £1 Is 0d costs.

22nd June 1880. Guisborough Police Court.

A lad named Richard Davidson was charged with throwing water over a little girl named Susannah (K)naggs, residing at Child St, (Brotton?) and damaging her frock and bat. It appeared from the evidence that between five and six o'clock on Sunday evening last some water came over a wall over a wall and accidentally drenched the complainant. It was afterwards discovered that the defendant was the guilty party. The Chairman (Admiral Chaloner) “I suppose you admit the offence”? Defendant: “Yes I chucked the water (laughter) but the offence was quite accidental”. The Chairman: “Suppose that I struck you accidentally on the head with a stone, ought I not to make reparation”? Defendant: “Nay; I don't know”. The case was adjourned in order that the parties might come to a settlement.

No entries for July to December 1880 in the index.

12th January 1881. Death of an Old Lady at Norton.

Inquest to be held tomorrow (13th January) into the death of Mary Ann Knaggs whom lived alone at High Row. Having been found in an injured or weakened state on the floor of her home on the last day of the old year. She had since been unwell and died on Tuesday.

5th March 1881. Shocking death of boy at Middlesbrough.

William Henry Knaggs whom lived with his parents at 55 Mount St was dragged by a railway guard from under a mineral wagon which was been shunted near the Middlesbrough engine yards. He was recovered home but died shortly before arrival of the doctor. Inquest was held (Saturday) verdict accidental death.

19th April 1881. Cricket.

Knaggs mentioned in match reports. (too illegible to gain more information)

20th July 1881. Skelton Agricultural Society.

George Knaggs, Brotton Prize winner in Poultry class

29th August 1881. Fine Arts and Industrial Exhibition at Whitby.

Mr. G. T. Knaggs, contributed with a painting by local artist Mr. Jackson, R.A. (Royal Academy) considered to be an exceptionally fine work of art.

29th August 1881. Skinningrove Miners Institute.

Thos Knaggs: prize taker in vegetable class at the Horticultural and Industrial show at Carlinhow village.

November and December 1881. Classifieds (front page)

Ellen Knaggs 47 High St Loftus, Grocer; stockist of various advertised items.

28th November 1881. Whitby Magistrates Court.

William Knaggs was placed before the Whitby Magistrates on a charge of having stolen a gold watch, locket, and chain, the property of Mr. Thos, Watson until recently landlord of the Black Horse Hotel. Prisoner also stood charged with having stolen a coat and pair of trousers. From the statement made by Supt. Byder it appeared that Mr. Watson only recently removed from the Black Horse and in doing so the prisoner voluntarily assisted him. Prisoner had occasion to go upstairs for a rope and went into Mrs. Watson bedroom, where from a dressing table he took the watch, chain and locket. He also stole the coat and trousers. The articles were not missed for some time afterwards and ultimately prisoner, who bad been apprehended on another charge, was suspected. He subsequently confessed that had stolen the articles, stating that he had taken the watch and had left it at Mr. Cusson a Jeweller in Baxtergate for repair. In his terror, on an outcry being made of the robbery, he threw the chain and locket into the harbour. Mr. Byder said that there was a previous conviction standing against the prisoner and under these circumstances he would ask the bench to commit him for trial. Formal evidence of the robbery having been given, the prisoner was committed for trial

January, February, March, April and May 1882. Classifieds (front page).

Ellen Knaggs 47 High St Loftus, Grocer stockist of various advertised items.

4th April 1882. Singing Contest at Stockton.

Councillor Alderson's Free and Easy was held at Stockton. Mr. Knaggs acted as an adjudicator and the decisions reached gave the greatest satisfaction to the audience and the competitors alike.

15th April 1882 .All Saints vestry meeting Middlesbrough.

Mr.? Knaggs appointed a server at the annual vestry meeting of parishioners at All Saints, Middlesbrough.

21st April 1882 Middlesbrough Ancient Footpaths Association.

Messer’s Harrison, Knaggs and F.H. Bentall named as secretaries at meeting to form association for preservation of ancient footpaths. Membership was given to those who donated half a crown.

24th April 1882.  London Notes and Gossip.

…. reatj fceftus, BMsu ? (illegible) …. if Knaggs?

26th April 1882. Middlesbrough Liberal Association.

Mr. W.T. Knaggs elected to serve on the Executive committee for the middle ward at a meeting held in the Lodge room, Oddfellows Hall.

No entries for June to December 1882 on index.

5th January 1883. Volunteer Prize Shooting at Guisborough.

Members of No. 8 Battery of the Fist North York Artillery Volunteers held their annual prize at the Guisborough Rifle Range. The prizes consisted of money and articles given by the trades- men, & co. Each member was allowed five shots at 200 and 400 yards. The results included a Gunner Knaggs whom scored 0. Prizes were distributed at the Black Swan Inn by Lieutenant Richardson.

23rd February 1883. Middlesbrough Building Society.

Mr. W. J. (T?) Knaggs appointed as a provisional board member of directors at a promoters’ meeting of the second Middlesbrough (588th) Starr- Bowkett Building Society held at 93, Albert Road.

27th March 1883. Appointment of Overseers for the Guisborough Union.

Joseph Knaggs for Easington for ensuing year.

27th April 1883. Shipping, Dispatch, Knaggs, Whitby: ballast.

1st 12th and 26th May 1883, Shipping, Knaggs, Dispatch: 75 tons large house coals.

2nd June 1883 Shipping, Knaggs Dispatch, Whitby, Coals.

23rd June 1883. Stockton Mechanics' Institute.

Wm. Knaggs listed as a committee member at a special business meeting of the members of the Stockton Mechanics' Institute to appoint a Committee of Management and officers to act till the next annual meeting in August.

26th July 1883. Cleveland Agricultural Society.

Mr. T Knaggs attended meeting and was elected an officer.

6th August 1883. Skinningrove Miners Institute.

T Knaggs prize winner for carrots.

22nd August 1883. Loftus Agricultural Show.

T Knaggs prize winner for vegetables.

1st and 8th September 1883 Shipping, Knaggs Dispatch, Whitby; Coals

15th September 1883. Board of Trade Inquiry at Hartlepool.

Inquiry into loss of the steamer Barnsley of Hull. Grave allegations had been made against Captain Knaggs by one of the crew but the court in giving judgment were perfectly satisfied that he was not negligent at any time during the voyage or when the vessel had grounded. Knaggs had only been guilty of an error of judgment and was not at fault.

26th September 1883. Revision Courts Middlesbrough.

William Knaggs of Lennox St: qualification £13 for an attic disallowed last year now allowed at the household parliamentary claims, revision of voters.

23rd October 1883. Caution for Boys.

Four boys John Stonehouse, Matthew Elders, William Chambers and Henry Knaggs were fined by Guisborough Magistrates for letting fireworks off in the streets.

6th November 1883. Chinese Fancy fair at Middlesbrough.

Mr. R Knaggs attended bazaar and Chinese fair at Oddfellows' Hall, Middlesbrough toward reducing the very heavy debt of £2,850 which remains from the Gilkes St Church and Baxter St School.

12th November 1883. A Young Thief.

John Wm Knaggs a youth employed about stable yards was brought before Whitby Police Courts on Saturday on a charge of stealing a woolen shirt belonging to Thomas Vasey who lives in a house adjoining the Angel Hotel Mews. Theft took place from a washing line. Prisoner having already been convicted for various felonies was committed to the (Quarter) sessions for trial.

13th November 1883. Shipping, Knaggs, Whitby, 64 tons of coals: East Hetton Colliery.

23rd November 1883. Cleveland Literary and Philosophical Society.

Mr. W T Knaggs elected assistant secretary at annual meeting held at the Institute on Corporation Rd Middlesbrough.

10th December 1883. Whitby Police Court.

Esther Knaggs a married woman was charged with having obtained goods on approval from Mr. E. Crane & Mr. J. V. Andrew, Drapers of Whitby last summer, having pawned them afterwards. The accused was acquitted.

2nd January 1884. North Riding Quarter Sessions.

John W. Knaggs (26), a groom, pleaded guilty to stealing a woolen shirt, the property of Thomas Vasey on the 3rd November was sentenced to 12 month’s hard labour.

17th January 1884. Shipping, Knaggs, Whitby.

18th January 1884. Shipping, Knaggs, Whitby, 74 tons of coals from East Hetton Colliery.

14th February 1884. Stockton Literary Institute.

Mr. Wm Knaggs listed amongst committee members at the first annual meeting since the Institutes resuscitation last year. Meeting held in the reading room of the Institute on Porycot St.

19th march 1884. Shipping, Knaggs, Whitby; ballast.

20th March 1884. Shipping, Knaggs, Whitby; 76 tons of coals: East Hetton and Trimdon Grange collieries.

25th March 1884. Appointment of Overseers for the Poor.

Geo. Knaggs was appointed Overseer for the Parish of Upleatham at Guisborough Police Court.

26th March 1884. Local Board Elections.

Brotton. For the three vacancies on this Board the following nominations have been made: -- Brotton Ward (two vacancies) George Taylor, Mark Hall, William Maddison, Thomas James, James Blackett, and George (K)naggs.

16th April 1884. Middlesbrough Police Court.

Marshall Knaggs, cabman, preferred a charge of assault against Wm. Moss or Pearson, cabman. The defendant admitted striking the complainant, but pleaded that the latter had poured a bucket of water over him. The complainant admitted defendant's statement, and the summons was dismissed.

6th May 1884. Horse Parade at Middlesbrough.

Marshall Knaggs awarded 1st prize for cab horses and cabs that have been regularly used and for the cleanest and best turned out attendant.

6th June 1884. Shipping, Knaggs, Whitby; coal.

20th and 28th June 1884. Attempted Criminal Assault.

At a special meeting of the Middlesbrough County Magistrates on Friday John Henry Wakefield a labourer at the Eston Mines was charged on remand with an attempted rape. The prosecutrix Margaret Taylor is a servant in the employ of Mr. Joseph Knaggs Farmer of Upsall and on the 18th inst came on a visit to Middlesbrough She had begun the return journey about 5pm and had just reached Eston Moor when the prisoner whom had concealed himself behind a wall suddenly rushed out, threw her down and proceeded to commit the assault. He met with such a strong resistance that he was obliged to fly. Prisoner was committed for trial at Nortallerton sessions.

25th June 1884. Loftus Band Contest and Industrial Exhibition.

Miss E. Knaggs prizewinner for needlework.

30th June 1884. Sports at Brotton.

T. Knaggs of Brotton competitor at the Shepherds Rest Lodge annual sports day.

4th August 1884. Skinningrove Agricultural and Industrial Society.

G. Knaggs, exhibitor at the Miners Institute exhibition held at Carlin How.

9th August 1884. Local and District News.

Meeting of Stockton Town council gave permission for Mr.Knaggs to take up the flagging opposite his premises for the purpose of making a crossing.

13th August 1884. Loftus Agricultural Show.

J. Knaggs and Wm Knaggs exhibited at the Loftus Mental Improvement Society annual exhibition of flowers, fruit and vegetables in a field adjoining the Loftus Hall gardens.

19th August 1884. Lingdale and Stanghow Horticultural and Industrial Society.

Mr. F Knaggs awarded 1st prize for cut flowers at the annual exhibition of flowers, fruits, vegetables and industrial work held in a field near Lingdale village.

25th August 1884. Auckland Police Court.

Thomas Knaggs bound over to keep the peace plus costs at for causing a disturbance at Hamsterley.

23rd September 1884. Men connected with Smuggling at Scarborough.

John Knaggs master of the Robert and Elizabeth of Flamborough was before the magistrates, Mr. C. T. Luxton, Collector of Customs prosecuting. Admitted the offence he was fined £1 3s 2d being double the duty for importing 7 Ibs of foreign tobacco.

25th September 1884. Shipping, Knaggs, Whitby.

9th October 1884. The Congregational Union.

The Rev. James Knaggs seconded a resolution which was carried at the autumnal assembly of the Congregational Union of England and Wales at the City Temple, London.

7th November 1884. Cleveland Literary and Philosophical Society.

Mr. W. T. Knaggs was reappointed Hon. Secretary at the annual general meeting.

10th and 11th November 1884. Classifieds (front page).

For sale Bay Cob, 15 hands; gentle to ride or drive, apply R Knaggs 11 Grange Rdiddlesbrough.

13th December 1884. Teesside Teachers Pupils Association.

Distribution of prizes and certificates at Temperance Hall Stockton. 3rd year Girls included Phoebe Knaggs, East St Board G Middlesbrough.

22nd December 1884. Rifle Competition at Guisborough.

Private Knaggs with 15 points was fourth equal at the Christmas prize shooting of the X Company. Members were allowed five shots at the 20O yards. The prizes were in kind and were very numerous but the weather was very much against good shooting.

15th January 1885. Guisborough Rifle Volunteers.

Private Knaggs awarded 10 shillings at the annual distribution of prizes to members of the X Company.

5th February 1885. Cat Show at Guisborough.

R. Knaggs, Skelton was awarded 3rd prize for a collection of four almanacs at the highly successful exhibition of Cats, screens and picture almanacs held at Guisborough Temperance Hall.

14th February 1885. Stockton Literary Institute.

Mr. W Knaggs appointed committee member at annual general meeting.

18th February 1885. Middlesbrough Liberal Association.

W.T. Knaggs elected onto executive committee for the Middlesbrough ward at annual general meeting.

4th to 7th March 1885. Classifieds (front page).

FARM, Normanby near Middlesbrough, about half a mile from South Bank Station. Mr. W. Temple is favoured with instructions from the executors of the late Thos. Knaggs to sell by auction on March 9th, 1885. The whole of the very valuable FARMING STOCK. etc. etc., including 61 head of dairy cows, fat and other cattle; 16 valuable cart and coach horses, hunting geldings, etc. ; 100 sheep, 16 pork pigs and 2 sows in pig, 150 head of poultry, a large quantity of agricultural machinery, implements, carriages, harness, dairy utensils, furniture, and crops. Luncheon by ticket. Sale to commence at ten o'clock precisely. Auctioneer's Offices, Liverton, Loftus.

31st March 1885. Appointment of Overseers.

Wm Knaggs was appointed Overseer for Upsall at Guisborough Magistrates court.

27th April to 1st May 1885. Classifieds (front page).

House to Let in Cranbourne terrace, Yarm near Stockton; rent £20: apply W. Knaggs. Van Mildert Terr. Stockton.

5th may 1885 Shipping, Knaggs, West Hartlepool: 190 loads of pitch pine timber.

14th May 1885. Classifieds (front page).

General servant wanted aged 15yrs apply Knaggs. High Green, Skelton.

15th June 1885. Shipping, Knaggs, Timber.

13th July 1885. Cricket Club Sports.

F. Knaggs of Dunsdale competitor at the Loftus Cricket Club annual sports.

24th July 1885. Loftus Agricultural Society.

Thomas Knaggs of Skinningrove awarded 2nd place for cottager's pig, any age.

3rd August 1885. Skinningrove Horticultural and Industrial Society.

J. Knaggs awarded second prize for best cottagers' bacon pig.

11th August 1885. Whitby Regatta.

Captain Knaggs, Ruswarp awarded second prize of £3 in boat race.

17th August 1885. Lingdale and Stanghow Show.

T. Knaggs prizewinner in fruit section.

24th August 1885. Boosebeck, Skelton and District Show.

Mrs. Knaggs awarded 2nd prize in Needle Work class.

27th August 1885. Suicide of Whitby Captain at York.

Briefly: Retired ships captain William Knaggs attending York races stayed at the Black Swan Hotel. After visiting racecourse he returned to his room and shortly after rang the bell for service. A servant knocked and shouted to enter but Knaggs replied he did not think he could open the door. On force entering the room the servant found Knaggs staggering about saying he had only an hour to live having taken poison instead of (brandy?). Medical help was sought and every attempt to save him but he died about two. Deputy Coroner was to hold an inquest that day.

29th August 1885. Shipping, Knaggs, West Hartlepool.

1st September 1885. Guisborough Brewster Sessions.

Knaggs Head, Lazenby, from Joseph Palmer to James Rainbow.

3rd to 8th September 1885. Classifieds (front page).

Errand Boy wanted: Apply R. Knaggs, Grange Road Middlesbrough.

26th September to end December 1885. Classifieds (front and inside).

Ellen Knaggs, 47 High St. Loftus, Grocer stockist of various items.

26th September 1885. Loftus Police Court.

John Knaggs, labourer at Skinningrove Iron Co furnaces charged with stealing a woolen jersey shirt from a cabin on the works on the 23rd June. Prisoner pleaded guilty and was fined £2.

6th November 1885. Cleveland Literary and Philosophical Society.

Mr. W.T. Knaggs elected secretary at annual general meeting.

10th November 1885. Guisborough Police Court.

Court case: Willie (William) Knaggs field mentioned in proceedings of the prosecution of a drunk stealing a tray from a Public House.

17th December 1885. Cowardly Assaults at Durham.

At Durham City Police Court William Clarke was charged by Andrew Mutton with assaulting him at Framwellgate Moor on Saturday last. Complainant said he was proceeding towards his home when he was accosted by the defendant who requested him to pull off his jacket then deliberately knocked him down. Mr. Oliver for the defence called a large number of witnesses to prove that the complainant was the first transgressor that it was a fight. The Magistrates considered that a most cowardly assault had been committed, and sentenced the defendant to one month's hard labour. Frank Brannon was charged with assaulting Dorothy Knaggs at the same time and place. Complainant's case was that she went to the rescue of the above named Mutton when the present defendant struck her on the head. The Magistrates considered that a most cowardly assault had been committed, and sentenced the defendant to one month's hard labour.

18th December 1885. A Virago at North Ormesby.

At the Middlesbrough County Police Court this morning Eleanor (K)naggs was charged with willfully damaging the property of John Harrison, West-terrace, North Ormsby. The defendant was formerly the wife of the complainant, but he had sought and obtained a divorce, and in a spirit of revenge she had been in the habit of frequenting his premises, creating disturbances, breaking down shrubs and smashing windows. In the case in question she had thrown a stone through a valuable glass window, also smashing a glass epergne. Fined £2 7s 6d, including damage and costs, or one month in default.  

January to May 1886. Classifieds (front & inside).

Ellen Knaggs, 47 High St. Loftus, Grocer stockist of various items.

26th January 1886. Darlington Police Court.

Robert Johnson, Edward (K)naggs, and Edward Firth were charged with willful damage to a fence at Bank Top on the 15th inst. (K)naggs was dismissed, and the others ordered to pay ld fine, ld damage, and costs.

11th March 1886.Middlesbrough Primitive Methodist Circuit.

Mr. R (Robert) Knaggs appointed circuit steward for next quarter.

24th March 1886. Middlesbrough Primitive Methodist Circuit.

Mr. R. (Robert) Knaggs attended meeting

1st 3rd and 4th May 1886. Primitive Methodist Connexion.

Mr. W. Knaggs delegate at the Darlington, Stockton district of the Primitive Methodist Connexion at a conference at Tenters St Chapel Bishop Auckland.

26th May 1886. Does the Individual Wither?

Long winded editorial including the following quote: “Mortimer Knaggs in Nicholas Nickleby, whose genius, according to his veracious sister, could never have come out, nor could he have written about blighted” ….

Wed 28th July 1886. Middlesbrough Police Court.

Mary Jane Knaggs was charged with assaulting Mary Jane Watson. The parties are married women had quarreled over the election. The complainant alleged that defendant struck her without any provocation. The Bench imposed a nominal fine and ordered the defendant to pay expenses.

31st July 1886. Speech Day at the Middlesbrough High School.

Prize giving at Middlesbrough High School. A large company of ladies and gentlemen assembled in the hall of the school in the afternoon to witness the distribution of the prizes to the boys. Mr. J. F. Wilson presided. Reports included following: Form lll. Scripture: good. Arithmetic: one- third of the Form did well, one-third fairly well, one-third failed. Algebra: upper division, very good; lower division, weak. The paper on geography was rather difficult, and perhaps not sufficiently exhaustive as a test of the boys' knowledge. Nevertheless, many did fairly. The Form had been well drilled in elementary French. Several boys worked easy problems in mensuration quickly and well. Altogether the Form was making very fair progress. Prizes awarded included for Form III. : A. Lannyman, H. Reed, R. G. Bewley. Commended: Rider, (K)naggs.

9th August 1886. Skinningrove Horticultural and Industrial Society.

Knaggs listed amongst the principal exhibitors and prize takers.

28th August. 1886. Barnard Castle Flower Show.

R. J. Knaggs of Whorlton prizewinner for geraniums.

8th September 1886. Hinderwell and District Horse Show.

Mr. D Knaggs of Liverton: exhibitor at annual horse show.

29th September 1886. Stokesley Cricket Athletic Sports.

R. Knaggs of Stokesley ran 3rd place in 100yds Flat race and 120yds Hurdle.

9th November 1886. Woolsingham Mutual Improvement Association.

A paper on music was read by the secretary Mr. W. T. Knaggs at a meeting in the Wesleyan vestry.

2nd February to12th August 1887. Classifieds (front page).

Mr. W. Knaggs, 3, Finkle St Stockton gives lessons on Piano, Harmonium, and Organ, terms on application.

10th March 1887. Primitive Methodist Connexion Quarterly meeting.

Mr. R. Knaggs was appointed delegate to the district meeting at Stockton in May.

21st March 1887. Deaths.

On Sunday, 20th March, suddenly, Mary the beloved wife of Robert Knaggs of Middlesbrough. Cortege leaving residence at Grange Road on Wednesday 23rd at 2pm for Gilkes St Methodist Chapel. Friends please accept this only intimation.

26th April 1887. The Formation of a Liberal Club for Middlesbrough.

A meeting of the members of the newly-formed Liberal Club at Middlesbrough was held last evening in the Temperance Hall. Mr. Morton Hedley presided, and there were about 150 present.lt was reported that, 240 members had already been enrolled. The annual subscription was fixed at 5s, 1s being payable on entrance, and the remaining 4s within three mouths. A lengthy discussion took place on the question whether the Club should be conducted on teetotal principles or not, and eventually it was decided by a large majority that intoxicating liquor be excluded.  The Club was named “The Middlesbrough Liberal Club," its objects being defined as " the political education and social enjoyment of its members, and the general advancement and promotion of the Liberal cause.” The following gentlemen were appointed as a committee to draft rules and carry out various details -- viz., Messrs Hedley, Sanderson, Sharpe, Marchmont, Ward, Pilkington, John, Hanks, Windsor, Cowper, Roberts, Lang, Smith, Holliday, Brown (K)naggs and Mills.  At the close of the meeting the numbers to the membership were further augmented.  

30th April 1887. Primitive Methodist district meeting at Stockton.

Mr. Robert. Knaggs (Middlesbrough) was in attendance.

3rd May 1887. Middlesbrough Liberal Association.

Mr. W. T. Knaggs (committee member) attended meeting held at the Temperance Hall.

21st May to end of June 1887. Classifieds (front page)

Houses for sale, Cheap. 24&25 Vanisttart Terr Coatham, Redcar each contains 2 sitting rooms, 4 bedrooms and scullery, Leasehold for 99 yrs from 1877, ground rent 28s/6d each. Knaggs, Albert terrace, Middlesbrough.

3rd and 7th June 1887. Abduction of a girl at Bishop Auckland.

Before the Auckland Bench Thomas Varey (22) a hawker, on bail, was charged on remand with the abduction of Annie Ross a girl in her fifteenth year. She had eloped with Varey him having asked her to go with him when she was assisting her father hawking pictures at Crook. They first went to Hamsterley and stopped at Betty Knaggs house. Elizabeth Knaggs of Hamsterley giving witness proved that the prisoner and the girl came to her house about a month ago and asked for lodgings for himself and his wife etc.

7th June 1887. Wesleyan Sale of Work at Stockton .

Annual sale of work of the sewing meeting at the Brunswick Wesleyan Chapel, William St, Stockton. To raise funds towards the restoration fund debt where musical entertainment was provided by the chapel choir under the direction of Mr. W. Knaggs who presided at the organ.

2nd August 1887.irths.

Knaggs- On the 1st inst to the wife (Mary Jane) of W.T. (William Thomas) Knaggs of Albert Terr, Middlesbrough, a son (Maurice).

8th August 1887. Flower Show at Carlin How.

R. Knaggs named amongst those taking premier honours for their exhibits.

22nd August 1887. Guisborough Rifle Volunteers.

Corporal Knaggs of the X Company Guisborough Rifle Volunteers competed in their sixth monthly competition.

14th September 1887. Middlesbrough Liberal Club.

Mr. W.T. Knaggs carried 54 votes in favour of election to the associations committee at the new Liberal Club at Middlesbrough.

26th September 1887. Guisborough Rifle Volunteers.

Corporal Knaggs of the X Company Guisborough Rifle Volunteers competed in annual competition.

4th November 1887. Cleveland literary and Philosophical Society.

Mr. W. T. Knaggs read the annual report that reflected a decline in membership and less people attending society lectures etc.

2nd January 1888. Shipping, Knaggs, London.

5th January 1888. Local and District News.

J. J. Knaggs signified intention of endowing a bed to the Salvation Army Rescue Home, Middlesbrough.

21st January 1888. Shipping, Knaggs, London.

1st February 1888. Festival at Stockton.

Mr. Knaggs presided at the pianoforte as upwards of 500 persons sat down to tea in the Temperance Hall last night to celebrate the Jubilee of the Stockton Temperance Society.

7th March 1888. Guisborough County Court.

Mrs. M J Jordan was sued by Mrs. E M Knaggs of Guisborough for £5 2s 6d balance of account for furniture supplied to the defendants late husband who was a miner at Carlinhowe. Defendant’s husband was insured for £50 in an accidental insurance scheme. Shortly after which he was killed in an accident in the mines. Defendant received insurance payment but failed to pay his debt. Judge rewarded plaintiff verdict with costs.

8th March 1888. Middlesbrough Primitive Methodist Circuit.

Mr. Knaggs re-elected circuit steward at quarterly meeting.

8th March 1888. Shipping, Knaggs, London; Loam.

23rd March 1888. Shipping, Knaggs, London.

27th March 1888. Congregational Church Institute.

The chair was taken by Mr. Knaggs at the final session of the season at the schoolroom on Queens Terrace Middlesbrough. Entertainment was provided by the choir directed by Mr. Edwards. “Hayden’s Toy symphony” was excellently rendered and warmly encored. A very pleasant evening was brought to a close with a coffee supper and games.

11th April 1888. Chamber Concert at Stockton.

Mr. Wm. Knaggs ably presided at the organ as members of St. Peter's choir gave a concert in the Borough Hall, Stockton. 

23rd to 26th April 1888. Property to Let.

House in Edward St; 6 rooms ; rent £14 and House at 4, Brunswick St, Stockton apply Mr. W. Knaggs, 3, Finkle St Stockton.

30th May 1888. Shipping, Knaggs, London, Chalk.

7th June 1888. Middlesbrough Primitive Methodist Circuit.

Mr. Knaggs circuit Steward gave a financial report at the quarterly meeting, Jubilee Rd Chapel, Eston.

8th June 1888. Tudhoe Grange School.

Florence Knaggs of Darlington appointed mistress of Infants at Tudhoe Grange School.

7th August 1888. Amateur Athletic Sports at Whitby.

The annual amateur athletic sports under the auspices of the Whitby Cricket and Football Club took place on the Upgang Lane Ground. The weather was delightfully for the most part, and there was a greater crowd on the held than has occurred at any previous sports in connection with the same institution. The following are the particulars of the various events: l20 Yards Handicap (Open) 1st prize. Electro-plated teaset, value £5 5s; 2nd flower stand, value £l 10s; third toast-rack, value 10s 6d. 3rd heat: 1. G. T. (K)naggs. Brotton ; 2.W. Souter, Stockton. Final 1, Collier, 2, Leng, 3, (K)naggs. Quarter Mile Handicap (Open).  First prize, marble clock, value £5 5s; second, electro- plated cake stand, value £2 2s; third, cruet, value £1 ls. 2nd heat: I. G. L. Hallowell, Whitby; 2, G. T. (K)naggs Brotton. Final; 1, Fairweather; 2, Garbutt; 3. (K)naggs. At the close of the day the prizes were formally presented to the successful competitors by Mr. John Turnbull.

30th August 1888. Shipping, Knaggs, London, Loam.

3rd September 1888. School Anniversary at Stockton.

Mr. W. T. Knaggs presiding at the organ as children sang special hymns accompanied by a strong choir at the Brunswick Wesleyan Sunday Schools celebration.

7th November 1888. Cleveland Literary and Philosophical Society.

Mr. W. T. Knaggs read the annual report and statement of accounts, which showed the income during the past year to have been £353 0s 9d a decrease of £23.

10th and 12th November 1888. Classifieds (front page).

General Servant wanted, age above 20, Good References apply to Mrs. R. Knaggs, Dunning St. Middlesbrough.

13th, 14th and 15th November 1888. Classifieds (front page).

Servant wanted for Cottage Home; two sons at work; and an invalid mother. Apply Mrs. Knaggs, Lazenby near Redcar.

3rd and 4th December 1888. Property to Let.

House in Edward St; 6 rooms ; rent £14 and House at 4, Brunswick St, Stockton apply Mr. W. Knaggs, 3, Finkle St Stockton.

30th January 1889. Stockton Temperance Society.

Mr. W. T. Knaggs presided at the pianoforte at the annual festival, Temperance Hall Stockton which was enlivened with musical contributions.

14th February 1889. Shipping, Knaggs, London, Loam.

19th, 27th, and 28th February and 1st March 1889. Classifieds (front page).

Servant wanted for Cottage Home; two sons at work; the mother lame Mrs. Knaggs, Lazenby near Redcar.

9th March 1889. Shipping, Knaggs, London.

14th March 1889. Congregational Bazaar at Middlesbrough.

Bazaar and Sale of work at the Queen's terrace Congregational School room to raise funds for mission work. The Mayor of Middlesbrough (Mr. Raylton Dixon) declared the bazaar open wishing it every success. Mr. Jno. Johnston, one of the deacons proposed a vote of thanks to the Mayor which Mr. W. T. Knaggs seconded the vote being carried with acclamation.

27th March to 2nd April 1889. Classifieds (front page).

General Servant wanted Apply Mrs. Knaggs, Grange Road Middlesbrough

28th March 1889. Concert at Middlesbrough.

The concluding concert of the series arranged by the committee of the Middlesbrough Temperance Society was given last night before a large audience. An excellent programme was presented in which Mr. W. Knaggs accompanied the band and chorus of about 120 performers.

12th, 15th and 17th April 1889. Classifieds (front page).

Servant wanted for Cottage Home; two sons at work; the mother lame Mrs. Knaggs, Lazenby near Redcar.

16th April 1889. Wesleyan Sale of Work at Stockton.

Mr. W. Knaggs and the chapel choir presented a vocal and instrumental programme at the Brunswick Wesleyan Chapel sale of work.

14th May and 17th June 1889. The Universal Digestive Tea.

Richard Knaggs, Grocer of Skelton Green stockist of “the tea recommended by eminent physicians”. “No longer has this tea stood than it does not become bitter or injurious!”….

23rd May 1889. Concert at Brunswick Wesleyan Chapel.

An enjoyable concert of sacred music was given in Brunswick Wesleyan Chapel Stockton. The programme was a lengthy one with the gem of the evening being a Handel solo. Mr. W. Knaggs the organist fully displayed the sweetness of his instrument.

22nd June 1889. Shipping, Knaggs, London, Oil.

10th and 16th July 1889 Shipping, Knaggs, London, Loam.

5th August 1889. Grangetown Shepherds Amateur Athletics Sports.

G. J. Knaggs won the 2nd heat of running race by one yard. (1st prize £5)

5th August 1889. Horticultural Show at Skinningrove.

Mr. T. Knaggs exhibitor at the Skinningrove Miners' Institute Horticultural and Industrial Show at Carlinhow.

12th August 1889. Shipping, Knaggs, Hartlepool, Light.

16th August 1889. Shipping, Knaggs, London.

19th August 1889. Boosebeck, Skelton and District Horticultural Show.

Mr. F. Knaggs was amongst the Judges for athletic sports in connection with the show at Skelton.

2nd September 1889. Sunday School Anniversary at Stockton.

Mr. W. Knaggs presiding at the organ while the chapel choir sang special hymns to celebrate the Brunswick Wesleyan schools seventh anniversary.

10th to 12th October 1889. House to Let.

Cranbourne-terrace, eight rooms; rent £20. Apply W. Knaggs, 3, Finkle St, Stockton.

26th 28th and 29th October 1889. Public Notice.

Foundation Stone Ceremony. Primitive Methodist Sunday Schools, Gilkes St, Middlesbrough. The memorial stones of the new schools will be laid on Wednesday October 30th 1889 by the following gentlemen. The Mayor of the Borough (Raylton Dixon, Esq.), L. Wilson. Esq., M.P. Ald. T. H. Bell esq. J.P. Mr. George Armstrong, Mr. B. Bosher and Mr. R. Knaggs. Ceremony at 2.30 pm. The Reverend G.H. Beeley will give an address at the stone laying. Monster tea in the Temperance Hall at 4 o’clock: tickets 1s each. Great public meeting in the church at 7 o’clock. Addresses by G.H. Beeley, G. Russell, H Crane, R. G. Graham and J. Rumfitt. R. Clapham of Stokesley will preside. Collections at stone laying and meeting on behalf of building fund.

31st October to 2nd November 1889. Classifieds (front page).

Musical instruments etc for sale apply W. Knaggs, (Late J. P. Jewson) 3, Finkle St, Stockton.

30th October 1889. New Primitive Methodist Sunday Schools at Middlesbrough.

The foundation stones were laid yesterday afternoon included in the ceremonial party was Mr. R. Knaggs whom laid a stone and was presented with a copy of the History of Primitive Methodism in commemoration.

2nd 4th and 5th November 1889. House to Let.

Cranbourne terrace, 8 rooms; Apply W. Knaggs 3, Finkle St, Stockton.

23rd November1889. Shipping,Knaggs, London.

2nd December to 28th December 1889. Classifieds (front page)

Musical instruments etc for sale apply W. Knaggs, (Late J. P. Jewson), 3, Finkle St, Stockton.

6th to 18th December Classifieds (front page)

Stilton Cheese. Provision Dealers and Grocers who require supplies for Christmas will do well to write for prices to Aaron Knaggs, Cheese Factor, Bainbridge, via Bedale.

18th December 1889. Stockton Musical Society.

Performance of the Messiah. The Stockton Musical Society opened its season for 1889-90. The orchestra and chorus numbered about 150 performers under the leadership of Mr. W. Las of Sunderland with Mr. W. Knaggs at the organ.

19th December 1889. Redcar and Coatham Musical Society Concert.

An orchestral concert took place in the Central Hall, Redcar which was very well attended and the audience generally appeared to appreciate the items performed. Chorus and band numbered about 120 performers with accompaniment being provided by Mr. W. Knaggs of Stockton.

22nd January 1890. Robbing a Fellow Lodger.

Henry Knowles a stranger to the Town was convicted at Middlesbrough Police Court this morning of stealing a silver watch the property of William Knaggs. The parties were lodging in a house in Durham St and the prisoner took the watch from the bedroom in which Knaggs was sleeping. He was sentenced to three months' hard labour.

25th January 1890. Cleveland Liberal Association.

Mr. W.T. Knaggs appointed to executive committee for Linthorpe district at the annual general meeting held at Middlesbrough Liberal Club.

28th January 1890. Temperance Festival at Stockton.

William Knaggs presided at the pianoforte at the annual festival of the Stockton Temperance Society.

3rd February 1890. Shipping, Knaggs, London, Loam.

6th February 1890. Unlicensed Game Dealer.

Joseph Knaggs a farmer at Kirbymoorside pleaded guilty at Stockton Police Court to a charge that he being an unlicensed person did sell a hare to Thos. Whitfield Hornby on the 15th ult. P.C. Wilson saw him sell the hare in Stockton market place. Prisoner confessed that he had no license but pleaded ignorance of the law. Fined 10s and 7s costs.

17th March 1890.Shipping, Knaggs, Cowes, Chalk.

21st to 27th  March 1890. Classifieds (front page).

Second hand Pianos (returned from hire) for sale at low figures. W. Knaggs (late J. P. Jewson), 3, Finkle St, Stockton-on-Tees.

1st April 1890. Shipping, Knaggs, West Hartlepool, Light.

17th to 21st April 1890 Classifieds (front page)

Hunton and Hunton, Solicitors, Stockton -on-Tees. For sale by Auction on Tuesday 22nd April 1890 by T.W. Hornby Auctioneers Dovecote St Stockton. Large Shop and Dwelling House and Yard with all appointments being No 3 Finkle St (being within 20yds of High St.). For many years occupied by Mr. J. W. Jewson, now occupied by Mr. (William) Knaggs. The house contains 11 rooms.

23rd April 1890. Shipping, Knaggs, London.

21st May to 4th August 1890. Classifieds (front page)

William Knaggs (late J. P. Jewson) Pianos (Iron Frame) from £20 cash. Organs from £12 cash. Second hand Pianos, returned from hire, at very low prices for cash. 

5th August 1890. Bishop Auckland Police Court.

Anthony, Philips, Mary Oates and Thomas Knaggs were charged with resisting P.C. Applegarth in the execution of his duty at Hamsterley on the 29th inst. The constable said he saw Mary Ann Knaggs (19) leave John Marquis shop with a pair of stolen boots. He followed the girl home and found the boots but meanwhile the she had gone back to the shop to settle the matter. Twenty minutes later whilst the constable was going down the High St accompanying the girl to the lock up at Witton Park the defendants set upon him. One defendant placed all his weight on the constable’s arm in a way that made the girl cry out with pain. Eventually the girl got away from custody. The defence was that the arrest was illegal but the bench fined the defendants 1s with 7s costs.

1st October 1890. Public Notice.

Methodist New Chapel, Newport, Foundation Stone will he Laid at 2.30pm This Afternoon by his Worshipful the Mayor of Middlesbrough (Alderman Scupham), and Robt. Knaggs, esq.

2nd October 1890. Foundation Stone at Middlesbrough.

The Mayor of Middlesbrough (Alderman Scupham) and Mr. R Knaggs laid the foundation stones of the new Primitive Methodist chapel that is been erected at Newport. There was a considerable gathering despite the somewhat unpleasant character of the weather. Mayor laid first stone then Mr. Knaggs laid the second stone with a few observations before the party retired to the West End Wesleyan Schoolroom for a celebratory Tea and evening meeting.

27th, 29th to 31st October 1890 Classifieds (front page)

Lessons on Pianoforte, Organ; Harmony and Singing at Mr. Knaggs's Music Rooms, 3, Finkle St.

5th November 1890. Shipping, Knaggs, London.

7th November 1890. Cleveland Literary and Philosophical Society.

Mr. (William Thomas) Knaggs, secretary was re-elected at annual general meeting. Matter of urgent repairs to the building was discussed which the council cannot afford to fulfill. Mr. Knaggs was of an opinion that the society might succeed in obtaining a mortgage under the terms of an annual redemption to carry out the repairs.

25th March 1891. Shipping, Knaggs, Hartlepool.

1st and 4th April 1891. Property for Sale by Auction.

Samuel Lithgow & Sons Auctioneers. Two dwelling houses being No 3 and No 5 Lime St Middlesbrough currently occupied by Mr. Knaggs and Mr. Holmes respectively.

2nd April 1891. North Riding Infirmary Governors Annual General Meeting.

W. T. Knaggs appointed as Teesside Ironworks representative on board of trustees for North Riding Infirmary.

4th April 1891. Stockton Musical Society.

Music from pure oratorio to the romantic was made at the second session for the seasons concerts with the chorus been accompanied by Mr. W. Knaggs.

12th May 1891. Stockton School Board.

Higher Grade School at Stockton. The monthly meeting of the Stockton School Board was well attended and was presided over by Alderman Wilson. The board’s secretary Mr. W. T. Knaggs disclosed that the number of children on the books was 265 with a teaching staff of 27 etc.

19th June 1891. The Voting for the Middlesbrough Football Committee.

List of names of people who were not elected to the committee of the Middlesbrough Football Club included an M. Knaggs with 100 votes. Considerable speculation had been rife since the original list of those elected was published so the forenamed list and votes cast was made public.

22nd June 1891. Faraday.

Long winded Editorial containing the following reference “….with Dickens's Mortimer Knaggs who took to scorning mankind, and came out a genius. Of course, it is not to be wondered at if a man absorbed in original scientific research is ….”

22nd July to 28th September 1891. Classifieds (front page).

Musical instruments for sale and hire: apply William. Knaggs, 3, Finkle St, Stockton.

6th August 1891 Horticultural and Musical Fete at Hartlepool

J. R. Knaggs was an exhibitor at Hartlepool Horticultural Society Fete.

29th September to 1st October 1891 Classifieds (front page)

Box Office for Theatre tickets: apply William. Knaggs, 3, Finkle St, (Stockton)

3rd to 6th October 1891 House to Let

Cranbourne terrace, 8 rooms; W. Knaggs, 3, Finkle Street, Stockton.

7th to 12th October 1891 Classifieds (front page)

General servant wanted not under 21: references required apply between ten and one o'clock, Mrs. Knaggs, Hornsea House, Grange road, Middlesbrough.

5th November 1891. Cleveland Literary and Philosophical Society.

W. T. Knaggs the Hon. Sec read the annual report which stated that the membership was 571 etc.

7th November to 18th December 1891 Classifieds (front page)

Box Office for Theatre bookings and musical instruments etc for sale apply William Knaggs, 3, Finkle St, Stockton.

4th January 1892. Advertisement.

Clearance Sale of Pianos, Organs, and Harmoniums to make room for New Stock now coming in. Follows list. All Instruments guaranteed and easy payments arranged. Music at reasonable prices. W. (K)naggs, 3, Finkle-Street, Stockton.

5th January 1892. Deaths.

On the ? Inst at Skelton Green, Hannah, the relict of the late Wm. Knaggs, of Lingdale Lane, aged 83 (88?) years. Interment at Skelton Cemetery, Wednesday, Jan. 6th 1892.

12th January 1892. Collapsed Opinions.

Long winded editorial containing following reference, “Some minds can only be impressive by being' gloomy. Like Mortimer Knaggs, in Nicholas Nickleby, their genius only comes out under the influence of blighted hopes.”

10th March 1892. Shipping Knaggs, London.

9th April to 11th 1892. Classifieds (front page).

House Let in Cranbourne terrace for May, rent £20. W. Knaggs, 3, Finkle Street, Stockton on Tees.

2nd to 25th May 1892. Classifieds (front page).

Musical instruments for sale etc apply: William Knaggs, 3, Finkle St, Stockton.

22nd July 1892 Classifieds (front page).

House Let in Cranbourne terrace for May, rent £20. W. Knaggs, 3, Finkle Street, Stockton on Tees.

6th August 1892. Shipping, Knaggs, London.

22nd August 1892. To be Let.

House to Let in Cranbourne terrace, 8 rooms, Rent £20 apply W. Knaggs, 3, Finkle Street, Stockton on Tees.

16th September 1892. Shipping, Knaggs, Hartlepool.

5th October 1892. Saltburn Congregational Church.

Foundation stone laying (Pearl St) Saturday, October 8th, at 3 p.m. by Albert Hikes, Esq. (ex-Chairman of Yorkshire Congregational Union). Tea at 5p m. Tickets 3d each. Public Meeting at at 7 in Wesleyan Chapel. Donations may be sent to treasurer of Building Fund W.T. Knaggs, Saltburn.

11th November to 31st December 1892. Classifieds (front page).

Musical instruments for sale, and Box Office for Theatre tickets apply William Knaggs 3, Finkle St, Stockton.

4th January 1893. Cleveland Building Society.

Annual meeting at Oddfellows Hall Middlesbrough. Mr. W. T. Knaggs paid a high compliment to Mr. F. Hardisty the secretary for the able manner in which he had kept the books.

4th to January to 6th February 1893. Classifieds (front page).

Musical instruments for sale and Box Office for Theatre tickets apply William Knaggs, 3, Finkle St, Stockton.

28th February, 1st and 2nd March 1893. Property for Sale.

Property situated in (No 43) Station St, Middlesbrough, comprising good stables, loose boxes, carriage houses, large yard and convenient dwelling house (Marshall Knaggs has occupied as tenant for upwards of 20 years) together with the Six Tenements adjoining thereto. Jeff, Estate Valuer, 57, Richardson St.

16th March 1893. Shipping, Knaggs, London.

14th April 1893. Shipping, Knaggs, Portsmouth.

17th April 1893. Murder of a Constable at Middlesbrough.

Funeral report of P.C. William Henderson who was killed while attempting to arrest a lunatic one John H Gould son of a horse slaughterer. The Chief Constables subscription list included a Mr. W.R. (T?) Knaggs who donated 10 shillings to benevolence fund.

16th May 1893. Serious Accident to a Skelton Tradesman.

Mr. Richard Knaggs, Grocer of Skelton, while repairing some spouting at his residence on the High Green yesterday met with a serious accident. He was examining the spout when the ladder swerved aside. Mr. Knaggs being thrown a considerable distance to the ground where it is supposed he alighted onto his head. The poor man was at once conveyed indoors and he was seen by Dr. Merryweather and other medical gentlemen but only faint hopes are attained of his recovery.

16th and 17th May 1893. Deaths.

Knaggs. On the 15th inst at 32, Cleveland St, Skelton. Richard the beloved husband of Elizabeth Knaggs. Internment at Skelton Cemetery on Thurday the 18th inst. Leaving residence at 3:30pm. Friends please accept this intimation.

16th May 1893. Shipping, Knaggs, Southampton.

9th June to 1st September1893. Classifieds (front page).

Edward Binns celebrated gingerbread nuts are available from A. Knaggs, Grocer at Askrigg.

8th July 1893. Shipping, Knaggs, Portsmouth.

4th August 1893. Shipping Knaggs, Portsmouth, Chalk.

31st July to 1st August 1893.Property to Let.

Cranbourne terrace for May, Rent £20. W. Knaggs, 3, Finkle Street, Stockton on Tees.

9th, 12th, 15th August and 27th, 29th and 30th September 1893. Property for Sale.

Property situated in (No 43) Station St, Middlesbrough, comprising good stables, loose boxes, carriage houses, large yard and convenient dwelling-house (Marshall Knaggs has occupied as tenant for upwards of 20 years), together with the Six Tenements adjoining thereto. Jeff, Estate Valuer 57, Richardson St.

24th August 1893. Bazaar at Saltburn.

Mrs. W. T. Knaggs of Saltburn was a stall holder at a fund raising event for the Congregational Church building fund.

2nd September 1893. Classifieds (front page).

General Servant (thoroughly experienced) Vetted; from country preferred. Apply Mr. Knaggs, I Hornsea House Grange Rd Middlesbrough.

19th September 1893. Shipping Knaggs, Portsmouth, Calk and Iron.

6th October 1893.Finances of the North Riding Infirmary.

Decline of subscriptions and income in the last year. Mr. (W.T.) Knaggs stated that the satisfactory feature of the report was due to the care with which Miss Pringle, the Matron, had watched the expenditure. A vote of thanks from the governors of the institution to Miss Pringle for her wonderful management of the institution was heartedly carried the motion of Mr. Knaggs seconded by Mr. Hall.

7th October to 27th December 1893. Classifieds (front page).

Knaggs, 3 Finkle St, Stockton on Tees. Pianofortes, organs, harmoniums and pianos on the hire system, liberal discount for cash.

14th October to 30th December 1893. Classifieds (front page).

Stilton Cheese. Provision Dealers and Grocers who require supplies for Christmas will do well to write for prices to Aaron Knaggs, Cheese Factor, Bainbridge, via Bedale

10th November 1893. Cleveland Literary and Philosophical Society.

Mr. W. T. Knaggs read the annual report.

9th December 1893. Shipping, Knaggs;Portsmouth.

20th December 1893. University Lectures for Middlesbrough.

Cleveland Literary and Philosophical Society. Mr. (W.T.) Knaggs proposed a series of lectures for the forthcoming season and was seconded by Alderman Hinton.

13th and 16th January 1894. Classifieds (front page).

General Servant (exp) wanted, not under 20, reference required. Mrs. Knaggs, Hornsea House, Grange Rd Middlesbrough.

1st March 1894. Shipping, Knaggs, West Hartlepool, Gravel.

15th March to 4th April 1894. Classifieds (front page).

To all Cab Propritors, Cabman etc.

Property for Auction 33, 43 and 45 Station Street Middlesbrough standing on an area of 640 sq yds and having a frontage of 120 ft six stall stables and loose box with loft over, two good coach houses, harness room and large yard together with six roomed house (No 43) with wash house and the usual outbuildings, the whole now in the occupation of Mr. Marshall Knaggs, Cab Proprietor. The frontage of this portion of the property is 75ft 6in., and the depth about 48ft. No 33 Four tenement dwelling house frontage 30 ft with through passage and good open yard. No 43 Two tenement dwelling house similar to No 33 frontage 33ft. This desirable block of property is suitable for large business etc close to Linthorpe Rd and 520yds from the North Eastern Railway. For further particulars apply to John Trotter 92, Corporation Rd, Middlesbrough.

17th March 1894. Shipping, Knaggs, Newhaven.

21st March 1894. Affairs of a Whitby Florist.

At Stockton Bankruptcy Court before Registrar Mr. Crosby, Henry Knaggs Williamson, Nurseryman and Florist, late Nursery, Ruswarp, Whitby came up for his examination as a bankrupt. Debtor admitted his liability to unsecured creditors at £678 and his assets at £100 2s 8d, leaving a deficiency of £578 7s 4d. In reply to Mr. Stubbs debtor said he was not aware that his assets had realised considerably less than he estimated. The furniture belonged to his wife. In 1888 he was indebted to his wife’s uncle for £200 being unable to pay the interest; his wife’s uncle took the furniture afterwards giving it to his (debtors) wife. Debtor commenced business about 18 years ago with a capital of £1800 as a nurseryman and seedsman at New Gardens Whitby. He remained there about eight years then moved to his present position. Debtor first became aware of his insolvency in 1888. The causes of his bankruptcy were losses in business and illness of his wife. The examination was adjourned.

28th March 1894. Stockton Bankruptcy Court.

Examination of Henry Knaggs Williamson, Florist of Esk Nursery Ruswarp was formally closed.

13th April1894. Shipping, Knaggs, Newhaven.

18th and 20th April 1894. Classifieds (front page).

Auction. Low Farm, Brotton-in-Cleveland. Radyson Nutt is favoured with instructions To Sell by Auction (under distraint for rent) on Monday, 23rd April, 1894, the valuable Farming stock, etc, belonging to Messrs Riggs and Knaggs. Etc.

18th April 1894. Shipping Knaggs, West Hartlepool.

21st April 1894. Shipping Knaggs, Newhaven.

26th April 1894. Cleveland Choral Party. 

Mr. Knaggs contributed to a concert programme at the Cooperative Hall Middlesbrough.

4th May 1894. Stockton and Thornaby Liberal Association.

Mr. W. Knaggs presided at the pianoforte at a conversazione and dance held at the Exchange Hall.

26th May 1894. Proposed Industrial Exhibition at Middlesbrough.

A deputation of the joint hospitals committee including Mr. W. T. Knaggs attended a meeting of the Middlesbrough streets committee which discussed the proposed Industrial exhibition in aid of the local medical charities.

12th June 1894. Shipping, Knaggs, West Hartlepool.

13th June 1894. Middlesbrough Police Court.

A Mother and daughter were accused of theft of rings from the Knagg's Head Hotel, West St, Lazenby and stealing jewelry from other Hotels in the area.

21st June 1894. Shipping Knaggs, Portsmouth.

25th June 1894. Anniversary at Stockton.

Mr. W. Knaggs accompanied the Choir on the pianoforte at an anniversary service for the Brunswick Wesleyan adult bible class.

12th July 1894. Flower Show at North Ormsby.

R. J. Knaggs of Darlington was a successful exhibitor.

23rd July to 4th August 1894. Classifieds (front page).

W. Knaggs, 3, Finkle St, Stockton on Tees, Music Warehouse. Send at once for an Illustrated Catalogue of our immense Stock of violins, Violas. Cellos and Contra Basses etc.

15th August 1894. Presentation of Organ to a Middlesbrough Chapel.

Formal presentation of a beautiful organ to Gilkes St Primitive Methodist Chapel by the organ fund committee at a total cost of £400. Mr. R. Knaggs, on behalf of the trustees suitably acknowledged the gift and presented Mr. Walker chairman of the fund raising committee with an ebony baton, silver- mounted, in token of the trustee’s appreciation of his work. Mr. J. G. Knaggs also took part in the meeting.

23rd August 1894. Classifieds (front page).

BOY (about 14) Wanted, able to drive. Apply Knaggs, Dunning St, Middlesbrough.

24th August 1894. Shipping Knaggs, West Hartlepool.

25th August 1894. Norton Flower Show.

Mr.? Knaggs named as exhibitor at Norton Horticultural and Industrial Society show held at the Norton Cricket Club.

22nd September to 10th December 1894. Classifieds (front page).

Mr. W. Knaggs, 3, Finkle St, Stockton on Tees has now resumed his lessons, instruction given on Pianoforte and Organ.

26th September 1894. Shipping, Knaggs, Shoreham.

16th October 1894. Deaths.

Knaggs. David on the 14th inst at 103 Corporation Road Middlesbrough the residence of his daughter Sarah Barwick, late of Marton aged 67 years. Cortege leaving address for new cemetery on Wednesday at 2:30pm. Friends note this only intimation.

3rd November 1894. Shipping, Knaggs, Portsmouth.

9th November 1894. Cleveland Literary and Philosophical Society.

Annual meeting held in the Lecture Hall, Corporation road, Middlesbrough, Dr. Williams presiding. Mr. W. T. Knaggs, secretary, read the report, which stated that the membership had increased as had the income but there was a deficit at the beginning of the year.

28th November 1894. Knaggs, Portsmouth.

15th January 1895. Classifieds (page 2).

Found in Ridge Lane Staithes three half breed Hoggs. Owner can have same on identifying same and paying expenses. Apply D. Knaggs Ridge lane Staithes.

1st and 4th February 1895. Classifieds (front page).

House to Let in Cranbourne Terr, Yarm Rd, Stockton, £20, apply Mr. W. Knaggs, 3, Finkle St, Stockton on Tees.

16th February 1895. Shipping Knaggs, Dover; Chalk.

7th March 1895. Funeral of Mr. C. Bone of Stockton.

Mrs. (Margaret) Knaggs and Mrs. Tyson (sisters) and Mr. John Bone of Neasham, (brother of deceased) were accommodated in the second coach of the cortege.

29th March to 4th April 1895. Classifieds (front page).

House to Let in Cranbourne terrace; also, one in Edwards Street apply Mr. W. Knaggs, 3, Finkle St, Stockton on Tees.

1st April 1895. Shipping Knaggs, Portsmouth.

4th April 1895. North Riding Infirmary.

The annual court of Governors was held at the North Riding Infirmary, Newport Road Middlesbrough. Mr. W. T. Knaggs, house committee member raised the subject of committee meetings and suggested they should be increased to monthly gatherings because the committee no longer required being involved with day to day matters.

6th May 1895. Shipping, Knaggs, Portsmouth.

13th May 1895. Flourishing Sunday school.

Mr. Wm. Knaggs presided at the organ at the eighth anniversary service of the Brunswick Wesleyan Sunday school Stockton, where a large choir of scholars and teachers sang celebratory hymns.

13th May 1895. Cricket.

Knaggs listed in Stockton Clarence team against Marton.

10th June 1895. Sports at Eston.

C. R. Knaggs of Middlesbrough was 100 yds handicap heat winner at the Eston Oddfellows annual Amateur Athletic Sports.

10th June 1895. Shipping, Knaggs, Portsmouth.

19th and 25th July 1895. Shipping Knaggs, Portsmouth.

7th to 9th August 1895. Classifieds (front page).

Marshall Knaggs, Cab Proprietor, begs to inform customers that he has removed from Station St to new premises in Dunning Road. Telephone, No. 5159.

10th to 14th August 1895. Classifieds (front page).

House to Let in Cranbourne terrace; rent, £20 apply Mr. W. Knaggs, 3, Finkle St, Stockton on Tees.

19th August 1895. Foolish Conduct of a Railway Employee at the Station.

Middlesbrough Police Court.  A respectably dressed man named James King or Knaggs, of 33, Blake St, was charged in custody with having assaulted P. C. Appleton, of the North Eastern Railway Police on Saturday night. The officer was attempting to close one of the gates at the station at midnight when prisoner and two others came up. He told them he was closing up but the three insisted on entering the station. Witness pushed prisoner away and one of the three said “Go for the b…” Prisoner then struck him and they closed and fell. P.C. Dobson of the borough police then came up and prisoner who resisted violently was locked up. Prisoner submitted that the officer was the aggressor in the first instance as he struck him in the mouth and he retaliated. R.H. Millburn and Richard King who along with the prisoner are all employees of the railway company at the sheds collaborated. The stipendiary said the railway police had a difficult duty to perform and prisoner had acted very foolishly in persisting in going into the station at midnight when it was been closed. It was quite possible he might lose the situation held by him for 18 years and taken all the circumstances into consideration he would only impose a fine.

23rd August 1895. Norton Flower Show.

R. J. Knaggs, of Whorlton was awarded a third prize at the Norton Horticultural and Industrial Society show on the grounds of Norton Cricket Club.

18th September 1895. Cleveland Camera Club.

Club officials met with Mr. Knaggs of the Literary and Philosophical Society to discuss proposed use of an institute room for their purposes.

21st and 24th September 1895. Classifieds (front page).

Boy (about 15) wanted; must be able to drive Apply R Knaggs, Dunning St, Middlesbrough.

2nd October 1895. Shipping Knaggs, Portsmouth.

3rd October 1895. Classifieds (front page).

Goods for sale, post free Knaggs, Grocer, Askrigg

12th to 30th October 1895. Classifieds (front page).

W. Knaggs. Bridge-Road Music Warehouse, Stockton.

17th October 1895. Sports and Pastimes.

The weekly run of the Darlington Harriers took place last night when 22 members turned out. The course was by Angel Inn and Cockerton. The slows (17 runners) were paced by T. W. Brack (captain), and whipped by T. ? Knaggs.

8th November 1895. Home of Culture.

Short article about the work of the Cleveland Literary and Philosophical Society concluding with “it is anticipated that Mr. (W.T.) Knaggs will succeed in enlarging the lecture list before the winter season is much further advanced”.

8th November 1895. Football.

Darlington versus Stockton: Knaggs listed as a Half-back for ?

9th November 1895. Literary and Philosophical Society.

Mr. W. T. Knaggs, Hon. Sec read the annual report of the Council, which stated that they would be grateful if members would take a more personal interest in the running of the society.

19th November to 30th December 1895 Classifieds (front page)

W. Knaggs. Bridge-road Music Warehouse, Stockton.

28th November 1895. Public Notice.

Cleveland Literary and Philosophical Society, Kindly note, illustrated lecture on Brittany and the Bretons entered on the syllabus for November 28th 1895 is postponed until March 5th 1896. W. T. Knaggs, Hon. Sec.

7th to 11th December 1895 Classifieds (front page)

Agent for Orchestral event: Mr. Knaggs. Stockton. Music catalogue available from W. Knaggs, Bridge Road Music Warehouse, Stockton.

2nd January to 25th March 1896 Classifieds (front page)

Catalogue available from W. Knaggs Bridge Road Music Warehouse, Stockton.

17th January 1896 Shipping Knaggs, Portsmouth

22nd January 1896. Wedding at Stockton.

Mr. W. Knaggs played the organ at the marriage of Mr. Arthur Wm. Welch of Stockton, the county cricketer and champion chess player and Miss Isabella M. Gray at the Brunswick Wesleyan Chapel.

24th January 1896. Cleveland Literary and Philosophical Society.

Mr. W. T. Knaggs presided at a lecture on Brittany illustrated with about 50 lantern slides.

25th January and February 1st 1896. Classifieds (front page).

Theatre box office: MR Knaggs. Stockton Music catalogue available from W. Knaggs, Bridge Road Music Warehouse, Stockton.

11th February 1896	Funeral of Mr. Johnston

Mr. W. J. (T?) acted as a bearer at the funeral of Mr. J Johnston at St Georges, Congregational Church Middlesbrough, which whom the deceased had been so long and so earnestly associated with.

27th February 1896 Yorkshire Congregational Union

W. J. Knaggs was elected treasurer at the spring meeting of the Scarborough, Whitby and Middlesbrough district of the Yorkshire Congregational Union held at St. George's Hall Middlesbrough.

5th March 1896 Northern Notes

Middlesbrough Primitive Methodists must be highly gratified at the reports read last night by Rev. R. Hind and Mr. Knaggs their circuit steward

24th March 1896. Non Conformist Council Meeting at Middlesbrough.

Annual meeting held in the Friends' Meeting House when Messrs Scrafton and Knaggs were re- elected auditors.

24th April 1896 Shipping Knaggs, Southampton.

4th May 1896. Cricket.

Middlesbrough Reserve v. New Marske. J Knaggs, (Middlesbrough Reserve) ran out for one run.

21st 25th to 27th May 1896. Classifieds (front page).

Assistant to Drapery and Grocer wanted per-meancy apply Aaron Knaggs, Hawes.

25th May 1896. Cricket.

Stockton Reserve v. Middlesbrough Reserve. T Knaggs played for Middlesbrough reserve.

1st June 1896 Cricket

Middlesbrough Reserve v. Guisborough Reserve. Knaggs played for Middlesbrough Reserve.

23rd July 1896 Interesting Wedding at Stockton.

Mr. Wm. Knaggs played the organ at the Brunswick Wesleyan Chapel for the nuptials of Mr. W A. Bone, B.Sc. late of Owens College (Victoria University), now head of the chemical department at Battersea Polytechnic Institute, London, and Miss Katie Hind.

23rd July 1896 The Yorkshire Show

J. Knaggs of Marske exhibitor at Yorkshire Agricultural Society show at York

30th 31st July 1896 Classifieds (front page)

Upholsterer Wanted for a short time. Apply Knaggs, Zetland road, Loftus.

30th July 1896. Middlesbrough Flower Show.

The sixth annual exhibition of the Middlesbrough Floral, Horticultural, and Industrial Society was held at Linthorpe. Prizewinners for collections of fruit included Dish of strawberries: R. G. Knaggs. Red currants: G. Knaggs. Black currants: R. J. Knaggs. Gooseberries (dessert): R J Knaggs.

12th to 18th August 1896 Classifieds (front page)

W. Knaggs. Bridge-road Music Warehouse, Stockton

17th August 1896. Grangetown Sports.

The amateur athletic sports promoted by the Grangetown Athletics club, Recreation Ground Grangetown. C. R. Knaggs of Middlesbrough was competitor in 100yds flat race for cycles

24th August 1896. Whitby Magistrates.

Walter Knaggs, Landlord of the Black Bull Inn, Whitby was fined £2 and costs for selling adulterated whisky.

30th to 31st August 1896. Classifieds (front page).

Upholsterer Wanted for a short time apply Knaggs Zetland Rd Loftus.

31st August 1896. Cleveland Puppy Show.

Mr. W Knaggs of Skelton won prize for 14th July walker (puppy) at the Cleveland Foxhounds annual show at the kennels Skelton.

4th September 1896. Public Notice.

Mr. Robert Knaggs circuit steward is to chair a public meeting at Gilkes St Primitive Methodist Church.

9th September 1896 Primitive Connexion, Loftus.

Miss A. Knaggs named as stall holder at a bazaar, Town Hall, Loftus.

11th September 1896. Football.

Knaggs named as half back for Saltburn Swifts Football team.

17th September to 30th December 1896 Classifieds (front page)

Mr. W. Knaggs, 3, Finkle St, Stockton on Tees, Lessons given on Pianoforte and Organ.

18th September, 16th October and 18th December 1896. Football.

Knaggs named as half back for Saltburn Swifts.

19th September 1896. Cricket.

J. Knaggs bowler for Middlesbrough reserve team versus ?

3rd October 1896. Cricket.

J. Knaggs listed in Middlesbrough Cricket Clubs second elevens bowling averages.

6th October 1896. Northern Notes.

Cleveland Literary and Philosophical Institute have an admirable record as one of the chief agencies for the promotion of culture in the community. It means to maintain its reputation and its lead as the chief intellectual centre of Middlesbrough for many years to come. The course of lectures for the winter months which is being prepared by Mr. Wm. T. Knaggs the secretary, who so fully and so attractively represents the spirit of the institution, gives promise of an entertainment of a high order.

26th October 1896. Wedding.

Mr. W. Knaggs played the organ at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Stockton for the marriage of Mr. Godfrey While, the talented organist and choir master of the church, and Mary Louisa of Stockton.

16th November 1896. Northern Notes.

Mr. W. Knaggs presided at the organ for the reopening of the Brunswick Wesleyan Chapel Stockton after extensive alterations that have cost upwards of £1,000.

21st November and 5th December 1896. Classifieds (front page).

Box office for Theatre tickets: Mr. Knaggs. Stockton.

31st December 1896 North Country News

Mr. W. Knaggs presided at the pianoforte at an entertainment arranged by the Mayor of Stockton for the 280 inmates of Stockton’s Workhouse.

1897 (January to June only)

5th January to 24th June 1897Classifieds (front page)

William Knaggs, 3, Finkle, St & 27, Bridge-Road Stockton-on-Tees. Lessons Given on Pianoforte and Organ. Special display of new stock.

Tuesday 12th January 1897. Deaths.

Knaggs On the 10th inst at the Cottage hospital North Ormsby John aged 61 years. Cortège leaves 70 Corporation Rd Middlesbrough on Thursday at 3pm. Friends please accepts this as (only) intimation.

3rd and 8th February 1897 Classifieds (front page)

Theatre box office: Knaggs, Stockton.

5th February 1897. Exhibition and Bazaar.

Mr. W. Knaggs displayed musical instruments at Borough Hall Stockton organised in aid of the building fund of St Luke's Parish Church, Thornaby.

5th and 12th March 1897. Football.

Knaggs selected as a half back for Guisborough Priory team who compete in the Cleveland league.

19th March 1897 Shipping Knaggs. West Hartlepool

22nd March 1897. Hero in Humble Life.

J Knaggs listed as a subscriber of 1 shilling to charity for Thomas Smitherman “a poor cripple boy” Fund close to its aim of £200 to commemorate the Queens diamond Jubilee.

24th to 26th March 1897 Classifieds (front page)

Wanted, Grocery, Drapery, and General Country Trade; Particulars to Aaron Knaggs. Hawes.

1st April 1897 Shipping Knaggs, London

29th April to 5th May 1897 Classifieds (front page)

House, in Cranbourne terrace, To Let, 8 rooms; May term apply Mr. W. Knaggs, 3, Finkle St, Stockton on Tees.

5th May 1897. Saltburn Ratepayers and the proposed Pleasure Ground.

A meeting of the Urban District Council of Saltburn was held yesterday, over which Mr. W. J. Moscrop presided. Mr. S. Spry reported that the ballot of the ratepayer of the town had been taken as to the proposal gift of land by the Marquis of Zetland for the purpose of a pleasure ground. Discussion follows about lack of ratepayers support for acceptance after ballot count was inconclusive. Position of planned roads and cost of scheme to council was then debated etc. Mr. Taylor moved that the Council's previous resolution that the Marquis of Zetland he approached be adhered to.  Mr. Mazettie seconded, Messrs Jones, Taylor, Mazettie, and (K)naggs voted for, Messrs Hornsby and Rapp remaining neutral, the latter remarking that he was sorry to see the vote was not so decisive as was hoped it would be.

30th April 1897. Death of a Cleveland Octogenarian.

The demise of one the of the oldest inhabitants of Brotton, Mr. Joseph Rigg as occurred at the residence of his nephew, Mr. Knaggs, of Craggs Hall, near Brotton. His remains were interred in Brotton churchyard yesterday. The deceased gentleman was well known in the district having been in the occupation of Low Farm for more than 40 years. He was also collector of income tax and poor rate for a great number of years. Lately he has been retired from business and resided with his nephew at Craggs Hall Brotton. He has attained the advanced age of 87 and his demise followed a brief illness of about fortnight. His remains were borne to the grave by several older inhabitants of the village a large number of relatives and friends following in the procession. The deceased had never been married.

1st May 1897. Shipping Knaggs, London.

3rd May 1897. Tees Conservancy Commission.

Henry Knaggs aged 80 years whom has been in the service of the commission for 35 years was awarded an allowance of 10 shillings per week at monthly meeting at Stockton.

Thursday 6th May 1897? Classifieds (front page).

Advert in property section possibly wanted… illegible….write, A. (Arthur) Knaggs, 61, Westgate, Guisborough. (Not found on date above)

Monday 31st May 1897. Stockton Police Court.

A girl Seabright? Knagg(s) was charged with having no visible means of subsistence. She had been found sleeping out near the quay side last week and had been remanded until today. The Magistrates' Clerk: “What were you keeping out for?” Prisoner: “To put myself out of the way.” Magistrates' Clerk: “What are you going to do now?” Prisoner “I don't know”. She was sent to the Workhouse for seven days, and in the meantime her I mother promised to make arrangements to take her home.

7th June 1897. Cricket.

First match of Middlesbrough Lake District Tour against Kirby Stephen

Knaggs bowled for Middlesbrough.

12th June 1897 Shipping Knaggs, London

July to December 1897 index shows no Knaggs entries possible missing or illegible editions from scanned collection.

19th June 1897. Saltburn Congregationalists.

In conjunction with opening or a new organ at the Congregational Church, Saltburn a sale of articles tool place towards the organ fund. At intervals during the afternoon Mr. R. G.Thompson, Mus. Bac. Stockton, played pleasing selections on the organ. Amongst those ladies who took a prominent part in the sale were Mrs. (K)naggs etc.

7th January and 3rd February. 1898. Classifieds (front page)

Cadburys Cocoa stockist: A Knaggs, Hawes.

14th January 1898. Football.

Knaggs listed as playing forward for North Ormsby Victoria versus South Bank Imperial

26th January 1898. Shipping, Knaggs, London.

7th to 11th February 1898. Classifieds (front page).

House to let in Cranbourne-terrace apply Knaggs, 3, Finkle St Stockton.

27th February to 25th April 1898

Knaggs, 3, Finkle St, Stockton Send for catalogue and carriage paid.

1st March 1898. Food Beverages of the People.

Cadburys Cocoa stockist: A. Knaggs, Hawes.

7th March 1898. Small Pox Outbreak more hopeful position.

Mr. J. G. Knaggs (1 shilling) listed under Nonconformist Council subscriptions for

Small pox special nursing fund for Middlesbrough.

16th March 1898. Shipping Knaggs, London.

18th April 1898. Shipping Knaggs, London.

27th April to 2nd May 1898. Classifieds (front page).

House to let in Edwards Street, 6 rooms, apply W. Knaggs, 3, Finkle St, Stockton-on-Tees.

4th May 1898 The Allotments Question at Saltburn

Saltburn Urban District Council. A deputation of tenants argued against high ground rent of proposed allotments on Mr. Knaggs field. After paying Mr. Knaggs £2 per acre Council would incur further expense from provision of a water supply and fencing. Council had originally offered Mr. Knaggs £1 per acre which he refused. Tenants said under no condition would they deal directly with Mr. Knaggs to instigate a private agreement. Council suggested they approach County Council with view to a loan or subsidy to conduct improvements required at the allotments.

19th May to 23 July 1898. Classifieds (front page).

Instruments Guaranteed. W. Knaggs, 3, Finkle – Street and 17, Bridge -Road, Stockton - on - Tees.

21st May 1898 The Dead Leader

Mr. W. T. Knaggs attended Meeting of Middlesbrough Liberals at Cleveland Hall. Proposal was made to offer a public vote of condolence on the death of Mr. Wm. Gladstone.

16th July 1898. Durham Miners Demonstration.

Mr. W. Knaggs (delegate) Sherburn Hill, moved that this meeting views with much regret the disastrous struggle that has taken place between capital and labour during the he past twelve months, causing much destitution and want amongst the workers and greatly dislocating our trade and commerce, and realises that the interest of the workers will be best secured by a well-developed scheme of trade union federation and the establishment of Conciliation Boards with power to promptly deal with matters in dispute between employers and employed. Seconded Mr. W. Hall, Sherburn Hill and carried unanimously. Mr. Knaggs also moved a further resolution, that this meeting views with pleasure the progress of our Society and are glad to note that we are numerically: stronger than at any previous period of our history; and that and that our funds have so materially increased during the year, although we have given large sums to associates where strikes have taken place, notably the engineers during the strike of last year, and the Welsh miners in their present struggle against the tyranny of their of their employers etc.
 
27th July 1898. Middlesbrough Flower Show .

Fruit section: Mr. R. Knaggs second prize for red currants.

19th August 1898. Norton Flower Show.

Mr. Knaggs, Gardener to the Rev. Mr. Headlam, Whorlton Hall, exhibitor at annual show of the Norton Agricultural and Industrial Society.

12th to 14th September 1898 Classifieds (front page)

General Servant Wanted Apply Knaggs Head, Dovecote-street. Stockton.

29th September 1898. Sunday School Prize Distribution.

Gilkes St Primitive Methodist Church, Middlesbrough. A vote of thanks to Mr. Markie for presiding was seconded by Mr. J. G. Knaggs.

14th and 15th October 1898 Classifieds (front page)

Blacksmiths lad (good, strong) wanted as apprentice apply T. Knaggs, Blacksmith, Castleton.

26th October 1898. Stockton School Board.

List of subscribers to the Stockton School included A. Knaggs currently donating £50 but increasing this to £52 10 for the ensuing year.

28th October 1898. Football.

Knaggs selected half back for Guisborough Priory team who compete in the Cleveland league.

11th November 1898. Cleveland Literary and Philosophical Society.

W. T. Knaggs Hon. Sec. read the report at the annual meeting.

14th November 1898. Mayors Sunday Stockton.

Mr. Knaggs presided at the organ at St Nicholas' Church, Stockton where a collection was made for mission work among the poorer parts of the town.

19th November and 5th December 1898. Classifieds (front page).

Mr. Felix Corbett's ballad concerts Box Office: Mr. Knaggs, Stockton.

24th and 31st December November 1898. Classifieds (front page).

LEEDS, Cricket Professional wanted for 1899; good bowler preferred. Send particulars to Mr. Knaggs. Headingly, Leeds.

3rd January 1899 Classifieds (front page)

LEEDS, Cricket Professional wanted for 1899; good bowler preferred. Send particulars to Mr. Knaggs, Headingly, Leeds.

13th, 14th and 16th January 1899. Classifieds (front page).

Pony (13 to 14 hands) wanted for a Boy to drive. Apply Knaggs, Dunning St, Middlesbrough.

23rd January 1899. Health and Wealth Lodge of Ancient Shepherds- Aston Unity.

Mr. John Knaggs provided music at a tea dance held at Oddfellows Hall Loftus.

30th January and 2nd February 1899. Classifieds (front page).

House to Let at February term in Cranbourne terrace; 8 rooms, W. Knaggs, 3, Finkle St, Stockton.

1st February 1899. Classifieds (front page).

Musical instruments cheap W. Knaggs, 3, Finkle St, Stockton.

3rd to 18th February 1899. Classifieds (front page).

Horse for sale 15 –3 less and feet honest and quiet price 20 guineas Thomas Knaggs, Farmer Marske-by-the-Sea.

20th to 24th February 1899. Classifieds (front page).

To let furnished, for Easter, six roomed cottage: pleasantly situated, close moor, woods, station. Knaggs, Thatched Cottage, Glaisdale.

25th February, 6th and 13th March. Classifieds (front page).

Theatre Box Office: Mr. Knaggs. Stockton.

1st to 4th April 1899. Classifieds (front page).

Laying hens for sale: W. Knaggs, Moorsholm, Guisborough.

8th to 17th April 1899. Classifieds (front page).

Musical instruments for sale etc. W. Knaggs, 3, Finkle St, Stockton.

6th May 1899 Death OF Mr. W. Hanson, J.P., OF Middlesbrough.

Mr. Hanson, Managing Director and partner in Sir Bernhard Samuelsons & Co (Ironworks) arrived at his office as normal yesterday but fell ill with a severe headache shortly afterwards. Mr. (W.T.) Knaggs and a colleague whom work in the same office noticing his distress called for Dr. Williams. Sadly he died shortly afterwards.

8th May 1899. Loftus Cooperative Society.

Thos. Knaggs of Loftus was elected committee man at quarterly meeting, Temperance Hall Loftus.

9th May 1899. Funeral of the late Mr. Hanson.

Funeral report describing a gathering of the who’s who of Middlesbrough with a large public contingent gathered to pay their respects to Mr. Hanson. Mr. M. Knaggs listed as occupant of one of the many carriages in the cortege.

16th May 1899. Sir Bernhard Samuelsons & Co.

Mr. W. T. Knaggs, who has been with the firm for over 6 years appointed to succeed Mr. Ward as secretary.

30th May 1899. Public Tea.

Miss Knaggs laid tables for a public tea at Primitive Methodist School house Loftus.

14th June to 15th September 1899. Classifieds (front page).

Musical instruments etc. W. Knaggs, 3, Finkle St, and 27 Bridge Rd Stockton

8th and 10th July 1899. Classifieds (front page).

BOY Wanted to milk or willing to learn to milk and drive milk cart. Thomas Knaggs, Tofts Farm, Marske.

20th July 1899. Middlesbrough High School Speech Day.

Junior School, 4th Form class marks; 2nd highest, M. (Maurice?) Knaggs, commended.

22nd July 1899. Durham Miners Demonstration.

Annual Gala, Racecourse, Durham. Speeches were delivered by Messrs Hartshorne, Mansfield, Snow Roe, and Knaggs.

31st July 1899. North Country News.

Mr. T. Knaggs took part in successful concert at Caselton Wesleyan Church.

18th August 1899. Norton Flower Show.

R. J. Knaggs, Whorlton exhibitor at the annual show of Norton Horticultural and Industrial Society.

15th September 1899. Cleveland League.

A. Knaggs named as Half-back for Guisborough Priory

13th October 1899. Cleveland Literary and Philosophical Society.

Mr. W. T. Knaggs resigns as secretary after fourteen years service but remains a council member at annual meeting.

24th October 1899. Public Notices.

Miss Knaggs having acquired under the terms of her Father's will the business of Yeast Importer and Merchant, lately carried out by him at Dunning St, begs to intimate she and her sister Mrs. Copeland will be continuing the business as Robert Knaggs successors and agents for DCL & Co celebrated German Yeasts.

14th November 1899. Classifieds (front page).

Box Office for Theatre tickets: Mr. Knaggs, Stockton.

22nd January 1900. Health and Wealth Lodge No. 1706 of the Loyal Order of Shepherds.

Annual tea and social at the Oddfellows Hall Loftus. A capital meat tea was provided which the members heartedly enjoyed. Afterwards they adjourned to the upper hall where dancing was indulged till midnight to music supplied by Mr. John Knaggs.

5th to 7th February 1900 Clerks etc wanted

Young man wanted to take charge of Horse & Trap and sell Yeast and Provisions. Personal application, Knaggs, 127, Grange-road East.

13th to 15th February 1900 Classifieds (front page)

Cowman wanted (single) also young lad to go with horses. Thomas Knaggs, Marske by the Sea.

10th March 1900. Classifieds (front page).

Errand Boy Wanted Apply W. Knaggs, 3, Finkle St, Stockton on-Tees

23rd March 1900. Literary and Philosophical Society.

Frank Baker, C.E. F.G.S. Borough Engineer gave a lecture on Canterbury and Winchester Cathedrals illustrated with 100 lantern slides. The chair was presided by Mr. (W.T.) Knaggs.

26th March 1900. Cleveland Miners Association.

A social gathering was held in the Temperance hall, Guisborough with a view to organizing the miners of the district. Mr. G. B. Hobbs (Saltburn) presided and addressed the large audience on the importance of trade organizations. The Rev. T. J. Cox of Middlesbrough delivered an address on the importance of trade unionism. The proceedings were enlivened by vocal music by Mr. Hardy (Redcar) Mr. W. Mothersdale (Saltburn) Mr. C. Johnson and others while Miss Knaggs presided at the pianoforte.

27th March 1900. Important Water Rate Cases in Cleveland.

Hearing held at Guisborough Police Court involving Overseers for Easington near Loftus suing twenty five rate payers for non payment of a special water rate due to a percept under the public health act. Rate payers argued that installation of running water did not benefit them but only the proprietor of the local Ironstone Mine. David Knaggs of Easington listed amongst those as a non payer who were subject of a distress warrant to recover monies owed.

9th April 1900. Classifieds (front page).

For Sale two Cows, new calven, rich roan and dark red fourth calve. Apply Thomas Knaggs, Marske by the Sea.

19th June 1900. Guisborough Police Court.

John Sanderson, John Cooper, William Knaggs, John Keane and John Barker all denied playing banker with a pack of cards on a footpath at Skelton on the 10th inst. P.C. Meynall proved having seen the defendants on a footpath leading from Boosebeck to Priestcroft on the Sunday afternoon in question. He hid from them for a short while then dashed amongst them to grab the money on the ground which Cooper claimed. Sanderson whom had been previously convicted was fined 12s 6d and the other 10s 6d each including costs.

30th June 1900. Classifieds (front page).

For Sale grand Cow white fourth calf calved last Wednesday Thomas Knaggs, Marske by the Sea.

2nd August 1900. Church Bazaar at Guisborough.

Misses Knaggs presided in a large tea Marquee at Priory gardens, Guisborough at fund raising event for new Church at Commondale.

6th August 1900. Marske Flowers Show.

Thos. Knaggs (Marske) highly commended in Poultry classes.

3rd September 1900. Classifieds (front page).

To Let, 8 rooms; rent £17 apply W. Knaggs, 3, Finkle St, Stockton on Tees.

7th? September 1900. Football .

J. Knaggs listed as half back for? (illegible) against Durham Dry (Dryburn).

11th September 1900. Guisborough Police Court.

Six miners names Wm Ord, Wm Knaggs, Wm hood, Robert Wheelans, Walton Craig and John Daynes (the first four did not appear) were charged with playing pitch and toss at Guisborough on the 26th inst. P.C. Walkington proved that at 6:45pm on the day named he observed all of the defendants on the footpath from Guisborough to Holbeck Mill and watched them for a quarter of an hour. Craig and Wheelans were fined 2.6d and 5s 6d costs and the others 5s 6d and costs.

17th and 18th September 1900. Classifieds (front page).

Young girl wanted for farmhouse apply Thomas Knaggs, Toft's Farm, Marske by the Sea.

10th 17th November and 13th December 1900. Classifieds (front page).

Box Office for Theatre tickets: Knaggs, Stockton.

5th December 1900	Funeral of Thomas Vaughan J.P. D.L.

Funeral report of the late Mr. Thomas Vaughan, J.P. D.L., one of the pioneers of the iron industry on Tees-side, and of Middlesbrough. Cortege travelled by horse drawn hearse to Saltburn station and transported to Middlesbrough were it was met by all the civil dignitaries of the town. A very large number of people lined the route along which the curtains of most houses etc were drawn as a mark of respect. Several of the deceased old friends and servants acted as bearers including Mr. (T) Knaggs when he was laid to rest in the family vault at Linthorpe Cemetery.

Middlesbrough Weekly News & Advertiser

7 Sep 1886		John Knaggs of Lazenby Innkeeper
	Application for licence to sell intoxicating drink at Naggs Head Lazenby granted.

North Eastern Daily Gazette (1881-1936) - scanned from 1901

As Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough) 

3 Apr 1872		Mining Accident near Whitby.
	In a freestone quarry at Moor Hill End, Egton, near Whitby. A number of men were working when a large block of earth and stone fell. Two of the men were killed and another severely injured. The names of the deceased are Joseph Knaggs and Frank lu?d, both of Egton. The father of the latter was severely hurt.

12 January 1881 	Death of an old lady at Norton
	Inquest to be held tomorrow (13th January) into death of Mary Ann Knaggs whom lived alone at High Row. Having been found in an injured or weakened state on the floor of her home on the last day of the old year. She had since been unwell and died on the 11th January 1881.

5 March 1881 	Shocking death of boy at Middlesbrough
	William Henry Knaggs whom lived with his parents at 55 Mount St was dragged by a railway guard from under a mineral wagon which was shunted near the Middlesbrough engine yards. He was recovered home but died shortly before arrival of the doctor. Inquest held (5th March verdict accidental death).

5 Jan 1892		Death
	On the ? inst., at Skelton Green Hannah, the relict of the late Wm. knaggs, of Lingdale Lane, aged 83 years. Interment at Skelton Cemetery, Wednesday, Jan. 6th,

16 Oct 1894		Death
	Knaggs.  David on the 14th inst at 103 Corporation Road Middlesbrough the residence of his daughter Sarah Barwick. Late of Marton aged 67 years. Cortege leaving address for new cemetery on Wednesday at 2:30 pm

12 Jan 1897		Death
	Knaggs. On the 10th inst at the Cottage hospital North Ormsby John aged 61 years. Cortège leaves 70 Corporation Rd Middlesbrough on Thursday at 3pm.

Fri 1 Feb 1901	Death
	Knaggs - On the 30th, at Spring Street, Stockton (suddenly), William Knaggs, aged 52 years. Interment Saturday at 11 o’clock at Holy Trinity Church.

Wed 6 Feb 1901	Death
	Knaggs - February 6th at 103 Corporation Road, Dorothy, the only surviving daughter of the late David Knaggs, of Morton. Interment at Middlesbrough Cemetery on Friday, leaving the above address at 3 pm.

Fri 14 Mar 1902	Death
	Knaggs - On the 13th inst, at 3 Fallow Street, Henry Maxwell, aged 83. Interment on Sunday at 2 pm.
	< This death was registered as Henry MAXWELL - investigate!>

Tue 2 Jun 1903	Marriage
	Soanes - Knaggs	On June 1st, Benjamin Soanes, only son of James Soanes to Violet, youngest daughter of William Knaggs - both of Middlesbrough.

Mon 24 Aug 1903	In Memoriam
	Knaggs - In loving memory of Mary Ann, beloved wife of John Knaggs, who died at Margrove Park, August 24th 1901.

Wed 18 Nov 1903	Death
	Knaggs - On the 17th at 145 Westgate, Guisborough, the residence of his son, Thomas Knaggs, aged 83. To be interred at Guisborough Churchyard on Thursday, cortege leaving residence at 3 pm.

7 Nov 1905
	Thomas Knaggs and David Knaggs of  Guisbrough Miners charged with game trespass on old railway lines from Pinchinthorpe to Charlton's Pit. Fined 10s 6d at Guisborough Police court.

Sat 24 Feb 1906	Silver Wedding
	Knaggs-Husband - At Middlesbrough, February 24th 1881, James Knaggs to Eleanor (Nellie), third daughter of the late Joseph Husband, butcher, Redcar. Present address 36 Percy Road, Whitley Bay.

Wed 31 Oct 1906	Death
	Knaggs - At 31 East Crescent, Loftus, on the 30th October, Hannah, dearly beloved wife of William, aged 67 years. interment Loftus Cemetery, Friday November 2nd, cortege leaving residence 2.30 for P.M. Chapel.

Wed 6 Nov 1907	Death
	Knaggs - E.D., died at 42 Stafford Street, November 3. Will be interred at Durham Lane Cemetery, 7th at 2 pm.
	< Who is this? - possibly Elizabeth Emma of Guisborough? >

Wed 22 Jan 1908	Death
	Knaggs - On the 21st at 81 Park Lane, John George, the beloved husband of A. E. Knaggs. Interment Saturday the 25th, cortege leaving for Gilkes Street P. M. church at 1.30.
	- The Officials would be glad if all the Teachers and Scholars of Gilkes Street Sunday School would meet at the Schoolroom at 1 pm on Saturday to attend the funeral of their late fellow teacher and brother, J. G. Knaggs.

Mon 16 Nov 1908	Death
	On the 14th inst., at 3 Errol street, William Knaggs, late of Whitby, the dearly beloved father of Ann Wormald. Interment Tuesday 17th, cortege leaving residence at 1.45.

Tue 17 Nov 1908	Death
	Knaggs - On the 16th inst., at 104 Wilson Street, Middlesbrough, Harry, the only beloved child of John and Annie Knaggs.

Mon 15 Feb 1909	Death
	Knaggs - At Upleatham, in his 84th year, William Knaggs (of pneumonia). Interment at Kirkleatham on Wednesday 17th at 3 pm. service at 1 pm at Upleatham Chapel, leaving for Kirkleatham at 1.45.

Thu 10 Jun 1909	Death
	Knaggs - On 9th June, at Tofts Farm, aged 86 years, Ellen, relict of Joseph Knaggs. Interment on Saturday at Marske-by-the-Sea leaving residence at 3 pm.

Fri 19 Nov 1909	Death
	Knaggs - On the 18th inst at 51 Boosbeck Road, Stockton-in-Cleveland, Lilian May, the dearly beloved daughter of E. Knaggs and the late Richard Knaggs, in her 18th year. Interment at Skelton Cemetery, Sunday November 21st, cortege leaving residence at 3 pm.

Thu 2 Jun 1910	Death
	Knaggs - On the 31st ult., at 42 Chapel Street, Brotton, Ernest Richard, the dearly beloved husband of Maria Knaggs. Interment at Brotton Churchyard on Saturday at 3.30 pm.

Tue 6 Sep 1910	Death
	Knaggs - On September 4th at Zetland Terrace, Saltburn, Mary Knaggs, aged 84, late of Castleton. Interment at Saltburn on Wednesday, September 7th at 3 o’clock.

Sat 12 Nov 1910	Death
	Knaggs - On November 11th at 99 High Street, Skelton, Eliza, the beloved wife of William Knaggs, aged 72. Interment Skelton Cemetery November 15th, cortege leaving residence at 2.30 pm.

Thu 1 Dec 1910	Death
	Knaggs - On November 30th at 99 High Street, Skelton, William Knaggs, aged 76. Interment Saturday at 3 pm.

Fri 24 Feb 1911	Deaths
	Knaggs - On the 24th inst at 43 Margrove Park, John, the beloved husband of the late Mary Ann Knaggs. To be interred at Skelton Cemetery on Tuesday February 28 at 2.30.

	Knaggs - At 31 East Crescent, Loftus, on the 23rd inst, William Knaggs, aged 78 years. Interment at Loftus Cemetery on Monday, cortege leaving residence at 2.30.

Wed 18 Oct 1911	Death
	Knaggs - On 16th October at 2 Wharton’s Cottages, Margrove Park, Robert Knaggs, dearly beloved husband of Margaret Knaggs, aged 31. Interment at Skelton Cemetery Thursday October 19, cortege leaving residence at 3.15.

Thu 18 Jan 1912	Marriage
	Hebron-Knaggs - On the 17th January 1912, at the Wesleyan Church, Marske-by-the-Sea, James Smith Hebron of Hawnby, Helmsley, to Sarah Ann Knaggs of Hill Cottage, Lealholmside, Grosmont.

Tue 23 Jan 1912	Death
	Naggs - On January 21st, Thomas, son of the late Thomas and Margaret Naggs. Cortege leaves 22 Jackson Street at 2.30 on Wednesday 24th.

Fri 8 Nov 1912	Death
	Knaggs - On November 6th at 94 Prince’s Road, Middlesbrough, William, beloved husband of Lucy Knaggs, late Ayrton Rolling Mills, aged 69 years. To be interred at Linthorpe on Sunday at 3 o’clock.

Sat 14 Dec 1912	Marriage
	Knaggs-Brown - On the 11th inst, at the Loftus Parish Curch, Thomas Knaggs of Tofts Farm, Marske-by-the-Sea, to Mary Jane Brown, 3 Zetland Terrace, Marske-by-the-Sea.

Thu 4 Feb 1913	Death
	Knaggs - On the 3rd inst., at 8 South Loftus, Jane Knaggs, aged 76, late of Barnby. Interment at Loftus Cemetery on Thursday at 3 pm.

Mon 10 Mar 1913	Death
	Knaggs - On March 10th at Eastbourne, William Thomas, the beloved husband of Mary Jane Knaggs, of Nunthorpe. To be interred at Eastbourne. Service at the Upperton Congregational Church, Eastbourne on Wednesday the 12th inst. at 11 am.

Wed 12 Mar 1913	Death
	Knaggs - At Eastbourne on the 10th inst., W. T. Knaggs, for fourteen years secretary of Sir B Sanderson and Co Ltd, Newport Ironworks, Middlesbrough and for 47 years a greatly valued servant of the firm.
	- In memoriam service at St George’s Congregational Church tonight 7.45 for the late Mr W. T. Knaggs. Seats reserved for representatives of public bodies.

Thu 10 Apr 1913	Marriage
	Graham-Knaggs - April 8th at Giles Street Primitive Methodist Church, Middlesbrough, by the Rev J. N. Graham, West Hartlepool, brother of the bridegroom, Robert Graydon Graham to Constance Knaggs of Middlesbrough.

Wed 20 Aug 1913	Marriage
	Trotter-Knaggs - On August 18th at St Barnabas Church, Walter, second son of Mr and Mrs W. G. Trotter to Eva Alice, younger daughter of Mr J Knaggs, both of Middlesbrough.

Thu 23 Apr 1914	Death
	Knaggs - On the 22nd inst., Margaret, the beloved wife of Marshall Knaggs, aged 79. Interment on Saturday, cortege leaving 102 Granville Road at 2.15 o’clock, for All Saints Church.

Thu 4 Jun 1914	Death
	Knaggs - Johanna, wife of William Knaggs, of Lane End Farm, Moorsholm; died June 2nd, aged 46 years. Interment at Moorsholm on Friday June 5th, leaving residence 4 o’clock.

Mon 29 Jun 1914	Death
	Knaggs - At Cleveland Villa, Durham Road, Stockton (the residence of his daughter, Mrs Brownless), and late gardener at Langton Grange, Robert Knaggs, aged 86. To be interred at Norton Churchyard on Tuesday 30th at 3 pm.

Fri 10 Jul 1914	Marriage
	Knaggs-Fordham - July 9th at the Wesleyan Chapel, Stokesley, Maurice Knaggs, A.C.A., son of the late W. T. Knaggs (secretary of Sir B Samuelson and Co Ltd, Newport Ironworks, Middlesbrough) and of Mrs Knaggs, Northampton, to Ethel May, younger daughter of the late Rev John S Fordham and of Mrs Fordham, Nunthorpe.

Wed 28 Oct 1914	Marriage
	Hunt-Knaggs - At St John’s, South Bank, October 27th, Albert Hunt to Edith Emma Knaggs.

Fri 1 Jan 1915	Birth
	Knaggs - On December 30th to Mr and Mrs Thomas Knaggs, Tofts Farm, Marske-by-the-Sea, a daughter.	< Catherine A >

Fri 7 May 1915	Death
	Knaggs - On May 6th at 274 Cannon Street, Middlesbrough, Elsie Winifred, dearly beloved eldest daughter of John and Annie Knaggs. Interment at 3 pm on Monday.

Sat 5 Feb 1916	Death
	Knaggs - At 34 Bennison Street, Guisborough, Jane, the dearly beloved wife of Joseph Knaggs, aged 44 years. Funeral on Monday, cortege leaving at 3 pm.	< This death does not appear in the BMD indexes - check. >

Fri 14 Apr 1916	Death
	Knaggs - On April 13th, at 24 Zetland Road, Loftus, John, beloved husband of Sarah Knaggs, aged 83 years. Interment at Loftus Cemetery on Monday 17th inst at 3 o’clock. No flowers by request.

Mon 2 Apr 1917	Death
	Knaggs - On March 31st at 9 Duncan Place, Loftus, Mary Ann, the beloved wife of Thomas Knaggs. Interment on Tuesday April 3rd leaving residence at 3 pm.

Sat 30 Jun 1917	Death
	Knaggs - On June 29th at 83B Westgate, Guisborough, Martha Elizabeth (Pat) the dearly beloved wife of A. W. Knaggs. Funeral on Monday, cortege leaving the residence at 3.30.

Wed 27 Mar 1918	Death
	Knaggs - On March 26th, at 134 Westgate, Guisborough, Sarah Jane, the dearly beloved wife of Thomas Knaggs. Funeral Friday, cortege leaving at 3.30.

Thu 12 Sep 1918	Death
	Knaggs - On September 10th at Scarborough, accidentally killed, Tom, beloved son of Thomas Knaggs, 134 Westgate, Guisborough. Interment at Guisborough Cemetery on Friday, leaving residence about 2 o’clock.

Thu 10 Oct 1918	Birth
	Knagg - To Corporal and Mrs Evan Knagg (née Lottie Smith), 59 Bowesfield Lane, on the 7th inst, a son. < Joseph Evan Knagg >

Tue 22 Oct 1918	Death
	Knaggs - October 21st, at 18 Worcester Street, Middlesbrough (suddenly), Maggie Jane, dearly beloved wife of James J Knaggs. Cortege leaves above address at 2.45 pm on Friday 25th for St Paul’s Church.

Sat 3 May 1919	Death
	Knaggs - On 2nd May at Mount Pleasant, Castleton, Margaret Emily, the dearly loved wife of Thomas Knaggs, aged 47. Interment at Danby Church, on Monday May 5th at 3 o’clock, cortege leaving the above address at 2 o’clock.

Fri 23 Apr 1920	Death
	Knaggs - At 28 Havelock Street, Darlington, April 22nd, Cissie (née Pearson), beloved wife of C. N. Knaggs, 14 Nelson Street, Bishop Auckland. Interment at North Cemetery Sunday 1.30 pm. < This is Christiana >

Sat 29 May 1920	Silver Wedding
	Blackett-Knaggs - 29th May 1895 at All Saints Church, Skelton, Thomas S Blackett to Margaret A Knaggs. Present address 57 Boosbeck Road, Skelton-in-Cleveland.

Tue 8 Feb 1921	Death
	Knaggs - On 6th February, Thomas William, aged 42, the dearly beloved son of Margaret Ann and the late Robinson Knaggs, formerly of Goathland. Cortege to leave 17 Caroline Street, West Hartlepool at 2 pm on Thursday, February 10th.

Fri 2 Sep 1921	Death
	Knaggs - August 31st, 5 Lamport Street, Frederick, dearly loved husband of Alice Knaggs. Interment Sunday 3 o’clock. < This is Charles Frederick >

Mon 14 Jul 1924	Death
	Knaggs - On the 13th inst, at 37 King William Street, Spennymoor, aged 65 years, Isabella, the beloved wife of Robert Knaggs. Interment at Tudhoe Cemetery, Wednesday, cortege leaving residence at 2.30 pm.

Thu 18 Feb 1926	In memoriam (not full)
	Lucy Knaggs - 18 Feb 1924
	William Knaggs 6 Nov 1912
		from Violet, daughter

Wed 24 Mar 1926	Death
	Knaggs - On March 21st, 5 Lamport Street, Ambrose, the dearly beloved son of Alice and the late Pte. Knaggs. Cortege leaving the above address on Thursday at 2.45 pm.

Sat 8 May 1926	Death	(Strike Edition)
	Knaggs - 6 Carr Street, May 6th, Albert Knaggs. Interment Sunday, leaving 2 o’clock.

Fri 14 May 1926	Death
	Knaggs - May 12th at 41 Fenton Street, Boosbeck, Flemmings John Knaggs. Interment Boosbeck Churchyard, Saturday, leaving residence 3.30 pm.

Wed 19 May 1926	Death
	Knaggs - On May 17th, at Whitley Villa, Bishopton Road, Stockton, Robert D Knaggs (retired marine engineer), late of Coatham, in his 70th year. Cortege leaving residence 2.40, Thursday for Durham Road, Cemetery.

Tue 17 Aug 1926	Death
	Knaggs - August 16th at 9 Duncan Place, Loftus, Thomas, beloved husband of the late Mary Ann Knaggs, aged 73. Interment on Thursday, cortege leaving residence at 2.30.

Mon 20 Sep 1926	Birth
	Knaggs - On September 19th at Dr Stainthorpe’s Nursing Home, Guisborough, to Mr and Mrs P. F. Knaggs, Newstead Farm, a son.

Wed 22 Sep 1926	Death
	Knaggs - On September 21st at Guisborough, Percy, infant son of Percy and Mabel Knaggs.

Mon 8 Aug 1927	Death
	Knaggs - On August 5th at 12 Brook Street, Spennymoor, Josiah Oakley, aged 15 years, the dearly beloved son of George and Ada Knaggs. Interment at York Hill Cemetery on Tuesday August 9th, cortège leaving residence at 2.15 pm.

Sat 13 Jan 1934	Death
	Knaggs - On January 12th, 1934, Minnie Saddler, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Marshall Knaggs. service at All Saints Church on Tuesday 16th inst at 2.30.

Wed 28 Feb 1934	Death
	Knaggs (née Spink) - February 25th at 5 Lamport Street, Middlesbrough, Alice, dearly loved wife of Frederick. Cortege leaving residence Thursday 3 o’clock.	< widow of Charles Frederick >

Mon 1 Oct 1934	Death
	Knaggs  - (Suddenly), on September 30th, at 29 Boosbeck Road, Skelton in Cleveland, Elizabeth, in her 78th year, beloved wife of the late Richard Knaggs. Interment Skelton Cemetery, Wednesday, cortege leaving residence 3 pm prompt for service in Skelton Parish Church.

Thu 13 Jun 1935	Death
	Knaggs - On 11th June, at Estaholme, Whinney Hill, Stockton, John, beloved husband of Hannah Mary, late of Haverton Hill. Cortege leaves the above address at 2.30 for Redmarshall. friends and neighbours please meet at R. Smith, undertakers, Bishopton Lane, 2 o’clock prompt, Friday.

Sat 13 Jul 1935	Death
	Naggs - On July 11th, at 22 Jackson Street, Middlesbrough, John, beloved son of the late T. and M. Naggs. Interment Monday, cortege leaving above address at 3 pm.

Sat 8 Feb 1936	Death
	Knaggs - February 7th, Emma, the beloved wife of the late John Knaggs, at 62 Baxtergate, Whitby. Cortege leaving the house 2 pm Monday February 10th for service at St John’s Church, Whitby, 2.10 pm.

Mon 14 Dec 1936	Death
	Knaggs - On December 13th, in her 94th year, at 24 Zetland Road, Loftus, Sarah, widow of the late John Knaggs, formerly of Rosedale. Interment at Loftus Cemetery, Wednesday December 16th, cortege leaving residence at 1.45 pm for service in Parish Church. No flowers by request.

Thu 18 Mar 1937	Death
	Knaggs - On the 17th March (suddenly), at 10 Bilsdale Grove, Haverton Hill, Annie Letitia, beloved wife of J. H. Knaggs (née Marshall). To be interred at Thornaby Cemetery on Saturday at 2 pm, leaving above address at 1.15 pm.

Tue 3 Aug 1937	Marriage
	Knaggs-Underwood - On August 2nd at St Barnabas’ church, John, eldest son of Mrs W Bone and the late Mr J Knaggs to Doris, younger daughter of Mr and Mrs W S Underwood, all of Middlesbrough.

Wed 20 Oct 1937	Death
	Knaggs - On 19th October, at 24 Zetland Road, Loftus, (Nurse) Ellen Knaggs, beloved daughter of the late John and Sarah Knaggs, aged 65 years. Interment Loftus Cemetery on Friday 22nd October, cortege leaving residence at 2 pm.

Fri 29 Oct 1937	Death
	Knaggs - October 28th at Farndale, Thomas, dearly beloved father of Mrs Mortimer, South Bank. Interment at Farndale on Saturday October 30th at 2.30 pm.	< Who are these people? Death not registered as Knaggs. >

Thu 24 Mar 1938	Silver Wedding
	Knagg-Smith - At Holy Trinity Church, Stockton, March 24th 1913, Evan Knagg to Lottie Smith. Present address: “Lyndhurst”, The Avenue, Redcar.

Sat 10 Sep 1938	Death
	Knaggs - On September 9th, Charles, aged 70. Cortege leaves 14 North Road, Lazenby, on Monday, September 12th at 3 pm for Wilton.

Mon 19 Sep 1938	Death
	Knaggs - On September 17th, at 73 Harford Street, Middlesbrough, Janet Grace, dearly loved wife of Thomas Edmund Knaggs (née James). Cortege leaves above address for St James Church, Wednesday 2.45 pm.

Wed 2 Nov 1938	Death
	Knaggs - November 1st, at 92 Oxford Road, Linthorpe, the home of her daughter, Anne Elizabeth, widow of the late John George. Service at St Gilkes church. Cortege leaves above address 1.30, Saturday, November 5th.

Fri 9 Dec 1938	Death
	Knaggs - On December 8th, at 59 Westgate, Guisborough, Elizabeth Mary, the beloved wife of the late John William Knaggs, aged 87. Interment on Monday, leaving residence 2 pm.

Sat 31 Dec 1938	Death
	Knaggs - Suddenly, on December 30th, Squire, beloved husband of the late Sarah Knaggs. Cortege leaves Queen Street, Lazenby, on Monday at 2.30 pm for Wilton.  B.I.S.A.K.T.A. and friends kindly invited.
	< British Iron, Steel and Kindred Trades Association >

Tue 27 Jun 1939	Death
	Knaggs - At 16 Scarth Street, Lingdale, on June 26th, Lydia, relict of the late George William Helm, of Boosbeck. Interment on Wednesday, leaving residence at 2.45 pm, for service in Boosbeck Parish Church.

Wed 30 Aug 1939	Death
	Knaggs - At Cumbank Farm, Boosbeck, on 28th August, Hannah Mary, beloved wife of Arthur Knaggs (formerly of Houleahay farm). Interment at Skelton tomorrow, Thursday, leaving residence at 2 pm for service in Skelton Parish Church.

Fri 5 Jul 1940	Birth
	Knaggs - On July 2nd, at Crown Hotel, Rosedale, to Mr and Mrs Gordon Knaggs (née Elsie Garnett), of Loftus, a son.

Tue 25 Feb 1941	Diamond Wedding
	Knaggs-Husband - Married at Middlesbrough Old Register Office, Middlesbrough, February 24th 1881. Both natives of Coatham, Redcar.

Thu 10 Apr 1941	Death
	Knaggs - On April 9th, at 7 Wild Duck Street, Warrenby, Denis, beloved son of George and Margaret Knaggs, aged 11 years. Interment at Redcar Cemetery, Saturday, cortege leaving residence 3.30.

Fri 14 Nov 1941	Death
	Knaggs - On November 14th, at 85 Cleveland Street, Guisborough, David, aged 66 years, beloved husband of Elizabeth Knaggs (née Postgate). Interment Monday, cortege leaving residence 2.30 pm for service in Parish Church.

Tue 23 Dec 1941	Death
	Knaggs - On December 22nd, at Betty’s Farm, Elton Back Lane (near Stockton), Hannah Mary, aged 89 years, beloved wife of the late John Knaggs, Interment on Wednesday, cortege leaving above address at 2.0 pm for Redmarshall Churchyard. Cars leave Smith’s Undertakers, Skinner Street, Stockton at 1.30.

Mon 16 Nov 1942	Death
	Knaggs - On March 14th, at 13 Harker Street, Skelton, Herbert, the beloved husband of Selina Jane Knaggs. Interment Tuesday, cortege leaving residence 3 o’clock for service in Parish Church.

Thu 23 Jul 1942	Birth
	Knaggs - To Doris (née Underwood), wife of John, July 22nd, at Municipal Nursing Home, a daughter; both well.	< Pauline A >

Thu 27 Aug 1942	Death
	Knaggs - On August 26th, suddenly, Sarah Jane (née Trigg), aged 61 years, beloved wife of the late Thomas Knaggs. Interment Saturday, cortege leaving residence, 12 Walkers Row, Guisborough, 2.30 pm for service in Parish Church.

Tue 3 Nov 1942	Death
	Knagg - On 2nd November, at North Ormesby Hospital, Middlesbrough, Evan, beloved and devoted husband of Lottie Knagg (née Smith). Cortege leaving 8 The Avenue, Redcar for service in Redcar Parish Church, Thursday, 2.30 pm.

Mon 19 Jul 1943	Death
	Knaggs - On July 18th, at 42 Stevenson Street, Bowburn, Fred, beloved husband of the late Eliza Jane Knaggs. Interment Wednesday, service in Guisborough Parish Church at 2 pm.

Tue 14 Sep 1943	Birth
	Knaggs - On September 12th, at the Municipal Maternity Home, Gladys (née Ludriecus), the wife of Mr G. W. Knaggs, a son.	< Michael >

Tue 18 Nov 1943	Death on Active service
	Knaggs - Reported missing, now believed killed in air operations, Sergeant Pilot Kenneth Knaggs, the only son of Mr and Mrs G Knaggs, 7 Green Road, Skelton-in-Cleveland.

Thu 24 Feb 1944	Congratulations
	Knaggs-Dobinson	Congratulations, Robert (Sonny) on your 18th birthday, February 24th. Also Richard (Dick), R. N., on your 19th birthday, February 27th. Love and best wishes to you both from gran.
	< These must be children of Elsie M Knaggs and James W Dobinson >

Fri 14 Jul 1944	Birth
	Knaggs - On July 12th, at Robson Maternity Home, Stockton, to Mr and Mrs W. Knaggs, the gift of a son. Both well.	< William >

Thu 28 Sep 1944	Birth
	Knaggs - On 27th September, at Municipal Maternity Hospital, to Mr and Mrs Knaggs (née Underwood), a daughter.	< Barbara >

Mon 2 Apr 1945	Marriage
	Murray-Knaggs - On March 31st at Saltburn Parish Church, Chief Petty Officer Robert Murray (R.N.) to Annie Lillian Knaggs of Saltburn.

Wed 2 May 1945	Death
	Naggs - On May 2, at 22 Jackson Street, Middlesbrough, Elizabeth, beloved sister of the late Jack Naggs. Cortege leaves above address Friday 3.30 pm for interment at Linthorpe Cemetery.

Fri 13 Jul 1945	Birth
	Knaggs - On July 11, at Sunnyfield Nursing Home, Guisborough, to Mr and Mrs Gordon Knaggs, Loftus, a daughter.	< Dorothy M >

Sat 5 Jan 1946	Death
	Knagg - On January 3 (suddenly), William, the beloved son of Alice and the late Albert Knagg. Cortege leaving residence, 6 Carr Street, Stockton, on Tuesday at 2.45 pm. Interment Oxbridge Lane Cemetery.

Tue 19 Feb 1946	Birth
	Knaggs - February 19, at 27 Costa Street, Middlesbrough, to Mr and Mrs Charles Knaggs (née Rita Cross), the gift of a son.	< Barry >

Fri 12 Apr 1946	Coming of Age
	Knaggs - Congratulations, Ray, on your 21st birthday etc.
	mother, dad, Marjorie and Benny

Thu 18 Apr 1946	Birth
	Knagg - On April 15th to Mr and Mrs J Knagg, a son (Evan), both well.

Thu 11 Jul 1946	Death
	Knaggs - At 41 Fenton Street, Boosbeck, on July 10, Emily, relict of Flemming John Knaggs. Interment on Saturday, leaving residence at 3 pm for service in Boosbeck Parish Church.

Sat 5 Apr 1947	Death
	Knaggs - On April 3rd, at Mount Pleasant, Castleton, Thomas, the dearly loved husband of Annie E Knaggs. Cortege leaves residence Monday 2.15 pm for service in Castleton Methodist Church.

Mon 5 May 1947	Birth
	Knagg - May 4 at “Lyndhurst”, The Avenue, Redcar, to Mr and Mrs J Knagg, a sister for Evan (Lottie).

Thu 29 May 1947	Congratulations
	Knaggs - Congratulations, Barry and Mary, on your first wedding anniversary, May 29. From Aunt Barbara and Ruby.

Mon 25 Aug 1947	Birth
	Knaggs (née Rita Cross) - On August 24, the gift of a daughter, Beryl, sister for Barry.

Wed 17 Dec 1947	Death
	Knaggs - On December 16 at the residence of his daughter, 63 West-Dyke Road, Redcar, William, dearly loved husband of the late Joanna Knaggs, formerly of Moorsholm. Cortege leaves above address Thursday 2.45 pm for service in Redcar Parish Church 3 pm.

Tue 23 Dec 1947	Engagement
	Allan-Knaggs - Mr and Mrs R Knaggs, 155 Westgate, have pleasure in announcing the engagement of their eldest daughter, Isa, to Bernard, youngest son of Mr and Mrs J Allan, 83 Cleveland Street, Guisborough.
	< Isabella marries Bernard ALLEN sep 1948 >

Thu 24 Jun 1948	Death
	Knaggs - On June 23, at 16 Laburnum Grove, Port Clarence, John Henry, beloved husband of Ida Knaggs. Cortege leaving residence Saturday 1.45 pm for interment at St John’s Churchyard, Haverton Hill.

Tue 31 Aug 1948	Death
	Knaggs - On August 29th, Mary, aged 15 months, beloved daughter of Freda Knaggs, and niece of Tim. Interment on Wednesday, leaving residence, 12 Walker’s Row, Guisborough, 11.15 am for service in Parish Church.

Fri 17 Sep 1948	Birth
	Knaggs - On September 15, at Sunnyfield Nursing Home, Guisborough, to Mr and Mrs Gordon Knaggs, a daughter; both well.	< Susan M A >

Thu 27 Jan 1949	Death
	Knaggs - On January 26, in hospital, Arthur William, dearly loved husband of Ruth Knaggs (née Alderson). Interment Monday, leaving residence, 3 Northgate, Guisborough, at 2.30 pm for service in Parish Church.

Mon 7 Mar 1949	Death
	Knaggs - On March 6, at 24 Zetland Road, Loftus, suddenly, Tom Knaggs, aged 74 years (retired printer). Interment Loftus Cemetery on Wednesday, leaving residence 2.30 pm. Service in Parish Church.

Mon 25 Apr 1949	Death
	Knaggs - On April 25, at Mount Pleasant, Castleton, Annie Eliza, aged 62 years, dearly loved wife of the late Thomas Knaggs. Cortege leaving residence 1 pm Thursday, April 28, for service in Methodist Chapel, Castleton. No flowers by request. To be followed by cremation at Darlington.

Fri 19 Aug 1949	Death
	Knaggs - August 19 at the War Memorial Hospital, Whitby, Emma Jane, daughter of the late John and Emma Knaggs, of 62a Baxtergate, Whitby. To be interred at Whitby Cemetery on Monday August 22. Cortege leaving “Glenbar”, 24 Argyle Road for servce at St John’s Church at 2 pm.

Mon 10 Oct 1949	Death
	Knaggs - October 8, at Whitby Cottage Hospital, Charles Thomas, aged 81, beloved husband of the late Mary Knaggs, Egton Bridge. Interment Tuesday at Egton Bridge. Service at St Hilda’s, Egton Bridge 2.0 pm. RIP.

Wed 2 Nov 1949	Death
	Knaggs - On October 29, in hospital, Mary Thubron, of 12 Hugh Bell Cottages, Warrenby, dearly loved wife of the late Albert Knaggs. Interment at Redcar Cemetery Wednesday November 2.

Wed 9 Nov 1949	Death
	Knaggs - On November 7 (in hospital) Reginald V, beloved husband of Florence Knaggs, of 123 Broadway East, Dormanstown (ex Police Constable, North Riding Constabulary). Interment Redcar Cemetery, Friday. Service in Dormanstown Parish Church at 2.15 pm.

Sat 12 Nov 1949	Death
	Knaggs - On November 12, at 24 Norfolk Street, Stockton, Annie (aged 74), dearly loved wife of William Knaggs and very dear mother of Florence and Walter. Cortege leaving above address at 1.45 pm on Tuesday for Oxbridge Cemetery.

Tue 8 Dec 1949	Death
	Knaggs - On December 6, suddenly, at 45 Westbourne Grove, North Ormesby, Kate, the beloved wife of George Knaggs. Cortege leaving residence at 2.30 pm on Friday for North Ormesby Parish Church.

Wed 21 Dec 1949	Coming of Age
	Naggs - Congratulations, Ena, on your 21st birthday. Love from mam, dad and family.	< Who is this? >

Mon 29 May 1950	Death
	Knaggs - On Sunday May 28, at Hill Crest, Marton, Saidina Louise, dearly beloved wife of Charles R and devoted mother of Roy and Dorothy. Funeral private. No flowers.

Sat 14 Oct 1950	Marriage
	Mackfall-Knaggs - On October 14 1950, at St Paul’s Church, Doris, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs E. Knaggs of Stockton to Lawrence, younger son of Mr and Mrs Mackfall of Ferryhill.

			Death
	On October 13 at 73 Harford Street, Middlesbrough, Thomas Edmund, beloved husband of the late Janet Grace Knaggs. Cortege leaving residence Monday 2.45 pm for service in St James Church prior to interment at Linthorpe Cemetery. Funeral private.

Sat 25 Nov 1950	Death
	Knaggs - November 24 at “Bracken Hill”, Shotton colliery, Co. Durham, Charles Robert, beloved husband of the late Dina Knaggs, of “Hillcrest”, the Avenue, Marton. service Marton Church, 2 pm, Monday 27 November.

Wed 28 Feb 1951	Marriage
	Knaggs-Stockwell - On February 28 at St Barnabas Church, Kenneth Skilbeck Knaggs to Jean Stockwell, both of Middlesbrough.

Mon 23 Jul 1951	Death
	Knaggs - On July 22, at “Gartmore”, West Road, Loftus, Alice, the dearly loved wife of Henry Knaggs. Interment at Loftus cemetery on Wednesday, leaving the residence at 2.30 pm for service in St Leonard’s Church.

Wed 3 Oct 1951	Death
	Knaggs - On October 2, suddenly, in hospital, Florence, beloved wife of the late Reginald Knaggs, of 123 Broadway East, Dormanstown. Interment Redcar Cemetery, Friday. Service in Dormanstown Church 2 pm.

Mon 11 Feb 1952	Birth
	Knaggs - February 9 at Middlesbrough Municipal Maternity Home, to Ron and Joan (née Parnell), a son; both well.	< Graham A L >

Fri 20 Mar 1953	Death
	Knaggs - On March 19 at Rockliff View, Carlin How, Richard, the beloved husband of Lily Knaggs. Cortege leaving the above residence at 2.30 pm Monday for service in the Parish Church, Saltburn, at 3 pm, prior to interment at Saltburn Cemetery.

Thu 30 Jul 1953	Death
	Knaggs - On July 28, in hospital, Joseph Knaggs (aged 74 years) brother of the late Anthony Knaggs (cabinet maker, Loftus). Interment at Loftus Cemetery on Friday. Service in St Leonard’s Church 2.30 pm.

Sat 29 Aug 1953	Death
	Knaggs - On August 28, in hospital, Gladys, beloved wife of Albert Edward Knaggs. Interment on Monday. Cortege leaving 22 Bennison Street, Guisborough, at 2.30 pm for service in the Parish Church.

Fri 11 Sep 1953	Death
	Knaggs - On September 10, at 4 Rifts Avenue Saltburn, Percy Frankland  Knaggs. Interment  Monday, cortege leaves residence 2 pm for service in Parish Church. No flowers by request.

Thu 24 Dec 1953	Engagement
	Knaggs-Peacock - The engagement is announced between Shirley, daughter of Mr and Mrs A Peacock to Douglas, on of Mr and Mrs T Knaggs; both of Guisborough.	< they marry sep 1956 >

Mon 22 Feb 1954	Death
	Knagg - On February 20 (suddenly) at No 6, Carr Street, Stockton, Alice, the beloved wife of the late Albert Knagg. Cortege leaves son’s residence, 1 Bell Street, Stockton, on Wednesday at 2.45 pm. Interment Oxbridge Lane Cemetery.

Mon 19 Apr 1954	Their Happy Day (plus photo)
	Married at Saltburn Parish Church were Mr Frank Collins of Ormsby and Miss Lena Knaggs of Saltburn.

Sat 1 May 1954	Death
	Knaggs - On May 1, at Gartmore, West Road, Loftus, Henry, dearly beloved husband of the late Alice Knaggs. Interment at Loftus Cemetery on Tuesday, leaving residence at 1 pm for service in St Leonard’s Church.

Wed 26 May 1954	Death
	Knaggs - On May 25, at 26 Hollybush Estate, Skelton, Annie Eliza, the beloved wife of the late Thomas Knaggs. Interment Friday, cortege leaving residence 3.15 for service in Parish Church.

Wed 9 Jun 1954	Birth
	Knaggs - On June 8 at Guisborough Maternity Home, to Barry and Mary, a daughter; both well. A sister for Christie.		< Pamela E >

Mon 23 Aug 1954	Birth
	Knaggs - On August 21 to Arthur and Mary (née Noble) at the Robson Maternity Home, Stockton, the gift of a daughter.	< Christine >

Fri 12 Nov 1954	Death
	Knaggs - On November 11, in hospital, William, the beloved husband of the late Annie Knaggs and son of the late Mary Ann and Thomas Knaggs (late of 9 Duncan Place, Loftus). Cortege leaving residence, 24 Norfolk Street, Stockton, on Monday at 1.45 pm. Interment Oxbridge Lane Cemetery.

Sat 28 May 1955	Marriage
	Knaggs-Smith - On May 28, at St Aidan’s Church, Middlesbrough, Keith, only son of Mr and Mrs R Knaggs, of Stockton Road, Middlesbrough, to Phoebe, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs J Smith of Princes Road, Middlesbrough.

Tue 1 Nov 1955	Death
	Knaggs - On October 31, at 23 Tadema Road, Chelsea, Edith (aged 86), dearly loved wife of the late Richard Knaggs (late of Brotton).

Fri 18 Nov 1955	Death
	Knaggs - On November 17, at Gravel Hole Farm, Norton, Ian George, darling son of George and Alice Knaggs. Funeral private.

Mon 9 Apr 1956	Death
	Knaggs - On April 9, suddenly, at 29 Bennison Street, Guisborough, John Page, beloved husband of Florence May Knaggs. Interment on Wednesday, cortege leaving residence at 2 pm for service in South Sea Methodist Church.

Fri 22 Jun 1956	Birth
	Knaggs - On June 21, at Ardencaple Nursing Home, Middlesbrough, to Ken and Jean (née Stockwell), a son. Both well.	< Jeffrey Skilbeck >

Fri 26 Oct 1956	Death
	Knaggs - On October 24, in hospital, Henry, the beloved husband of the late Louisa Knaggs, late of Skelton. Interment at Skelton Cemetery, Saturday. Service in West End Methodist Church at 1.0 pm.

Fri 29 Mar 1957	Death
	Knaggs - On March 27, in hospital, late of 3 Garnet Street, Saltburn,
Louisa, beloved wife of the late John Knaggs and dear Mother of Edith. Interment on Saturday, service in Salburn Parish Church at 2.30 pm.  Friends meet at Church. No flowers.

Mon 22 Apr 1957	Coming of Age
	Knaggs (née Smith) - Congratulations Phoebe, on your 21st birthday. Love and best wishes Mom and Margaret.

Tue 4 Jun 1957	Birth
	Knaggs - Sunday, June 2, at 37 Nicholson Street, Stockton, to Mary (née Noble) and Arthur, a sister for Christine.	< Vivienne >

Fri 5 Jul 1957		Birth
	Knaggs - On July 4, to Keith and Phoebe (née Smith), a son. Both well.	< Michael Roy >

Tue 23 Jul 1957	Marriage
	Knaggs-Dutton - On July 22, 1957, St Holy Trinity Church, Stockton, Raymond, only son of Mr and Mrs R Knaggs of Stockton to Jacqueline, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Dutton of Billingham.

Wed 14 Apr 1957	Death
	Knaggs - On August 12, at 32 Mary Street, Stockton, Susan Elizabeth (aged 79 years) beloved wife of the late Robert Knaggs. Cortege leaves above address at 2.50 pm on Thursday for service in Oxbridge Lane Methodist Church. Interment following at Oxbridge Cemetery.	< Who is this? >

Tue 15 Oct 1957	Birth
	Knaggs - On October 12, at Middlesbrough Maternity Hospital, to Ron and Joan (née Parnell), a son. Both well.	< John G >

Fri 17 Jan 1958	Engagement
	Knaggs-Padget - Mr and Mrs E Knaggs of Elton wish to announce the engagement of their youngest son, Ronald to Margaret, only daughter of Mr and Mrs Padget of Norton.	< They marry Sep 1960 >

Fri 17 Jan 1958	Death
	Knaggs - On January 16 (in hospital), George (D.C.M. 8th Yorks Regt), beloved husband of Margaret Knaggs, of 7 Wild Duck Street, Warrenby, Redcar. Service in Coatham Parish Church 2.0 pm Monday, prior to interment at Wilton.

Thu 12 Jun 1958	Birth
	Knaggs - On June 9, at Robson Maternity Home, Stockton, to Raymond and Jacqueline (née Dutton), a daughter.	< Jillian P >

Wed 25 Jun 1958	Death
	Knaggs - On June 24, in hospital, George William, dearly loved husband of Annie Knaggs. Cortege leaving 12 Albert Street, Stockton, on Friday at 11.15 am for service and interment at Durham Road Cemetery. Funeral private.

Sat 27 Dec 1958	Engagement
	Lindsley-Knaggs - The engagement is announced between Patricia, only daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Knaggs of Gusiborough and Carl, son of Mr and Mrs G W Lindsley of Loftus.	< They marry Dec 1959 >

Tue 24 Mar 1959	Death
	Knaggs - On March 23, in hospital, Rita (née Cross), the dearly loved wife of Charles Knaggs, and dear mother of Barry, Beryl and Sharon Lesley. Cortege leaves residence, 20 Tranmere Avenue, Town Farm Estate, Middlesbrough, Thursday 1.30 pm for service in St Thomas’ Church prior to interment at Thornton Cemetery.
	- beloved sister of Keith, Ron, Edna and family.

Sat 4 Apr 1959	Death
	Knaggs - On April 3 at Gartmore, West Road, Loftus, Florence Mary, dearly loved daughter of the late Henry and Alice Knaggs and dear sister of Gordon. Funeral on Tuesday. Service in St Leonard’s Church at 1.30 pm prior to cremation at Darlington.

Sat 17 Oct 1959	Engagement
	Wright-Knaggs - The engagement is announced between Alfred William Fraser, son of Mr Tim Wright and the late Mrs Christine Sutherland Wright of “Craigard”, Glenlockhart Bank, Edinburgh, and Audrey Marguerite, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Knaggs of “The Firs”, Nunthorpe, N Yorks.
	< No subsequent marriage on record in England  - may marry Julian Lewis in 1971 >

Mon 14 Dec 1959	Death
	Knaggs - On December 13, at her sister’s residence, Rose Cottage, Commondale, Ruth, beloved wife of the late Arthur William Knaggs. Interment Tuesday, leaving own residence, 3 Nortgate, Guisborough, at 3 pm for service in Parish Church prior to interment at Guisborough Cemetery.

Wed 6 Apr 1960	Death
	Knaggs - On April 5, at 13 Harker Street, Skelton, Selina Jane, the beloved wife of the late Herbert William Knaggs. Interment Friday, cortege leaving residence 2.0 pm for service in Parish Church.

Fri 6 May 1960	Death
	Knaggs - On May 5, Lesley Dianne, aged 12 weeks, beloved daughter of Douglass and Shirley (née Peacock) Knaggs. Interment Saturday, leaving 34 Fountain Street, Guisborough 11 am for service at the cemetery.

Sat 17 Sep 1960	Marriage
	Knaggs-Padget - On September 17, at Norton Congregational Church, Ronald, youngest son of Mr and Mrs E Knaggs of Elton, to Margaret Rose, only daughter of Mr and Mrs G E Padget of Norton.

Sat 3 Dec 1960	Birth
	Knaggs - On December 1, at Middlesbrough Maternity Hospital, to Raymond and Jacky (Dutton), a daughter; both well.	< Elizabeth A >

Wed 14 Dec 1960	Death
	Knaggs - On December 14, at Home Farm Cottages, Nunthorpe, Sarah, dearly loved wife of Frederick Knaggs and dear mother of William, Gladys and Muriel. service in Nunthorpe Parish Church, Saturday 2 pm, prior to interment in the Churchyard.

Sat 24 Dec 1960	Engagement
	Norton-Knaggs - The engagement is announced between Ernest, only son of Mr and Mrs E Norton of Stockton, and Audrey, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs H R Knaggs of Warrenby.	< They marry mar 1963 >

Fri 10 Feb 1961	Death
	Knaggs - February 9, suddenly, of 41 Senton Street, Boosbeck, Frederick, aged 76 years, beloved son of the late Emily and Fleming Knaggs. Interment Boosbeck, Monday, leaving residence at 1.30 for service in Parish Church.

Fri 24 Mar 1961	Coming of Age
	Knaggs - Congratulations Audrey on your 21st birthday. etc

Sat 1 Jul 1961		Coming of Age
	Knaggs - Congratulations John on your 21st birthday (Sunday) . etc

Fri 28 Jul 1961	Birth
	Knaggs - On July 27 at Guisborough Maternity Home, to Doug and Shirley (née Peacock), a son. Both well.	< Graham >

Thu 16 Nov 1961	Death
	Knaggs - On November 15, in hospital, Harold (late of Skelton), dearly beloved husband of Sarah Knaggs. Interment Redcar Cemetery, Saturday. Cortege leaving residence, 15 Charlotte Street, Redcar, 10.30 am for service in St Peter’s Church, Redcar.

Mon 27 Nov 1961	Death
	Knaggs (36 Todpoint Road, Warrenby) - On November 27, in hospital, Elsie Marion, the dearly loved wife of Robert Knaggs and beloved mother of Allan, Audrey, Irene and Keith. service in Coatham Parish Church, Wednesday 10.45 am, prior to cremation at Darlington. No flowers by request.
	< Actually wife of Herbert >

Thu 4 Jan 1962	Death
	Knaggs - January 2, suddenly, of 7 Green Road, Skelton, George William, aged 75 years, dearly loved husband of Alice Knaggs. Cremation and full service at Middlesbrough, Friday at 1.30 pm. Funeral private. No flowers please.

Tue 24 Apr 1962	Death
	Knaggs - On April 23, Patricia Anne, aged 22 years, beloved daughter of Albert Edward and the late Gladys (née Brett) Knaggs, beloved niece of Ada and granddaughter of Mrs Brett. Interment Thursday, cortege leaving residence, 22 Bennison Street, Guisborough for service at the cemetery.

Thu 3 May 1962	Death
	Knaggs - On May 3, at 30 Pendle Crescent, Billingham, John George, dearly loved husband of Gertrude Lilian Knaggs and dear father of Elsie, Bob, John and Raymond. Reception into Church of the Holy Rosary, Friday 7.20 pm, Requiem Mass Saturday 9.0 am prior to interment at Billingham Churchyard.

Sat 23 Jun 1962	Engagement
	Knaggs - Congratulations, Myra, on your 21st and your engagement to Ken. etc	< She marries Kenneth W Young Mar 1964 >

Thu 5 Jul 1962	Death
	Knaggs - On July 3, in hospital, late of 85 Cleveland Street, Guisborough, Elizabeth, aged 80 years, dearly beloved wife of the late David Knaggs. Interment Saturday, cortege leaving brother’s residence, 6 Howlbeck Road Bungalows, Guisborough, at 2.0 pm for service in the Parish Church.

Thu 2 Aug 1962	Wedding Anniversary
	Knaggs-Underwood - Congratulations on your silver wedding. Pauline and Barbara, Mother and Maud.

Sat 25 Aug 1962	Birth
	Knaggs - On August 24, at the Robson Maternity Home, Margaret (née Padget) and Ronald, a daughter.	< Karen >

Thu 15 Nov 1962	Wedding Anniversary
	Knaggs - Best wishes, Betty and John, on your 1st wedding anniversary. Love from mam, dad, Edgar and William.

Mon 19 Nov 1962	Death
	Knaggs - On November 17, at 5 the Willows, Redcar, Herbert, dearly beloved husband of Mary Knaggs and the dear father of Ron. Cortege leaves above address Tuesday 2.30 for service and cremation at Middlesbrough at 3 pm.

Wed 13 Feb 1963	Birth
	Knaggs - On February 9, at Middlesbrough Maternity Hospital, to John and Shirley (née Breeze), a son.	< Ian G >

Tue 5 Mar 1963	Death
	Knaggs - March 3, in hospital, of 41 Fenton Street, Boosbeck, Charley, aged 66 years, beloved son of the late Flemming and Emily Knaggs. Interment Boosbeck Cemetery, Wednesday, leaving residence at 2.30 for service in Parish Church.

Mon 22 Jul 1963	Coming of Age
	Knaggs - Congratulations Pauline on your 21st birthday. - Mum, dad, Barbara.

Sat 28 Sep 1963	Engagement
	Hodgson-Knaggs - Mr and Mrs Hodgson of 15 Portrush Close, Saltersgill, have pleasure in announcing the engagement of their son Peter to Pauline, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Knaggs of 82 Park Vale Road, Middlesbrough.
	< They marry dec 1965 >

Fri 25 Oct 1963	Death
	Knaggs - October 25 at Glenbarr, Argyle Road, Whitby, aged 75 years, William Robert, dearly loved husband of Dora Knaggs and father of Joyce.

Mon 23 Dec 1963	Engagement
	Wells-Knaggs - Mr and Mrs J Knaggs of 82 Park Vale Road have much pleasure in announcing the engagement of their younger daughter, Barbara to Ean, eldest son of Mrs Wells of 98 York Road and the late Mr C J Wells.
	< They marry mar 1966 >

Mon 9 Mar 1964	Marriage
	Young-Knaggs - On Saturday, March 7, at St Nicholas Church, Guisborough, Kenneth Winstone, eldest son of Mr and Mrs W Young of Guisborough, to Myra, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs K Knaggs of Guisborough.

Wed 3 Mar 1964	Birth
	Knaggs - On Friday March 6, at the Robson Maternity Hospital, to Ronald and Margaret (née Padgett), a sister for Karen.

Mon 6 Apr 1964	Death
	Knaggs - On April 4, in hospital, William Fleming, dearly loved husband of Amelia Knaggs (née Henwood) and dear father of Dorothy, father-in-law of Bill. Cortege leaving 40 Armitage Road, Dormanstown, on Tuesday at 2.15 pm for service in Wilton Church followed by interment in the churchyard.

Sat 12 Sep 1964	Birthday Greetings
	Knaggs - Michael - 21 today. . .

Tue 3 Nov 1964	Birthday Greetings
	Knaggs (née Lottie Smith) (1 Grove Road, Redcar) - Congratulations mum, on your 70th birthday - son Joe

Wed 6 Jan 1965	Death
	Knagg (1 Grove Road, Redcar) - On January 6, in hospital as the result of an accident, Joseph Evan, beloved son of Lottie and the late Evan Knagg and dear dad of Evan and Lottie. Service in St Peter’s Church, Saturday at 2.0 pm prior to interment at Redcar Cemetery.
			Death After Works Accident
	Mr Joseph Evan Knagg, of 1 Grove Road, Redcar (age 46, smelter), who was injured in an accident at the Lackenby works of Dolman Long on Monday, died in Middlesbrough General Hospital today. An inquest will be opened tomorrow.

Fri 7 May 1965	Death
	Knaggs - Suddenly, on May 6, at Eure Farm, Battersby, Harry, dearly loved husband of Elsie and father of John. Service in St John’s Church, Ingleby Greenhow, at 12.15 pm, Saturday, prior to interment.

Sat 25 Sep 1965	Birthday Greetings
	Knaggs - 21st birthday (Monday) - Barbara - various messages.

Wed 13 Oct 1965	Death
	Knaggs - On Wednesday, October 13. Suddenly, at 41 Harlsey Road, Hartburn, Mary (née Woffe, aged 67), beloved wife of Ernest Knaggs, late of Betty’s Farm, Elton. Dearest mother of Doris, George, Mary and Ronald. Service in Elton Church on Saturday at 10.45 am followed by private cremation at Middlesbrough Crematorium.

Wed 29 Dec 1965	Birth
	Knaggs - On December 24 to Michael and Janet (née Hall) a son at Carter Bequest Hospital Ward B.

Fri 11 Feb 1966	Death
	Knaggs - On February 11, at his sister’s residence, 24 Wilton Street, Redcar, John, dearly loved son of the late William and Johanna Knaggs. Service in Wilton Street Mission, Monday 1.15 pm prior to interment at Redcar Cemetery.

Wed 1 Jun 1966	Birth
	Knaggs - To Allan and Elizabeth (née Denton) on June 1, at home, a son; brother for Julie. Both well.	< Peter >

Fri 10 Jun 1966	Birth
	Knaggs - On June 10, at Overdene Maternity Home, to John and Betty (née Fletcher), a son; both well.	< John Garnett >

Sat 11 Jun 1966	Engagement
	Lloyd : Knagg - The engagement is announced between Letitia, only daughter of Mrs Knagg, 22 Manton Avenue, Acklam and the late Mr Knagg and Raymond, fourth son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd, 24 Chestnut Avenue, Newport, Mon, South Wales.		< They marry dec 1966 >

Sat 23 Jul 1966	Death
	Knaggs - July 22, at Glenbarr, 24 Argyle Road, Whitby, Dora, dearly loved wife of the late W R Knaggs and dear mother of Joyce. Service in St Hilda’s Church, West Cliff, Whitby on Tuesday at 1.30 pm followed by interment at Whitby Cemetery.

Tue 8 Nov 1966	Death
	Knaggs - On November 5, suddenly, at 158 Piper Knowle Road, Hardwick, Stockton, Annie, beloved wife of the late George Williams and dear mother of Rene and Hilda. Cortege leaves above address Wednesday 1.0 pm for service and interment at Durham Road Cemetery.

Thu 12 Jan 1967	Death
	Knaggs - On January 11, at 173 High Street, Marske-by-the-Sea, Mary Jane Knaggs, wife of the late Thomas Knaggs of Tofts Farm, Marske-by-the-Sea, and loved mother of Catherine. Service in St Mark’s Church at 11 am Saturday followed by interment in St Germain’s Churchyard.

Thu 2 Feb 1967	Death
	Knaggs - On February 1, at 101 Redcar Lane, Redcar, Colin, beloved husband of Kathleen Knaggs, and dearest only son of Violet Fowle. Service in St Peter’s Church, Saturday 2 pm prior to interment at Redcar Cemetery.

Sat 15 Apr 1967	Birthday Greeting
	Knagg - Congratulations Evan on your 21st birthday - April 15 - several messages.

Thu 29 Jun 1967	Death
	Knaggs - On June 28, in hospital, Kenneth Leslie, beloved husband of Margaret Knaggs (née Williams) and dear father of Kevin and Graeme. Funeral Friday, cortege leaving residence, 37 Mill Street, Guisborough, 2.0 pm for service in the Southside Methodist Church, followed by cremation at Middlesbrough 3 pm.
	- son of Arthur and Ada and dear brother of Stanley, Peggy and Gwen.

Mon 24 Jul 1967	Death
	Knaggs - On July 23, in hospital, Thomas Henry, beloved husband of Pathenia Knaggs (née Antill) and dear father and grandfather. Funeral Wednesday, cortege leaving residence, 14 Lime Road, Guisborough at 2 pm for service in the Parish Church followed by cremation at Middlesbrough.

Wed 8 Nov 1967	Death
	Knaggs - On November 7, in hospital, Mabel Corney Knaggs, of Maynard House, Crayke, York, youngest daughter of Robert Young, late of Newstead Farm, Guisborough. Service in Crayke Methodist Church, Friday at 1.30 pm priot to cremation at Middlesbrough.

Wed 3 Jan 1968	Birth
	Knaggs - On January 3, at the Robson Maternity Hospital, to Arthur and Mary, a son.	< Andrew >

Mon 26 Feb 1968	Death
	Knaggs - Peacefully at home, on February 25, Roy, beloved husband of Audrey Vera Knaggs and dear father of Keith, father-in-law of Phoebe and grandfather of Michael. Cortege leaves residence, 25 Stockton Road, Middlesbrough, Wednesday 2.15 pm for service in St Cuthbert’s church prior to cremation at Middlesbrough.

Mon 18 Mar 1968	Engagement
	Knagg-Barringer - Mrs L Knagg, 1 Grove Road, Redcar, has great pleasure in announcing the engagement of her grandson Mr Evan Knagg, only son of the late Mr Joe Knagg to Miss Carolyn Barringer, the youngest daughter of Mrs D Barringer of Marske.	< They marry July 1969 >

Thu 25 Jul 1968	Birth
	Knaggs - On July 24, to John and Betty (née Fletcher), a daughter; sister of John. Both well.	< Mary Elizabeth >

Sat 10 Aug 1968	Marriage
	Hudson-Knaggs - On August 8, William proctor Hudson, of 49 Ings Road, Redcar to Mrs Kathleen Knaggs of 101 Redcar Lane, Redcar.

Mon 17 Feb 1969	Death
	Knaggs - On February 15, in hospital, Arthur William, beloved husband of Ada Elizabeth Knaggs, dear father of Stan, Marguerite, Gwendoline and the late Ken, father-in-law of Marjorie, Jim and Margaret, and grandfather of George, Derek, Kenneth, Kevin and Graeme. Cortege leaves residence, 79 Cleveland Street, Guisborough at 1.40 pm, Tuesday, for service and cremation at Middlesbrough at 2.0 pm.

Wed 5 Mar 1969	Birth
	Knaggs - On March 5, at home, to Allan and Elizabeth (née Denton) a daughter, both well.		< Susan >

Tue 10 Jun 1969	Death
	Knaggs - Peacefully, on June 9, at 28 Captain Cook’s Way, Great Ayton, Frederick, beloved husband of the late Sarah Knaggs and dear father of Willie, Gladys and Muriel. Cortege leaves residence Thursday 3.15 pm for service in Nunthorpe Parish Church 3.30 pm prior to interment in the churchyard.

Sat 14 Jun 1969	Death
	Knaggs - On June 13, at 2 Wharton’s Cottages, Margrove Park, Boosbeck, Margaret, dearly loved wife of the late Robert Knaggs and a very dear mother and grandmother. Funeral on Tuesday leaving residence at 1.50 pm for service in Boosbeck Parish Church at 2 pm prior to interment in Boosbeck Cemetery.

Fri 20 Jun 1969	Death
	Knaggs - On June 18, in hospital, Albert Edward, beloved husband of the late Gladys Knaggs and father of the late Ann. Cortege leaves brother’s residence, 12 Walker’s Row, Guisborough, at 10.50 am on Monday for service in the Parish Church, followed by interment  at Guisborough Cemetery. Will friends please meet at church and accept this (the only) intimation.
	< Brother is Thomas William Knaggs. >

Fri 25 Jul 1969	Marriage
	Knagg-Barringer - At St Mark’s Church, Marske, on July 19, Evan, only son of Mrs Knagg and the late Mr Joe Knagg, of Redcar, to Carolyn, daughter of Mrs D Barringer and the late Mr W Barringer.

Sat 4 Oct 1969	Death
	Knaggs - On October 3, Colin, newly born son of Keith and Valerie Knaggs, Deeply missed.

Tue 1 Sep 1970	Birth
	Knaggs - On August 31, at Guisborough Maternity Hospital, to Barry and Wendy (née Sizer), a son. A brother for Karren.		< Shaun Barry >

Thu 3 Dec 1970	Birth
	Knagg (Redcar) - On December 3, at Overdene, to Evan and Carolyn (née Barringer) the gift of a son. First great grandchild for Mrs L Knagg.
	< Joseph Evan >

Tue 27 Jul 1971	Engagement
	Knaggs-Bazanek - Mr and Mrs A Bazanek, 26 Emerald Street, Saltburn, announce with pleasure the engagement of their only daughter Marysia Christine, to Robert William, eldest son of Mr and Mrs R W Knaggs, 23 Prince’s Road, Saltburn.

Mon 7 Feb 1972	Marriage
	Knaggs-Bazanek - The marriage took place on February 5 1972 at Emmanuel Parish Church, Saltburn, between Robert, eldest son of Mr and Mrs R W Knaggs, 52 The Fairway, Saltburn and Marysia, only daughter of Mr and Mrs A Bazanek, 26 Emerald Street, Saltburn.

Wed 31 May 1972	Death
	Knaggs - May 30, at her home, 2 Sandsend Cottages, Egton Bridge, Esther, beloved wife of Joseph Knaggs and dear mother of Philomena, Hilda and Mary. Received into St Hedda’s Church, Egton Bridge, on Thursday June 1 at 7.0 pm. Requiem mass on Friday at 11.0 am followed by interment at Egton. RIP

Mon 17 Jul 1972	Death
	Knaggs - Suddenly, on July 13, at 306 Laburnum Road, Redcar, Margaret, beloved wife of the late George (D.C.M., 8th Yorks Regiment). Service and cremation at Teesside Crematorium Wednesday 12 noon.

Tue 10 Oct 1972	Death
	Knaggs - On October 8, in hospital, Florence May (née Jackson), of 29 Bennison Street, Guisborough. Cortege leaves residence on Wednesday Oct 11 at 1.15 pm for service at Southside Methodist Church prior to interment at Guisborough Cemetery.

Mon 4 Dec 1972	Death
	Knaggs - On December 1, suddenly, in hospital, of 49 Junction Road, Norton, Tommy, aged 60 years (caretaker of William Newton School) dearly loved husband of Elizabeth Knaggs, dear father of Brenda and Linda (USA), father-in-law of John and a very dear granddad. Interment Wednesday at Durham Road Cemetery. Cortege leaves residence 1.20 pm for service in Norton Parish Church.	< Thomas Thornton >

Mon 6 Aug 1973	Death
	Knaggs (late of Loftus) - On August 3 at Woodman Arms, Normanby, George, the dearly loved husband of Hazel. dear father of Heather. Cortege leaves above address Wednesday 2.45 pm for service in St John’s Church, South Bank 3 pm followed by private interment Eston Cemetery.

Sat 19 Jan 1974	Death
	Knaggs (1 Ancroft Drive, Overfields) - On January 18, Gladys Irene, dearest mother of Michael, dear mother-in-law of Janet and beloved nanna of Mark and Beverley, also dearest sister of Cliff. Cortege leaves son’s residence, 6 Linton Road, Normanby, Tuesday 3.40 pm for service and cremation at Teesside Crematorium.

Tue 19 Feb 1974	Death
	Knaggs - On February 18, in hospital, Violet Robina, dearly loved wife of Robert Rangham Knaggs, beloved mother of Isa and Myra, dear mother-in-law of Bernard and Ken and dearest nana of June, Trevor, Karen, Joanne and David. Cortege leaves residence, 155 Westgate, Guisborough, 10,55 am on Thursday for service in the Parish Church, followed by interment in Guisborough Cemetery.

Wed 24 Apr 1974	Death
	Knaggs - Suddenly on April 23, Robert Rangham, beloved husband of the late Violet Robina Knaggs, very dear father of Isa and Myra, father-in-law of Bernard and Kenneth and very dear granddad of Julia, Trevor, Karen, John and David. Cortege leaves residence, 155 Westgate, Guisborough, 10,55 am on Friday for service in the Parish Church, followed by interment in Guisborough Cemetery.

Sat 8 Jun 1974	Death
	Knaggs - On June 7, in hospital, Margaret, beloved wife of Herbert Knaggs, very dear mother of Susan and Ann, mother-in-law of Chris and Alan and very dear grandmother of Lorane, Anthony and Julia. Cortege leaves residence, 33 Woodhouse Road, Guisborough, at 10.55 am Wednesday for service in the Parish Church followed by interment in Guisborough Cemetery.

Thu 19 Sep 1974	Death
	Knaggs (Woodman Arms, High -----, Normanby) - On September 18, in hospital, Hazel, dearly loved wife of the late George Knaggs, much loved mam of Heather, dear daughter of Sarah and the late George Walker, beloved sister of Elsie and Kath. Cortege leaves sister’s residence, 13 Forrest Drive, Ormesby, Monday, 10.40 am for service in St John’s Church, South Bank, 11 am prior to interment Eston Cemetery.

Sat 5 Oct 1974	Death
	Knaggs - On October 3, in hospital, Alice (of 7 Green Road, Skelton-in-Cleveland) widow of George Knaggs and loving mother of the late Kenneth. Cortege leaves Memorial House, 398 Linthorpe Road, Middlesbrough Monday 3.20 pm for service and cremation at Teesside Crematorium 3.40 pm.

Thu 16 Jan 1975	Death
	Knaggs (36 Tod Point Road, Warrenby) - On January 15, in hospital, Herbert Richard, dearly loved husband of the late Elsie Marian Knaggs, a dear father, father-in-law and granddad. Cortege leaves daughter’s residence, 46 Malvern Avenue, Redcar, Saturday 8.30 am for service and cremation at Teesside Crematorium 9 am.

Thu 25 Mar 1975	Death
	Knaggs - On March 24, in hospital, Elsie May, of Eure Farm, Old Battersby. Dearly loved wife of the late Harry, loving mother of John and mother-in-law of Jean. Cortege leaves Eure Farm at 2.15 pm on Thursday for service and interment at St Andrew’s Church, Ingleby Greenhow at 2.30 pm.

Sat 29 Mar 1975	Death
	Knaggs - Suddenly on March 27, at 2 Dixon Street, Lingdale, William Henry Anthony, aged 60 years, dearly beloved husband of Edith Knaggs, dear father of John and Sheila and a dear father-in-law and granddad. Funeral Wednesday, April 2, cortege leaving residence 11.15 am for full service and cremation at Teesside Crematorium 12 noon.

Tue 10 Jun 1975	Death
	Knaggs - On June 8, in hospital, Hilda Annie, of 16 Church View, Bishopton, dearly beloved wife of the late William and dear mother of Byers, Mary and Bill and a dear mother-in-law and grandma. Cortege leaves daughter’s residence, 8 High Street, Bishopton, 2.30 pm Thursday for service in St Peter’s Church, Bishopton, prior to interment in churchyard.

Wed 27 Aug 1975	Death
	Knaggs (190 Acklam Road) - In hospital on August 25, Florence (née McCall) dearly loved wife of Tommy and dear mother of Maureen, Terry, Tommy and Dorothy and a dear nana of Michelle. Reception into St Francis’ Church, Wednesday 8 pm. Requiem Mass Thursday 9.0 am prior to interment at Acklam Cemetery.

Mon 6 Oct 1975	Death
	Knaggs - October 5, suddenly, Beatrice Emma, aged 78 years, at her daughter’s residence, Ivyholme, Westerdale, Whitby, and a very dear mother of Emma and William and mother-in-law of Sidney and Rene. Service at Teesside Crematorium Thursday October 9 at 2.0 pm prior to cremation.

Wed 28 Jul 1976	Death
	Knaggs - On July 26, in a Scarborough hospital, Bernard, aged 65 years, of West Cote, Low Hawsker, Whitby, dearly loved husband of Winifred Mary and a very dear dad, granddad and brother. Service at Hawsker Methodist Church on Friday, July 30 at 2 pm, followed by cremation at Woodlands, Scarborough at 3 pm. No flowers please; donations if required to Hawsker Methodist Church or Staithes Fishermen’s Choir.

Mon 7 Mar 1977	Death
	Knaggs - Elizabeth (19 Avon Drive, Guisborough) on March 6 in hospital. Dearly loved wife of John Edward, and mother of Alfred, Elizabeth, Margaret and Robert. Will friends please meet at Teesside Crematorium for service at 11.40 on Tuesday.

Tue 26 Jul 1977	Birth
	Knaggs (née Thatcher) - To Edith and Michael, a son, first grandchild for Keith and Phoebe. First time aunty for Michelle.	< Mark Roy >

Mon 8 Aug 1977	Death
	Knaggs - Suddenly on August 7 at The Bungalow, Green Lane, Hutton Rudby, Raymond, dearly loved husband of Edith, dear father of Marjorie and Raymond and a dear father-in-law, grandfather and great-grandfather. Funeral service Rudby Church 10.15 am on Wednesday followed by cremation at Teesside Crematorium.

Sat 26 Nov 1977	Engagement
	Knaggs-Clark - The engagement is announced between David, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Knaggs of Betty’s Farm, Elton to Ann, daughter of Mr and Mrs R Clark, Whitton moor Farm, Thorpe Thewles.	< They marry mar 1979 >

Wed 11 Jan 1978	Death
	Knaggs - 190 Acklam Road, suddenly on January 9, at Kings College Hospital, London, aged 53, Thomas, dearly beloved husband of the late Florence and dearly loved father of Maureen, Tommy, Terry and Dorothy and grandfather of Michelle. Reception in St Francis Church on Thursday 6.45 pm. Requiem Mass Friday 9 am prior to interment at Acklam Cemetery. < Thomas O’Brien >

Sat 18 Feb 1978	Death
	Knaggs - On February 16 at 44 The Ropery, Whitby, aged 90 years, Hannah, beloved wife of the late William Knaggs and a dear mother, gran, great-gran and great great-gran. Service at St Hilda’s Church, Whitby, on Monday February 20, 1.45 pm followed by interment at Whitby Cemetery.

Wed 22 Mar 1978	Death
	Knagg 3 Athol Grove, Redcar - On March 20, in hospital, Lottie, aged 83 years, dearly loved wife of the late Evan, and a very dear mother of the late Joseph Evan, a dear grandma of Evan and Carolyne and great grandma of Joseph Evan and Clare, much loved by Margaret. Cortege leaves residence Thursday 1 pm for service in Redcar Parish Church 1.15 pm prior to interment in Redcar Cemetery.

Wed 10 May 1978	Death
	Knaggs - Suddenly, on May 8, at 49 Berwick Hills Avenue, Brambles Farm, Charles Frederick, dearly loved husband of Mavis and dear father of Marie, Martin, Barry, beryl and Sharon, dear father-in-law and much loved granddad. Reception into St Thomas Church on Thursday at 8 pm. Cortege leaves above address on Friday at 9.40 am for service at 9.45 prior to cremation at Teesside Crematorium 10.40.

Mon 7 Aug 1978	Marriage
	Knaggs-Johnson - On August 5 1978 at St Paul’s and St John’s United Reformed Church, South Shields, Graham A Knaggs, elder son of Mr and Mrs H R Knaggs of Redcar to Diane, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs W Johnson of South Shields.

Wed 9 Aug 1978	Death
	Knaggs - On August 9 at 81 West Road, Loftus, Elsie Mary (née Garnett) dearly loved and devoted wife of Gordon Knaggs, a dear mother of John, Dorothy and Susan, mother-in-law of Betty and much loved grandma of John and Elizabeth. Funeral on Friday, leaving residence at 10.30 am for service in St Leonard’s Parish Church prior to cremation at Teesside Crematorium at 11.40.

Thu 28 Sep 1978	Death
	Knaggs - 3 Chestnut Avenue, Redcar. On September 28, peacefully in hospital, Amy, beloved wife of the late Herbert, dearly loved mother of Ron, mother-in-law of Joan and dear grandma of Graham and John. Cortege leaves son’s residence, 97 Oak Road, Redcar, Monday 9.50 am for service at Teesside Crematorium 10.25.		< This is Mary Annie >

Tue 17 Oct 1978	Death
	Knaggs - October 15, suddenly in hospital, of The Bungalow, Green Lane, Hutton Rudby, Edith, the beloved wife of the late Raymond Knaggs. Funeral service Rudby Church 1.30 pm Wednesday. Deeply mourned by son Raymond, daughter Marjorie, son-in-law Benny, daughter-in-law Doreen, grandchildren Janice, Jill and Elizabeth. Funeral private.

Fri 16 Feb 1979	Death
	Knaggs - “Gartmore”, West Road, Loftus, on Thursday 15 in hospital, Gordon, the dearly loved and devoted husband of the late Elsie Mary Knaggs, the dear father of John, Dorothy and Susan, father-in-law of Betty and much loved granddad of John and Elizabeth. funeral on Tuesday. Leaving residence at 1.45 pm for service at St Leonard’s Parish Church prior to cremation at Teesside Crematorium at 3 pm.

Wed 19 sep 1979	Birth
	Knaggs - At Middlesbrough general Hospital to Robert and Marysia, née Bazanek, a daughter on Monday September 17.	< Louise Marie>

Tue 1 Apr 1980	Death
	Knaggs - Late of 3 Boynton Road, Middlesbrough, on March 29, in Hexham general Hospital, Lyn (Lily), service and cremation at Teesside Crematorium, Thursday 3.40 pm.

Mon 28 Jul 1980	Death
	Knaggs - 97 Oak Road, Redcar.  In hospital on July 27th, Ron dearly loved husband of Joan, very dear father of Graham and John, and father-in-law of Diane.  Cremation at Middlesbrough on Thursday.  Friends please meet at Zetland Park Methodist Church, Redcar, for service at 9.10 am.  Family flowers only.  Donations in lieu if desired to Cancer Research Fund, c/o Lloyds Bank, 2 Albert Road, Middlesbrough.

Mon 15 Sep 1980	Birth
	Knaggs - To Victor and Margaret, a daughter, born September 14 at Middlesbrough Maternity Hospital.	< Claire Natalie >

Wed 17 Sep 1980	Death
	Knaggs - Suddenly, on September 16, at 19 Avon Drive, Guisborough, John Edward, dearly loved husband of the late Elizabeth, very dear father of Alf, betty, Margaret and Bob, and a dear father-in-law, granddad and great granddad. funeral service and cremation at Teesside Crematorium 1.40 pm Friday. No flowers by request. Donations in lieu if desired for Heart Research to R R Martin, Lloyds Bank, Albert Road, Middlesbrough.

Mon 20 Oct 1980	Death
	Knaggs - 28 Captain Cook’s Way, Great Ayton.  On October 18th in hospital, Frederick William, dearly loved brother of Gladys and Muriel, brother-in-law of Graham and Rowland, a much loved uncle.  Service and cremation Tuesday 4pm.  Would friends please meet at Crematorium Church.

Mon 1 Dec 1980	School Report
	Article and photo about a school visit to Preston Park Museum, Eaglescliffe. In the photo, the children are standing in front of a shop selling violins etc. The name above the door is William Knaggs.
	< This is William 1848-1901 >

Wed 10 Feb 1982	Death
	Knaggs - On February 8, in hospital, of 3 West Street, Yarm, Jacqueline Ann, aged 53 years, dear mother of Jill and Lizz. service and cremation at Teesside Crematorium, Friday 10 am.
	< Why no mention of husband Raymond? >

Thu 25 Feb 1982	Death
	Knaggs - On February 24, at 50 Rainham Close, Thorntree, Audrey Vera, beloved wife of the late Roy, dear mother of Keith, mother-in-law of Phoebe, much loved grandma of Michael and Michelle and great grandma of Mark. Cortege leaves son’s residence, 16 Ross Street, Middlesbrough on Friday at 10.00 am for service and cremation at Teesside Crematorium at 10.10.

Sat 4 Sep 1982	Death
	Knaggs - Suddenly on September 3, in hospital, of 19 Castleton Road, Stockton, Robert, dear husband of Annie (née Mullen), dearly loved father of Margaret, Bonny, Arthur, Cyril and Charles, also dear brother-in-law, much loved granddad and great-granddad. Cortege leaves above address Tuesday 11.40 am for private service and cremation at Teesside Crematorium 12 noon.

Tue 28 Dec 1982	Death
	Knaggs - On December 25, at Luke Senior Home, Guisborough (late of Fenton Street, Boosbeck), Walter aged 80 years, dearly loved son of the late Flemings John and Emily Knaggs and a dear uncle. Funeral Thursday December 30. Cortege leaves 12 Sheperd Court, Boosbeck (nephew’s residence) for service St Aidan’s Church, Boosbeck 2 pm followed by interment in Boosbeck Cemetery.

Mon 9 Jan 1984	Death
	Knaggs - On January 8, at 41 Harlsey Road, Hartburn, Stockton, (late of Betty’s Farm, Elton), Ernest, beloved husband of the late Mary, dearest father of Doris, George, Mary and Ronald, a dear father-in-law and much loved granddad. Cortege leaves above address Thursday 2.45 pm for service in Elton Parish Church 3 pm prior to cremation at Teesside Crematorium.

Fri 30 Mar 1984	Death
	Knaggs - On March 29, at 30 Pendle Crescent, Billingham, Gertrude Lilian, beloved wife of the late John George, dearest mam of Elsie, Bob, john and Ray. Dear mother-in-law of Geoff and Val, much loved grandma of Mandy and Paul. To be received into Holy Rosary R.C. Church, Monday 6 pm. Requiem Mass Tuesday 9 am prior to interment Billingham New Cemetery.

Tue 3 Apr 1984	Death
	Knaggs - Audrey (née Robinson). Suddenly, in hospital, April 1, Welwyn Garden City, much loved sister of Arthur, loving sister-in-law of Veronica, beloved aunt of Michael and Jacqueline.
	< Audrey Mary, wife/widow of who? >

Mon 30 Dec 1985	Birth
	Knaggs - Thank you Chris (née Sill) for a wonderful son, Andrew, born December 27.  All my love John.	< plus others >

Thu 25 Sep 1986	Death
	Knaggs - On September 24, in hospital, of 62 Woodhouse Road, Guisborough, Jane Ann (Ginny), beloved wife of Lloyd. Funeral service in Guisborough Methodist Church at 2.15 pm on Monday September 29 prior to cremation. Family flowers only please. A collection plate at the church for donations in lieu, if so desired, for Cancer Research.

Tue 17 Sep 1987	Death
	Knaggs - On March 16, peacefully, at 26 Upper Garth Gardens, Guisborough, Ada Elizabeth, beloved wife of the late Arthur William, very dear mother of Stan, Peg, Gwen and the late Ken, and a very dear mother-in-law, nana and grand-nana. Funeral service in St Hilda’s Chapel, Teesside Crematorium at 9.15 am, on Thursday 19 prior to cremation.

Tue 5 May 1987	Death
	Knaggs - On May 4, in hospital, of 76 Venables Road, Guisborough, Pattie (née Antill) beloved wife of the late Thomas Henry, very dear mother of June, Audrey, Doug and Bernard and a very dear mother-in-law, gran and great-gran. Funeral service in Guisborough Parish Church at 2.15 pm Thursday May 7 prior to cremation.		< Pathenia >

Fri 3 Jun 1988	Death
	Knaggs - Peacefully in Hospital on June 2, Allan, dearly beloved husband of Liz, dear dad of Julie, Peter, and Susan, father-in-law of Mandy. Cortege leaves residence, 62 Woodford Close, Marske, Tuesday at 9.30 am for service at St Bede’s Chapel, Teesside  Crematorium, 10.00 am prior to cremation. Donations in lieu to East Cleveland Multiple Sclerosis Society Building Fund.
	- much loved member of East Cleveland Multiple Sclerosis Society. We will miss his unfailing cheeriness and wit. Sympathy to Liz and Family.

Mon 6 Jun 1988	Death
	Knaggs - On June 4, in hospital, Thomas, of Eaglescliffe, dearly loved husband of Nan, much loved father of Carole, father-in-law of Ian and much loved grandfather of Clare, Sarah, Rachel, Rebecca, Ruth, Mary and Julie. Service in Yarm Methodist Church, Wednesday 1.00 pm prior to interment at Yarm Cemetery.	< husband of Anne >

Wed 3 Jan 1990	Death
	Knaggs - On January 1, in hospital, Nan, of Eaglescliffe, dearly loved wife of the late Thomas, dear mother of Carole, mother-in-law of Ian Pedlow, much loved grandma of Clare, Sarah, Rachel, Rebecca, Ruth, Mary and Julie and great grandma of Rebecca and Kathryn. Service and cremation at Teesside Crematorium, Saturday 9.45 am (St Hilda’s Chapel).	< Anne >

Tue 20 Feb 1990	Death
	Knaggs - Peacefully in hospital on February 19, Edith, dear cousin of Doris. Service to be held in Saltburn Parish Church on Friday, 1.40 pm prior to cremation at Teesside Crematorium.

Thu 7 Jun 1990	Death
	Knaggs - On June 7, peacefully in hospital, of 1 Stump Cross, Guisborough, John George (Jack) dearly loved husband of Rene and a much loved brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral service in Guisborough Parish Church at 10.30 am prior to interment at Guisborough Cemetery.
	- brother of Doris and Rhoda.
	< When did they marry? He is widower of Gertrude Lilian >

Fri 22 Jun 1990	Death
	Knaggs - Suddenly in hospital on June 20 1990, of Eure Farm, Old Battersby, Jean (née Wynn) aged 59 years, dearly loved wife of John and a very dear mother of Susan. Funeral service and interment at St Andrew’s Church, Ingleby Greenhow, on Tuesday June 26 at 2 pm.

Fri 27 Mar 1992	Death
	Knaggs - Peacefully, at home, on March 25, Doris (née Underwood) beloved wife of Jack, a devoted mother and grandmother. Service and cremation to be held on Monday at 3.15 pm at St Hilda’s Chapel, Teesside Crematorium.
	< wife of John >

Mon 26 Apr 1993	Death
	Knaggs - On April 23, in hospital, of Nunthorpe, Henry aged 86 years, dearly loved husband of Anne and dear father of Henry and Audrey. Funeral service and cremation at St Hilda’s Chapel, Teesside Crematorium on Wednesday April 28 at 11.15 am.

12 Jun 1993	Death
	Knaggs - Herbert beloved husband  of the late Margaret, Dad of Susan and Ann Father in Law of  Bill and Allan, Granddad of Loraine Julia and Anthony, Great Grandfather of Kirsti.

Mon 21 Jun 1993	Death
	Knaggs - On June 19, peacefully in hospital, of Guisborough, Herbert, Beloved husband of the late Margaret, much loved dad of Susan and Ann, very dear granddad of Lorane, Julia and Anthony, great granddad of Kirati. Funeral service in Guisborough Parish Church at 11 am, Wednesday prior to interment in Guisborough Cemetery.

24 Sep 1993	Death
	Knaggs - Peacefully in Hospital on Sept 21 of Guisborough, Thomas William (Tim) age 91, beloved Uncle of Freda, Great Uncle of Tony Joan Sandra Christine Roy and Bryce. Cortege leaving residence on Monday Sept 27 at 9:55 am for service in Guisborough PC at 10:00am Prior to Cremation. Friends meet at church. Enquiries and floral tributes to W Storey 20 Redcar Rd Guisborough.

Mon 18 Jun 1995	Death
	Knaggs - On June 16 1995, of Nunthorpe, Anne, aged 86 years, dearly loved wife of the late Henry and very dear mother of Harry and Audrey. Funeral service and cremation at St Bede’s Chapel, Teesside Crematorium on Friday June 23 at 3 pm.

Sat 4 May 1996	Death
	Knaggs - On May 3, peacefully at Moorlands Nursing Home, Guisborough (formerly of Stump Cross) Audrey Irene (Rene, née Clark) beloved wife of the late John George (Jack) and a very dear aunt, great aunt and friend. Funeral service in Guisborough Parish Church at 2 pm on Tuesday May 7 prior to interment in Guisborough Cemetery.

Mon 3 Feb 1997	Death
	Knaggs - On January 31, peacefully at home, Stan, aged 77 years. Very dearly loved husband of Marjorie (née Bendelow) and much loved dad of Derek and Ken. Funeral service in Guisborough Parish Church at 2.30 pm on Wednesday February 5 prior to cremation at Teesside Crematorium.

? 1997		Inquest Opens on Nurse
	An Inquest as been opened into death of a Pensioner who died after being hit by a car as she crossed the road. Marguerite Knaggs 75 of Uppergarth Gardens Guisborough was walking across Marton Rd Middlesbrough when she was struck by the vehicle on March 27.  She was rushed to South Cleveland Hospital and later transferred to Middlesbrough General Hospital where she died on March 28. Coroner adjourned inquest for further inquiries.

Tue 1 Jul 1997	Death
	Knaggs - Suddenly at home on June 30, Doris, aged 73 years, of Nunthorpe, very dear friend of Mary and Harry. Service to be held in the chapel of St Hilda, Teesside Crematorium on Friday July 4 at 1.45 pm.

Thu 16 Mar 2000	Death
	Knaggs - Peacefully in hospital on March 15, Ces, beloved husband of Astrid, step-father to Colin and Liz, a loving granddad to Andrew and Danielle, father-in-law to Paul and Margaret. Funeral service takes place on Tuesday March 21 at 11.15 am, Teesside Crematorium in the chapel of St Hilda.
	< Cecil Louis >

Sat 25 Nov 2000	Death
	Knaggs , Thomas Keith - Peacefully whilst at home, on November 23, after an illness courageously fought, Tommy, the devoted husband of Phoebe, a much loved dad of Michael and Michelle, dear father-in-law of Peter and Carol, also a cherished granddad of Mark, Keith, Stephen and Lucy. Funeral service and cremation to take place Wednesday November 29 at 2.30 pm in St Bede’s Chapel, Teesside Crematorium.

2 Jan 2001	Death
	Knaggs - John (Grocer Jack of Cannon St) ….on Dec 29th in his 93rd year  Beloved husband, father, brother, grand & great grandfather, ………..  Service and Cremation Friday Jan 5th at 3:45 pm in St Hilda’s Chapel Tees Crematorium Friends please meet there.

9 Sep 2002	Death
	Knaggs - Margaret Nee Williams Suddenly at home in Guisborough, on September 6, Margaret, aged 69 years, beloved wife of the late Ken, dearly loved mam of Kevin and Graeme, a dear mother-in-law of Dawn, a much loved gran of Vicky, Kelly, J.J. and Bradley and a very dear friend of June. Funeral service in Guisborough Parish Church, on Thursday, September 12, at 2.00p.m., prior to cremation. Will friends please meet at church. Family flowers only please, a collection plate at church for donations in lieu of flowers, if so desired, for The Friends of Garth Surgery. Love Kevin, Graeme and Dawn xxx. Love Vicky, Kelly and J.J. xxx. Gentle Jesus up above, Please give Grandma all my love. Bradley x.

	Knaggs - Margaret Daughter of the late Fred and Lena Williams dear sister of Betsy, Joan, Olive, Robert, Pat, the late Mary and Florence, sister-in-law of Dennis, Ken, Jeff, Doreen, Barrie and the late Alan, also a very dear auntie and great-auntie. Will be sadly missed by all.

14 Dec 2002	Grieving Man, 90, Killed Himself
	A Pensioner killed himself after his favourite niece died an inquest heard.
Joseph Lloyd Knaggs 90 of Helmsley House Guisborough was found dead on December 18th last year. Dr Richard Jones consultant pathologist at Middlesbrough General Hospital said the cause of death was hanging. Claire Allison paramedic ……………told Teesside Coroners Court that she found Mr Knaggs slumped in  a chair in his bathroom with a bandage round his neck. ………..no sign of struggle was found at the scene. G P Dr David Hopkirk said ………. Mr Knaggs was registered blind had health and mobility problems …told his G P he was feeling down because of his lack of mobility.  Mr Knaggs nephew
 John  Knaggs 71 of Thames Ave Guisborough ……said he had seen his Uncle three days before his death …. twice on the 15th …….took his shopping at 8:30 am received a phone call saying he wanted to see me and told me his favourite niece had died ……was upset about that but never indicated any suicidal tendencies. Ass Coroner recorded a verdict Mr Knaggs had killed himself.

27 May 2004		Death
	KNAGGS Reverend Father John (North Shields) In hospital on May 24, after a long illness, borne with courage, dignity and a great sense of humour, aged 60 years, Reverend Father John. Beloved son of the late Jack and Lillian, a loving brother to Elsie, Bob, Ray and brother-in-law of Val, Mandy and the late Geoff. Will be sadly missed by all family and friends. A Requiem Mass will be held at St. Cuthbert's Church, North Shields on Wednesday, June 2 at 12.00p.m., followed by interment for all who wish to attend at Billingham Cemetery at 3.00p.m to celebrate the life of Father John. All enquiries to Co-op Funeral Service, Mill House, Billymill Avenue, North Shields, 0191 2580025

17 May 2004		Death
	KNAGGS Raymond On May 14 in hospital, of Hartburn Village, Raymond. Dearly loved husband of Doreen, dearly loved father of Gillian and Elizabeth, loving brother of Marjorie, brother-in-law of Ben, dear uncle to Janice, Andrew and James and cousin to Joyce. Funeral service to be held in All Saints Church, Rudby 1.00p.m Monday, May 24 followed by interment. Friends please meet at church. Will be very sadly missed.

10 Mar 2005		Death
	KNAGGS John Garnett Peacefully at home on Wednesday March 9, John, much loved husband of Betty and dearly loved father of John and Libby, dear
father-in-law of Joanne and Paul and devoted grandad of Adam and Hannah.
Requiem Mass in St. Joseph and St. Cuthbert's RC Church Loftus, on Tuesday
March 15, at 1.30p.m. followed by cremation at Teesside Crematorium, St.
Hilda's Chapel, 2.45p.m. Family flowers only please. `Simply the best'.
	KNAGGS John Garnett John, a very special and dearly loved brother of Dorothy and Susan, dear brother-in-law of Tom and Gordon and much loved uncle of Rachel. Life won't be the same without you John.

Sat 22 Oct 2005	Student pilot killed in air crash
	Tributes were paid today after a 21-year-old Whit woman died while learning to fly a plane in America. Student pilot Lisa Nags - was practising take-offs and landings in a Cessna Skyhawk aircraft at La Belle Airport in Florida when the accident happened at around 1.40pm on Sunday. Family, friends and relatives in the Whitby area are today deeply shocked and trying to come to terms with the tragedy. Lisa was just days away from obtaining her full pilot's licence as part of a European Flight Training course. She was the only girl in her class of 35.
The accident happened during a cross-country solo flight which is part of
her training. According to her gran Mary Knaggs, of Whitby, she had a huge ambition to become a full-time commercial pilot. Witnesses to the crash said Lisa performed a few "touch and go" landings, when the aircraft touches the runway briefly and then takes off again. But tragedy struck on the last take-off.
Lisa's plane "nosed over" and then spiralled down to the west side of the
main runway. Rescuers rushed over to cut her out of her harness, but Lisa is
believed to have died instantly. Her gran Mary, of Whitby, said: "It's a terrible tragedy. A great shock to us all. She was a wonderful girl who would do anything for anybody. 
"The tributes which are flooding in by cards and e-mails are incredible.
"The family has had many from the other pilots training with her in America.
She was a bubbly, friendly wonderful person.
"Flying was something she wanted to do. This is something none of us will
ever get over."
US experts say it is not yet known what caused the accident, but an
investigation is underway by the Federal Aviation Administration.
Lisa was born and bred in Whitby, but had been living in York with her
boyfriend Craig Cooper, who had been due to fly out to visit Lisa.
She attended Stakesby Primary School in Whitby before going on to senior
education in York. Her dad Chris, 46, of Whitby and his wife Kim are said to be absolutely devastated, as is her mum Julie Smith, of Leeds. Lisa has a stepsister Rachael and stepbrother Daniel living in Whitby, plus grandad Jack Knaggs and her other grandparents Wally and Pat Smith, of York. Lisa's body is due to be flown back to the UK shortly so funeral arrangements can be made.

18 Aug 2006		Death

KNAGGS Doreen (formerly Close) On August 16 (peacefully), Doreen aged 84 years, formerly of Primrose Cottage, Hartburn. Dearly loved wife of the late Raymond and Tommy, much loved mother of the late Tony, loving mother-in-law of Deanna and a dear nana. Funeral Tuesday, August 22. Friends please meet for service in St. Hilda's Chapel, Teesside Crematorium at 1.45p.m. Family flowers only.

12 Sep 2006		Death

KNAGGS Richard John Peacefully in hospital on September 8, after a long illness bravely borne, Dick aged 79 years. Much loved husband to Marjorie, beloved father to Larraine and father to Richard. Funeral service and cremation to take place on Friday, September 15 in St. Bede's Chapel, Teesside Crematorium at 1.00 p.m. Friends please meet at crematorium chapel. Family flowers only.

15 Sep 2006		Death

KNAGGS Tony Suddenly in hospital on September 13, of Guisborough, Tony aged 63 years, beloved husband of Rita, dearly loved son of Freda and the late Gordon, dear son-in-law of Hilda and the late Sam, much loved brother of Joan, Sandra, Christine, Roy and Bryce and a dear brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral service in Guisborough Parish Church on Tuesday, September 19, at 2pm, prior to cremation. Will friends please meet at church. Family flowers only please, a collection plate at church for donations in lieu of flowers if so desired for church funds. In God's care you sleep above, In my heart you stay with love. Your loving wife Rita. x Enquiries to W Storey Funeral Service, 20 Redcar Road, Guisborough. Tel 632730.

8 Nov 2006		Death

KNAGGS Mavis (nee Crooks) Peacefully on November 2, Mavis, aged 76 years.
Beloved wife of the late Charles Frederick, much loved mam to Marie and
Martin, mother-in-law to Ian and Joanne, nana to Daniel, Josh, Lewis and
Kyle. Funeral service and cremation to take place on Thursday, November 9,
in St. Hilda's Chapel, Teesside Crematorium at 9.45a.m. Returning to The
Teesside Golf Club. Friends please meet at crematorium chapel. Resting at
Relph Funeral Home, 43 Kings Road, North Ormesby. Forever in our hearts.
Will be sadly missed. Rest in Peace with Dad.

18 Dec 2006		Death

KNAGGS Mary Peacefully in hospital on December 14, Mary aged 83 years, of Castleton Village. Dearly loved wife of the late Barry, much loved mother of Christine and Pamela, mother-in-law of George and Stuart, dear grandma of Trevour and Jude, Stephen, Rebecca and Jim, Suzanne and Michael and Claire and David and a dear great-grandma of William. Funeral Service to take place at Castleton Methodist Church, on Thursday, December 21, at 1.00pm, followed by interment in St. Hilda's Churchyard, Danby. Family flowers only please, donations if desired to E.V.L.L. and Castleton Methodist Church. All enquiries please to Robert Harrison & Sons, Tel; 01947 897249.

9 May 2007		Death

KNAGGS Edith Dorothy Peacefully in her sleep, on May 4, Edith aged 84 years of Lingdale. Devoted mum of Sheila and John, loving mother-in-law of Ginger and Jackie, gran of Antony and partner Amy. Funeral Service takes place on Tuesday, May 15, at 2.45pm in Lingdale United Reformed Church, prior to cremation at 3.45pm. in St. Bede's Chapel, Teesside Crematorium. Family flowers only please, all enquiries to Co-operative Funeralcare, Skelton. Tel. 01287 654472. (verse)

8 July 2008		Death

KNAGGS Catherine Alice Peacefully at home on July 2, 2008, aged 93 years. Funeral service in St. Mark's Church, Marske on Monday, July 14 at 3.00p.m. prior to cremation. Will friends please meet at church. No flowers please. A collection plate at church for donations in lieu of flowers, if so desired, for the Cleveland and Tees Valley Youth Orchestra.

10 Feb 2009		Death

Knaggs Bernhard on Feb 4th in Houston Texas formerly of Guisborough age 74 
years brother of Doug and the late June and Audrey and a very dear uncle 
sadly missed by all of us.

22 Mar 2012		Death

Knaggs Norma (Nee Leybourne) Aged 87Years
Passed away peacefully on March 17th  in Lymington Hospital formerly of Saltburn by Sea
Dearly beloved wife of the late Robert William, Mother, |Grandma and Great Darling, loved sister of the late Bill
Donations to British Heart foundation c/o Tappers Funeral Services Milton on Sea

?? Jun 2012		Death

Knaggs Elizabeth (Lizzie)
 
On June 1st (2012) at Acorn House Care Home Norton. Lizzie (nee Lee)  aged 102 years. D.  Wife of the late Thomas Thornton Knaggs, much loved mum of Brenda and the late Allan and Linda. Dear mother in law of John. Nana of Sonia, Caroline, Vivienne and John, dear great nana and great great nana.
Love and remembered always. Service in St Mary's Church Norton Green Friday June 8th at 1:15pm. Friends meet at church. Floral tributes to Crake and Mallon Funeral service.

7 Feb 2013		Death

Knaggs Marjorie
 
Peacefully in Hospital on Feb 4th of Guisborough. Madge aged 86 yrs. Bel, wife of the late Stan and a dearly loved mam of Derek and Ken. Funeral service in St Hilda's Chapel, Teesside Crematorium on Tuesday Feb 12th at 10:15am prior to cremation. Family flowers only donations in lieu for British Legion.

18 Mar 2015		Death

Knaggs Jean peacefully in Hospital on March 10th, Jean age 89 years, wife of Ken, mother to Jeff and grandmother of George and James. Service and cremation at Chapel of St Bede, Teesside Crem on 24th March at 2:00pm.