Other Newspapers etc.

Aberdeen Journal

Wed 21 Mar 1877	Body found in the Tay
	About 8 o’clock on Thursday morning the body of a young man, John Knaggs, who was drowned at the Tay Bridge six weeks ago was found at the west side of Newport Pier. (followed by repeat of original story)

Wed 26 Dec 1945	Birth
	At Leeds Nursing Home,  on December 7, to Mr and Mrs Cyril Knaggs (nee Betty Thomson) a son. (this is Peter B)

Adelaide Advertiser (online)

Fri 11 Oct 1912	In Memoriam
	Knaggs  In loving memory of Catherine Knaggs who died 11 October 1911

The Age (Melbourne, Australia, online)

2 Apr 2012		Obit
	KNAGGS	James Valentine (Jim)	15.7.1919-30.3.2012

Darling Dad.
A daring soldier, fearless yachtsman, tireless bush walker, traveller, artist, frustrated golfer and lover of fine music.		Tim, Deborah & Jane.

13 May 2013		Obit

	KNAGGS	Trevor Conor
On May 11 in his 97th year. Loved and loving husband of Phyl, loved and respected father of Jonathan and Caroline, father-in-law of Maggie, friend of David. Dearly loved Grandpa of Kate. The last of his generation. The end of an era.

Annandale Observer

Fri 21 Mar 1997	Death
	Knaggs - Peacefully on 12th March 1997, at Burnfoot Hall Nursing Home, Ecclefechan, Robert (Bob).  Funeral service was held at Carlisle Crematorium on Monday 17th March 1997.

Arbroath Herald (online)

4 Mar 2011	Death
	KNAGGS Suddenly at home on Wednesday, February 23 2011, Tony, aged 66 years, loved partner of Lin, son of Margaret, brother of Jacqueline, Christine and Peter, uncle and friend who will be sadly missed. Funeral Service in Parkgrove Crematorium, Friockheim on Monday, March 7 at 11.30 a.m. to which all relatives and friends are respectfully invited. No flowers please but donations if desired can be made to MacMillan Cancer Support at the crematorium doors.

Ashbourne News Telegraph

Fri 14 Sep 1945	Wyaston Bride (plus photo)
	Many friends assembled at St James Church, Edlaston, which was tastefully decorated, to witness the very pretty wedding which took place on Saturday last.  The bride was Miss Nancy Knaggs, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Knaggs of Wyaston, and the bridegroom was Mr Frederick James Harrison, only son of Mr and Mrs D Harrison, Council Houses, Wyaston.  Both families are well known and popular in the neighbourhood.
	The ceremony was conducted by the rector, the Rev. Maxwell Young, and Mrs L Hulme presided at the organ and played appropriate wedding music as the bridal party entered and left the church.  Given away by her father, the bride wore a dress of white satin, with wreath and veil kindly lent by a friend, and she carried a bouquet of white carnations.  Her attendant was Miss Vera Johnson, who wore a dress of blue taffeta and her bouquet was composed of cream roses.  She was also accompanied by two small attendants, Jane Ridyard (cousin), and Pauline Rushton, who was dressed in pink satin and carried bouquets of sweet peas.  Mr Harry Knaggs, the bride’s brother, carried out the duties of best man.  As the bride left the church she was presented with two horseshoes by her cousin Rosaline Saint and Alan Edwards.
	The reception was held in Edlaston School, where a large number of friends were entertained.  Later the bride and bridegroom, who were the recipients of many handsome and useful presents, left for Blackpool for their honeymoon.

Thu 10 Nov 1955	Death of Mr A. Knaggs - Work for Summer Football League
	The funeral of Mr Albert Knaggs, aged 66, of Wyaston took place at St James Church, Edlaston, on Saturday last.  He was one of the founders of the Summer Football League and was for 21 years the secretary.  He was also a life member of the League.  Before retirement last year, he worked for the County Council at Birchwood Park Quarries.
	. . . long list of mourners, tributes etc including . . .
	Mrs A Knaggs (wife), Mr Harry Knaggs

Thu 13 Sep 1984	Death
	KNAGGS - Suddenly, on September 10, 1984, William Henry, aged 64 years, of School House, Edlaston, dearly loved husband of Vida.  Funeral Friday September 14.  Service and cremation at Markeaton Crematorium at 10.15 am.  No flowers by request please.  Donations if desired may be given for Edlaston Church and Wyaston Village Hall.

Auckland Weekly News (New Zealand, via third party)

Thu 17 Dec 1914	Death
	11 December 1914 at res. Leigh, Omaha, George, h/o Isabella, formerly of Kilham, Yorkshire, England, aged 70.

Australian Journal (Melbourne)	(online)

Wed 1 Jun 1870	Deaths
	Knaggs – 11th at Oakleigh, aged 63, Eliza, wife of John Knaggs

Mon 1 May 1871	Births
	Knaggs – 24th at King Street, Mrs James Knaggs, a daughter (who is this?)

The Barrow News	1883 - 1990 (various titles)

Sat 31 Jan 1914	AUSTRALIAN SUBMARINE AE2 ON TRIAL
	Within a very short period, the second submarine which is being built by Messrs Vickers Ltd, for Australia, should be ready for joining the vessel at Portsmouth, which left Barrow last week.  AE2, as the latter one is designated, is similar in every respect to AE1, and on Tuesday she returned to Ramsden Dock after completing trials in Morecambe Bay.  It is stated that the vessel performed everything which was required of her, and her tests are regarded as perfectly successful.  She is now at the submarine dock, where the final adjustments are being made prior to her departure.  AE2 will subsequently proceed to Portsmouth, and from thence, along with the craft which preceded her last week, she will undertake the long voyage to Australia.
< This is my grandfather’s submarine (Albert Edward Knaggs). >

Bath Chronicle

Thu 11 May 1865	Death

	May 10, at his residence, 6 St Mary’s buildings, Wells road, William Knaggs, Esq., aged 63

22 Oct 2002		Plus Photo

A newsagent in Wiltshire has been overwhelmed with support from customers after a knifepoint robbery by two balaclava clad raiders.

Chippenham shop owner Phyllis Knaggs and her 17-year-old assistant Danielle Rice have been flooded with letters and gifts from concerned residents since the terrifying attack.

Danielle was behind the counter at the Woodlands Store in Woodlands Road and Mrs Knaggs had slipped out the back for a coffee when the robbers marched in and demanded money from the till in the afternoon raid.

One of the masked attackers ordered her to empty the till and pulled out a knife, while the other stood with his hands open for her to fill with notes and £1 and £2 coins.	(and so on)

Bedfordshire Times

Fri 2 Oct 1970	Death
	Knaggs - On September 17, 1970, in hospital, Victoria Emma, of 4 Pembroke Road, Houghton Conquest, aged 53 years, loving wife of Charles, a dear mother and grandmother.

Fri 22 Feb 1980	Death
	Knaggs - On February 19, 1980, suddenly in hospital, Charles Russell, aged 63 years, of 37 Snow Hill, Maulden, and formerly of Houghton Conquest. Dear father of Pearl and Russell, and a much loved granddad. Funeral service today, Friday, 10 am at Bedford Crematorium.

Belfast Newsletter

Wed 28 Aug 1872	Marriage
	Knaggs-Lytle – Aug 21, at St Peter’s, Drogheda, Geo. Knaggs, Esq., of West Street, Dublin, and Corderry, Co. Louth, to Matilda, widow of the late John Lytle, of Londonderry.

Belper News

Fri 12 Mar 1948	Funeral of Mrs M Knaggs
	The funeral of Mrs Mary Knaggs, of the White Hart Hotel, Duffield, took place at Duffield Cemetery on Tuesday.  Mrs Knaggs, a native of Duffield would have been 85 at the end of this month.  She had been ill for some years, and latterly had lived with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs G Thornwell, of the White Hart Hotel.  She was a widow, and is survived by three daughters.  The mourners were: Mr and Mrs G Hickling, Mr and Mrs G Thornwell, Mr Eric Hickling, Mr Peter Cross, Mrs Couves, Mr Sidney Cross amd Mr J Thornwell.

Berwick Advertiser

Thu 24 Feb 2011	Marriages : Bapgie - Knaggs

The marriage took place between Joanne and John on Friday 18th February in Mauritius.

The Boston Standard (Lincs)

Thu 4 Nov 1993	Birth
	Skinner - Knaggs	Harry and Julia are pleased to announce the arrival of their daughter Emily Rebecca born on Thursday 21st October 1993 weighing 9lb.  Thanks to all concerned.
	< Registered as Knaggs. >

Wed 1 June 2005	Death
	Gerald Reginald Knaggs of Wainfleet, passed away on 28th May 2005 aged 73 years. Dearly loved husband of Rita, loving father to Steven and Julia, stepfather to Anne and Jane, dearly loved granddad.

Bristol Evening Post		1932 - date

Sat Jun 8 1935	Marriage

IN WHITE GEORGETTE
	Miss Rose Emily Elizabeth Reece, third daughter of Mrs M. Reece was married to Mr Albert W Knaggs, only son of Mrs S Knaggs at St Agnes’ Church.
	The bridesmaids were Miss Mary Reece, sister of the bride, and Miss Evelyn Dickson.
	The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr E Reece, wore a gown of white georgette, with orange blossom and veil, and carried a bouquet of pink roses.
	The bridesmaids wore frocks of sky-blue suede crepe, and carried sweet peas.
	Mr L Wood was best man.

< This is my parent’s wedding.  The dress was bought for a guinea at “the guinea shop” in Old Market and was later used by my Aunt Mary. >

Mon Apr 26 1952	Death	< My paternal grandmother >

KNAGGS - Sarah Annie - In loving memory of my dear mother, who passed peacefully away April 27, aged 67.  Always remembered and sadly missed by son Albert, Rose, and grandchildren Patricia and Jeffrey.

KNAGGS - Treasured memories of dear Mum.  Will always be remembered by Evelyn, Joe, and granddaughter Kathryn.
< My grandmother fostered Evelyn Dickson and so Kathryn is not a granddaughter. >

KNAGGS - In loving memory of my dear sister Annie.  Will ever be remembered by her loving sister Nell.

Summer of 1956?		100,000th visitor gets a picture (this is me)
	The 100,000th visitor to pass through the gates of the Severn Wildfowl Trust, Slimbridge, yesterday was a 13-year-old Bristol boy, and to mark the occasion he received a signed print from TV personality Peter Scott.
	Jeffery Knaggs, 22 Canton Street, St Pauls, arrived with his mother and father on a coach trip to the bird sanctuary.
	As he passed through the gates he was recorded as the 100, 000th visitor … and our picture shows him receiving his reward.
	Mr Peter Scott is seen presenting him with a signed print of one of his paintings called “Pinkfeet Coming to a Stubble Field”.

Mon Jan 13 1964	Death	< My dad >

KNAGGS - Albert (Bert), passed away suddenly, Jan 10, aged 55, the dearly loved husband of Rose and father of Jeffrey.  Will be missed and remembered always.

KNAGGS - Albert William - In loving memory of dear Dad, passed away suddenly Jan 10.  Will be remembered always by daughter Pat, Raymond, grandchildren Christine and David.

KNAGGS  - In loving memory of Bert.  Always remembered by Mary, Leslie and Peter.

Fri Jan 17 1964	Acknowledgments

KNAGGS - Mrs Knaggs and family wish to thank relations, friends and neighbours for flowers and kindness shown in their sad loss.

Thu Mar 6 1975	Death

KNAGGS.  Harry Alderman, beloved father of Eileen, peacefully on March 5th, in his 90th year.  Funeral service and internment Arnos Grove, Bath Road, at Lower Gates, Monday at 12.00 noon. Flowers may be sent to Burnell Tovey Ltd., Chapels of Rest, 13 Nelson Parade, Bedminster, Bristol 3.
< This is my grandfather’s brother that I never knew about. >

Tue Oct 5 2010	Death

KNAGGS Rose. Rose Emily Elizabeth Knaggs, widow of the late Albert William, died quietly on September 29, 2010, aged 96 at Bishopsmead Lodge Care Home. Sadly missed by Daughter Patricia Cooper, Son and Daughter in Law Jeffery and Maureen, Grandchildren David Cooper and Christine Cotton and Great Grandchildren Matthew, Christopher and James Cotton. Funeral at South Bristol Crematorium on Thursday, October 7 at 11.30 a.m.

Bristol Mercury

Sat 8 Oct 1853	Police Intelligence
	Council House, Saturday October 1
	John Knaggs, brought up on suspicion of having stolen £10 or £12 from Mr Potter, of Birmingham, was remanded to allow of further inquiries.

Sat 23 Sep 1854	Death
	September 14th at his lodgings, Thornbury, near Bristol, aged 57, Mr Thomas Knaggs of Boston, North America

Burnley Express

Sat 6 Apr 1895	Deaths
	April 3 - Sarah Ann Knaggs, Barkerhouse Road, Nelson, 47 years.

Wed 4 Aug 1946	Death
	Knagg - On the 1st, at 21 Linden Street, Burnley, Minnie, the beloved wife of Alfred Randolph Knagg, aged 60 years. Interment today at Padiham Cemetery at 2.30 pm.	< This is Constance >

Wed 2 May 1951	Death
	Knagg - On April 29, Alfred Randolph Knagg, aged 69 years, of 21 Linden Street. Interment Wednesday, Padiham Cemetery.

Fri 17 Nov 1972	Death
	On November 13th, 1972, Marian, aged 48 years, beloved wife of Robert William Knagg of 20 Morse Street, Burnley, dearly loved mother of Gillian. Cremated at Burnley Crematorium on Thursday at 12 noon, preceded by service in Sion Church at 11.15 am. No flowers by request. All donations to Cancer Research . . .

Tue 31 Dec 1974	Death
	Knagg - Suddenly, on December 29th, at “Rushton Thorn”, Barrowford, Alfred Randolph, aged 61 years, the beloved husband of Elizabeth (Myfi) Knagg and dearly loved father of David and dear granddad to Christopher and Helen and father-in-law to Katherine. Cremation takes place on Thursday at 2.30 pm at Burnley Crematorium, preceded by service in Sion Church at 1.50 pm. Family flowers only please. All donations to R.S.P.C.C. . .

Fri 21 Apr 1978	Death
	Knagg - On April 18th, 1978, after a short illness, Ann Katherine, aged 35 years, of “Lynngarth”, Pasturegate, the dearly loved wife of Alfred David Knagg and loving mother of Christopher and Helen, at rest in the Rosewood Funeral Home. Funeral takes place from her home today (Friday) for service at Sion Baptist Church, 11.20 am, prior to private cremation at Burnley Crematorium. Family flowers only please, but donations if desired may be sent to Cancer Research . . . or the Pat Seed Appeal Fund . . .

Wed 25 Apr 2007	End of Burnley solicitor's 40-year career

	BURNLEY solicitor David Knagg has retired after more than 40 years – and is marking the occasion by jetting off to South America.

Born in Burnley, Mr Knagg attended Burnley Grammar School before going on to study law at the London School of Economics. 

He joined Smith and Smith as a trainee in 1964, and qualified as a solicitor in 1966. He worked alongside his father, Alfred, who was a partner at the firm, until his retirement in 1974. A specialist in commercial law, Mr Knagg became a partner in the 1980s, and stayed with the firm as it grew, extended and modernised its premises in Manchester Road, Burnley, and then merged with Sutcliffe's Solicitors in 1998 to become Smith Sutcliffe.

Although now retired, Mr Knagg's licence to practice law does not run out until the end of October, so he intends to stay in contact with the firm as a consultant until then. 

He is also a director of Altham's Travel, a role he will continue to fulfil. Mr Knagg said he planned to spend more time with his wife, Enid, and his family – he has two children from his first marriage, Christopher and Helen, two stepchildren, John and Stephanie, and two granddaughters and three step-grandchildren.

Staff and partners at the firm gave Mr Knagg a send-off at a farewell function at Burnley Football Club, and presented him with an engraved mantle clock and a weekend break.

On his retirement, he said he would miss much about the firm, but was looking forward to travelling.

He added: "I have enjoyed my work with clients and colleagues and it is the people I will miss. I won't miss the increasing bureaucracy in the job but the people I have met at work and through work have given me many rich memories. The job is certainly very interesting."

Sat 29 Nov 2008	Robert William (Bob) Knagg : Obituary

	KNAGG Robert William
(Bob) On Tuesday, November 25th, 2008, peacefully in Abiden Rest Home, Burnley, Bob, aged 92 years, the dearly loved husband of Martha, loving dad to Gillian, father-in-law to David, dear grandad to Andrew and Suzanne and a treasured uncle.
Funeral service will be held on Wednesday, December 3rd, at The Sion Baptist Church, Burnley at 12-30 p.m. prior to cremation at Burnley Crematorium 1-40 p.m. Family flowers only please, donations if so desired to The Sion Building Fund, c/o Hartley Foulds, 230 Colne Road, Burnley, BB10 1DY. Inquiries Tel. 01282 831854.

Chatham Standard

Tue 28 Jan 1964	Death

Knaggs - On 21st January, at 30 Foxglove Crescent, Chatham, Richard, beloved husband of Agnes and father of Margaret, Barbara and William, passed peacefully away; aged 73 years.

Tue 1 Oct 1968	Death

Knaggs - On 19th September 1968, at 30 Foxglove Crescent, Chatham, Agnes Murray, widow of the late Richard, mother of Margaret, Barbara and William, passed peacefully away, aged 71 years.

Cheltenham Chronicle and Gloucestershire Graphic

Sat 18 Oct 1913	Death
	Knaggs - October 13th at 7 Keynsham Parade, Cheltenham, Lieut Colonel Henry Knaggs, R.A.M.C. (retired), aged 78 years.

Sat 17 Jan 1942	Death
	Knaggs - January 6th, suddenly at 8 Royal Parade, Cheltenham, Marion Louise, daughter of the late Col. H Knaggs.
			Death
	Knaggs - On the 13th January, 1842, Annie, daughter of the late Col. h Knaggs of 8 Royal Parade, Cheltenham.
			Killed Day After Sister’s Funeral
	Only the day after her sister’s funeral, Miss Annie Knaggs, of 8 Royal Parade, Cheltenham, died in the Chetenham General Hospital, following an accident at the junction of Lansdown Road and Montpellier Street shortly before noon on Tuesday.
	It is believed that Miss Knaggs was trying to cross the road when she was involved in a collision with a double-decker ‘bus travelling from Gloucester to Cheltenham.  The driver of the ‘bus is Eric Ernest Walters of 33 St George’s Drive, Cheltenham.
	Miss Knaggs was rushed to Hospital suffering from shock and from a lacerated leg, but died within a few hours.
		SISTER DIED SUDDENLY
	Her younger sister, Miss Marion Louise Knaggs, died suddenly on January 6th.  Her funeral was at the Cheltenham Cemetery on Monday.
	Both Miss Annie Knaggs and Miss Marion Louise Knaggs were elderly and had lived in Cheltenham for many years.
	They were daughters of the late Colonel M Knaggs, R.A.M.C., of 7 Keynsham Parade and had travelled with their father in various parts of the world before his retirement.

Sat 24 Jan	Undecided in Track of Bus - Inquest Verdict on Elderly Lady
	An elderly lady’s indecision in the track of an oncoming double-decker bus was described at a Cheltenham inquest on Thursday on Miss Annie Knaggs, aged 79 years, of 8 Royal Parade, Cheltenham.
	The Coroner, Mr J D Lane, returned a verdict of “Death from Misadventure”.
	< Long account. >
	Miss Ethel Maud Knaggs of Crowthorne, Berks - sister.

Sat 23 Mar 1946	Death of Col H T Knaggs
	Colonel Henry Thomas Knaggs of Belmont, Malvern Road, Cheltenham, has died at his home at the age of 83.
	Colonel Knaggs had a distinguished career in the Army in which he served in the R.A.M.C., and was awarded the C.M.G. and C.B.E. for his services in the 1914-18 War.
	He was born in Dublin in 1863, and was the son of the late Mr and Mrs H G Knaggs, and he attended trinity College, Dublin until he entered the Army.
	In the South African campaign he was awarded the Queen’s Medal with three bars, and the King’s Medal with two bars.  Later he served in Malta and India.
	In the 1914-18 War, Colonel Knaggs served in Palestine, and was awarded the C.M.G. in 1917.  He then returned to this country, and in 1919, the year of his retirement, was awarded the C.B.E.  For some time he lived in London, and came to Cheltenham in 1935.
	He is survived by his wife, and he has a brother, Dr George John Knaggs, who lives at Hampstead.

Chichester Observer

Thu 7 Feb 1985	Death
	KNAGG June Margaret.  Died Friday February 1st.  Funeral 11.30 am, Friday, Chichester Crematorium.  Flowers, Holland.
	< Acknowledgment following week from Steve, Alex and Sue >
	< Alex must be Alexander S, but who are these people? >

Thu 18 Dec 2008 Stephen Knagg – Obituary
	Knagg Stephen Passed away at St. Richard's Hospital on Friday December 12, 2008. Sadly missed by his children Alex and Sue and grandchildren Roxy and Sam. The Funeral will be held at St. Peter's Church, Selsey on Monday December 22, 2008 at 12.00 noon. Family flowers only but donations in lieu to Royal British Legion c/o Edward White & Son, 74-77 St. Pancras, Chichester PO19 7LS
	< This seems to be Harold S >

Comet (Stevenage)

Thu 15 May 2014	Death
	Maureen Ann Knaggs née Crampton loving wife of Jeffery Knaggs, sister of John Crampton, died suddenly at home in Stevenage, on the 7th May 2014 aged 70 years. All enquiries to Austins 01438 316623	

Cork Examiner

Wed 21 Oct 1846	Death
	On the 18th inst, at Archerstown Mills, near Thurles, James Knaggs, Esq., aged 60 years.

Tue 20 Dec 1864	Death
	On the 16th inst., at her residence, 23 Lincoln Place, Mary, daughter of the late Mr Coote, Knaggs, of Dublin.

Daily Express (London)

Various dates in 2003	TV reports by Charlotte Civil Sarah Knaggs
	< Who is this? >

Daily Herald (St Maarten)

17 May 2013		Hot Seat - Stuart Knaggs

<photo> To all in St. Maarten’s marine industry, Stuart Knaggs is a household name either through Deep Blue Marine or the marine surveying sector on island. Being trained as a mechanical engineer in South Africa, his first experience was in the automotive industry with Toyota and later Ford, he then moved into the Marine industry and became more involved with fleet maintenance first in the Mediterranean and later the Caribbean. In 1995, Stuart started surveying and has been a fulltime marine surveyor and engineer consultant since then.
Stuart is also involved in his kayak school located in Simpson Bay. He participates frequently in triathlons, with his strengths being running as well as kayaking. Additionally, he is known for his involvement with Captain Oliver’s Regatta (COR) which is scheduled to take place this weekend. This year’s COR hopes to have approximately 25 boats participating in the races. As with all previous CORs, all the racing events are centred within the Oyster Pond and St. Barths Channel. Together with COR coordinator Rikke, the organizing team has created a fun-filled, exciting racing event.
Where were you born? Tell me a little about where you grew up.
It has been said that I was born in Pretoria, South Africa, but I really don’t remember that. I grew up between Cape Town, Port Elizabeth and Durban in South Africa – always within easy reach of the sea.
Where did you live before you came to St. Maarten?
I lived in a lot of places all over Europe.
Please tell me something about your educational background; where did you go to school and what did you major in?
I studied mechanical engineering in Durban, South Africa. Toyota paid for my studies so it was natural that, although it was a very general course, my main subjects were related to the automotive industry.
Tell me something about where you work and your work experience.
I have been a self-employed marine surveyor and general engineering consultant for almost 20 years now. As part of this, I am also a race measurer for the CSA and so am in regular contact with a lot of the racing boats and their owners in our area.
Please tell me a little about the upcoming regatta you are involved with. Do you also compete in other regattas yourself with a particular team?
You can read about the history of Captain Oliver’s Regatta on the website, but in short, I discussed the concept with the Captain for many years before one day, out of the blue in 2005, he called me to tell me that he had been chatting to Geoff Joseph of NETCO and that the regatta was ON! They asked if I would head up the sailing side of the organization and so I became the race director. In recent years, I have managed to dump most of the hard work on Rikke and now I just mainly pose for group photos. As far as actual racing goes, we used to race our own boat quite actively, but haven’t done so for about the last 10 years. I have raced on other boats occasionally and was very lucky to be part of the team on HAMACHI which did very well in this year’s Heineken Regatta.
Apart from working in the marine industry, do you have any other hobbies or interests? Give us a description of a regular day in your life.
Well, life pretty much revolves around the marine industry in one way or another. As many people might know, I have always been interested in sports and like to compete at a recreational level in triathlon, running and especially kayaking. I run a kayaking school based at La Bamba Beach Bar on Kim Sha beach – doing three sessions a week, this takes up a lot of my spare time. I don’t really have a “regular” day, but usually I aim to wake up at about 5:30am – head out for a short run with Mary at 6:00; come back and do morning emails and breakfast before taking my daughter to school for 8:00. Then on to a morning inspection of some sort – usually in Simpson Bay for 8:30am; then back to the office and spend the rest of the day behind my computer. At 4:00pm, it’s time to prepare for kayaking class, head over for a start at 5:00. Its 7:30 before I get home and time for a family meal, some emails and bed by 10:00pm!
Tell us a little about your family life; how do you juggle your private life with your professional life?
I have been with Mary Wrigley – world famous runner, graphic designer and super mum – for about 23 years (I think). We have a daughter, Freya, who is 12. Because both of us are self-employed and work from home, there is no real separation of family and professional life. It is all just “LIFE” and some bits of it happen to earn the money.
What are your ambitions for the future? Where do you see yourself 10 years from now?
I’m not a traditionally ambitions person. I have always let life take me where it wants. I’d be disappointed to know where I’ll be in 10 years time as it would spoil the surprise.
If you could invite three famous people (dead or alive) for dinner, who would they be? What would be the one question you would ask? And what would you serve them for dinner?
A difficult question, but I think maybe Hitler, Stalin and Churchill – it would be quite a lively affair, especially if the conversation turned to politics. I am not sure what I’d serve them as Hitler was vegetarian; possibly a tomato-mozzarella salad followed by steak for the meat eaters and garlic portobello mushrooms for Hitler with mango mousse and dark chocolate for dessert.

Daily News (London)

Sat 16 Nov 1889	Marriage
	Copping-Knaggs – 13th inst., at St Paul’s Chapel, Burley Road, Kentish Town, NW, Arthur Edward Copping, of Hornsey, to Nancy (Anny L) , daughter of H G Knaggs Esq., M.D. Camden Road, NW

Daily Southern Cross (New Zealand)

19 Jul 1859		Port of Auckland – entered inwards
	July 16 – Whirlwind, ship, 977 tons, Edgell, from London
	Richard, Elizabeth, Ellen E., Jemima, Selina and Maria L. Knaggs

16 Apr 1861		Registration
	A list of persons claiming to have their names inserted in the list of Voters for the Electoral District of Marsden
	Knaggs Richard, Mangapai, household; dwelling at Mangapai, lot No. 33
	Knaggs George, Mangapai, leasehold; dwelling at Mangapai, lot No. 27
	Knaggs Thomas Wilson, Mangapai, freehold; part of 46 lot in his occupation at Mangapai

7 Feb 1867		Marriages
	On January 28, at the residence of the bride’s father, by the Rev. John Smith, Mr Alfred Freeman, to Selina, third daughter of Mr Richard Knaggs, of Eastburn Farm, Mangapai

11 Dec 1868		Advertisement
	Richard Knaggs mentioned as chairman of Mangapai Highway Board

Derby Evening Telegraph

Tue 25 Jun 1974	Death
	Knagg - On June 24, 1974 at 26 Wade Avenue, Littleover, William Derek “Bill” Knagg, aged 70 years, the dear husband of Lily. Funeral Monday July 1st, service 2.15 pm at Markeaton Crematorium.

Tue 24 May 1983	Death
	Knagg - On May 21, 1983, at the Derbyshire Royal Infirmary, Lilian May, aged 74 years, beloved wife of the late William Knagg and a dear sister, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral Friday, May 27, service 2.45 pm at Markeaton Crematorium. Family flowers only please but if desired donations may be sent to the Derbyshire Royal Infirmary for the League of Friends.

Thu 20 July 2000	Death
	Knaggs - Peacefully on July 15th 2000 at the Derbyshire Royal Infirmary, Grace, aged 86 years, of Huffen Heath residential Home, Mickleover. Beloved mother to Margaret Garbett, mother-in-law to Alan, also dear grandmother to Claire and Robert. Funeral Monday July 24th, service and cremation 2.15 pm at Mickleover Crematorium.

The Entomologist

Unknown date	Obituary - Henry Guard Knaggs
	Henry Guard Knaggs, MD., was born in High Street, Camden Town on March 21st, 1832, and was educated at University College School. His father, a medical man himself, had him trained up in his own profession at University College Hospital, after which he married, and started in practice in Kentish Town, afterwards removing to Camden Town. As a young man he interested himself greatly in entomology, and formed one of the finest collections of British Lepidoptera in England. He also became a member of the Entomological Society of London. During the sixties, the numerous entomologists who then lived in the north of London constantly used to meet at his house, or to walk home in parties together after the meetings of the Entomological Society. Among them were H. W. Bates, F. Moore, H. Vaughan, E. W. Robinson, H. Jekel, W. F. Kirby, and others; and entomologists and botanists from other parts of England (of whom F. Bond and J. Boswell Syme may be especially mentioned) were occasionally to be met at his house.
	The “Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine” was started in 1864 with a staff of five editors - T. Blackburn, H. G. Knaggs, M.D., R. McLachlan, F.L.S., E. C. Rye and H. T. Stainton, F.L.S. Blackburn’s name disappeared from the title page after the second volume; but no further alteration in the staff occurred until 1874, when Dr . Knaggs found it necessary, owing to the increasing requirements of his profession, to retire from the active pursuit of entomology, and to resign his post as editor of the magazine, although he outlived all the other founders. His most important published entomological work is his “Lepidopterist’s Guide”, which has gone through several editions, and originally appeared in the form of papers in the early volumes of the “Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine”. However, Dr. Knaggs still retained his interest in entomology, and continued to write occasional notes, the last of which appeared as recently as July, 1906. dr. Knaggs was very fond of Folkestone, where several of his most important captures had been made, and he bought a house there as an occasional seaside residence; and on retiring from his practice in North London (in which he was succeeded by his son, Dr. H. Valentine Knaggs) he settled there for the remainder of his life. His death supervened on a long and painful illness on January 16th, 1908, and he was buried at Highgate Cemetery on January 20th. His widow, one son, and five daughters survive him. For some years, Dr. Knaggs was a Fellow of the Linnean as well as the Entomological Society, but he had retired from both before his death.							W. F. Kirby

Evening Gazette (Blackpool)

Sat 21 Nov 1992	Death
	Knagg - On November 20, 1992, peacefully at home in Paulton-le-Fylde, Marian Leach, the beloved wife of the late Leslie. A mother who gave much love and was dearly loved and respected by her daughters Barbara Whiteley and the late Patricia Samuel. By her sons-in-law, her grandchildren and great grandchildren.
	Funeral service will be held at The Parish Church of Singleton (St Anne) on Thursday November 26 at 12.30 pm. followed by cremation at Lytham Park Crematorium.

Fri 5 Oct 2007	Death
	Knaggs, William Herbert (Bill) – Suddenly but peacefully in Blackpool Victoria Hospital on Tuesday October 2, 2007, Bill, aged 79 years. Unique, special and much loved husband of Margaret, much loved father and grandfather, a caring and dependable friend to all he met. His Celebration of Life will take place at St John Southworth (Cumberland Avenue) Clevelys on Tuesday October 9th 2007 at 1.30 pm followed by interment at Fleetwood Cemetery, Family flowers on please or donations to Macmillan Nurses.

Wed 17 Oct 2007	Death
	Knagg (Winnie) peacefully at the Chaseley Care Home on Thursday October 11, 2007 surrounded by staff and friends, Winnie, aged 94 years. The funeral service and cremation will take place on Thursday October 18, 2007 at 2 pm. (This is Winifred Frances)

Evening Sentinel (Hanley - Stoke on Trent)

Wed 23 May 1984	Death
	Knaggs - At rest on May 23rd, Doris, aged 83 years, dearly loved wife of the late Edward Dixon Knaggs of Chestnut-crescent, Blythe Bridge, dearest mother of Pauline, a very dear grandma of Anthony, Philip and Jane.  Funeral arrangements later - Inquiries to Forrester Brothers, Funeral Services, Trentham Road, Longton.

Tue 23 Mar 1999	Death
	Knaggs - At rest on March 20th, 1999, at the CGH, Barbara Valerie, aged 67 years, of Church Lawton, the dearly loved wife of Bob, loving mum of Kim, Karen, Jan and Julie and devoted grandma of Esme, Eilish, Louis and Mhain.  Service and interment at All Saints Church on Friday, March 26th at 12 noon.

Express and Star (Wolverhampton)	(online)

Mum hooked on drugs had taken violin

Jun 4, 2003, 10:46:00

A mum hooked on drugs stole a violin from a music shop in Stone, magistrates heard. Lisa Fox stole the instrument from Tim Toft violin workshop while the shop assistant was distracted by a male co-accused. 

Miss Jeanette Knaggs, prosecuting, said they asked to look around, with Fox interested in a violin. 

The assistant offered to take them to an upstairs showroom, but at the top of the stairs she realised only the man, Christopher Jenkinson, had followed and the front door was heard closing. 

After Jenkinson left, the assistant saw a violin was missing and followed the defendants to a car park, where she noted their registration number and reported it to police. The car was stopped and the violin, worth £269, was recovered. 

Miss Knaggs said Fox subsequently tested positive for cocaine and opiates. She had 21 previous convictions for theft and like offences.

<etc	This is Jeanette D Knaggs>

Freeman’s Journal and Daily Commercial Advertiser (Dublin)

Sat 3 Nov 1860	Birth
	September 2, at Fort Peddle, the wife of Mr Henry Knaggs, M.B. Assistant Surgeon, Cape Mounted Riflemen, of a daughter. (Who is this?)

Wed 24 Jun 1874	Death
	Knaggs – June 23rd, at 1 Percy Place, after a short illness, Miss Eliza Knaggs. The funeral will leave for Mount Jerome at 9 o’clock on tomorrow (Thursday) morning.

Thu 17 Dec 1885	Marriage
	McSwiney-Knaggs – Dec 13 1885, at Bombay, Lieutenant E F H McSwiney, 3rd Regt Hyderabad Cavalry, late of 40th South Lancashire Regt, to Ida Florence, second daughter of Brigade Surgeon H Knaggs, Medical Staff

Friend of India	(online)

Thu 9 July 1846	Deaths
	At Umballah, Amelia, the beloved and only child of Sergeant Major John Knaggs, 45th N.L. aged 1 year 4 months

Gateshead Post

Thu 20 Jan 1977	Death
	Knaggs (Heworth)	East Wood Home, on January 10th, Harriet, widow of Harry, mother of Edna, Isabel and the late Harry.  Cremation was at Saltwell on Thursday.

Thu 17 Feb 1977	Death
	Knaggs (Gateshead)		2 Barry Street, in hospital, on February 8th, aged 79 years, Orton, the dearly loved husband of the late Edith Knaggs, and stepfather of Edward and father-in-law of Gladys and dear friend of Miss Musgrove.  Interment was at Saltwell on Friday.

Thu 17 Dec 1981	Death
	Knaggs (Low Fell)	51 Stretford Court, Allerdene Estate (late of Wesley Street) on December 11th, aged 79 years, Walton, dearly loved husband of Lillian (née Lambert), a dear father of Marjorie and Glenda, father-in-law of Jack and Ken and loved grandfather of Alison.  Cremation was at Saltwell.
	< This is James Walton Knaggs >

Thu 2 Jun 1988	Death
	Knaggs (Crawcrook)	3 Iris Terrace.  On May 22nd, aged 82 years, in hospital, James, dearly loved husband of Mary, much loved dad of Roddy and Charlie, and devoted granddad of Alison and Richard.  Cremation was at Mountsett.
	< Roddy is Roderic J; Charlie is Charles. >

Gaylord Herald Times (Gaylord, Johannesburg, South Africa)

6 Mar 2012	Engagement

[photo]	JOHANNESBURG — George W. and Sue Knaggs of Johannesburg announce the engagement of their daughter, Cassandra Sue Knaggs of Johannesburg, to Robert Allen Root of Johannesburg, son of Erik and Tracy Root of Myrtle Beach, S.C., and formerly of Johannesburg.

The bride-elect is a 2007 graduate of Johannesburg-Lewiston High School. She is currently employed at Jay’s Sporting Goods in Gaylord.

Her fiancé is a 2008 graduate of Johannesburg-Lewiston High School. He is currently employed at Walmart in Gaylord.

A July 14 wedding is planned in Johannesburg.

The Gentlemen's Magazine and Historical Review

1826	obit
	Lately, at Scarborough, age 55, Mr. J Knaggs, attorney at law

1844	marriage
	At Holy Trinity Church. J Watson of Scalby near Scarborough to Mary Ann Letitia eldest daughter of the late T. Knaggs, esq.

1848	obit
	Aug 5	Leslie Cargill, youngest son, and Aug 16	aged 21, Corinne Marguerite, wife of Walter Knaggs, esq. Deputy Receiver General of the Island of Jamaica, at the residence of his father John, esq. of Mornington Crescent

1850	obit
	July 20	At Middleton, Yorkshire age 92 Mrs. Jane Knaggs, leaving 8 children, 54 grandchildren and 37 great grandchildren
	September 26	At the residence of J Watson, esq of Scalby, Mary Ann, relict of T. Knaggs, solicitor of Scarborough, and dau of the late Thomas Hayes, esq of Aislaby Hall

1859	marriage
	January 3	at St Pancras, John R Carr, esq, LL.D. barrister at law, Carr's Hill to Ellen dau of J Knaggs, esq, Euston Square, London

Glasgow Daily Record

Fri 25 Jan 2008	Man The Nazis Couldn't Catch Dies Aged 85
	Bill Escaped By Conning Enemy 

A WORLD War II airman who conned the Germans into helping him escape has died aged 85. 

Bill Knaggs was shot down over Normandy in 1944 and went on the run behind enemy lines. 

He made contact with the French Resistance who gave him false papers. 

As he spoke no French, he was listed as being deaf and dumb. 

Then Bill, from Edinburgh, boarded a German lorry which took him to Paris where there was a safe house for him. 

Flight Sergeant Knaggs, then just 22, was one of the crew of an RAF Lancaster bomber attacking a German rocket-launcher site in northern France on June 25, 1944. 

A nightfighter attacked their bomber, raking it with cannon fire, setting two engines on fire. 

Bill said later: "We were in a desperate state. 

"When the order was given to bale out, I picked up my parachute only to find the helmet intercom lines had become entangled with the harness. 

"It was too late to wonder whether or not the parachute would open properly but a severe jolt and cracking from the opening chute was a great relief." 

But Bill wasn't out of danger. He said: "By baling out at 6000 feet at the moment of bombing, I was dropping into the target area." 

Of the six other crew members, only one landed alive. As Bill hit the ground, he heard shouts - and shooting - in the darkness near where the burning bomber had crashed. 

After finding shelter, he was put in touch with the Resistance. 

Because he spoke no French, the Resistance decided the only way to get him to relative safety in Paris was to smuggle him into the city. 

He said: "They arranged false papers for me as a worker for a company that did military installation work for the Germans. 

"One night, I boarded a German lorry with other workers. So the Germans actually took me to Paris. It highlighted the sheer audacity and cheek of the French." 

Bill went into the wine trade after the war ended. 

He retired aged 60 and moved to live in Stanley in Perthshire. He was a past president of the Aircrew Association's Tayside branch.

(This is William Robert)

Glasgow Evening Times

Sat 5 Oct 1940	Death
	Knaggs - Suddenly at 16 Clarkston Road, Cathcart, on 4th October 1940, Agnes Allan, beloved wife of John Knaggs; deeply regretted - No flowers (by request).	< Allan is her maiden surname, Ritchie is her middle name. >

Mon 26 Jan 1942	Birth
	Knaggs - At 97 Kestrel Road, Knightswood, on 26th January 1942, to Mr and Mrs Knaggs (May Watson), a son, both well.    < Donald Watson Knaggs >

Fri 25 Sep 1959	Death
	Knaggs - At a hospital, Glasgow, on 24th Sept 1959, Harold E. Knaggs, c/o Buchanan, 15 Murrayfield Street, Glasgow E2. Funeal tomorrow (Saturday) to Daldowie Crematorium; friends desiring to attend please meet cortege at crematorium 9.25 am.

Wed 11 Aug 1971	Death
	Knaggs - On the 9th August, 1971, Donald Knaggs, beloved husband of Jean Lyon and devoted father of Phyllis and Isobel, 14 Denmilne Street, Glasgow, E4. Service at S.C.W.S. Funeral Parlour, 214 Westmuir Street, E1, tomorrow (Thursday) at 2.55 pm; funeral thereafter to Daldowie Crematorium, Broomhouse.

Glasgow Herald

Thu 15 May 1884	Marriage
	Alston-Knaggs – At Greyfriars’ U.P. Church, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, on the 19th April, Geo. Robert, son of the late James C. Alston Esq., to Annie Eliza, daughter of Robert Knaggs, Esq., M.R.C.S.E.

Fri 16 Jun 1893	Marriage
	Knaggs-Watson – At the Cockburn Temperance Hotel, on the 15th inst., Robert, youngest son of John Knaggs, Raw, Fylingdales, Yorkshire, to Mary Agnes, only daughter of the late J. G. Watson, baker, Gartmore

Gourock Times

Fri 30 Jun 1950	Death
	Knaggs - At 93 Shore Street, Gourock, on 28 June 1950, Robert Knaggs, beloved wife of Mary Logan and eldest son of the late George Knaggs, sailmaker, Gourock.

Fri 16 Feb 1968	Silver Wedding
	Knaggs-Clyne.	At Central Church, Wick, on 12th February 1943, Robert Knaggs to Iris Clyne.  Present address: 55 Nelson Road, Gourock.

Fri 1 Mar 1968	Death
	Knaggs - At Greenock Royal Infirmary on 24 February 1968, Mary Logan, 5f Davidson Drive, Gourock, wife of the late Robert Knaggs and dearly loved mother of George, Robert and May.  Deeply regretted.

Greenock Advertiser

Mon 15 Sep 1879	Determined Case of Suicide
	On Saturday afternoon, a widow named Catherine Mushat or Knaggs committed suicide by hanging herself in her home at 15 East Quay Lane. On the house being entered the deceased was found hanging by the neck behind a press door to which she had attached the rope. On a table she had left a note saying that she did not wish to trouble her family any longer. When discovered the deceased was quite dead, but Dr Auld was called and examined the body. She was 57 years of age, the widow of a badge porter, and leaves eight of a family, chiefly grown up.

Greenock Telegraph

Sat 24 Jan 1931	Death
	Knaggs - At 20 Cardwell Road, Gourock, on 24 January 1931, George Knaggs, in his 83rd year; deeply regretted. Funeral private. Flowers respectfully declined.

Sat 8 Jan 1938	Marriage
	KNAGGS-DRYSDALE - At the Methodist Church, Greenock, on 7th January 1938, by the Rev. F.W.R. Salisbury, George, elder son of Mr and Mrs Robert Knaggs, 5 Elizabeth Place, Gourock, to Frances May, daughter of the late James Drysdale and Mrs J. Whiteford, 41 Lynedoch Street, Gourock.

Fri 2 Aug 1963	Death
	Knaggs - At Ravesncraig Hospital, Greenock, on 1st August 1963, Lilias Knaggs, formerly of Cardwell Road, Gourock, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs George Knaggs.  Funeral private. No flowers or letters please.

Fri 19 Nov 1982	Death
	Knaggs - Suddenly, at Inverclyde Royal Hospital, Greenock, on 17th November 1982, George Knaggs, beloved husband of Frances Drysdale, 4 MacMillan Drive, Gourock and a dear father and grandfather of his family; deeply regretted. Family service in G.C.S. Ltd Funeral Parlour, 78-84 West Blackhall Street, Greenock, tomorrow Saturday, 20th curt at 9.40 am. Friends wishing to attend funeral thereafter please meet at Greenock Crematorium at 9.55 am. No flowers or letters please.

Thu 19 Nov 1987	Death
	Knaggs - At Inverclyde Royal Hospital, Greenock, on 18th November 1987, Robert Knaggs, beloved husband of Iris Clyne, 3 Burgh Walk, Gourock, and a dear father of Elma and a beloved grandfather of Angela and Scot; sadly missed.  Family service will be held in C.W.S. Ltd Funeral Parlour, 78/84 West Blackhall street, Greenock tomorrow (Friday) 20th inst at 3 pm.

Mon 25 Apr 1988	Death
	Knaggs - Suddenly at home, 3 Burgh Walk, Gourock, on 23rd April, 1988, Alice Mary (Iris) Clyne, beloved wife of the late Robert Knaggs, much loved mother of Emma and dear grandmother of Angela and Scot.  Funeral service will be held at Greenock Crematorium on Wednesday 27th inst at 10.45 am, to which all friends are invited to attend.  Flowers and letters respectfully declined.

Grimsby Evening Telegraph

Fri 29 May 1964	Death
	Knaggs - On May 27th, 1964, at Grimsby General Hospital, Maria, aged 88 years (late of Clayton Street, Grimsby), beloved wife of the late John William Knaggs. Interment Scartho Road Cemetery, Monday 3.30 pm, preceded by service in Private Chapel, Messrs Kettle Ltd, 134/6 Cleethorpes Road, Grimsby 3 pm.

Tue 25 Jan 1977	Death
	Knaggs - On January 24th, 1977, at 115 Sandringham Road, Cleethorpes, Ernest, aged 63 years, the very dearly loved husband of Mary Elizabeth. service at the Grimsby crematorium, Monday January 31st at 1.30 pm.

Tue 26 Jun 1990	Death
	Knaggs - Suddenly on June 23rd, 1990, in the District General Hospital, Grimsby, Stanley, aged 72 years, of Mayflower Close, South Killingholme, dear uncle of Sheila and Maurice, Dennis and Elsie and the late Gordon and Brian. Service and committal in The Great Grimsby Crematorium on Thursday June 28th 1990 at 11 am.

Tue 24 Dec 1991	Death
	Knaggs - Peacefully at home, on December 21st, 1991, Rose Eleanor, aged 83 years, of Thesiger Walk, Grimsby, dearly loved wife of Tom, much loved mother of Albert, betty, Dorothy, Joyce and Jean, also a dear mother-in-law, grandmother and great grandmother. Service and committal in the Great Grimsby Crematorium on December 31st, 1991, at 11 am.

Fri 8 May 1992	Death
	Knaggs - On May 7th 1992, at Grimsby District General Hospital, Thomas James (Tom), aged 72 years, of Thesiger Walk, Grimsby, loving husband of the late Rose. Service at Grimsby Crematorium on Thursday at 11.30 am.

Wed 5 Mar 2008	Death
	Knaggs Vera (photo) – Peacefully, with great courage, on March 1st 2008, at the Diana, Princess of Wales Hospital, Grimsby, Vera, aged 87 years, dearest mam to Michael and Pat, dearest mother-in-law to Sheila and Gordon, much loved nanna to Sharon, Tina, Michell, Lisa and their partners, treasured great-nanna to Elle, Jack, Kieron, Rebecca, Daniel and the late Joseph, dear sister to Iris and the late George. Service to be held at the Grimsby Crematorium on Tuesday March 11th at 11 am. Family flowers only please, but donations to The Stroke Unit.

The Guardian	See also The Manchester Guardian

30 Jan 1994 (also 20 Mar 94, 26 Jun 94, 8 sep 96, 27 Apr 97, 7 Feb 99, 4 May 2000)
	Various references to Detective Inspector Harry Knaggs who ran the North East Drugs Squad - mostly with reference to his involvement with an informer named Charrington - took his wife to Spain in Charrington’s BMW, dossier passed to CPS, plus features.

16 Jul 1996
	Synod votes out lottery boycott call.
	Frank Knaggs, lay member from Newcastle upon Tyne, called the lottery a sin which robbed others and encouraged greed.

22 Apr 1997
	The Election.
	David Knaggs, the formidably professional deputy Labour leader on the County Council . . . [Charnwood]
	<This must be David J Knaggs on Leicester County Council. >

3 May 1997
	How the Country Voted.
	<I couldn’t find the Knaggs reference in this long list. >

21 Jan 1998
	Boycott fined £500
	Richard Knaggs was his solicitor

21 Oct 1998
	The case for the defence.
	As above.

25 Jan 1999
	Rugby Union: Challenge Trophy
	Knaggs in Pontyprydd team.

20 Feb 1999
	The Mayor of Knebworth (Councillor Mrs Knaggs)
	<This is just an invented silly name. >

23 Feb 2000	(also 16 sep 2000)
	RISE: Postgraduate Study feature
	Lesley Knaggs, president of the Association of Graduate Careers Advisory Services.

31 Aug 2000
	Notes and Queries
	M4 mysterious exit - yours truly.

Sat 18 Apr 2009	Death Notices
	Knaggs (Formerly Tansley/Skeen), Georgina. Died 13 April 2009. Much loved by husband Chris and children Emily and Freddie. Funeral 2 pm on 23rd April at St Augustine Church, Honor Oak, SE23 3LE. No flowers please. Donations, if required, to Pancreatic Cancer UK.

Hartlepool Mail (earlier - Northern Daily Mail)

Tue 12 Oct 1897	Death
	Knaggs - On the 10th inst., at the residence of her niece, Mrs W Russell, 9 Regent Place, Ann Knaggs, widow of Thomas Knaggs, esq., shipowner (Late of West Hartlepool), in her 88th year. Interment at Fencote on Wednesday, October the 13th, at noon.

Mon 13 Apr 1903	Death
	Knaggs - On the 11th inst., at 24 Stainton Street, William Knaggs. Interment on Tuesday at 2.30.

Wed 27 Dec 1905	Death
	Knaggs - On the 26th inst., at 17 Caroline Street, Robinson, dearly beloved husband of Margaret Ann Knaggs, aged 72 years. Interment on Friday at 2.30.

Tue 31 Aug 1920	Death
Knaggs - On August 29th, at 13 Croft Street, George William, dearly beloved and only son of George William (pilot) and Margaret Knaggs, aged 15 years. Cortege leaves at 3.30 pm on Wednesday for Old Cemetery.

Wed 15 Jul 1925	Death
	Knaggs - On the 14th inst., at no 9 Sussex Street, Elizabeth, the dearly loved wife of the late Captain George Knaggs, aged 73 years. Cortege to leave above address on Thursday, at 2.30 pm.

Wed 7 Aug 1929	Death
	Knaggs - On the 6th, at 13 Croft Street, Hartlepool, Margaret, the dearly beloved wife of George Knaggs (pilot), aged 55 years. Cortege to leave above address Friday at 3.15 pm for service in St Hilda’s Church.

Fri 15 Nov 1929	Death
	Knaggs - On the 13th (suddenly), John William, beloved husband of Elizabeth Knaggs. Cortege to leave 49 Campion Street, 1.45 Saturday.

Tue 10 Apr 1934	Death
	Knaggs - On the 7th inst., Jane Ann, aged 43 years, dearly beloved wife of J. W. Knaggs. Cortege to leave 12 Hereford Street for service St Aidan’s 3 pm Wednesday.

Sat 26 Apr 1941	Death
	Knaggs - On the 25th, at Howbeck (suddenly), John Henry, dearly beloved husband of Ethel May and beloved son of Elizabeth and the late John Knaggs, of 49 Campion Street. Cortege leaves 18 Angus Street at 2.45pm Monday.

Sat 27 Dec 1941	Death
	Knaggs - On December 26th, at 18 Angus Street, Margaret Elizabeth (Betty), aged 13 years and nine months, beloved daughter of Ethel and the late Henry Knaggs. Cortege leaves above address Monday 2.45.

Tue 7 Aug 1945	Death
	Knaggs - On August 4th (suddenly) at 29 Brougham Street, Rachael Ord, aged 68 years, beloved wife of James T Knaggs. Cortege leaves above address on wednesday at 2 pm for service in the Independent Church.

Sat 29 Jul 1950	Death
	Knaggs - On July 28, James Trott, aged 75 years, dearly beloved husband of the late Rachel Ord Knaggs. Cortege leaves 31 Brougham Street, Monday 2 pm for Hartlepool New cemetery.

Fri 5 Jan 1951	Death
	Knaggs - On January 4, at 31 Hawkridge Street, Mary Eleanor, mother of Jack and Mary. Cortege leaves residence Saturday 10.15 for service in St Paul’s Church.

Mon 12 Apr 1954	Death
	Knaggs - On April 12, Annie, in her 74th year, dearly beloved wife of John Knaggs. Cortege leaves 3 Acclom Street, Wednesday 10 am for St Hilda’s Church, prior to cremation at Darlington.

Mon 18 Jun 1956	Death
	Knaggs - On June 16, Elizabeth, aged 86 years, dearly beloved wife of the late John Knaggs of 49 Campion Street. Service at Strathmore House, Stockton Road, Tuesday 1 pm, prior to cremation at Stanton Grange.

Wed 13 Aug 1958	Death
	Knaggs - On Aug 13, John William, of 16 Moreland Street, aged 73 years, dearly beloved husband of the late Jane Anne Knaggs, and dear father of George, David and Doreen, also dear friend of Mrs Shears and family. Cortege leaves Strathmore House, Stockton Road, Saturday 11 am for service in St Aidan’s Church.

Thu 11 May 1961	Death
	Knaggs - Suddenly on May 11th, in hospital, George G, aged 53 years, dearly loved husband of Mary Knaggs (née Cook) of Sedgewick House, Hartlepool.  Service at St Hilda’s Church, Saturday 10.30 am prior to cremation.

Mon 17 Jul 1967	Death
	Knaggs - On July 16th, John, aged 87 years, dearly beloved husband of the late Annie Knaggs.  Cortege to leave 3 Nesham Road, Wednesday 3.10 pm for service in St Hilda’s Church prior to cremation.

Tue 7 Nov 1967	Death
	Knaggs - Suddenly on November 6th, in hospital, Jack, aged 53 years, dearly loved husband of Irene Knaggs, of 1 Victoria Place, and dear father of Peter.  Cortege to leave above address, Thursday 1.50 pm for service at St Hilda’s Church prior to cremation.

Sat 20 Nov 1971	Death
	Knaggs - On November 19th, in hospital, John Elders, aged 66 years, of 170 Sheriff Street, dearly beloved brother of May and brother-in-law of Ted Morson.  Cortege to leave Mason’s Funeral Home, Wednesday 10.50 am for service at the Headland Salvation Army Citadel prior to interment.
	- uncle of Rosemary and Florence.

Tue 23 Jun 1981	Death
	Knaggs - On June 22nd, at home, Ann, aged 94 years, beloved sister-in-law of Eliza and dear aunt of Dave, Lizzie, Ana, Rene and Hedda.  Cortege leaves 22 Town Wall at 2.55 pm Wednesday for service in St Hilda’s Church, prior to interment at Old Cemetery.

Wed 5 Jul 1989	Death
	Knaggs - On July 3rd, peacefully in hospital, David P, aged 85 years, of Abdiel Court, beloved husband of the late Catherine, dearly loved father of Dave, Jim, John and Peter.  Cortege to leave Strathmore House on Monday at 11.10 am for service and cremation at Stranton Grange Crematorium Chapel at 11.20 am.
	- brother of Elizabeth, uncle of Allan, Pat, David and Enid
	- brother of Ana, uncle of Jim, Keith Ana and late Ronnie
	- cousin of Poly

Thu 13 Aug 1992	Death
	Knaggs, Eliza.	On August 12th peacefully in hospital, Eliza (née Ainsley), in her 96th year, beloved wife of the late Thomas Henry, dearly loved mother of Tom, dear mother in law of Jayne and a loving grandma of Lesley, Elizabeth and Thomas Jnr.  Service to take place on Monday at 12 noon, in the Abbey Church of St Hilda, prior to interment in West View Road Cemetery.

Wed 17 Feb 1999	Death
	Knaggs, Mary Isabella.	On February 15th, peacefully in hospital, Mary Isabella (née Cook), aged 87 years, beloved wife of the late George Gustaf, dearly loved sister of Ethel, Eileen and the late Bill, much loved aunt of Peter, Alan, Malcolm, Christine, John, David, Jean, William, Paul and the late Mary, dear sister-in-law and friend of Molly, dearest great-aunt and great great-aunt.
	Funeral service of thanksgiving at St George’s United Reform Church, Park Road, Tuesday 1 pm prior to cremation at Stranton Grange Crematorium.

Tue 2 Jan 2001	Death
	Knaggs, Margaret Elizabeth (née Carling).	On December 30, peacefully in Janard Nursing Home, Maggie, aged 80 years, of Seaton Carew, beloved wife of David, dearly loved mum of Margaret and David, a dear mother-in-law of Steven and Elizabeth, a dearest grandma of Glen, Vicki, Gary and Cheryl, a dear sister-in-law of Doreen and George.
	Friends and neighbours please meet for service in Strathmore House Chapel on Thursday at 2.45 pm prior to cremation.
	< Actually née CARLESS >

Mon 2 Apr 2007	Death
	Knaggs, David William.	On March 29 unexpectedly at home, David aged 90 years, beloved husband of the late Maggie, dearly loved dad of Margaret and David, a dear father-in-law of Steven and Elizabeth, a devoted granddad of Glen, Vicki, Gary and Cheryl, great-granddad to David, Zoe and Max, a dear brother of Doreen and the late George.
	Friends and neighbours please meet for service in Strathmore House Chapel on Thursday at 10.00 prior to cremation.

Health for All

Sep 1954	Obituary
	Dr Knaggs died July 11 in University College Hospital, where he had studied more than 70 years ago. He qualified in 1881 and... started practice in partnership with his father, also a doctor. His grandfather, too, was a surgeon. In his early days he was a ship's surgeon, serving for a time with P & O to the Far East. Thereafter he settled in London, practising in the old family house in Camden Rd, Wimpole St and latterly in Manchester Sq.
Soon after the turn of the century he turned his back on orthodox medical methods of treatment and he often said that he had not prescribed a drug for 50 years. He followed a parallel line with Austin, Oldfield and Arbuthnot Lane and it is not to be wondered at that he drew opposition and criticism from many of his orthodox colleagues. However, he soon came to be recognised as a dietetic and diagnostic specialist, and achieved a unique position in the history of nature cure as a pioneer. His methods are well known - the saline fast, the lemon cure, and his emphasis on the essential nature of spinal manipulation in treatment are but a few of them. He regarded sugar as the "arch enemy" and the potato as "man's best friend" in diet.
He was in  no sense a crank or extremist, and a study of his many writings and an examination of his dietary methods will show how liberal and realistic were his unorthodox views. His keen sense of humour, his kind and sympathetic manner and friendly approach to his patients, completely devoid of pretence and untainted by any form of medical mumbo-jumbo, instantly created a bond between them which was half the secret of his success. He retired from active practice when he was over 93 and only then because his physical strength was no longer equal to the task, though his brain was clear and active as ever...
				Philip Knaggs D.O., M.B.N.A

Horncastle News

Wed 12 Jan 2005	Death
	Sheila Knaggs – A much loved mother and grandmother suddenly passed away after a short illness on 4th January 2005. Funeral service will be held at St Mary’s Church, Horncastle, today, Wednesday 12th January at 11.30.

Horncastle Today (Online)

September 2003	Obituaries
Derick Knaggs THE funeral has taken place at St Mary’s Church, Horncastle of Derick Knaggs who died peacefully at his home on August 30. Family mourners were: Sheila, wife; Michael and Annette Knaggs, Simon and Nicola Knaggs, sons and daughters-in-law; Liz and Steve Blackburn, Kay and Relief Leonce, daughters and sons-in-law; Jane and Catherine Lovely, James, Craig and Steven Knaggs, Daniel and Jake Leonce, grandchildren etc (plus photo)
< This is Frederick Knaggs >

Ipswich Evening Star

Tue 3 Apr 1945	Acknowledgments
	Mrs Knaggs, Mary and Violet, 10 Lindbergh Road, wish to thank all kind friends and neighbours for the sympathy extended to them in their recent sad loss.
	< This is death of Alfred L, but previous editions were missing! >

Fri 26 Jun 1953	Wedding Photo
	Mr K Seager, of Station Street and Miss M Knaggs, of Birkfield Drive, who were married at St Mary Stoke Church.
	< This is Kenneth J Seager and Mary L P Knaggs. >

Mon 5 Dec 2005	Death
	Knaggs, John Barry – Passed away after a lot of suffering, November 30th 2005, aged 56 years, loving son of Babs and Cecil. He will be greatly missed by all his family and friends. Funeral Service to be held at the Old Cemetery Chapel on Tuesday December 13th at 1.00 p.m. followed by burial at the Millennium Cemetery.

Irish Times (online)

Thu 9 Dec 2010		Death

KNAGGS - peacefully in the R.L.I. after a short illness, Sydney James, aged 90 years (retired from Royal Sun Alliance). A devoted and much loved husband, dad, gramps and great grandpa. Cremation to take place at Lancaster & Morecambe Crematorium on Thursday December 16 at 1.15 p.m. Family flowers only please, donations if desired in lieu for either The Alzheimer's Society or the R.S.P.C.A. c/o Hayes & Parkinson Ltd., Captain French Lane, Kendal, LA9 4HS.

JAE The Journal of Automotive Engineering

December 1974	Maurice Knaggs 1898-1974

Of the many distinguished engineers who have specialised in various sectors of automotive design and development, Maurice Knaggs became one of the best-liked and most respected; the sad report of his death last August at the age of 76 recalled many occasions in which his special talents and unique experience enabled him to resolve a seemingly intractable problem.  Once satisfied that his diagnosis was correct, he had the tenacity in argument that belied his quiet unassuming manner; in short, he was a man with the courage of his convictions.
	Maurice Knaggs was educated at the Haberdashers Aske’s Hampstead School and the Polytechnic, Regent Street, London.  He spent a short time as a draughtsman at The Lanchester Motor Co. and then at Crossley Bros Ltd, in Manchester, where he joined IAE at the suggestion of Mr George Watson.  In October 1920, he became a research engineer at SKF, Luton, and remained with that company, continuously, until he retired in May 1963.  From the formation of the centre in 1923, Maurice Knaggs made a great contribution to the activities of the IAE and later of the AD at Luton, when he served on the Committee for many years and became Chairman in 1952.  Unfortunately, neither his Chairman’s Address (nor his many informal talks) were printed, but his paper entitled “Development in Anti-Friction Bearings” can be found in the IAE Proceedings (Vol 30, 1935-6).
	He took a lively interest in the planning of the Golden Jubilee meeting which was held by the Centre a year ago and was disappointed that ill health prevented him from attending in person.  On that occasion, H A Dean recalled his earliest recollection of Maurice Knaggs as an adviser to Vauxhall, in 1925, when he helped solve a durability problem in the combined oscillating and reciprocating drive to the single-sleeve valves of a new six-cylinder engine.
	The counterpoint to his activities in the field was the technical guidance which Maurice Knaggs was able to give with increasing authority, to his own company during the rapid expansion of its range of products and scale of manufacture in the UK.  When he joined SKF, only ball bearings were made at Luton; taper roller bearings followed in 1922 and cylindrical roller bearings a year later.  At about that time, Henry Zetterström became technical manager, seemingly the first to recognise and encourage the abilities of a new recruit.
	Although so clearly identified with the motor industry, where he became a valuable adviser, of unquestioned integrity, to all the principal vehicle makers, Maurice Knaggs was also involved in other branches of engineering, and special projects such as the Golden Arrow, with J S Irving, Speed of the Wind, with G E T Eyston, and the Mallard locomotive, with Sir Nigel Gresley.
MP

Jackson’s Oxford Journal (Oxford)

Sat 3 March 1804	Marriage (London)
	Mr. Davies, jun. of Gracechurch Street to Miss Knaggs, of Peckham

Sat 17 Jul 1819	Marriage
	Mr Henry Gastineau of Camberwell to Mary, eldest daughter Of J. Knaggs Esq. of Rise, Yorkshire.

Kentish Express (Ashford)

Knagg, John – Aged 59 years, taken suddenly on May 7 2005. Loved and cherished by Liz, Janette, Colin, Victoria and Katie. Funeral to take place at Charing Crematorium on Monday May 16 2005 at 4 pm. (This is Alfred Ernest John)

Lancashire Evening Post (Lancashire Daily Post from 1895 to 1937)

Wed 16 Feb 1921	Death
	Knagg - On the 16th inst, at 4 Grosvenor Place, Ashton, William Hindley, the dearly loved husband of Emma Knagg and the eldest son of R Y Knagg, late of Fulwood, for 24 years headmaster of St Andrew’s School, Ashdown, in his 53rd year. Interment at St Andrew’s, Ashton, on Saturday at 2.30.

Mon 2 Jun 1924	Death
	Knagg - on the 31st ult, at 79 Wilbraham Street, Preston, Harriet Matilda Knagg.

Sat 20 Jun 1931	Death
	Knagg - On the 19th inst, Alice Knagg (née Prenderguest) the beloved wife of Albert Knagg, aged 41 years - 107 Moor Lane, Preston.
	“After patient suffering, now comes rest.”

Fri 14 Aug 1936	Death
	Knagg - on 13th inst, at 22 Hilton Street, Preston, George Alfred Knagg, aged 58 years.

Mon 18 Oct 1937	Death
	Knagg - on the 15th inst, Elizabeth, the beloved wife of the late Robert Knagg, aged 70 years. R.I.P., 9 St Mary’s Street.  Requiem Mass St Joseph’s 9.30 am, Wednesday.

Sat 10 Nov 1951	Death
	Knagg - On November 9th (suddenly) Lilian (née Pickering) aged 58 years, the beloved wife of Albert Knagg, 289 North Road, Preston.  Funeral service in All Saints Church on Thursday at 1.30 pm.

Fri 31 Oct 1952	Death
	Knagg - On October 30th at Sharoe Green Hospital, Albert, the beloved husband of the late Lily Knagg (née Pickering) and dear father of Kenneth and brother of Bertha, Herbert and Fred, aged 62 years.  Funeral service, All Saints Church, Tuesday at 1.15 prior to interment, Preston Cemetery.

Sat 11 Jan 1958	Death
	Knagg - Of your charity pray for the repose of the soul of Frederick, the dearly beloved husband of Kathleen Knagg and the dear father of Frank and father-in-law of Norma and the brother of Bertha, who died, fortified with the rites of Holy Church, on January 10th, at 40 Brewery Street, Preston, aged 52 years. R I P
	Requiem Mass St Augustine’s Church, Tuesday 9 am, prior to interment Preston Cemetery.

Thu 21 Feb 1963	Death
	Knagg - On February 18th at Preston Royal Infirmary, Nicholas Albert, darling infant son of Kenneth and Sylvia Knagg, 44 Watery Lane, Preston.

Fri 25 Feb 1966	Death
	Knagg - Catherine, beloved wife of the late Frederick Knagg and dear mother of Francis and Norma, and loving nanna of Angela, Peter and David, who died fortified with the Rites of Holy Church, on February 24th at 55 Carlisle House, St Austin’s Road, Preston, aged 57.  Requiem mass, St Augustine’s Church, Tuesday 9 am prior to interment Preston New Cemetery.
	- beloved daughter of William and the late Annie Harrison and the loving sister of Florence and sister-in-law of Vincent and dear aunt of Bernard.

Thu 12 May 1966	Death
	Knagg - On May 11th, at Preston Royal Infirmary, Robert Cecil, aged 72 years, the dearly loved husband of Martha Knagg, and a loving father - 412 Brook Street, Preston.  No mourning or flowers by request.  Funeral service Christ Church, Fulwood, Monday 1.45 pm followed by cremation Preston Crematorium.

Mon 1 May 1967	Death
	Knagg - On April 30th, at 4 Dale Avenue, Longton, Arnold Douglas, aged 58 years, the dearly loved husband of Marjorie Gwynedd Knagg. Service at Longton Methodist Chapel on Wednesday at 3 pm prior to cremation at Preston Crematorium.

Thu 26 Jul 1973	Death
	Knagg - On July 24th, in hospital, Winifred, aged 65 years, dear wife of the late George, a dear mother, mother-in-law and grandma. Funeral service and interment Preston Cemetery on Friday at 12 noon.  1 Hoghton View, Preston.

Mon 1 Nov 1982	Death
	Knagg - On October 31st, in hospital, of 4 Dale Avenue, Longton, Marjorie Gwynedd aged 71 years, the dearly beloved wife of the late Arnold Knagg.
	Funeral service Longton Methodist Chapel, Thursday 2.30 pm prior to committal at Preston Crematorium.  Mo flowers by request.  Donations if desired to St Catherine’s Hospice c/o Mr Whalley.  Arrangements: G C Whalley.

Wed 5 Oct 1983	Death
	Knagg	On October 2nd, in hospital, Martha, aged 90 years, of Dovedale House, Ingol, the beloved wife of the late (Robert) Cyril, dear aunty of Graham, Geoffrey and Keith.  Funeral service Preston Crematorium, Monday 3.30 pm.

Tue 4 Apr 1996	Death
	Knagg (Kenneth Alfred) - Peacefully at home on April 2nd 1996, Ken, aged 62 years, loving husband of the late Annie, much loved dad of David, June, Sheila, Kathleen, Kenneth and Andrew, very dear father-in-law of Irene, Philip, Walter, Alan and Beverley, devoted granddad and great granddad.  Funeral service to be held at Leyland Parish Church on April 10th 1996 at 11 am followed by cremation at Preston Crematorium at 12.15 pm.

Tue 21 Dec 1999	Death
	Knagg (née McDougall) - peacefully on December 18th 1999 at St Catherine’s Hospice, Norma Evelyn, aged 64 years, dearly loved mother of Angela, Peter and David, dear mother-in-law of Brian and Annette, treasured nanna of Michelle, Vanessa, Nicola and Robert.  Funeral service and committal to be held at Preston Crematorium on Thursday December 23rd, 1999 at 1.30 pm.  Family flowers only please, donations if so desired to St Catherine’s Hospice.

23 May 2009		Death
	
	KNAGG - On May 8, 2009, George aged 71 years. The Lord's my shepherd. Funeral service to be held at Preston Crematorium on Wednesday May 27 at 9.30am.

Liverpool Mercury

Mon 2 Aug 1875	Marriage
	Edwards-Knaggs – July 31, at St Saviour’s Church, Everton, Edward Edwards to Thirza Eliza, daughter of John Knaggs, of Everton.

Fri 23 Nov 1894	Marriage
	Armstrong-Knagg – Nov 15, at Comely Cottage, Dunoon, James Armstrong, Brampton, Cumberland to Janet Scott, third daughter of Mrs Knagg

London Daily News

Sat 16 Nov 1889	Marriage
	15th inst/ at St Pauls Chapel, Hawley Road, Kentish Town, NW Arthur Edward Copping, of Hornsey to Nancy Annie L., daughter of H. G. Knaggs, Esq., MD, Camden Road, NW

Macclesfield Express

Thu 21 may 1970	Mrs H Knagg
	The funeral of Mrs Hilda Knagg (60) of Hug Bridge, Bisley, took place on Wednesday last week.
	< Long list of mourners etc >

Northern Daily Telegraph

Fri 11 Jan 1924	Death
	Knagg - On the 11th inst, at her home, 12 Regent Street, Blackburn, Elizabeth Bridget Knagg, the dearly loved wife of Robert Knagg, aged 56 years. Deeply Regretted. RIP. Interment Sutton, St Helens, Tuesday afternoon next.

Tue 21 May 1929	Death
	Knagg - On the 20th inst, at the Royal Infirmary, Horace Vincent, the dearly beloved son of Richard and Mary Knagg, of 6 Edward Street, Blackburn, aged 19 years. RIP. Holden and Wood Ltd.

Sat 16 Nov 1929	Death
	Knagg - On the 16th inst, at the Royal Infirmary, Blackburn, Robert Knagg, late of 399 Revidge Road, Blackburn, aged 63 years. RIP.

Tue 1 Sep 1931	Death
	Knagg - On 31st ult, at 77 Montague Street, Blackburn, William, the beloved husband of Sarah Ellen Knagg, aged 73 years. RIP.

Mon 2 Apr 1934	Death
	Knagg - On 31st ult, at 77 Montague Street, Blackburn, Sarah Ellen, the beloved wife of the late Wm. G. Knagg, aged 74 years. RIP. Inq - W Parkinson, Mill Hill.

Mon 30 Apr 1934	Birth
	Knagg - On the 29th inst, at 110 Hollin Bridge Street, Blackburn, to Mr and Mrs W Knagg (née Cissie Hope), a daughter.
	< This is Eunice. Cissie is Sarah Elizabeth. >

Mon 13 Jan 1941	Death
	Knagg - On January 12th, at 139 Addison Street, Blackburn, Eunice, the dearly loved daughter of William and Cissie Knagg, aged six years. “A sorrow too deep for words” - Inq. Warings, Grimshaw Park.

Fri 16 Jan 1942	Death
	Knagg - On January 14th, Richard, the dearly loved husband of Mary Knagg, of 6 Edward Street, Blackburn, aged 77 years. RIP.

Wed 30 Nov 1949	Death
	Knagg - On November 29th, 1949 (in hospital), Richard, the dearly loved husband of Catherine, and beloved daddy of David, of 72a Peter Street, Blackburn, aged 41 years. “One of the Best” RIP. Service and interment Monday 11 am at Pleasington Priory.

Tue 14 Jul 1953	Death
	Knagg - On July 12th, 1953, at 6 Edward Street, Blackburn, Mary, the dearly loved wife of the late Richard Knagg, aged 88 years. One of the best.
	- acknowledgment mentions the Toll Bar Inn.

See Evening Telegraph (Blackburn) for subsequent editions.

Evening Telegraph (Blackburn)

Mon 5 Mar 1962	Death
	Knagg - On March 4th 1962, at 139 Addison Street, Blackburn, Sarah Elizabeth (Cissie), the dearly beloved wife of William, and beloved mother of Albert Knagg, aged 54 years.  Reposing in the Chapel of Rest, West Street, Blackburn.  Service on Thursday at St Barnabas’ Church at 1.30 pm, prior to cremation at Pleasington Crematorium.

See Lancashire Evening Telegraph for subsequent editions.

Lancashire Evening Telegraph

Thu 29 Jun 1972	Death
	Knagg - on 27th June, 1972, Fortified by the Rites of Holy Mother Church (in hospital) and of 1 Napier Street, Blackburn, Mary Agnes (Polly) aged 81 years, the dearly loved daughter of the late Richard and Mary Knagg and loving sister of Veronica and John. RIP. Reposing in the Chapel of Rest, 126 Victoria Street, from where the cortege will leave for a 9 am Requiem Mass in St Alban’s Church, on Monday, prior to interment at Blackburn Cemetery.

Sat 31 Mar 1973	Death
	Knagg - On March 30th 1973, at 77 Poplar Street, Blackburn, Clara, the dearly loved wife of Robert Knagg, in her 76th year.  Reposing at the Talbot Funeral Home, 204 Whalley New Road. Service in St Michael’s Church on Wednesday at 3.15 pm prior to cremation at Pleasington Crematorium.

Tue 11 Nov 1980	Death
	Knagg - On November 10th, 1980, suddenly at her home, 117 Heatley Close, Blackburn, Ellen, aged 67 years, the beloved wife of William Knagg and a much loved step-mother and grandmother. Reposing in the Chapel of Rest, Mincing Lane. Cortege from her home for a 1.30 pm service and cremation at Pleasington on Thursday.

Tue 10 Jul 1984	Death
	Knagg - On July 7 1984 in hospital and of Trinity Court, Blackburn, John the dearly loved brother of Veronica Knagg. R.I.P. Reposing in the Chapel of Rest, Mincing Lane.  The cortege will leave from his home for a 12 noon Requiem Mass in St Albans Church on Wednesday, prior to interment at Pleasington Cemetery.  Inquiries to Co-operative Funeral Services, Blackburn.
	< This is John Ernest Knagg >

Fri 21 Oct 1988	Death
	Knagg - On October 30th, 1988, in Park Lee Hospital, Robert Goodwin, aged 88 years, dearly loved husband of the late Clara.  Corgtege leaves Gibson’s Funeral Home on Thursday 27th October at 2.30 for service at < The rest faint and unreadable. >

Lincolnshire Chronicle

Fri 17 Aug 1849	Marriage
	At Louth, on the 14th inst., Mr Edmund Knaggs, to Louisa, eldest daughter of the late Thomas Atkinson, Esq., surgeon.

Lincolnshire Echo

Mon 11 Dec 1978	Death
	Knaggs - On December 10, 1978, at her home, 1 Robertson Road, North Hykeham, Clarice Eileen, aged 63 years, beloved wife of Reg, dearly loved mother of Valerie, mother-in-law of Colin, and loving Grandmother of Allison and Victoria. Funeral service All Saints Church, North Hykeham, Wednesday, December 13 at 2.45 pm followed by cremation at Lincoln Crematorium.

Thu 16 Dec 1993	Death
	Knaggs, Reginald Victor (Reg) - On 15th December, at St George’s Hospital, aged 76 years. Dear husband of the late Eileen, much loved dad of Valerie and Colin, beloved granddad of Alison and Vicky. Funeral service at Lincoln Crematorium on Monday, 20th December at 12.30 pm.

Mon 23 Jun 1997	Death
	Knaggs - Peacefully on 20th June 1997, in Lincoln County Hospital, Florence, aged 85 years, of Ashby-de-la-Launde. Dearly loved wife of Ronald and loving mother of Robert and George and a dear mother-in-law, Grandmother and great grandmother. Funeral service at Lincoln Crematorium on Thursday 26th June at 3.10 pm.

(Online from here)

10 Jan 2003	In memoriam
	KNAGGS.- Joan. One year today. Deep are the memories, precious they stay. No passing of time can take them away. Resting with Dad (3 years on 27th September 2003). God bless you both.- Jean, Chris, June, In-laws. John, Dave and Barry.

27 Dec 2003	Birthday
	KNAGGS PATRICIA 22 years today. I smile with the world and play my part, but behind it all lies a broken heart. I think of you every day, but the pain I feel won't go away. Twenty two kisses I send above, I send them with all my love. Happy Birthday my dear Daughter. Love you. MUM

3 Jan 2004	Birthday
	KNAGGS Michael Happy teenage years. Love Mam, Andy, Melissa, Lewis and Nanna. Happy birthday Son. Love Dad.

Liverpool Echo

Sat 2 April 1898	In Memoriam
	Knaggs – In sad but loving memory of Cornelius (Corney) Knaggs, the youngest son of John and the late Thitza Knaggs, and beloved of E. and T. Edwards who died at 40 Heyworth Street, April 2 1897 aged 40 years.

Liverpool Post and Mercury (etc)

Fri 1 Jun 1849	Marriage
	May 29 at St Philip’s Church, Mr John Knaggs to Thirza, daughter of the late Mr John Lane, of this town.

Mon 19 Oct 1863	Death
	Knaggs – October 9, in her 5th year, Adelaide, youngest daughter of Mr John Knaggs, 7 Heber Street, West Derby Road

Mon 5 Aug 1901	Death
	Knaggs - August 3, at 86 Breck Road, Anfield, aged 77 years, John Knaggs, for many years the faithful servant of Anthony Gibbs, Sons & Co. Interment at Everton cemetery, Wednesday next, at 2 o’clock.

Thu 21 Sep 1911	Death
	Knaggs - September 19th, at 4 Stockbridge Street, Everton, Frederick (Fred), the dearly loved husband of Ellen Knaggs. (Deeply regretted)

Fri 16 Jan 1920	Death
	Knaggs - January 15, at David Lewis Northern Hospital, aged 36 years, Elizabeth (Liz), the beloved wife of Cornelius Knaggs (sadly missed by all).
	
London Gazette

13 Oct 1914 - Supplement 15 Oct p 2

Major Morton H Knaggs, Army Ordnance Department, to be a Deputy Assistant Director at the War Office.  Dated 6 Oct 1914.

26 Jan 1915 p 5

At the War Office - Assistant Director.
Lieutenant Colonel Morton H Knaggs, Army Ordnance Department, from a Deputy Assistant Director.  Dated 5 Jan 1915.

2 Feb 1915 p 35

Civil Service
Telephonist - Jessie May Knaggs (Middlesbrough)

2 Mar 1915 p 21

Lieutenant Colonel, Royal Army Medical Corps, to be Colonel
Henry T Knaggs, MB

9 Nov 1915 p 6

Graded for Purposes of Pay as a Staff Lieutenant, 1st Class
Captain G Knaggs, The Royal Inniskilling Fusilliers, Special Reserve, and to be seconded.  Dated 28 Oct 1915.

21 Dec 1915 p 54

MARIA ELIZA KNAGGS, Deceased
Pursuant to Act 22 and 23 Victoria, chapter 35
NOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and other persons having any claims or demands against the estate of Maria Eliza Knaggs, late of 57 King Henry’s Road, Chalk Farm, in the county of Middlesex, formerly of Monreath, 31 Milton Road, Eastbourne, in the county of Sussex, Widow, deceased (who died on the 4th day of November, 1915 and whose will was proved in the Principal Probate Registry, on the 3rd day of December 1915, by Albert Leay Knaggs and Madeline Maud Knaggs, the executors therein named), are hereby required to send particulars, in writing, of their claims or demands to us, the undersigned, the Solicitors for the said executors, on or before the 21st day of January, 1916, at the under-mentioned address, after which date the said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said Maria Eliza Knaggs, deceased, amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims and demands of which they shall then have had notice; and the said executors will not be liable for the assets of the said Maria Eliza Knaggs, deceased, or any part thereof, so distributed, to any person or persons of whose claims or demands they shall not then have had notice.  Dated this 17th day of December 1915.
PEDLEY, MAY and FLETCHER, 23 Bush Lane, Cannon Street, London EC.

28 Dec1915 p 10

Infantry - Cadets of the Officers Training Corps to be Second Lieutenants (On Probation).
Kenneth John Knaggs, Royal Warwickshire Regiment

Fri 14 Jan 1916 - Supplement p 42

Awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal
17898 Private W. Knagg, Royal Army Medical Corps

10 Mar 1916 - Supplement p 48

With reference to the announcement of the award of Distinguished Conduct Medals  in the Honours Supplement to the London Gazette dated 14 January 1916, the following are the acts of gallantry for which the decorations have been awarded:-
17898 Private W. Knagg, Royal Army Medical Corps
For conspicuous gallantry; he performed many acts of bravery in dressing and carrying in wounded men under fire.

Tues 30 May 1916 - Supplement p 5401

Despatches on Operations of the Tsingtau Expeditionary Force
	From	Brigadier General N. W. Barnardiston, M. V. O.
	To	the War Office
Sir,
	I have the honour to report that the force under my command embarked at Tientsin on the 19th Sept in the hired transports “Kwang Ping”, “Shao Shing” and “Shun Tien” and, escorted from Taku Bar by H. M. S. “Triumph” and the torpedo destroyer “Usk”, arrived at Wei-hai-wei at 2.15 p.m. on 20th Sept.
	The number of mules necessary to complete our requirements in transport, which had been purchased by Captain Knaggs, Indian Army, were there embarked, that officer offering valuable assistance both there and on disembarkation at Lao Shau Bay.

	(They join up with Japanese troops and attack the Germans.)
	(This is Charles Frederick Knaggs.)

14 Jul 1916 p 21

Indian Army - Captains to be Temporary Majors
Charles Frederick Knaggs, Army Remount Department

26 Sep 1916 - Supplement p 25

Distinguished Conduct Medal
18275 L./Cpl F, Knaggs, R. Scots. Fus
	For conspicuous gallantry during operations.  When a party of his company were being bombed from both flanks, he held the enemy off with bombs with the greatest pluck, long enough to enable most of his party to get away.  When he had thrown his last bomb he jumped out and managed to get back.

29 Dec 1916 - Supplement 1 Jan 1917 p 4

To be Companions of the Most Distinguished Order of St Michael and St George for services rendered in connection with Military Operations in the Field
Colonel Henry Thomas Knaggs MB, Army Medical Service

23 Jan 1917 - Supplement 24 Jan 1917 p 6

Army Medical Service
Francis Henry Knaggs to be temporary Captain whilst employed at the Huddersfield War Hospital.  25 Jan 1917.

9 Mar 1917 p 52

ANN KNAGGS, Deceased
All persons having claims against the estate of Ann Knaggs, late of Bainbridge, Askrigg, Yorks (who died on the 8th February 1917, and whose will was proved in the Principal Registry, on the 24th February, 1917, by James Musgrave, the sole executor) etc as before.

6 Apr 1917 p 15

Captain (Temporary Major) to be Majors from 1st September 1915 but without pay or allowances before 1st September 1916
Charles Frederick Knaggs, Army Remount Department

1 Jun 1917 - Supplement 4 Jun p 15

To be Brevet Colonels
Lieutenant Colonel M H Knaggs, A.O.D.

17 Jul 1917 - Supplement 18 Jul p 73

Military Medal
401327 Sergeant H Knaggs, R.A.M.C.

28 Aug 1917 - Supplement 29 Aug p 6

141142 Gunner C Knaggs, R.F.A.
For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty.  On one occasion, when the battery was under heavy fire, he remained in an exposed position, passing on orders until wounded.

25 Sep 1917 - Supplement 28 Sep p 11

Military Medal for bravery in the field
28041 Private J Knaggs, Royal Lancashire Regiment (Wilton-le-Weir)

16 Nov 1917 - Supplement 19 Nov p 20
Military Medal for bravery in the field
16117 Private (Acting Corporal) R W Knaggs, Royal Irish Fusiliers (Newbliss, County Monaghan)

25 Jan 1918 - Supplement 29 Jan p 6
2nd Lieutenants to be Lieutenants
K J Knaggs, and to remain seconded

19 Feb 1918 - Supplement 21 Feb p 4

To be Temp Lieutenant
Temp 2nd Lieutenant J Knaggs 2 Dec 1917

12 Jul 1918 - Supplement 16 Jul p 15

Military Medal for bravery in the field
18275 Private F Knaggs, D.C.M., R. S. Fus. (Liverpool)

26 Aug 1918 - Supplement 29 Aug p 1

Captain G Knaggs, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, Special Reserve, relinquishes his appointment.  26 July 1918.

4 Oct 1918 - Supplement 7 Oct p 11

Military Medal for bravery in the field
101171 Private (Acting Sergeant) W R Knaggs, Royal Army Medical Corps (Whitby)

21 Mar 1919 - Supplement 24 Mar p 5

Colonel to be retained on the active list and superannuated
Henry Thomas Knaggs, C.M.G., M.B.

8 Apr 1919 - Supplement 8 Apr p 1

Awarded a bar to the Royal Red Cross
Miss Amy Knaggs, R R C, Matron Q A I M N S (retired), Lord Derby’s War Hospital, Warrington

15 Apr 1919 - Supplement 17 Apr p 3

Distinguished Conduct Medal for Gallantry and Distinguished Service in the Field
13133 Private G Knaggs, 8th Battalion Yorks Regiment (Lazenby)  (ITALY)

30 May 1919 - Supplement 3 Jun p 1

Military Division of the 3rd Class (Companion) the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, for valuable services rendered in connection with Military Operations in Egypt.
Colonel Henry Thomas Knaggs, C.M.G., M.B., late R.A.M.C.

27 Jun 1919 p 21

Most Excellent Order of the British Empire
To be Members of the Civil Division of the said Most Excellent Order
2nd Lieutenant Leonard Bertram Naggs, Officer in Charge of Comforts Committee, Overseas depot of South African Hospital and Comforts Fund.

16 Sep 1919 - Supplement 16 Sep p 5

Colonel Henry T Knaggs, C.B., C.M.G., M.B., retires on retirement pay 15 Sep 1919

26 Sep 1919 - Supplement 29 Sep p 2

- relinquish their temporary appointments at the War Office
Assistant Director of Equipment and Ordnance Stores
Bt Col M H Knaggs, C.M.G., R.A.O.C., 14 Sep 1919

11 Nov 1919 - Supplement 11 Nov p 4

Lt Col and Bt Col, O.O., 2nd Cl, M H Knaggs to be Acting O.O. 1st Class with the acting rank of Col. 16 Oct 1919

21 Nov 1919 p 59

Some sort of compulsory purchase of land in Bridlington part occupied by “Mr Knaggs”.

30 Dec 1919 p 71

Land Registration
Number -228172	County - London	Parish - Camberwell	Name and Short Description - House and garden known as Rosemount, 65 Sydenham Hill	Leasehold	Name - Henry Thomas Knaggs	Address - Rosemount, 65 Sydenham Hill, Dulwich SE 23	Description - A Colonel in H M Army

6 Jan 1920 p 77

Henry Valentine Knaggs is executor of will of Percival Edwin Stow, late of Westleigh, Ash Hill Road, Torquay, retired Cinematograph Manufacturer who died 10 Jul 1919.

24 Feb 1920 - Supplement 25 Feb p 12

Distinguished Conduct Medal
13133 Private G Knaggs, 8th Battalion Yorkshire Regiment (Lazenby).  (ITAY)
In the Piave battle, October 27th-29th, 1918, he showed most conspicuous gallantry throughout the advance.  When his company was held up he went back under heavy machine-gun fire and brought up a Lewis gun.  Finding difficulty in bringing fire to bear on the enemy he stood and held the gun on his shoulder while it was fired.  Later he was wounded, but carried on and continued to do most valuable and gallant work.

13 Apr 1920 p 5

Lt Col and Bt Col (Ord Office 2nd class)  M H Knaggs relinquishes the acting grading of Ord Off 1st Class and the acting rank of Colonel.
- retires on retirement pay and is granted the rank of Colonel.  14 Apr.

30 May 1924 - Supplement 3 Jun p 12

To be Officers of the Civil Division of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire
Harry Leslie Knaggs, Esq., Assistant Colonial Secretary and Clerk of the Executive Council of the Colony of Trinidad and Tobago.

31 Dec 1937 - Supplement 1 Jan 1938 p 16

To be Member of the Civil Division of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire
Major William Knaggs, V.D., E.D., Pay and Quartermaster, Inspector of Constabulary, Trinidad

24 Jan 1939 - 

	I NORMAN ALEXANDER of 35 Abingdon Road Bramhall Stockport in the county of Chester heretofore called and known by the name of Norman Alexander Knagg a natural born British subject hereby give public notice that I formally and absolutely renounced and abandoned the use of my said surname of Knagg and assumed and adopted in place thereof the surname of Alexander and further that such change of name is evidenced by a deed poll dated the 17th day of January 1939 under my hand and seal duly executed by me and attested, and duly enrolled in the Central Office on the 18th January, 1939. Dated this 20th day of January 1939.

28 May 1940 - Supplement 31 May p 6

Cadets to be Lieutenants
West Yorkshire Regiment
Thomas Ronald Knaggs (130819)

11 Mar 1941 - Supplement 14 Mar p 4

Inniskilling Fusiliers - 2nd Lieutenant
T. R. Knaggs (130819) from West Yorkshire Regimant

30 May 1941 p 51

Maurice Knaggs of Ross-on-Wye is executor of William Bishop Collet, of The Firs, Bosbury, Herefordshire, grocer, who died 16 Apr 1941.

6 Jun 1941 p 25

- granted commissions for the duration of hostilities as Acting Pilot Officers on probation
James Henry Knaggs (66408)

10 Oct 1941 - Supplement 14 Oct p 4

Cadets to be 2nt Lieutenants
Kenneth James Knaggs (212090)

27 Jan 1942 p 30

Miss MARIAN LOUISE KNAGGS, Deceased
All persons having claims against the estate of Marian Louise Knaggs late of 8 Royal Parade Cheltenham in the county of Gloucester who died on the 6th day of January 1942 etc as before.

6 Feb 1942 p 11

Miss ANNIE KNAGGS, Deceased
All persons having claims against the estate of Annie Knaggs late of 8 Royal Parade Cheltenham in the county of Gloucester who died on the 13th day of January 1942 etc as before.

5 Jun 1942 - Supplement 11 Jun p 20

Members of the Civil Division of the Excellent Order of the British Empire
John Thomas Knaggs, Esq., Superintendent, Durham County Police Force

29 Jan 1943 p 5

Cadets to be 2nd Lieutenants
Cedric Raymond Knaggs (258394)

6 Apr 1943 p 5

Cadets to be 2nd Lieutenants
Frank Sidney Knaggs (262641)

9 Apr 1943 - Supplement 13th April p 6

Royal Air Force
Acting Flight Sergeant - 505271 Charles Basil Knagg (139253) .  11 Feb 1943.

11 May 1943 - Supplement 14th May p 13

C B Knagg (139253)

9 Jul 1943 - Supplement 13 Jul p 9

Cadets to be 2nd Lieutenants
Corps of Royal Engineers - Charles Michael Knaggs (273533)

14 Sep 1943 p 4

Mentioned in dispatches - Sergeants
743425 G. S. Knaggs, R.A.F.V.R.

17 Sep 1943 - Supplement 21 Sep p 4

Cadets to be 2nd Lieutenants
Herbert Knaggs (281980)

5 Oct 1943 - Supplement 8th Oct p 6

Pilot Officers (prob) to be Flight Officers
C B Knagg (139253)

18 Jan 1944 - Supplement 21 Jan p 5

granted Comms in the rank of 2nd Lieutenant
Peter Derek Knaggs (298819)	East Lancs

28 Apr 1944 - Supplement 2 May p 3

to be 2nd Lieutenant
Charles Frederick Knaggs (317297)

2 Jun 1944 - Supplement 6 Jun p 3

War Subs. Lts.  Royal Sussex Regiment from R.A.
C R Knaggs (258394)

17 Oct 1944 - Supplement 19 Oct p 11
Mentioned in recognition of gallant and distinguished services in Burma and on the Eastern Frontier of India
Lt C M Knaggs (2735533)	Royal Engineers

20 Feb 1945 p 7

Administrative and Special Duties Branch
Asst. Sec. Offs. (prob) confirmed in appts. and to be Sec. Offs. (war subs)
B L Knaggs (7715)

8 Jun 1945 - Supplement 14 Jun p 78

Acting Flight Sergeants
989486 J Knaggs, RAFVR

17 Aug 1945 - Supplement 21 Aug p 6

Commission resigned
Sec. Offs. B L Knaggs (7715)

23 Nov 1945 p 25

Name of Deceased - Edward Dixon Knaggs	Address, Description and Date of Death - 3 Greenleach Lane, Worsley, Lancashire, Director of a Limited Company.  21st February 1945.	Persons to whom claims are to be given - (Doris Knaggs and William Hodgson Knaggs)

19 Mar 1946 p 25

Name of Deceased - John Knaggs		Address, Description and Date of Death - “Bramh Lea”, Hull Road, Woodmansey, East Riding of York, 11 February 1945

21 Jun 1946 - Supplement 25 Jun p 4 

- relinquish their commissions
War Subs. Lt. P D Knaggs (298819)	East Lancs

21 Jun 1946 - Supplement 25 Jun p 7

Training Branch - Appointment to Commission
Acting Pilot Officer (emergency)
J H Knaggs (66408)

13 Dec 1946 - Supplement 17 Dec p 3

- relinquish their commissions
War Subs. Lt. F S Knaggs (262641) and is granted the hon rank of Lt

11 March 1947 p 35

Name of Deceased - Robert Thomas Knaggs	Address, Description and Date of Death - 19 Gordon Street, Scarborough, Retired Post Office Clerk.  27th February 1947.

3 Jun 1949 p 34

Colonial Police Medal
Lawford Knaggs, Senior Company Officer, Trinidad Volunteer Fire Brigade

30 Dec 1958 p 24

Ordinary Members of the Civil Division of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire
Kenneth James Knaggs, Esq., lately Secretary to the Government, Seychelles, now Administrative Officer, Northern Rhodesia

31 Dec 1970 - Supplement 1 Jan 1971  p 4

Ordinary Member of the Companion of the Most Distinguished Order of the British Empire
Keneth James Knaggs, O.B.E., formerly Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Defence, Zambia.

27 Jun 1994 – Supplement 28 Jun 1994

Regular Army reserve of Officers
Short Service Commission
Captain G. R. Knaggs (532640) from the Active List to be Captain 26th June 1994

4 Oct 1994 – Supplement 3 Oct 1994

Promotions – Captains to be Majors, 30th Sept 1994
Infantry – Guards Division
C. P. H. Knaggs (513903) I.G.

30 Dec 1996 - Supplement 31 Dec p 25

CBE - To be Ordinary Commanders of the Civil Division of the Said Most Excellent Order.
John Worsley KNAGG, Director, British Council English Language Centre, Singapore

23 Mar 1998 

MISKIN & KNAGGS LIMITEDNotice is hereby given, pursuant to section 98 of the Insolvency Act 1986, that a Meeting of Creditors of the above-named Company will be held at Maclaren House, Skerne Road, Driffield . . .

15 Apr 1998

Company Number: 662214.Name of Company: MISKIN & KNAGGS LIMITED. Nature of Business: Motor Engineers and Dealers. Type of Liquidation: Creditors. Address of Registered Office: Maclaren House, Skerne Road, Driffield . . .

9 Dec 1998

Name of Deceased - Doris Florence Knaggs	Address, Description and Date of Death - 140 Priory Road, Hastings, East Sussex, widow. 18 September 1998.

4 Mar 1999

KNAGGS, Anthony, occupation unknown, residing at 16 Rainsborough Crescent, Northampton NN4 8TG. Court—NORTHAMPTON. Date of Filing Petition—17th November 1998. No. of Matter—391 of 1998. Date of Bankruptcy Order—23rd February 1999. Whether Debtor’s or Creditor’s Petition—Creditor’s. Official Receiver—Scottish Life House, 29 St. Katherines Street, Northampton NN1 2QZ.

5 Jul 1999

KNAGGS, Russell, lately residing at The Flat, Star Hotel, Doncaster Road, Conisborough, Doncaster DN12 3AG, and of no fixed abode. Court—DONCASTER. Date of Filing Petition—21st May 1999. No. of Matter—81 of 1999. Date of Bankruptcy Order—28th June 1999. Whether Debtor’s or Creditor’s Petition—Creditor’s. Official Receiver—5th Floor, South Block, City Plaza, Pinfold Street, Sheffield S1 2GU.

9 Mar 2000

COLLIER,Edwina Naomi, previously known as Edwina Naomi Knaggs, Housewife, residing at 14 Hartwell Road, Ashton, Northamptonshire. Court—NORTHAMPTON. No. of Matter—43 of 2000. Date of Bankruptcy Order—9th February 2000. These proceedings were previously advertised in The London Gazette under the description: Edwina Naomi Collier, Housewife, residing at 14 Hartwell Road, Ashton, Northampton. Official Receiver—Scottish Life House, 29 St. Katherines Street, Northampton NN1 2QZ

5 Feb 2001

Name of Deceased - Eric Knaggs	Address, Description and Date of Death - 53 Church Hill, Sherburn-in-Elmet, North Yorkshire LS25 6AX, Motor Mechanic. 11th January 2001.

17 Jun 2006 – Supplement 16 Jun 2006

Birthday Honours List – O.B.E.
Colonel Charles Peter Huntley Knaggs (513903), late Irish Guards

Manchester Courier

Sat 12 Aug 1848	Death
	On the 5th inst., Leslie Cargill, youngest son of Walter Knaggs Esq., deputy-receiver-general of the island of Jamaica, at the residence of his father, John Knaggs, Esq. of Mornington Crescent.

Tue 10 April 1883	Marriage
	Knaggs-Woolfe	On the 3rd April, at Haverstock Chapel, Maitland Park, the Rev James Knaggs, of Stratford Congregational Church to Eliza Mary Ann, elder daughter of the late George John Woolfe, of Heathfield House, Upper Park Road, Hampstead.

Manchester Evening News

Mon 16 Dec 1929	Death
	Knagg - On December 14th at 21 Ollier Avenue, Longsight, Harry, the dearly loved son of William and Charlotte Knagg, in his 19th year. Interment Southern Cemetery, Wednesday, 3 pm.

Fri 29 Dec 1933	Marriage
	Knagg-Rogers - On the 23rd at St Edmund’s Church, Whalley Range, Arthur Stanley, son of Mr and Mrs Knagg, to Ida, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rogers - all of Moss Side.

Wed 11 Nov 1936	Death
	Knagg - On November 8th 1936, suddenly, James Edward Knagg, dearly loved husband of Charlotte Knagg. Residence, 5 Kershaw Street, Droylsden (35 years faithful employee of Messrs Calvert’s Soap Works, Clayton). Interment at Philips Park Cemetery on Saturday at 3 pm.

Sat 21 Nov 1936	Birth
	Knagg - On November 19th, at Urmston Cottage Hospital, to Mr and Mrs Stanley Knagg (née Ida Rogers), a daughter (Sylvia). Both well.

Sat 11 Jan 1941	Death
	Knaggs - On the 10th inst, suddenly, at Withington Hospital, Robert, the beloved husband of the late Miriam Knaggs, aged 72, of 73 Old Moat Lane, Withington.

Thu 5 Aug 1943	Death
	Knagg - On 3rd inst, at 25 Arran Street, Moston, Mary Elizabeth, aged 83, the dearly loved wife of William Henry Knagg. Service at Holy Trinity Church, 10.15 am, prior to interment at Harpurhey Cemetery 11 am, Saturday August 7th.

Sat 26 Aug 1944	Death
	Knagg - On August 25th at M.R.I. after a short illness, Christopher Edward, the dear husband of Bertha Knagg of 21 Herbert Street, Whitworth Park, in his 63rd year. Service at Christ Church on Tuesday August 29th at 10.15 am prior to interment Southern Cemetery 11 am.

Thu 22 Feb 1945	Death
	Knaggs - On February 21st, in hospital, Edward Dixon, dearly loved husband of Doris Knaggs, of 3 Greenleach Lane, Worsley, aged 50 years. Member of the Lodge of Hope No 2679. Interment at Worsley Parish Church Saturday 1.15 pm.

Tue 16 Mar 1948	Death
	Knagg - On March 13th, at 48 Middlewood Street, Harpurhey, fortified by the Rites of Holy Mother Church (RIP), Clara Alice, aged 38, on whose soul, sweet Jesus, have mercy, beloved wife of Samuel James Knagg. Interment Moston Cemetery, Thursday 4 pm.

Tue 4 Jan 1949	Death
	Naggs - On December 31st, 1948, in hospital, Mary, the beloved daughter of Henry and the late Florence Naggs, aged 17 years - 1a Hall Street, Gorton.  Cortege will leave 4 Victoria Road, Gorton, Thursday for interment Philips Park cemetery 3 pm.

Thu 3 Aug 1950	Death
	Knagg - On July 31st, in hospital, Graham David, darling son of Wilfred and Ada Knagg aged 10 months. Service St Stephen’s Church on Friday 2.15 pm; interment Philips Park Cemetery 3 pm - 46 Lotherton Street, Harpurhey.

Tue 24 Apr 1951	Death
	Knagg - On April 20th at 41 Lotherton Street, Harpurhey, Louisa H, aged 89 years, the dearly loved wife of John T Knagg. Service at St Stephen’s Church, Harpurhey, on Wednesday at 2.30 pm followed by interment at Harpurhey Cemetery at 3 pm.

Fri 30 Apr 1954	Death
	Knagg - On April 20th, in hospital, of 46 Lotherton Street, Harpurhay, Wilfred, aged 33 years, dearly loved husband of Ada Knagg. Cortege will leave 13 Lotherton street on Tuesday for Service in St Stephen’s Church at 2 pm followed by interment at Blackley New Cemetery at 2.45 pm.

Sat 19 Mar 1955	Death
	Knagg (née McGuire) - On March 18, in hospital, Mary Hilda, the dearly loved wife of Cyril Knagg, aged 44 years. Residence 3 Whitehaven Gardens, Didsbury. Deceased will be received into St Catherine’s Church on Monday at 7 pm. Requiem Mass on Tuesday at 10 am prior to interment at Southern Cemetery 11 am.

Mon 4 Feb 1956	Birth
	Naggs - On February 3rd, at home, to Pat (née O’Connor) and Frank, a daughter (Geraldine Teresa Mary), a sister for Timothy. Both well. Deo gratias.

Tue 23 Feb 1956	Death
	Naggs (née Wilkins) - On February 22nd, at the Manchester Royal Infirmary, Alice Rebecca, aged 56 years, the dearly loved wife of Henry Naggs - 1a Hall Street, Gorton. Service Hyde Road Methodist Church, Gorton, on Monday 2 pm; committal Manchester Crematorium 2.45 pm. Sprays only please.

Tue 28 Feb 1956	Death
	Naggs - On February 27th, at 1a Hall Street, Gorton, Henry, aged 56 years, the dearly loved husband of the late Alice R Naggs and dear father of Henry. Service Hyde Road Methodist Church, Gorton on Friday at 2.30 pm; committal Manchester Crematorium 3.15 pm. Sprays only please.

Sat 10 Mar 1956	Death
	Knagg - On March 9th, suddenly, at 13 Lotherton street, Harpurhey, Albert, aged 64 years, the dearly loved husband of Adelaide Knagg and a devoted father. Service in St Stephen’s Church on Tuesday at 2.5 pm; interment Blackley Cemetery 2.45 pm.

Thu 12 Apr 1956	Death
	Knagg - On April 11th, in hospital, and of 23 Hugo street, Moston, Albert Yates, the dearly loved husband of Elizabeth Margaret Knagg and dear father of Albert and Lilian. service in St Luke’s Church, Lightbowne, on Monday at 11 am, followed by interment at Philips Park Cemetery at 11.30.

Fri 22 Jun 1956	Death
	Knagg - On June 21st, in hospital, Daisy, aged 44 years, the very dearly loved wife of Duncan Knagg and dear mother of Ann and Ronnie of 5 Ollier Avenue, Longsight. Service at Manchester Crematorium on Monday 1 pm. Sprays only, please.

Wed 6 Mar 1957	Death
	Knagg - On March 6th, in hospital, Mary, widow of Herbert Knagg, in her 81st year. Funeral on Friday from Poynton for interment at the Stockport Borough Cemetery at 2 pm.

Mon 27 May 1957	Death
	Knagg - On May 25th, in hospital, and of 21 Ollier Avenue, Longsight, William Yates, aged 78 years (formerly of E Division, Manchester City Police), the very dearly loved husband of Charlotte Ann Knagg and dear father of Clara, Marion, Olive, Bert and Lottie. Funeral cortege from 27 Ollier Avenue on Wednesday at 10.30 am. Service at St Peter’s Church, Levenshulme, 11.5 am. Interment at Southern Cemetery 11.30 am.

Sat 14 Dec 1957	Death
	Knagg - On December 13th, at 21 Herbert Street, Moss Side, Bertha, aged 76 years, the beloved wife of the late Christopher Edward Knagg and dear mother of Cyril, Gladys, George, Evelyn and Marjorie. service at Christ Church on Wednesday, Decemb1r 18th at 12.30 pm. Interment at Southern Cemetery at 1.15 pm.

Wed 5 Apr 1961	Death
	Knagg - On April 3rd at 3 Maida Street, Longsight, Manchester 12, Charlotte Ann, aged 84 years, the beloved wife of the late William Yates Knagg and dear mother of Clara, Molly, Olive, Bert and Lottie. Service at St Peter’s Church, Levenshulme, on Friday at 10.50 am. Interment at Southern Cemetery 11.30.

Mon 23 Mar 1964	Death
	Knagg - On March 21st, at 5 Rocklyn Avenue, Moston, George William, aged 60 years, the dearly loved husband of Cecilia Knagg, dear father of Pamela, Alan and Margaret and granddad of Viviene and Lorraine. Sprays only, by request. service and committal Blackley Crematorium on Wednesday March 25th at 11 am.

Thu 28 Oct 1965	Death
	Knagg - On October 26th, at 9 Coldstream Avenue, Hr Blackley, Elizabeth, aged 78 years, beloved wife of the late James, on whose souls, sweet Jesus have mercy. Interment tomorrow, Friday, at Moston Cemetery, 3 pm.

Tue 8 Mar 1966	Death
	Knagg - On March 6th, in hospital, and of 5 Wendover House, Salford 5, Charles Edward, aged 61 years, the dearly loved husband of Frances Knagg. Service and interment Agecroft Cemetery on Friday at 11 am.

Tue 18 Apr 1967	Death
	Knagg - On April 16th 1967, at 17 Burns Street, Bradford, Gertrude, aged 70 years, the beloved wife of the late Ernest Victor Knagg, and dear mother of Edna, Gertrude, Ernest and the late Martha, a devoted grandmother. Service and interment at Phillips Park Cemetery on Thursday at 1.15 pm.

Mon 29 May 1967	Death
	Knagg - On May 27th 1967, at 103 Ten Acres Lane, Newton Heath, Emma Louisa, aged 86 years, dearly loved wife of the late George Knagg, and devoted mother of Alice, Nellie, Sam, Doris and the late Bill and Emma. Service and committal at Blackley Crematorium on Wednesday at 4 pm.

Tue 14 Oct 1969	Death
	Knagg - On October 11th 1969, in hospital, and of 3 Whitehaven Gardens, Didsbury, Emma, the dearly loved wife of Cyril, and loving mother of Christine and very dear grandmother of Helen and Kate. She will be sadly missed by her sisters and brother. Service and committal at Manchester Crematorium on Thursday October 16th at 2.45 pm.

Tue 29 Aug 1972	Death
	Knagg - On August 28th 1972, in hospital, and of 27a Lotherton Street, Harpurhey, Ernest, aged 66 years, beloved husband of Evelyn Knagg, dearly loved father of Lucy and son-in-law Maurice, dear granddad of Peter, Lisa and Christina. Service St Stephen’s Church, Harpurhay Friday 2 pm followed by committal.

Thu 9 Aug 1973	Death
	Knagg - On August 7th 1973, at her home address 467 Mill Street, Bradford, Ethel, aged 70 years, the dearly beloved sister of Elizabeth, Lottie, Jim, and Alice (Australia) and a dearly beloved aunt.  Service and interment at Philip’s Park Cemetery on Friday August 10th at 3.15 pm.

Mon 8 Oct 1973	Death
	Knagg - On October 4th 1973, suddenly, at his home, Alpha Street, Salford 6, Stuart, aged 35 years, at rest, dearly loved son of Winifred and John Knagg, beloved brother of Elsie and dear grandson of John Forshaw and the late Frances Mary Forshaw. Funeral service and interment at Agecroft Cemetery on Wednesday October 10th at 12.20 pm.

Thu 28 Nov 1974	Death
	Knagg - On November 28th 1974, at her home, 7 Gissing Walk, Harpurhey (late of 13 Lotherton Street), Adelaide, aged 81 years, beloved wife of the late Albert, and a dearly loved mother, mother-in-law, grandmother and great-grandmother. Service St Stephen’s Church, Harpurhey on Tuesday at 1.30 pm, followed by interment Blackley Cemetery. 

Tue 23 Nov 1976	Death
	Knagg - On November 22nd 1976, at his home, 18 St Brendon’s Road North, Withington, Manchester 20, Arthur Vernon Knagg, aged 73 years, beloved husband of Dolly.  Service at Manchester Crematorium on friday November 26th at 10.30 am.
	< Dolly is Alice M >

Mon 24 Jan 1977	Death
	Knagg (Edith) - Aged 97 years, died at New Manor, Longton, on Saturday, January 22nd, 1977, the beloved wife of the late Arthur Bentham, and mother of the late Stanley and Arnold.  Funeral to take place at Southern Cemetery, Manchester on Wednesday at 2.15 pm. Will all relatives and friends please meet at the cemetery.

Mon 21 Feb 1977	Death
	Knagg - On February 19th 1977, in hospital, and of 19 Archer Street, Bradford, James Edward, aged 69, the dearly loved husband of Harriet Knagg, the devoted father of May, Joyce and Jim, the dear brother of Alice, Charlotte and Elizabeth, a much loved grandfather and father-in-law.  Service and interment at Droylsden Cemetery on Thursday February 24th at 1.30 pm.

Sat 24 Sep 1977	Death
	Knagg - On September 23rd, in hospital, and of 7 Heston Drive, Davyhulme, Ida, aged 68 years, the dearly loved wife of the late Arthur Stanley Knagg, and the very dear mother of Ernest William and Sylvia, also a dear sister and mother-in-law. Service in the Kingdom Hall, Higher Road, Urmston, on Tuesday at 11.15 am, followed by committal at Manchester Crematorium at 12 noon. Family flowers only please, but donations, if desired, may be sent to British Heart foundation, 57 Gloucester Place, London W1H
	- acknowledgement mentions Ward 5, Park Hospital

Thu 29 Nov 1979	Death
	Knagg (Cyril) - On November 27th, 1979, suddenly, at 3 Whitehaven Gardens, Didsbury, aged 73 years, formerly with Thomsons Newspapers, sadly missed by his family. No flowers please, donations if desired to Cancer Research Fund, Christie Hospital. Service at Manchester Crematorium, on Tuesday December 4th, at 1.15 pm.

Mon 18 Aug 1980	Death
	Knagg (Pamela) - On August 15th, 1980, in hospital, and of 5 Rocklyn Avenue, Moston, aged 53 years, the loving daughter of Cecilia and the late George William Knagg, dear sister of Alan, sister-in-law of Margaret, dear aunt of Vivian and Lorraine.  Service and cremation will take place on Wednesday August 20th at 12.30 pm at Blackley Crematorium.

Wed 16 sep 1981	Death
	Knagg (Florence) - On September 14th 1981, in hospital, and of 7 Falsgrave Close, Newton Heath, Florence, aged 57 years, at rest, the beloved wife of George Knagg, and dearly loved mother of Barry and Barbara, dear mother-in-law of Anne and Joseph, and loving grandmother of Ann, Marie, Alison and Stephanie, a dearest sister, sister-in-law and aunt.  Service and interment at Blackley Cemetery, Friday September 18th at 1.30 pm.

Thu 27 Sep 1984	Death
	Knagg (Evelyn) - Suddenly on September 23 1984, in hospital, and of 29 Parkstead Drive, Harpurhey, Evelyn, aged 77 years, the beloved wife of the late Ernest, dearly loved mother of Lucy, loving sister of William, a caring mother-in-law to Maurice Edmund and devoted grandmother of Peter, Lisa and Christina and great-grandmother of Reanne who will be sadly missed by all her relatives and friends.  Service at the United Church, Carisbrook Street, Harpurhey, on Friday September 28 at 12.45 pm followed by committal at Blackley Cemetery at 1.30 pm.  Inquiries to R T Leech and Sons Ltd.

Tue 7 Feb 1989	Death
	Knagg (Cecilia) - On February 3rd 1989, peacefully at a rest home in Sale, formerly of Rocklyn Avenue, Moston, Cecilia, aged 83 years, the dearly loved wife of the late George William Knagg, much loved mother of Alan and the late Pamela, treasured mother-in-law of Margaret, devoted grandma of Vivienne and Lorraine. Service and committal at Altrincham Crematorium on Thursday February 9th at 2 pm.

Tue 2 Oct 1990	Death
	Knagg (Harriet) - On October 1st 1990 in a Nursing Home and of Clayton, aged 79 years, beloved wife of the late James Edward, loving mother of May, Joyce and Jams, a treasured grandmother and great-grandmother and a dear mother-in-law. Service and interment at Droylsden Cemetery on Monday October 8th at 11 am.

Mon 11 May 1992	Death
	Knagg (Emily) - On May 7th 1992, in hospital, and of Langley Lane, Middleton, aged 74 years, beloved wife of John, much loved mother of Linda and John, loving mother-in-law of Philip and Catherine and a dearly loved gran. Service and committal Middleton Crematorium Wednesday May 13th at 11.30 am.

Tue 6 Feb 1996	Death
	Knagg (George) (Jim) - On February 3rd 1996, suddenly at his home, Jim, aged 76 years, beloved husband of the late Flo, a much loved dad, granddad, great-granddad and father-in-law. Jim will be sadly missed by his friends and family. Service and interment at Blackley cemetery on Monday February 12th at 10.30 am.

Fri 8 Jan 1999	Death
	Knagg (Ronald Richard) - Peacefully on January 5th 1999, surrounded by his loving family, at home, Ron, aged 64 years. Dearly loved husband of Gill, devoted father of Wendy and David, much loved father-in-law, a devoted and special Pops to his grandchildren, a much loved brother of Ann. Funeral service and committal to be held at the Manchester Crematorium on Thursday January 14th at 4 pm.

Tue 17 Oct 2000	Death
	Naggs (Mary Monica) (née COLLINS) - peacefully at her home in Sale on October 5th 2000, Fortified by the Rites of Holy Mother Church, Monica aged 70 years, dearly loved wife of Gerard, dearest mam of Michael, Gerard, Laurence, John, Monica and the late Clare, adored gran of Darren, Kellie, Glenn, James, Ryan, David, Gemma and Katie. A loving mother-in-law who will be sadly missed by all her family and many friends. Requiem Mass at All Saints R. C. Church, Ashton on Mersey, on October 20th at 9.15 am, followed by interment at Brooklands Cemetery.

Wed 7 Mar 2007	Death
	Knagg (Marjorie) – Peacefully in hospital on March 4 2007 and formerly of Fallowfield. Marjorie aged 83 years the dearly loved wife of the late George and much loved mam of Graham. Also treasured gran of Christopher and Kevin and great-gran of Emily, Christopher and Jack. She will be sadly missed by all her family and friends. Service to take place at the C of E Chapel, Southern Cemetery on Tuesday March 13 at 11.30 followed by interment.

14 Sep 2011 (online)		Death
	KNAGG ALAN

On 4th September 2011. Alan quietly passed away in hospital aged 76 years. The devoted Husband of Margaret, loving Dad of Vivienne and Lorraine and Father-in-law of Mark. Proud Grandad of Thomas and Rebecca. Funeral service and
committal will take place at Altrincham Crematorium on Friday 16th September at 11.00am. Family flowers only, donations if desired for British Heart Foundation, may be sent to Arthur Gresty Funeral Homes…

The Manchester Guardian

Wed 23 Apr 1851	FALLING OF A CHURCH BELL IN LIVERPOOL
	On Sunday evening last, an accident, which might have been attended by fatal consequences, occurred at St Albans Church, Limekiln Lane, Liverpool. At the north end of the church is a spire or steeple, in which, at an altitude of about forty yards, was placed a bell of about a ton weight. Beneath where the bell was suspended is the entrance for the congregation, and below this a cellar.  On the level with the street, or nearly so, is the ground floor of the church, from the entrance door of which a short flight of steps leads to the gallery.  Above this, in the spire, was another floor, which constituted the remaining portion of the steeple or bell-loft. The person ringing the bell, whilst doing so, would stand on the stairs immediately leading to the gallery of the church.  It appears, from the statement of Mr Knaggs, the sexton, that representations of the insecurity of the bell had repeatedly been made, and that no fewer than five accidents have occurred to it, by reason, in previous cases, of the tongue having given way, and fallen out of it.  The bell was suspended in the steeple from two cross-beams. At a few minutes past six o'clock on Sunday night, as James Knaggs, the son of the sexton, was ringing the bell, summoning the congregation to church, the ponderous bell fell with a tremendous crash, carrying with it the three floorings which intervened between the cellar. At the time of the accident, a christening was being solemnised in the church, and the people were assembling for the usual evening service. Several persons had immediately before passed across the stair landing which the bell carried away in its fall, and had the accident occurred either one minute before or after the time it did, the consequences must inevitably have been fatal to one or more human lives; as it was, the only injury done was a slight hurt to the boy who had been ringing, and the damage done to the church, which is not considerable. - Liverpool Standard.
	< This is James the son of George and Catherine - Roman Catholic? >

Tue 8 Jan 1856	Advert
	1st Jan 1856 The British Journal of Homeopathy
	Review - Knaggs’s Common sense versus homeopathy

Mon 8 Jul 1895	Marriage
	WHITWORTH:KNAGGS On the 6th inst at St Mary’s Parish Church, Scarborough, by the Rev W H Griffith, JAMES BAMFORD WHITWORTH, of Heatfield, Littleborough to EMILY, elder daughter of the late GEORGE OUTWIN KNAGGS, of Hatfield Park, near Doncaster.

Thu 22 Feb 1945	Deaths
	KNAGGS On February 21, in hospital, EDWARD DIXON, dearly loved husband of DORIS KNAGGS of 3 Greenleach Lane, Worsley, aged 50 years. Member of the Lodge of Hope, No 2679. 

Sat 21 Mar 1953	Marriages
	GRAY-KNAGGS On March 19 1953, at St Ann’s church, Manchester, by the Rev Eric Saxon, B.A., B.D., DENIS JAMES, younger son of Mr and Mrs H. J. GRAY of Greenford, Middlesex to MARY HODGSON, only daughter of Mr and Mrs W. H. KNAGGS of Altrincham, Cheshire.

Mon 3 Jan 1955	Marriages
	KNAGGS-FREISLICH On December 18 1954, At St Albans church, Molo, GEORGE HUNTLEY, only son of Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs C. F. KNAGGS of Mau Summit to PETRONELLA ROSEMARY, only daughter of Mr and Mrs S. H. FREISLICH of Nairobi 

Tue 1 Jan 1957	Deaths
	KNAGGS On December 29, after a long illness patiently borne, at Cornhill, Sleights, JOHN THOMAS KNAGGS, aged 82 years, dear husband of Emily Knaggs. Funeral on Wednesday, January 2, at Sleights church at 2.30 pm.

Wed 25 Jun 1958	Engagement
	KNAGGS-STRIPP The engagement is announced between JOHN GEOFFREY, elder son of Mr and Mrs W. H. KNAGGS of Altrincham, Cheshire, and MOIRA ANNE, younger daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs W. A. STRIPP of Brighton, Sussex.

Sun 21 Sep 1968	Birth
	KNAGG On September 14, To KATHERINE (nee Taylor) and DAVID, a son (Christopher David) – 20 Lawrence Avenue, Simonstone? Near Burnley

Melbourne Argus

Date? 	Births
	Knaggs	On the 15th July at Sister Annera’s private hospital Armadale, the wife of Trevor Knaggs – a son (probably Trevor Conner)

Mid-Devon and Newton Times

21 Apr 1945	Death of Mr R Lawford Knaggs
	We regret to record the death in his 87th year of Mr Robert Lawford Knaggs, M.C. (Cantab), F.R.C.S., of 20 Forde Park, who passed away on Monday after a short illness.  Deceased was senior consulting surgeon at Leeds General Infirmary, with which he had been connected practically all his life.  He was also Professor of Surgery at Leeds University and during the last war had charge of the Second Northern general Hospital, holding the rank of Major.  A native of Huddersfield, he was the eldest and only surviving son of the late Dr Samuel Knaggs.  Mr and Mrs Knaggs came to live in Newton twelve years ago and were actively interested in the Newton Abbot Nursing Association.  A funeral service was held at Wolborough on Thursday, followed by cremation at Plymouth.  The committal will take place at Newton Abbot Cemetery this morning.

Milton Keynes Citizen

Thu 9 June 2005	Obit
	Knaggs, Arthur – passed away peacefully on 5th June 2005 at Willen Hospice. Funeral service takes place at Crowhill Crematorium on Tuesday 14th June at 3.30 pm.

Morning Chronicle (London)

Fri 26 Nov 1852	Marriage
	On the 12th August, at Melbourne, Donald Alexander McLeod, Esq., son of the late Donald McLeod, Esq., Amlerpore, India, To Eliza Catherine, youngest daughter of Dr. Knaggs.

Sat 31 Mar 1855	Birth
	On the 27th inst., the wife of Robert Knaggs, Esq., surgeon, Swindon, Wiltshire, of a son (This is Robert Henry Edward)

Tue 23 Jun 1857	Birth
	On the 18th inst., the wife of Samuel Knaggs Esq., surgeon, Huddersfield, of a son. (This is Thomas Ashby)

Fri 18 Feb 1859	Birth
	On the 14th inst., at Malden Place, Haverstock Hill, the wife of Dr Knaggs, of a son (This is Henry Valentine)

Sat 9 Apr 1859	Birth
	On the 3rd inst., at her father’s house, at Brompton, Kent, the wife of Henry Knaggs Esq., 59th Regt., of a daughter (This is Edith Alice Constance)

Natal Mercury

Fri 4 Feb 1876	Birth
	Middlesbrough, at Grange Road, on the 26th ult., the wife of Charles Knaggs, of a son. (This is Charles Robert)

Sat 12 Aug 1893	Died
Knaggs - On the 9th August (of rheumatic fever), the beloved wife of C J Knaggs, Silverton Road, Berea.
< This is Cornelius James Knaggs and who?, the probable parents of Isabel Ellie Knaggs (Crystallographer) >

Newcastle Courant

Sat 9 Feb 1822	Death
	Saturday last at Whitby, aged 78, Mr John Knaggs.

Fri 4 May 1849	Marriage
	At Kirkleatham on the 1st inst., Mr James Bland, of Easingwold, to Elizabeth, daughter of the late Mr David Knaggs, of the former place.

Fri 16 Nov 1855	Death
	At Sherburn Hill, on the 11th inst., aged 66, much respected, Addy Knaggs, sister of the late Mr Jonathan Fairlam.

Fri 8 Aug 1856	Death
	At Bishopwearmouth, in Hedworth Street, on the 3rd inst., aged 41, Hannah, wife of Mr Richard Knaggs, pierman.

Fri 6 Feb 1857	Death
	On the 3oth ult., aged 18, Jane, daughter of Mr Robert Knaggs

Fri 14 Jan 1859	Marriage
	At London, at St Pancras Church, on the 3rd inst, John Rodham Carr, Esq LL.D., barrister at law, of Carr’s Hill, Durham, to Ellen, daughter of John Knaggs Esq, Euston Square, London.

Fri 1 May 1874	Death
	Middlesbrough, at Zetland Road, on the 26th ult., aged 45, Robert, son of Robert Knaggs.

Newcastle Evening Chronicle

Tue 19 Jun 1906	Death
	Knaggs. At 41 Hawthorn Street, on the 18th inst, in his 63rd year, Francis James, the beloved husband of the late Mary Knaggs. To be interred at Elswick Cemetery on Wednesday at 3 o’clock; cortege to leave residence at 2.15. Service at Maple Street Chapel at 2.30 pm.

Fri 23 Jul 1915	Death
	Knaggs. Blyth Seamen’s Mission, The Green, 22nd inst, aged 66 years, Joseph Thomas, the beloved husband of Catherine Knaggs, late of 62 Gladstone Street. Interment Cowpen Cemetery Sunday; cortege leaving residence 2.30 pm.

Fri 1 Feb 1924	Death
	Knaggs. 82 Longley Street, 31st, aged 28 years, Robert, dearly loved s0n of Henry and Mary Knaggs. Interment Elswick Cemetery, Monday, leaving residence 2.15.

Thu 7 Jan 1926	Death
	Knaggs. Whitley bay, 5 Crescent Vale, on the 6th inst, age 43 years, Marianne, beloved wife of William Knaggs. Interment Benfields Cemetery, Blackhill, Saturday January 9th at 3 o’clock. Service at home 1 o’clock, leaving residence 1.30. Cortege when passing through Newcastle will pick up friends outside Station Hotel at 2.10.

Fri 29 Jul 1932	Death
	Knaggs. Felling, 45 Woodlands Terrace, on the 28th inst, aged 42 years, Thomas Wilfred, dearly beloved son of Joseph Henry and Mary Hannah Knaggs. To be interred Heworth on Monday, cortege leaving residence at 2.15.

Wed 14 Jul 1937	Death
	Knaggs. 95 Cromwell Street, on the 13th, aged 57 years, Francis James, dearly loved husband of Violet Ann Knaggs. Interment Elswick Cemetery Friday. Cortege leaving residence 2 pm. Funeral private.

Wed 19 Nov 1930	Death
	Knaggs. Jarrow, 32 Maple Street, 19th inst, aged 81 years, William, dearly beloved husband of the late Sarah Knaggs. Interment Friday 2.45.

Sat 29 Nov 1930	Death
	Knaggs. 82 Longley Street, November 29th, aged 61 years, Mary Eva, dearly beloved wife of Henry Knaggs.

Sat 31 Jan 1942	Death
	Knaggs. 32 Meldon Street, 29th, 1 year 6 months, Margaret Rose, beloved child of Francis J and Margaret. Interment Elswick, Monday, leaving 1.45.

Sat 17 Jul 1943	Death
	Knaggs. Pelaw, 28 Portland Street, 15th inst, Arthur C, beloved husband of Rosina Knaggs. Interment Heworth Monday. Private.

Mon 6 Jan 1947	Death
	Knaggs. Hebburn, 14 Barnard Crescent, 4th, Herbert, beloved husband of Alice. Interment Wednesday. Friends meet cemetery 11 am.

Tue 11 Feb 1947	Death
	Knaggs. New York, Murton House Farm, 9th inst, aged 59, Bernard Allen, beloved husband of Sarah. Interment Earsden Wednesday 3.30.

Sat 27 Dec 1952	Death
	Knaggs. Newcastle, 121 Beaconsfield Street, December 23rd, aged 85, Henry, beloved husband of the late Mary Eva Knaggs. Cremation West Road, Newcastle, Monday, cortege to leave residence at 1.30 pm. Funeral private.

Sat 2 Jan 1960	Death
	Knaggs. 60 Earls drive, December 31st, suddenly, aged 78 years, Violet Ann, beloved wife of the late Francis James Knaggs. Interment Elswick Cemetery Monday.

Sat 10 Aug 1963	Death
	Knaggs. Shieldfield, 20 King Charles Tower, on August 9th, aged 85 years, Elizabeth (née Spencer) dearly loved wife of the late Thomas George and dear mother of Jane, Spencer, Charlotte, Elizabeth, Catherine and Isabel. To be received into Christ Church on Monday 7.30 pm. Requiem Tuesday 9.15 am. Interment to follow at All Saints Cemetery at 10 am.

Wed 30 Oct 1963	Death
	Knaggs. Newcastle, 177 Pandon Court, on October 26th, age 16 months, Linda, dearly loved daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (née Edgar) and dear sister of Brian. Interment at St John’s Churchyard on Friday at 10.30 am, leaving residence at 9.40 am for service in Christ Church at 10.0 am.

Fri 9 Dec 1966	Death
	Knaggs. Shieldfield, 177 Pandon Court, in hospital, on December 6th, aged 22 months. Debra, dear daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (née Edgar), and dear sister of Bryan. Interment St John’s Churchyard, Gateshead, Monday 10.45 am leaving residence 9.40 for service Christ Church, Shieldfield, Newcastle 10 am.

Wed 3 May 1967	Death
	Knaggs. Newcastle. 2 Paignton Avenue, in hospital, on May 1st, aged 74 years, Albert, dearly loved husband of Mary and dear father of Albert, Clifford, Arthur and daughter-in-law Barbara. Interment West Road Cemetery, Thursday 10.30 am.

Sat 29 Sep 1973	Death
	Knaggs - Longbenton, 41 Campsey Close, in hospital, on September 27th, aged 64 years, Charles, beloved husband of the late Violet May (née Purdy). interment Heaton Cemetery, Tuesday 2 pm, leaving residence 1.40 pm.

Wed 5 Jun 1974	Death
	Knaggs - Westerhope, 41 Langdon Road (late of Blyth), on June 4th (in hospital), aged 79 years, John William, the dearly loved husband of the late Margaret Alice (née Strong) and loving father of Audrey and Vivienne and dear grandfather of Kay. Cortege leaving daughter’s residence, 3b Princess Louise Road, blyth, on friday 1.15 pm for cremation Cowpen Crematorium 1.30 pm.

Thu 22 Mar 1979	Death
	Knaggs (Westerhope) - 8 Kielder Close, on March 21st, aged 72 years, Francis James, beloved husband of Margaret and a dear father of Derek and Doreen, Frank and Marjorie, Gerald and Olive, also dear granddad of Kevin, Terry and Ian. Cremation West Road, Newcastle, on Tuesday, March 27th at 3 pm.

Mon 20 Jun 1983	Death
	Knaggs (Chopwell) - 2 Elizabeth Street, suddenly, on June 18th, aged 45 ?years, John, dearly loved husband of Helen, loved father of Mark and dear son of Joe and the late Doris Knaggs.

Sat 18 May 1985	Death
	Knaggs (Westerhope) - 8 Keilder Close, on May 17, aged 77 years, Margaret (née Anderson) beloved wife of the late Frank, dear mother of Frank, Gerald, Derek and a much loved grandmother and great-grandmother.  Service at Newcastle Crematorium on Tuesday May 21 at 12 noon, leaving residence at 11.45 am.  Friends please meet at crematorium.

Wed 18 Dec 1985	Death
	Knaggs (Heaton) - 60 Belvedere House, on December 17th, aged 80 years, Moses Spencer, dearly beloved husband of Georgina (née Davison), a dearly loved father of Thomas, Jim, Allan, Elsie and the late Spencer, also a devoted granddad and great granddad. Leaving residence on Friday December 20th at 12.15 pm for service at Christ Church, Shieldfield, at 12.30 pm followed by cremation at West Road Crematorium, Newcastle, at 1.15 pm.

Fri 15 May 1992	Death
	Knaggs (Darnell Place) - On 13th May peacefully in hospital aged 74 years, Phyllis (née Errington). Dear wife of the late Stephen. A much loved mam of Dorothy, Leslie, Stephen and Violet. A much loved sister of Margaret and a dear grandmother and great grandmother of all the family. Service at West Road Crematorium on Monday 18th at 2.15 pm.

Fri 14 Aug 1992	Death
	Knaggs (Heaton) - 60 Belvedere House (formerly of Shieldfield). In hospital, on August 12th, aged 82 years, Georgina, beloved wife of the late Spencer, dear mother of Tommy, Jimmy, Allan and Elsie and the late Spencer and a much loved grandmother, great grandmother and mother-in-law. Service and cremation at Newcastle Crematorium on Tuesday 18th August at 3 pm. Leaving son’s residence, 43 Clarence House, Shieldfield, at 2.30 pm. Family flowers only please, donations may be sent, if desired, to Ward 49, Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle.

? Sep 1993	Birth
	Knaggs (Longbenton) - Kenny and Sharon (née Evans) are delighted to announce the birth of their daughter Natalie Louise, 5 lb 9 z, born on 12th September 1993 at 1.05 am. Many thanks to all the staff at Princess Mary Maternity Hospital.

Tue 12 Dec 1995	Death
	Knaggs (Battlefield) - St Ann’s Close. Suddenly on 9th December, aged 61 years, Jim, dearly loved brother of Thomas, Allan, Elsie and the late Spencer, also a dear brother-in-law and uncle of all the family. Cortege leaving his brother’s residence at Clarence House, Shieldfield, on Friday 15th December at 9.10 am for service and cremation at West Road Crematorium at 9.30 am.

Tue 4 Feb 1997	Death
	Knaggs (Ebchester, - formerly of) - In Shotley Park Residential Home, on 3rd February, aged 85 years, James, beloved husband of the late Lily and a much loved father, grandfather and great grandfather of all the family. Friends please meet for service in Ebchester Methodist Church on Friday 7th February at 9.30 am followed by cremation at Mountsett Crematorium.

Fri 4 Sep 1998	Death
	Knaggs (Newcastle) (née Bethel) - On 28 August, suddenly, in Newcastle, Barbara, a beloved wife of the late Albert, and a dearly loved sister of Margaret and the late Mary, a dear sister-in-law and auntie. Funeral service will take place on Tuesday 8th September at St James Church, Selby, North Yorkshire, prior to interment in Selby Cemetery. No flowers by request but donations if desired to St James Church fund on the plate provided in the church.

Fri 6 Apr 2000	Death
	Knaggs (Shieldfield) - Suddenly, on 31st March, aged 61 years, Elizabeth (née Edgar) dearly beloved wife of Thomas, much loved mum of Brian and Kevin, loving nanna of Darren, Christopher and Chandler, a dearly loved daughter of May and a dear sister of Jean. friends please meet at Christ Church, Shieldfield, for Requiem Mass on Thursday 6th April at 10.45 am followed by cremation at the West Road Crematorium.

Fri 7 Jul 2000	Death
	Knaggs (Arthurs Hill) - Suddenly, in hospital, on 5th July, aged 82 years, John, devoted husband of Joan, beloved father of Derek and Linda, father-in-law of Val, loving grandfather of Jodie, Greg and Deborah. Family and friends to meet for service and cremation at West Road Crematorium on Tuesday 11th July at 10.20 am. 

Online from 2002.

25 Jun 2002
	KNAGGS (Gateshead). Peacefully in hospital on 22nd June 2002, aged 53 years, Leslie (Les), much loved brother of Stephen, Violet and Dot, a loved brother-in-law and uncle of all the family. Will be greatly missed. Family and friends please meet at West Road Crematorium on Thursday 27th June at 2.15pm.

31 Jul 2002
	KNAGGS (Harbottle). Kip Cottage. Peacefully on 29th July at the Cottage Hospital, Rothbury, Vivian Kirkham Knaggs (Viv), husband of Jo. Dearly loved and sadly missed. Funeral private.	< who is this? >

1 Oct 2002
	KNAGGS (Blakelaw). Suddenly on 25th September, aged 50 years, Stephen (Steve), dearly beloved husband of Margaret, much loved dad of Sam, Thomas, Carl and Maria, dear father-in-law of Ken, Marion and Paula, loving brother of Violet and Dorothy and a dearly loved brother-in-law and grandad of all the family. Will be sadly missed by all who knew him. Friends please meet for service at Newcastle Crematorium on Friday 4th October at 9.15am.

16 May 2003
	KNAGGS (Wideopen). Suddenly at home on May 13th, aged 61 years, Robert Ridley (Bob), dear da of Deborah and Steven. Cremation at West Road Crematorium on Tuesday 20th May at 11.30am, friends please meet at the crematorium. No flowers by request, donations in lieu to Cancer Research UK.

Newcastle Guardian

Sat 28 Nov 1846	Marriage
	At Northallerton, on the 24th inst., Mr Henry Knaggs of Whitby to Jane, only daughter of Mr Richard Bowman, Northallerton

Sat 5 Feb 1848	Marriage
	At Monkwearmouth, on the 2nd inst, Mr Richard Knaggs to Miss Mary Ann Dunn.

Sat 15 Apr 1848	Birth
	At Stockton, on the 12th inst, the wife of Mr John Knaggs, of a son. (William)

Sat 24 Feb 1849	Marriage
	At Houghton-le-Spring, on the 21st inst, Mr Thomas Knaggs, bookseller of Easington Lane to Miss Mary Dove of Hetton.

Sat 17 Mar 1849	Death
	In the Union Workhouse, on the 10th inst, aged 62, Mr Thomas Knaggs, shoemaker.

Sat 26 Jul 1851	Marriage
	At Stockton, at the Registrar’s Office, on the 19th inst, Mr Robert Knaggs to Miss Elizabeth Madderson, both of Norton.

Sat 21 Aug 1852	Death
	At North Shields on the 17th inst, aged 78, Elizabeth, widow of Mr William Knaggs

Sat 25 Feb 1854	Death
	At Hetton-le-Hole on the 12th inst, in his 81st year, Mr Robert Knaggs.

Sat 7 Feb 1857	Death
	At Stockton-on-Tees on the 30th ult, aged 18, Jane, daughter of Mr Robert Knaggs.

Sat 29 Aug 1857	Marriage
	At St Nicholas Church on the 22nd inst, Mr R Kellett to Miss Elizabeth Knaggs.

Sat 15 Jan 1859	Marriage
	At London on the 3rd inst., John Bodden Carr, Esq, LLD of Durham, to Ellen, daughter of John Knaggs Esq., London

Newcastle Journal

Sat 14 July 1838	Marriage
	At Stockton, on the 9th inst., Mr Edw. Cassody to Miss Thomason Knaggs

Sat 31 Aug 1844	Marriage
	At Darlington, st Holy Trinity Church, on the 25th inst, Mr John Waistell to Miss Ann Knaggs.

Sat 17 Mar 1849	Death
	In the workhouse on the 10th inst., aged 62, Mr Thomas Knaggs, shoemaker

Sat 19 Nov 1853	Marriage
	At Stranton, on the 15th inst., Mr Reuben Storm to Miss Mary Knaggs, all of West Hartlepool

Sat 25 Feb 1854	Death
	At Hetton-le-Hole, in John Street, on the 19th inst, in the 81st year of his age, Mr Robert Knaggs

Newcastle Morning Herald & Miners’ Advocate (New South Wales)

Fri 1 Jun 1877	Death
	Knaggs - At his residence, Maibenville, Newcastle, Dr R. C. Knaggs; aged 68 years.
			Obituary
	It is with deep regret that we announce the decease of Robert Corbett Knaggs, Esq., Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London and Licentiate of the Society of Apothecaries, Ireland, which occurred at his residence, Maibenville House, Laman street, yesterday.
	Dr Knaggs had been ailing for the past six or eight months and for some time serious apprehensions were entertained as to the state of his health, he having exhibited symptoms of fatty disease of the heart. In the latter end of April, accompanied by his son, Dr S. T. Knaggs, he went to Sydney for the express purpose of consulting Dr Bowker; but under care and attention, latterly the more urgent symptoms appeared somewhat abated. Yesterday he felt somewhat oppressed in his breathing, and essayed to go up town, but feeling unwell, returned home, and appeared relieved by resting. About half past three o’clock in the afternoon, while in the act of playing with his little granddaughter, after passing her from off his knee - he gave a couple of gasps and fell back dead in his chair.
	the deceased was sixty eight years of age, having been born in January 1809. Twenty two years of his life he spent in Newcastle, arriving here in 1855. He was an upright honourable man, a good citizen, and bore the respect of the whole community. For several years he held the position of Coroner for the District of Newcastle, and established the well known firm of Messrs R. C. Knaggs and Co. From the latter he retired only a short time ago in favour of his son, Mr J. R. Knaggs. He was concerned with Mr Maxted in establishing the first newspaper published in Newcastle, and in many other important matters he took an active part. Though not what might be termed a public man, Dr Knaggs has, during his residence in Newcastle, done much to promote the well being of its inhabitants, and his loss is very much felt. We may say that he died universally regretted, for as a trusted and unostentatious gentleman, he won the esteem of the public generally and the good feelings of many warm hearted friends.
	His death wasn’t expected by his relatives but he appears to have had his own foreboding as to a fatal termination of his illness and only a few days ago, in course of conversation, expressed desire that his funeral obsequies should be conducted without ostentation, and that the displays usually made at funerals should be dispensed with.
	General sympathy is felt for the family of dr Knaggs in their bereavement.

Newry Commercial Telegraph

29 Feb 1828	Married
	On the 25th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Mitchel, WILLIAM PATTERSON, jun., of the Foundry, near this town, to MARY KNAGGS, of Drogheda [Co Louth].

The News of the World	

8 June 1856	EXTENSIVE FRAUDS UPON A LOAN SOCIETY
Thomas Knaggs, a middle aged man, who was for some time secretary of the Liverpool Tradesmen's Friendly Loan Society, but who absconded in January last, was charged before the Liverpool magistrates with embezzling various amounts of money, the repayment of loans which had passed through his hands.  Several cases were proved against him, and it was stated that the total amount of the defalcations was £1,500. Knaggs, for whom the police have long been in quest, was captured in Manchester a few days ago. He was committed for trial at the sessions.
	<This Thomas is in the 1851 census for Liverpool - age 45, from Shadwell >

New Zealand Herald

Fri 17 Nov 1899	Death
	Knaggs - On November 14, at Waikumete, Auckland, Richard Knaggs, late of Mangapai, aged 83 years.

Wed 7 Nov 1906	Death
	Knaggs - On November 5, 1906, at Dunedin, after a short illness of Pneumonia, our dearly beloved daughter Alice; aged 19 years. Deeply regretted.

Wed 15 Feb 1911	Death
	Knaggs - On February 7, 1911, at her residence, Omaha, Margaret, the beloved wife of Thomas W. Knaggs, in her 86th year.

Mon 24 Jun 1912	Death
	Knaggs - On Monday June 17th, at Warkworth, Eva Clara, dearly beloved wife of Duncan W. Knaggs of Ti Point, Omaha, and third daughter of Mrs G Rollison, Brighton Road, Remuera; aged 40 years.

Mon 30 Sep 1912	Death
	Knaggs - On September 29th, at private hospital, Auckland, Hannah Wilhelmina, dearly beloved wife of Richard John Knaggs; aged 36 years.
	Interment at Leigh tomorrow (Tuesday).

Mon 24 Feb 1913	Death
	Knaggs - On February 22nd, 1913, at William Street, Mount Albert, Thomas Wilson Knaggs; aged 75 years. Interment private.

Wed 16 Dec 1914	Death
	Knaggs - On December 11th, at his residence, Leigh, Omaha, George, the dearly beloved husband of Isabella Knaggs, formerly of Kilham, Yorkshire, England; aged 73 years.

Thu 1 Jun 1916	Death
	Knaggs - On May 31, at Henderson, the dearly beloved and only son of Wilson and Lenore Knaggs, aged 2 years and 2 weeks.

Mon 14 May 1928	Death
	Knaggs - On May 12th, at the Auckland Hospital, Cordelia Isabella, the dearly beloved eldest daughter of Wilson and Lenore Knaggs; age 20 years.
	Funeral will leave her parents’ residence, Henderson, at 3 pm for Waikumete Cemetery.

Fri 18 Jul 1930	Death
	Knaggs - On July 16, at a private hospital, Annie, the dearly loved wife of the late Richard Knaggs; age 87 years.
	The funeral will leave the mortuary of T. J. McIvor and Sons today (Friday) at 10 am for Waikumete Cemetery.

Mon 28 Aug 1933	Death
	Knaggs - On August 26th (suddenly) at Auckland, Richard John Knaggs, husband of the late Anna Wilhelmina Knaggs, late of Leigh, and beloved father of Mrs Teirney, Mrs Jones, George and Bob Knaggs, of Auckland, and Charles Knaggs of Napier, in his 64th year.
	Funeral leaves McIvor’s mortuary, Newton, 2 pm today (Monday) for Hillsborough Cemetery.

Fri 25 Mar 1938	Death
	Knaggs - On March 23rd, at Auckland Hospital, Eliza, beloved wife of the late Richard Knaggs, Challiner Street, St Heliers; aged 75 years.
	Funeral will leave McIver and Sons, Karangahape Road, 11 am today (Friday) for Waikumete Cemetery.

Thu 1 Jun 1950	Death
	Knaggs - On May 31 1950, at Auckland Hospital, Thomas Wilson, beloved husband of Leonore Knaggs, 1904 Great North Road, Avondale and loved father of Marian, Ian, the late Cordelia and Allan, and loved father-in-law of Emerald, and Grandfather of Ian David, aged 79 years. A service will be held at W H Tongue and Son’s Chapel 9.15 am tomorrow (Friday) at 10 am, funeral then leaving for Waikumete Crematorium.

Wed 20 Aug 1952	Death
	Knaggs, Annie Elizabeth - On August 19th (suddenly) at Kohimarama, dearly loved wife of William of 5 Holgate Road, Kohimarama and loved mother of Dick, Jack, Noeline? - sadly missed. A service will be held at T J McIver and Son’s Chapel, Karangahope Road, tomorrow (Thursday) at 11 am, the funeral leaving for Waikumete Cemetery.
	< Dick is Richard Edward, Noeline could be Gwendoline Cecilia >

Sat 20 Jun 1953	Death
	Knaggs, Margaret - On June 19th, at her residence, 203 Parnell Road, after a long illness, dearly beloved wife of George Harold Knaggs, and loved mother of Gavin Scott. At Rest. Service at W Morrison’s Chapel, Parnell Road at 1 pm Monday, funeral then leaving for crematorium.

Sat 19 Jun 1957	Death
	Knaggs, William - On January 18th 1957 at Green Lane Hospital (late of 14 Fenchurch Street, Glen Innes), beloved husband of the late Annie Elizabeth, and loved father of Richard, Jack, Noeline (Mrs Ward) and the late Selwyn, in his 63rd year. A service will be held at the chapel of T J McIver and Sons Ltd, 434 Karangahope Road, on Monday at 11 am, funeral then leaving for Waikumete Crematorium.

Fri 1 Aug 1958	Death
	Knaggs, Mona Audrey - On July 31st 1958, at Auckland Hospital, beloved wife of Albert Knaggs, formerly of Newton Road, and loved daughter in law of Elizabeth and Joe Knaggs, aged 43 years. A service will be held at Watney Siburn’s Chapel, Newmarket at 10.30 am, funeral leaving for Otahuhu Cemetery.
		- daughter of Eli John Rickards, loved sister and sister in law of Les and Ella and aunty of John.

Mon 9 May 1959	Death
	Knaggs, Joseph Richard - On November 8th 1959 at his residence, 42 Lewis Street, Blockhouse Bay, dearly beloved husband of Eliza and loved father of Percy, Albert, Thelma (Mrs Sayers), Phyllis (Mrs Adshead), also loved poppy of Joan, Ronald, Graham, Betty, Patricia and Murray, in his 77th year. A service will be held at the chapel of W R Battesby Ltd, Great North Road, Avondale tomorrow (Thursday) at 11.30 am, the funeral leaving afterward for Waikumete Lawn Cemetery.

Sat 19 Oct 1963	Death
	Knaggs, William Duncan (late 4th Battalion New Zealand Rifle Brigade, 1st NZEF) - On October 17th 1963 at the Walpukurau Hospital dearly loved husband of Lillian Joyce Knaggs, St Mary’s Road, Walpukurau and loving father of Douglas (Hamilton) and Dawn (Gisbourne) aged 70 years. The funeral service will be held at Walpukurau today (Saturday)
		- On October 17th 1963 at Walpukurau (late of Whangerei and Leigh), loved brother of Harold (Auckland), Grace (Mrs Sutton, Orewa), Con (Mrs McTavish, Auckland), Len (Leigh), the late Win (Mrs Jerrim) and Clara (Mrs Dunlop, Auckland)

Thu 1 Apr 1965	Death
	Knaggs, Leonard Gilbert - On March 31st 1965 at Middlemore Hospital (late of Ti Point, Leigh) loved friend of Jo, loved brother of Harold (Ellerslie), Grace (Mrs F Sutton, Morewa), Connie (Mrs J McTavish, Sandringham), John (Auckland), Clara (Mrs C Dunlop, Ti Point, Leigh) and the late William and Winifred (Mrs Jerrim, Matakana). A service will be held at the Church of St Michael and All Angels, Leigh at 11 am tomorrow (Friday) funeral then leaving for Leigh Cemetery.
		- husband of Irene, Kings Grove, Mt Eden

Tue 20 Jul 1965	Death
	Knaggs, Richard Edward (home serviceman Reg No 606765) - On July 19th 1965 at Hamilton, dearly loved husband of Roseline, of 6 Bledisloe Terrace, Hamilton East, and loved father of Raymond, Shirley and Billy, father in law of Joyce and Henry and granddad of Wayne, Tony and Mark; aged 49 years. A service will be held in the Hamilton Park Crematorium Chaple today (Tuesday) at 11 am, funeral then leaving for the Hamilton Park Cemetery.

Mon 27 Jun 1966	Death
	Knaggs, Clara Elizabeth - On June 25th 1966 (suddenly) at Hamilton, loved daughter of Emily Jane and the late Thomas OLLINGTON (8 Onslow Terrace, Hamilton) and loved sister of George and Malcolm; aged 50 years. Service in Knox Presbyterian Church, Albert Street, Hamilton East tomorrow (Tuesday) at 11 am, funeral then leaving for the Hamilton Park Cemetery.

Mon 22 Jul 1968	Death
	Knaggs, Thomas Henry - On July 21st at a private hospital (Late of 15 Sylvia Road, St Heliers) loved brother of Martha (Mrs Porch), and the late Mary (Mrs Stanley), Joe, Alice, Ellen (Mrs Stitt), William and Florence (Mrs Pratt); in his 66th year. A service will be held at the chapel of T.J. McIver and Son Ltd, 434 Karangahape Road tomorrow (Tuesday) at 10.30 am, the funeral then leaving for the Waikumete Cemetery.

Mon 2 Mar 1970	Death
	Knaggs, George Harold - On February 28, 1970, at his residence (Flat 3, 182A Ladies Mile, Ellerslie), dearly loved husband of Lilian, loved brother of Grace Sutton (Orewa), John, Constance McTavish, Clara Dunlop and the late William, Len and Winifred Jerrim. Absent from the body, present with the Lord. A service will be held tomorrow (Tuesday) at 11 a.m. in the Robert St. chapel, Ellerslie, funeral then leaving for Mangere Lawn Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be left for the Building Fund of the Robert St. chapel.

Tue 24 Mar 1970	Death
	Knaggs, Drucilla Charlotte Lenore - On March 23rd 1970, at a private hospital, beloved wife of the late Thomas Wilson Knaggs and loved mother of Marian, Ian and the late Cordelia and Alan, mother-in-law of Emerald and grandmother of David and Graeme; in her 90th year. A service will be held at the Baptist Tabernacle, Queen Street, Auckland. today (Tuesday) at 1 pm, funeral then leaving for Waikumete Cemetery. No flowers by request.
		- sister of Hilda (Mrs Nealey), Watt, Harvey, Bertha, Janet (Mrs Nichols), Stephen, Daphne and the late Ida (Mrs Jones), Verena (Mrs Kluge), Enard, Malcolm and William.

Wed 28 Aug 1974	Death
	Knaggs, Eliza - On August 26th 1974, at a private hospital, Auckland (of 22 Taylor Street, Avondale) dearly loved wife of the late Joseph Knaggs, loved mother of Jack, Albert, Thelma (Mrs Sayers), Phyllis (Mrs Adshead), loved grandmother of 6 grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren and 5 great great grandchildren; in her 90th year.  The funeral service will be held in the Chapel of W R Battersby Ltd, 1855 Great North Road, Avondale, today (Wednesday) at 2 pm. Park alongside chapel.

Thu 8 Jun 1978	Death
	Knaggs, Lilian Edna - On June 7th 1978, at Green Lane Hospital, beloved wife of the late Harold and loved mother and mother-in-law of Donald and Joan and loved grandmother of Bruce, Diane and Paul.
	A service will be held in the Robert Street Chapel, Ellerslie at 12.30 pm tomorrow (Friday) funeral leaving for Mangere Lawn Cemetery. No flowers but donations to the Robert Street Chapel Building Fund would be appreciated.

Wed 18 Jul 1979	Death
	Knaggs, George Oscar - On July 16th 1979 (suddenly) at his residence (8 Barberry Lane, Te Atatu) dearly loved husband of Florence, loved and respected father and father-in-law of George and Catherine (Tauranga), Bob and Olive (Australia), Ray and Faye (Hamilton), loved by his 11 grandchildren. A service will be held at the Chapel of Battersby Funeral Services, 1855 Great North Road, Avondale on Thursday at 12 noon, the funeral then leaving for Waimukete Berm Cemetery.

Wed 5 Sep 1979	Death
	Knaggs, Jack - On September 3rd, 1979 (suddenly), late of Parna Bay, loved husband of Alma and loved father and father-in-law of Lorraine and Geoff Goode, Selwyn and Michelle, grandfather of Shane, Sandra and Karrin; aged 53 years. A service will be held at the Waikumete Crematorium tomorrow (Thursday) at 12 noon. No flowers please, but donations may be made to the Heart Foundation of New Zealand.

Thu 28 Aug 1980	Death
	Knaggs, Edith Lucy - On August 27th, at Green Lane Hospital, beloved wife of Charles, mother of John (Australia), June (Mrs Hunter), Betty (Mrs Jensen), Pat (Mrs porter), and loved by her 14 grandchildren. A service will be held at the Purewa Crematorium Chapel at 2.15 pm tomorrow (Friday).

Mon 22 Sep 1980	Death
	Knaggs, Winifred - On September 21st 1980 (peacefully) at Mater Hospital, dearly loved wife of Percy John (Jack), loved mother of Joan, Ron and Graham, loved mother-in-law of Tom, Stella and Clare, loved grandmother of 10 grandchildren and great grandmother of 10 great grandchildren; in her 72nd year. Service at the chapel of Battersby Funeral Services, 1855 Great North Road, Avondale on Wednesday at 2 pm, thereafter private interment.

Sat 20 Dec 1980	Death
	Knaggs, Mary Jane - On December 19th 1980 at Auckland Hospital, dearly loved wife of Rob (11 Walsall Street, Avondale). Service will be held at Morrison’s Chapel, 367 Parnell Road, Parnell on Monday at 11 am followed by private interment.

Tue 4 Aug 1981	Death
	Knaggs, Malcolm George - On August 2nd 1981 (as a result of an accident at Tauranga) much loved eldest son of Catherine and George and loved brother of Mary, Desmond and Lee-Anne, and future brother-in-law of Jim, loved grandson of Betty Fawcett and the late Tom Fawcett and Florence and the late George Oscar Knaggs. A service will be held at the Salvation Army Citadel, corner of Cameron Road and 5th Avenue, Tauranga, today (Tuesday) at 11 am, thereafter to the Pyes Pa Cemetery.
		- dearly loved grandson of Florence Knaggs (24 Henderson Crescent, Tauranga).

Mon 15 Nov 1982	Death
	Knaggs, Percy (Jack) - On November 13th, 1982 (suddenly) at Waitakere Hospital, beloved husband of the late Win, dearly loved father of Joan, Ron and Graham, father-in-law of Tom, Stella and Clare. A service will be held at the chapel of Battersby Funeral services tomorrow at 1 pm. The funeral then leaves for Waikumete Cemetery.

Thu 26 May 1988	Death
	Knaggs, Albert Edward (Alby) - On May 24th 1988 (suddenly) much loved husband of Joan and brother in law of Phyllis and Aussie Adshead, loved uncle of Pat, Alan, Murray and Janet and great uncle of Joanne, Wayne, Cary and Joe; aged 80 years. A private family funeral has been held.

Sat 8 Oct 1988	Death
	Knaggs, Robert Henry - On October 7th 1988, at his residence, in his 77th year, loved husband of the late Mav, loved brother of Charles and respected uncle of all his nieces and nephews. His funeral service will be held in the Main Chapel of the Waikumete Crematorium on Monday October 10th at 10 am.

Sat 23 Dec 1989	Death
	Knaggs, Robert Wilson (Bob) - On December 21st 1989, of Bundaberg (after a hard fight with a long and painful illness) our Dad passed over, dearly loved husband of Olive, who nursed him untiringly, loved father of Debbie and Doug, respected father-in-law of Ross and special granddad of Dianne, Sharon, Bevan and Jennifer.

Sat 17 Feb 1990	Death
	Knaggs, Ian Wilson - On February 15th 1990, at North Shore Hospital, dearly beloved husband of Emerald, loved father of David and Graeme and father-in-law of Sherrill, and loved brother of Marian and the late Cordelia and Alan. A service will be held at the chapel of Rodney Funeral Home, 14 Tomoriki Avenue, Orewa, on Monday February 19th at 11 am, to be followed by private cremation. No flowers by request.

Fri 14 May 1993	Death
	Knaggs, Constance Beryl (Connie) - On May 12th 1993, at Christ’s Hospital, aged 77 years. Loved wife of the late John, loved mother and mother-in-law of Diane and John, loved nana of John, Robyn and Jason, and great nana of Jaimie. The entire service will be held in the chapel of the Morrison Funeral Home, 239 Lincoln Road, Henderson, tomorrow (Saturday) at 11.30 am.

Mon 5 Jul 1993	Death
	Knaggs, William (Bill) - On July 4th 1993, at North Shore Hospital (late of Forrest Hill); aged 71 years. Dearly loved husband and best friend of Nancy and will be sadly missed by his family in England. A service will be held at North Shore Crematorium Chapel, Schnapper Rock Road, Albany, at 11 am tomorrow.
	- brother-in-law of Hilda Johnson (Kopiti) and loved uncle of Dave and Jane, Richard and Ann, and great uncle of Simon and Samantha (Wellington).
	- brother-in-law of Phyll and Reg Colston and family (Essex, England).
< probably William KNAGGS and Nancy JONES, who married Mar 1952, Essex SW >

Thu 12 Aug 1993	Death
	Knaggs, Emerald - On Saturday August 7th, 1993, at west Harbour Gardens Private Hospital (after a long illness), aged 78 years. Loved wife of the late Ian, loved mother of David and the late Graeme and mother-in-law of Sherrill, loved sister of Lone? and sister-in-law of Arthur and also of Marion. A private family service was held yesterday. 

Mon 5 Mar 2012	Death

	KNAGGS, Eva Joy. Peacefully at home Friday March 2, 2012. Much loved wife of the late John. Treasured mum and mum-in-law of Charles, Wendy and Dave, Rob and Tammy, Linda and Alfred, Andrew and Sheila. Loving nanna and great nanna of 14. "A mum in a million" A service will be held at the chapel of Jason Morrison Funeral Services 24 Whitaker Road, Warkworth on Wednesday March 7, 2012 at 11:00am followed by private cremation. In lieu of flowers donations to the Wellsford/ Warkworth Hospice P O Box 517, Warkworth, would be appreciated. Communications to C/- P O Box 352 Warkworth 0941.

10 Jul 2017		Death
	KNAGGS, Dawn Shirley, On 7 July 2017, age 89, at Rossendale Hospital. Loved daughter of the late William Duncan and Lillian Joyce and sister of the late Douglas (Australia).

New Zealand Observer

22 Sep 1883		Hatched
	Knaggs – On September 16th, at Shelly Beach Road, Ponsonby, the wife of Richard Knaggs of a son (this is Joseph Richard)

Northern Advocate (Whangarai, New Zealand)

27 Apr 1889		Marriage
	KNAGGS— WATKINS.— On April 20th, at Mangapai, by the Rev. J. H. Hawkes, M.A., Richard Knaggs, Easburn Farm, to Annie, youngest daughter of the late John Watkins, of Purshall Hall, Worcestershire, England.

Northampton Mercury

Sat 17 Sep 1814
	By order of the court for the relief of insolvent debtors, the petition of John Lewis Eliot, late of Norman Cross, in the county of Huntingdon, Barrack-Master but now a prisoner od febt confined in the gaol of Huntingdon, ….
	Creditors:- <long list, including> Robert Knaggs, Yaxley, Hunts, Dealer

Northern Echo (thanks to John Knaggs for entries up to 1900)

12th January 1870. Entertainment at Whitby.

Entertainments took place, (St Hilda’s Hall Whitby) the proceeds being for the benefit of Mr. H. Chambers, leader of the 2nd North York Artillery Volunteer Band. Mr. W. Knaggs, sang the Maid of Atliecis?

21st February 1870. Stockton Choral Society Concert.

Second concert of the society in the Borough Hall. Room filled to the door with a respectable audience which included most of the principal families of the town. Conductor was Mr. J. P. Jewson; Leader of orchestra was Mr. G. Craggs with Miss Archer presiding at the piano and Mr. (W) Knaggs at the harmonium.

5th March 1870. Popular Entertainments at Whitby.

Second of these entertainments took place, (St Hilda’s Hall Whitby) the proceeds being for the benefit of Mr. H. Chambers, leader of the 2nd North York Artillery Volunteer Band. Some very interesting songs were performed by W. Knaggs and others. 

30th March 1870. Deaths.

(K)naggs of Darlington in his 23rd year Mr. John (K)naggs, Managing Clerk to Mr. T. Clayhills, Solicitor of that town.

28th June 1870 Advertisement.

Knaggs at Whitby aged 38 yrs, Mary wife of William Knaggs, Shoemaker, Church Street.

26th August 1870. Lythe Flower Show.

Lythe Floral and Horticultural Society held its annual exhibition in a field belonging in the occupation of Mrs. Hannah Knaggs.

(1871,2 missing)

26th April to 6th May 1873. Advertisement. 

Hardwick House Farm, Norton, near Stockton-on-Tees. Mr. W. Temple respectfully informs the Public that he is favoured with instructions from Mr. Chas. (Charles) Knaggs, to sell by auction, on Thursday, May 8th, 1873, the following very valuable FARMING STOCK, IMPLEMENTS IN HUSBANDRY, GEARS, DAIRY UTENSILS, and EFFECTS, viz.: HORSES. Lot1. Useful Brown Cart Horse, years 9 old. 2. Superior Brown Harness Mare, (15 hands), 4 years old. 3. Ditto ditto, half-bred ditto, 8 years old. 4. Brown Pony (14 hands), 5 years old, capital Hack. 6. Superior Yearling Colt, by Iarsaby ?. CATTLE. 1. Superior 8 years old Roan Cow, near calving. 2. 7 year old Roan Cow, 3. 5 years old White Cow to calve in June. 4. 8 year old Roan Heifer, near calving, 5 to 8. Four strong 2 year-old Steers. 9 to 11. Three ditto ditto Heifers. 12. One Roan Yearling Bull. SHEEP.3 Leicester Ewes and Lambs, 5 half-bred ditto ditto. Superior black boar Pig. POULTRY.-5 Brood Geese, Gander, and Goslings; 70 Hens and Cocks. Calnoes ? IMPLEMENTS, &c. Two good Wagons, 1 Cart, Dog Cart equal to new. Iron wheel Plough, Wood ditto, 2 pairs of Harrows, Iron chisel tooth Harrow, Straw Cutter, new Cambridge roller, Pig Creel, long Ladder, Grindstone, Stone Pig Trough, Steal Gripes and Forks, Spades, Shovels, 2 Crow Bars, Beast Chains, Mat- hooks, Axes, Sacks and Pokes, Road Scraper, Picks, Hammers, Old Iron, 2 Sets of Swingletrees, S-Horse Swingletree, Plough and Cart Gears for 4 Horses, & co., & co. DAIRY UTENSILS Two Lead Bowls, Barrel Churn, Butter Trough, Tin Milk Kettle, Milk Pails, ASSD FUNITURE.-large Clothes Horse, Kitchen Table and Form, Kitchen Chairs, 2 Iron Bedsteads, large Iron Pan, etc, &co. Sale to begin at One precisely.

2nd August 1873. Cleveland Agricultural Show.

Horses, (open to all parts of United Kingdom) Cleveland Bay, Class 27, Brood Mares stinted to a Cleveland Horse; 2nd 2 shillings, J. Knaggs, Upsall, Guisborough, s King George 3rd d by Skinningrove. 

5th August 1873. Athletics Sports in Middlesbrough.
 
Gala held in a field near Albert Park proceeds to building fund for Roman Catholic Schools in Middlesbrough. The sports were attended by a large number of people, but the amount realised would not much more than cover expenses. Principal event was a quarter mile handicap foot race with 31 competitors, several being professionals from other towns. The race was guided by Sheffield rules and run in ten heats. The final heat was decided about eight o'clock pm and resulted as follows 1st prize, 15s, Knaggs, of Middlesbrough; 2nd, 3s., Buttery, of Sheffield;, 3rd, 2s., Parr, of Hartlepool. Mr. Milburn's Model Brass Band was in attendance. The amusements were concluded with an interesting display of fireworks,

15th August 1873. Public Notices. 

To the Overseers of the Poor of the township of Upleatham in the North Riding of the County of York and to the Superintendent of Police for the division of Langbaurgh in the said riding I William Knaggs, Grocer, now residing at Upleatham, in the Township of Upleatham, in the said Riding, Do hereby give notice that it is my Intention to apply at the General Annual Licensing Meeting, to be Holden at the Town Hall in Guisborough, in the said Riding, on the Second day of September next, for a License to hold an Excise License to sell by retail, at a shop situated in Upleatham aforesaid, Sweets (possible typeface error? as in section for applications to sell alcohol?) to be consumed on or off the premises, in pursuance of the Act 6 George 4th, cap 81 and Acts amending the same. Given under my hand this Twelfth day of August, 1873, William Knaggs.
 
18th August 1873. Robbery at Lofthouse.

An intelligent young man of nice appearance and good address went to Lofthouse a few days ago and meeting with Mr. John Knaggs, Stonemason, &co., inquired of him where he could find comfortable lodgings. He represented himself to be a Platelayer and to have come from Normanby, and on the look-out for employment. Mr. Knaggs, not knowing where to recommend him to just then, and feeling a degree of sympathy for him, being a stranger in the place, kindly said he might, if Mrs. Knaggs was agreeable stay with them until he could make suitable arrangements. He accordingly went to Mr. Knaggs', where he was treated with every kindness. He remained for two or three days, when he went out to seek some situation. Mrs. Knaggs also went out after breakfast to see a sick daughter, and when she returned, about eleven am, she found the door had been opened, but did not take further notice. Later in the day Mr. Knaggs wanting his watch, which usually laid on the drawers in his bedroom, it was found that it, with a gold guard, a silver guard, and key, had disappeared, and the young man not making his appearance, the loss was made known. A neighbour then said she bad seen him go in and come out of the house about ten am. Information was given to the police; but as yet no clue has been obtained of the offender, although Sergeant Swinborne and his men have made diligent search after him.

28th August 1873. Whitby Agricultural Show.

Horses, coaching brood mare with her foal or stinted; 2nd prize, J. Knaggs, Upsall, Guisborough. Yearling coaching colt or gelding; 1st prize, Charles Knaggs, Norton, Stockton.

29th August 1873. Richmondshire Agricultural Show.

At Leyburn, Class 51, Coaching Horses, the best colt, yearling or filly; 1st prize, Charles Knaggs, Norton.

8th September 1873. Cases under Licensing Act at Whitby. 

Two cases of a rather remarkable character were heard at the Whitby Police Court on Saturday. John Watson Liddle was charged with being drunk on licensed premises, occupied by Mr. John Knaggs, at Ruswarp, on the 2nd September. Police Constable Ridley stated that he went into Knaggs's house, and saw the defendant drunk. He called the attention of the landlady to defendant. The defendant tried to get from his seat, but he was so drunk that he fell back. Witness was in the house twice, and saw the defendant with some drink before him. He afterwards he defendant led home by another man, Police Constable Calvert swore that he had his attention called to the defendant by Police Constable Ridley. The man was drunk, and was being led across the fields by? For the defence, Mr. Johnson Cross, a member of the Whitby Local Board, and a Farmer at Ruswarp, was called. He stated that he was in the house along with the defendant, and that he did not observe that he was the worse for drink. Knaggs, the keeper of the house in which the offence was alleged to have occurred, was then charged with permitting drunkenness. In this case, Mr. Thornton, solicitor, was retained for the defence. Police- constable Ridley gave similar evidence as in the case against Liddle. Mr. Thornton, on behalf of the defendant, said that he would call respectable witnesses to prove that the defendant in the last case was perfectly sober when he went into defendant's house, and that he could not have had sufficient drink in that house while he remained to put him into what the policeman alleged to be a beastly state of intoxication. He would not imply that the policeman had willfully told a lie, but there was evidently some mistake in the matter. Jackson was then called. He swore positively that Liddle was not drunk when he was at the sale at which they had been, and that be had not sufficient drink in Knaggs's house to make him drunk. Witness saw Liddle leave the house, and did not observe that he (Liddle) was affected in the slightest. Supt. Ryder: Liddle walked out alone without assistance, and appeared to be perfectly sober. Liddle behaved in a way that a sober man would. Mr. W. Harrison, Auctioneer, swore that at the sale he observed Liddle and that he was perfectly sober daring the whole of the time, and he did his business properly. After the sale they all went into Knaggs's, and while he (witness) was there he did not see that anything ailed Liddle. Witness saw the Policeman come in, and heard him make some strong remark to the Landlords wife. Superintendent Ryder: Believed that he left before Liddle; but he passed the constable as he was coming to Whitby. Mrs. Knaggs, the wife of the defendant, was then called. The Chairman of the Bench questioned that, witness could give evidence; but Mr. Thornton said that, according to the Act, she could. Her evidence was then taken. Witness swore that Liddle had only one glass while he was in her husband's house, and that was only partly drunk. |Being the whole of the evidence, Mr. Thornton, after reviewing the strong evidence which he had produced on behalf of the defence, said it was a most singular fact that the police had not produced the man whom they have alleged lead Liddle home while he was so " beastly " drunk. He (Mr. Thornton) might rely on that circumstance alone that the man was not drunk, and he asked the Bench to dismiss the case. Magistrates consulted for some considerable time, when the Chairman announced that, as far as Liddle was concerned, they believed the evidence of the policeman that he was drunk, because it had been shown by the evidence of Mr. Cross that he had bad three glasses. They, therefore, fined him 5s. As far as Knaggs was concerned, it had been shown that the landlady of the house had removed the glass of the defendant Liddle, which was in favour of the hypothesis that the defendant was not sober. She ought to have ordered the policeman to have removed him; but as she did not, she permitted drunkenness. But the Bench thought that the case was a weak one, and would therefore only order the payment of the costs, and not inflict a fine.

9th September 1873. Stokesley Agricultural Show.

Horses, Cleveland Bay, Filly Foal; 2nd prize and for Coach Horses, Brood Mare, Joseph Knaggs, Upsall.

25th September 1873. Banquet at Whitby.

(Mr.) G. T. Knaggs listed attending as Whitby entertains Mr. George Elliot M.P. for North Durham, at a complimentary banquet, in St. Hilda's Hall. 

30th September 1873. Whitby Brewster Sessions.

William Knaggs (Ruswarp) listed with several landlords who had recent final warnings to their conduct were relieved.… “As there was no complaint against any of them since their separate convictions, none of the licenses were, consequently, suspended.”

24th and 25th April 1874. Public Auction.

Mr. R. H. Watson is instructed by Mr. Robert Knaggs, who is declining Farming to sell by auction, at Belmangate Farm Guisborough, on Monday, April 27th, 1874, the following farming stock and other Effects, viz : 13 Beasts.-1 Cow, recently ,calven; 3 Drape ? Cows, forward in condition; I Three-year-old Heifer, been calven a fortnight 1 Heifer, rising 3 year old calved April 18th; 1 Two year-old Bullock, very fresh; 2 Two Year old Heifers, 1 Yearling Steer, I fat Calf, 2 finger Calves. Swine; 2 Gilt Pigs, 2 Sides of Bacon and 2 Hams. Implements, 1 Coop Cart, with Broad Wheel and Patent Arms; Cart shelving, Reaping Machine, Chaff Cutter Iron Plough, Kand rolly ?, American Hay rake, Stubble rake, Stack cover with pole and pullies. Faurtering iron, pair of scales, swingletees, Stone and wood pig troughs water Cask, Pig tubs, Large metal furnace, pair of Steelyards, Garden Shears, Stack bars, Fire Wood, Chains, Riddles, Scythes, Sickles, Rakes, Forks and gripes, Shovels co &co several sets of Ploughs, and Cart Gears, and a large quantity of excellent Manure. Sale to commence at One o’clock. Cleveland Sale Offices, Guisbro, Redcar, and Stokesley.

22nd May 1874. Brotton School Board Elections. 

George (K)naggs, Butcher, amongst those nominated.
 
3rd July 1874. Hawsker (Whitby) Races.

These annual races came off yesterday on Hambleton? Moor, about five miles from Whitby and were well attended. Mr. Knaggs' Roger awarded 2nd prize in Trotting Match by horses of any denominations, one mile on the turnpike. 

20th August 1874. Lythe (Whitby) Flower Show.

Lythe Floral and Horticultural Society exhibition held in a field adjacent to the residence of Mr. J. Kerr, agent to the Mulgrave Estate. Thos. Knaggs. 1st prize for 20 ears tartary oats.

31st August 1874. Flower and Athletics Sports at Liverton Mines. 

T. Knaggs, exhibitor and prizewinner for flowers etc and Mr. J. Knaggs listed as Sports Judge.

16th October 1874. Sudden Death of an Old Man at Lofthouse. 

Mr. A. Buchanan, the, coroner for the district, held an inquest at Lofthouse, on the body of an old man, named John Knaggs, who had expired very suddenly on the previous day the deceased who was sixty years old was a miner and on returning from his work in the evening he fell down accidentally in a fit and was picked up quite dead. A verdict in accordance with the facts was returned.

15th April 1875. Articles for Sale.

For sale the Organ presently in the Brunswick Wesleyan Chapel Stockton apply W. Knaggs, Brunswick Street, Stockton.

12th August 1875. Whitby Agricultural Show. 

Coaching and Agricultural stallions were, however, were well represented, Mr. Knaggs, of Norton, Stockton, gaining 1st prize in the coaching stallion class.

21st August 1875. Guisborough Brewster Sessions.

To the Overseers of the Poor for the Township of Skelton, I, Richard Knaggs, Grocer, now residing at The High Green, in township of Skelton, in the said Riding, Do hereby give notice, that it is my intention to apply at the General Annual Licensing Meeting, to be Holden at the Town Hall Guisborough, in the said Riding, on the Seventh day of September next, for a license to hold an Excise License to Sell by Retail, at an House and Shop situated at The Green, in Skelton aforesaid beer to be consumed off the premises in pursuance of the act etc. the said premises belong to me, and are in my occupation, with intention to insert into such Licence conditions that I shall keep the said premises closed during the whole of Sunday. Given under my hand this 2nd day of August 1875. Richard Knaggs.

21st August 1875. Guisborough Brewster Sessions.

To the Overseers of the Poor for the Township of Guisborough, I, Robert Knaggs, Brewer, now residing at Westgate, in township of Guisborough, in the said Riding, do hereby give notice, that it is my intention to apply at the General Annual Licensing Meeting, to be Holden at the Town Hall in Guisborough, in the said Riding, on the Seventh day of September next, for a license to hold an Excise License to Sell by Retail, at an House situated Westgate, in Guisborough aforesaid beer and spirits to be consumed off the premises in pursuance of the act etc. the said premises belong to me, and are in my occupation,. Given under my hand this 31st day of July 1875. Robert Knaggs.

5th October 1875. Advertisement.

FOG (field of grass) to Let Apply to Mr. Charles. Knaggs, Norton, Stockton.

18th October and 20th 1875. Specific Articles for Sale.

A Pony for sale about 13 hands high, Apply to Mr. Knaggs, at the Stables, Brunswick Street Middlesbrough.

22nd November 1875. Deaths. 

Knaggs on Nov 19th at Loftus in Cleveland aged 58, Elizabeth wife of Mr. John Knaggs, Stonemason.

27th November and 4th December 1875. Articles for Sale.

For sale the Organ presently in the Brunswick Wesleyan Chapel Stockton apply W. Knaggs, Brunswick Street, Stockton.

28th January 1876. Family Notices.

Knaggs. Jan 26, at 41, Grange Road, Middlesbrough, to the wife of Mr. Charles Knaggs, a son. (This is Charles Robert)

4th February 1876. Advertisement.

Henry Knaggs Moore, Deceased. All persons having any claims or demands upon or against the Estate of Henry Knaggs Moore, formerly of Sandsend, near Whitby. Grocer & co, but late of Lythe, near Whitby, Innkeeper, deceased are, before the 1st day of March, 1876, to send full particulars of their respective claims or demands to the undersigned Solicitors, provided that persons whose claims or demands are legitimate. Gray and Pannett, Solicitors, Whitby. Dated this 31st day of January, 1876.

4th February 1876. Deaths.

Knaggs. Feb. 6, at Swan Street, Darlington, aged 58, Mr. George Knaggs, Engine Fitter. 

12th to 16th February 1876. Advertisement.

Tickets for a Grand Recital on the new organ at Brunswick Street Chapel available from W. Knaggs, Brunswick Street.

4th March 1876. Loftus in Cleveland Poultry Show.

Held at the Oddfellows hall, Loftus. Brahmas potras light, 1st prize, Master G.T. Knaggs Brotton, also commended for Brahmas potras dark.

12th April to 1st May 1876. Sales by Auction.

Waupley about three miles from the station at Loftus in Cleveland and about the same distance from Danby. Mr.W Temple begs to announce that he is favoured with instructions from Mr. Thos. Knaggs (who is retiring), to sell by auction, on Thursday, April 20th, the whole of his valuable FARMING STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, GEARS, DAIRY, UTENSILS, Stacks of corn, do. CATTLE.-11 Prime young Dairy Cows, Calven and in Calf; I prime fat Bull, 1 superior two years old Roan Bull two years old, Heifers 4 two year old steers, 7 yearling beasts , 6 yearling calves. HORSES.--.Very superior Bay Cart Mare, 4 years Old-; very superior Black Cart Mare, 9 years old; or strong Bay Draught Mare, 12 years old; very superior bay Coaching Colt, 4 years old, by "Barnaby” ; I capital Grey Pony.SHEEP.-21 Leicester Ewes and their Lambs, 2 Scotch Ewes and Lambs, 1 2-Shear Leicester Tup, 2 Leicester Hoggs. SWINE-15 Strong fresh Store Pigs,
POULTRY-8 Brood Goose and Goslings, l Gander; 50 Hens and Cocks. MPLEMENTS.-Wagon, Long Cart, Broad-wheel Cart, Narrow-wheel Cart, 2 Iron Ploughs, Double Mould Board Plough, 8 Pair of Harrows, Set of Zig- Zag Harrows, Heavy Drag Harrow, Iron Scuttle, Stone Roller, Turnip Drill and Roller, Iron Horse Rake, Horse Swathe Rake, American Hay Rake, Reaping Machine, Long and Short Ladders, Scalding Tub, Pig Creel, Wheelbarrow, Gripping Plough, Turnip Cutter, l Straw Cutter, Oil Cake Mill Grindstone, Sledge, Seed Hopper, Sack, Barrow, Sheep and Pig Troughs, Crow Bar, Old Iron, Spades, Shovels, Scale Beam, Scales and Weights, Half-bushel Measure, Sacks and Poaks, Sheep Nets, Corn Bin, Hammers, Scythes, Drags, Turf Spade, Cart Set, Axes, Beast Chains, Plough and Cart, Gearing for Six Horses, Saddle and Bridle, Side Saddle, Stretchers and Chains, & co & co. DAIRY UTENSILS AND FURNITURE,-Cheese Press and Vats, Cheese Trough, Barrel Churn, Lead Bowl, Zinc Bowl, 2 Tin Milk Kettles, Milk Pails, Butter Scales and Weights, Cheese Shelves, large Kitchen Table and Form, number of Kitchen Chairs, kettles, Pans and various other Articles. CROPS.:-Stacks of Wheat, 100 bushels of Red Rough, Rock, and other Potatoes. Sale to begin at 11 o’clock precisely. 

28th July 1876 Cleveland Agricultural Show at South Stockton.

Coaching horses, yearling fillies 1st prize, £2, Joseph Knaggs, Upsall, Guisborough and 2nd prize, 10s for three year old fillies.

29th August 1876. Brewster Sessions.

South Stockton annual licensing meeting Thomas Knaggs, the Oddfellows' Arms Inn, Hawnby, fined £5 and licence endorsed for opening his house during prohibited hours on a Sunday also fined £1 and costs for permitting drunkenness.

14th September 1876. Stockton Petty Sessions. 

William of Dawson was charged with assaulting Elizabeth M Foster, at Norton, on Sunday last. Complainant stated that she was in the service of Mr. Charles Knaggs, of Norton, and on the day in question she was going to the fields with the cows, when defendant, with other two or three, followed her into the to field, took her by the waist, and threw her upon the grass. She then got from him and got up when he repeated the offence. She succeeded getting away a second time, and went home. of After dressing she came out, when she met defendant and his companions, and he again went to her and kissed her twice in the street, holding her at the same time in such a manner that she could not get from him, whilst his companions stood by laughing. A witness called by complainant corroborated her statement. Defendant said complainant came to him in the field and attempted to strike at him with a stick and he took it from her and kissed her. (laughter) One of defendant's companions also spoke to complainant attempting to strike defendant with the stick Mr. Waldy (from the Bench) “What about the kissing”? Witness: “He kissed her twice” (laughter) and she seemed willing to be kissed (renewed laughter.) Sergeant Wall, on with the permission of the Beach, here said defendant and others were continually annoying on the servants at Mr. Knaggs's, two of whom had a left his service on account of it. He the sergeant had cautioned one of the witnesses about it only recently, because they were going regularly about the place, and the servants complained that they could not go about either the village or Farm for these youths annoying them. The Bench then imposed a fine of £1 0s 6d, including costs, or one month's imprisonment.

9th October 1876. Pleuro-Pneumonia at Upleatham.

A cow owned by Mr. Knaggs, Upleatham, was found to be suffering from the disease and on being reported to the police was seen by a veterinary surgeon who ordered it to be shot.

16th October 1876. The Water Supply at Guisborough. 

The numerous wells in Guisborough having been pronounced more or less polluted, a somewhat important discussion on the subject took place at the ordinary meeting of the Guisborough Board of Health. Mr. Cass, on behalf of the committee appointed to report on the condition of the wells, said that Knagg's was about the worst in the town. There was a great aversion to the closing of the wells, and Mr. Hewitt, Church Street offered to give the Board a guarantee that the water in his well would not be used for drinking purposes if he was permitted to keep the well open. Mr. Wright said he believed Mr. Hewitt would spare no expense in opposing his well been closed. The Chairman (Admiral Chaloner) said it was a serious matter. The water in the wells had been shown by analysis to be unfit to drink, and after their medical officer had pointed out the evils that might arise from its use, he thought the Board would not be doing its duty if it did not take action in the matter. The solids in London water only averaged from 20 to 23 grains per 1,000, whilst in Knagg's well it had been shown to be 102, and in Hewitt's well 73 grains per 1000. Henry Johnson said he had been informed by at medical gentleman (Mr. Merryweather) that the well water was superior to the London water; indeed the London water was so bad that many of the inhabitants drank nothing but beer and porter. (laughter) He did not think the Guisborough water was as bad as many people made out. Mr. Cass said there could be no doubt that many of the wells were polluted, but it was alleged that the Local Board was to blame in carrying their drainage too near the wells, it was evident in some cases that the towns a drainage got into them. After further consideration the Chairman proposed that as a precursory to their future action they should take the necessary steps for closing Knagg's and Hewitt's wells; but with a suggestion being made that it was not, advisable at present to interfere with Hewitt’s well. The resolution was altered accordingly to meet the amended proposal for Knaggs well only, and then passed. 

15th November 1876. Advertisement.

To Let, 8 acres of FOG (field of grass) also 15 acres of FOG (Good Land) until May Day Apply Chas. Knaggs, Farmer, Norton, near Stockton.

21st to 24th November 1876. Advertisement.

Two Shoemakers wanted, Apply to William Knaggs, High Street, Skelton in Cleveland.

20th January 1877. Upsetting of the Whitby Lifeboat.

Geo Trattles Knaggs (£5) listed as donating monies towards relief fund for women and children of the crew following the recent Lifeboat disaster.

1st 12th and 14th March. 1877. Advertisement.

For sale three convenient 6 roomed dwelling houses with bay windows being No 41,43 and 45 Cardigan St, Stockton price £260 each apply to William Knaggs, 4, Brunswick Street, Stockton on Tees.

20th March 1877. Advertisement.

To let 18 acres of FOG (field of grass); apply Mr. Chas, Knaggs, Farmer, Norton, Stockton.

10th April 1877. Middlesbrough Police Court.

? was charged with stealing four eggs, the property of Thomas Knaggs, Farmer, Normanby, on Sunday. Mr. Knaggs has had numerous articles stolen from his farm. On Sunday a policeman was placed on duty and he saw the prisoner take four eggs out of two nests at the side of the farm buildings. Prisoner was committed for twenty one days.

17th to 24th April 1877. Advertisement.

Favourite (prize winning coaching stallion) will attend on Mondays Sadberge Darlington and Melsonby all night; Tuesdays Piercebridge, Heighton all night; Wednesdays Hedworth Mason Arms New Shildon; South Church; Bishop Auckland; Rushyford; Bradbury all night; Thursdays Sedgefield; Thorpe and home all night; Fridays Castleton all night; Saturday Mr. Bruce’s Queens Hotel Middlesbrough and home. For further particulars apply to the owner, C. Knaggs, Norton Stockton.

21st April 1877. Advertisement.

For sale the house situated 4 Brunswick St Stockton containing eight rooms: apply to W. Knaggs.

12th May 1877. Brotton School Board Election.

George (K)naggs (non-conformist) elected with 297 votes in a stubbornly contested election as the non-conformists wished to upset the clerical monopoly which had previously existed in the management of the National and now Board Schools. 

2nd 4th 5th and 8th June 1877. Houses and Land for Sale.

For sale the house situated 4 Brunswick St Stockton containing eight rooms: apply to W. Knaggs.

22nd and 25th June and 16th July 1877. Sale by Auction.

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, Gasolier, Copper Kettle, Pots, Pans, Saucepans, Knives and Forks, Jugs, &c. &c. Scullery. — Wringing Machine, Clothes Horses, Steps, Washing Tubs, dec. Hall. — Coconut 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, variegated 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, 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 Tricord 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, Walnut Jardinière. 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 Gasolier, 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, Massive Duchesse Washing Table and Stand with marble top, Towel Rail, Chairs. Brussels Carpets, Fender and Irons, Mahogany Wardrobe 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, Night attire. Commode. Bedroom No. 3. Brass and Iron Bedstead Polished Birch Dressing Swing Glass, Washing Stand, Towel Rail, Chairs, washing-ware Crystal Gas Bracket. Attic. Painted Table, Iron Bedstead, Pair Drawers. 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. 
6th August 1877. Brotton Flower Show and Athletic Sports. 

Judges in the Poultry Department; Dr Jolly and Mr. Knaggs.

13th September 1877. Advertisements.

Upleatham. Three houses to let Rents Low, present possession, apply to Wm. Knaggs, Grocer, Upleatham.

16th October 1877 Adulteration of Whisky. 

George Knaggs of Spennymoor was charged by Superintendent Henderson with selling Whisky which was 23 per cent under proof. Mr. Maw appeared for appeared for defendant. Mr. Henderson proved purchasing the whisky and, having it tested, to being 29 per cent under proof. Mr. Maw, for the defence submitted that whisky frequently came from the distillery 20 per cent under proof and it was allowed to decrease 6 per cent in twelve months and that the whisky in question was a fair average strength of that sold in the neighborhood. His client had been in business over 20 years and was in the habit of buying large quantities and the whisky complained of he had in for twelve months. He also referred to cases he had heard recently decided at Stockton and Sedgefield in the latter case where gin was 49 per cent, under proof, and the Bench decided there was no fixed standard, and dismissed the case. Mr. John Hearne supervisor of Inland Revenue at Durham, said whisky was sometimes sent out at from 15 to 2l per cent under proof. Whisky would lose 6 per cent in twelve months. The Excise allowed in for that, and 2 per cent for every year after, 29 per cent was stronger than was generally sold in the country, and was a fair average strength. Mr. Henderson said that the other Innkeepers in Spennymoor, in order to comply with the law, had combined to sell it stronger and charge more. Defendant would not join with them, and the others complained. They had cards up stating that the spirits was diluted, with water. The Bench, after consideration, said that under the circumstances they had decided to dismiss the case. If Mr. Henderson had established a standard they would have convicted.

22nd October 1877. Application for Protection of Property.

Whitby Police Court. Mrs. Sarah Ann Knaggs, whose husband, Charles Knaggs, deserted her on the 18th August last. Mrs. Knaggs in reply to the questions put to her by Mr. Wilkinson, stated that she was married to her husband fifteen years ago, before she was twenty one years of age. When she came of age she received her fortune of about £1,000, which her which her husband had spent. In August last he left her, stating that he was going to America, and that he would leave her with the furniture. They were then living at a cottage at Castleton; but, after the husband left, she took a house at Leaholm in her own name. Her husband had not gone to America, but was living in the Whitby locality with his relatives. She had had two children by her by her husband, one ten and the other thirteen years of age. Her husband had not contributed anything towards her maintenance since he deserted, and she now made application for an order of protection of her property. Mr. Buchanan, the clerk pointed out to the Bench that the Act under which Mr. Wilkinson made his application merely provided for protection of the property acquired by the wife's earnings from seizure. The paragraphs were read, and found to be as Mr. Buchanan had intimated. The application therefore fell through.

5th April 1878. Shipping, Knaggs, for Stockholm, ballast.

5th August 1878. Whitby Burial Boards and its Loans.

(George Trattles) Knaggs listed as attending monthly meeting held at the offices of the Clerk (Mr. S Thos. Stephenson), where a spirited discussion took place with reference to the action of the Board in borrowing a sum of money for the purposes of extending the Cemetery. 

10th August 1878. Sold by Auction.

To be sold by auction by Mr. Hornsby at Vanes Arms, Stockton on Tees on the 14th August 1878, Lot 9 all that messuage or dwelling house lying on the north side of the road leading from Stockton to Darlington now in three tenements and in the occupation of Mrs. Knaggs, A Gaitway and Nicholas Whorlton together with the outbuildings there unto belonging and the gardens and Garth contain together 2 acres or thereabouts adjoining the same. This lot is sold subject to the above mentioned rights of the road for purchasers of lots 6, 7 and 8.

18th November 1878. The Gales and Floods.

A boy named John Knaggs, aged ten, a stepson of William Simpson, of Bondgate, Ripon, was on Alsan Bridge, a small foot to road which crosses the River Skell, and was engaged in getting sticks out of the water, a quantity in of which the flood had brought down, when he had overbalanced himself and fell into the water and was drowned. The River Skell runs into the Ure just below this point, and as that river was also much swollen the body was no doubt carried rapidly away. The two rivers have been dragged, as, yet without result.

25th November 1878. North Country News.

George Knaggs was summoned for selling intoxicating drink without being licensed. It appeared that a short time ago the defendant became the tenant of a public house at Cornforth Lane, near Coxhoe. He had previously kept a public house, but owing to a conviction by the Bishop Auckland Magistrates the Durham. Bench refused to grant him the necessary renewal which would entitle him to sell till the licensing day. Notwithstanding this, however, the defendant kept the public house open and refused to close it at the solicitation of the police. There was practically no defence, and the bench imposed a fine of £10, including costs.
7th December 1878. Property to Let. 

To let, with immediate possession, the dwelling-house, having Outdoor Beer Licence excellent Stable accommodation, situated in Westgate, Guisborough, and now occupied by Mr. Knaggs. Rent easy. Apply, Jno A Metcalf, Guisborough.

29th January to 14th April 1879. Houses for Sale or Let.

To be sold or let; House in West End Terrace Yarm Rd Stockton containing eleven rooms and all the necessary conveniences with large gardens Apply to W. Knaggs, Stockton.

5th February 1879. Shipping, Knaggs, from Boulogne, ballast.

25th July 1879. The Horse and Dog Show at Darlington.

South Durham and North Yorkshire Dog Show held at Woodside Darlington. In the open bitches class the contest was still more keen and the Judges after reducing the competition to four. The Judge occupied some time in examining the merits of Mr. Dobson’s, Dromanby; Messer’s Heslops and Whites, Border Lass and Mr. George (K)nagg’s Cream. For a long time the Judge seemed almost beaten but ultimately gave Cream first and Dromanby second. Results: Division 1 Sporting Dogs Class 6 Greyhounds open class bitches 1st prize and cup value £5 (K)naggs, Brotton.

31st July 1879. Crook Agricultural Show.

Greyhound bitches 1st prize £1 5s George (K)naggs, Brotton.

14th August 1879. Whitby Agricultural Show.

Special prize Mare or Gelding not exceeding 13 hands to be ridden by youths not more than 15 years of age, 1st a silver cup given by Mr. Cussons; Thomas Knaggs, Fylingdales, and Thomas Tinley, Whitby, equal, £2 l0s.

4th October 1879. Houses for Sale.

For Sale four, six roomed Houses in Edward St, Stockton; Apply to W. Knaggs, 13, Exchange Buildings. 

10th October 1879. Darlington Band of Hope Union.

The results of the United Kingdom Band of Hope examination held in April on the worship of Baccus and the great delusion as just been made known. 2nd class certificate awarded to Alice (K)nags

4th February 1880. Sheep Scab in Cleveland.

Supt. Clarkson reported to the Guisborough Magistrates that the outbreak of sheep scab on the farm of Mr. Thomas, at Pinchingthorpe was now abated. Several animals however were still affected on the farms of Mr. Joseph Knaggs, of Upsall and Mr. Richard Moon, of Pinchingthorpe.

23rd June 1880. Guisborough Petty Sessions.

Elizabeth Ann Beard a married woman, residing at Skelton, was charged that on or about May 27th she did unlawfully and knowingly, by certain false pretences, cause and procure certain goods to be delivered by Richard Knaggs to one James Henry Atkinson, for the use and benefit of herself, with intent to defraud, and she did unlawfully obtain of and from the said Richard Knaggs the said goods with intent to cheat and defraud the aforesaid James Henry Atkinson. The man Atkinson, on being put in the witness box, stated that for some considerable time past he, together with his son, eight years of age, had been lodging with the defendant, whom he had authorised to obtain from Knaggs groceries and provisions sufficient for his own eating. However, he had now found that that she had been in the habit of getting what she wanted for her own use without acquainting him. The Chairman said he did not see how the Bench could deal with the case, as on complainant's own showing he had authorised defendant to procure provisions in his name. Complainant: But not colouring and whiting I couldn't eat that (laughter) and here they are shown in my book The Chairman said the Bench would dismiss the case, which was one more of a simple debt than anything else. 

7th July 1880. Stockton Horse and Dog Show.

Held at Victoria grounds, Stockton. Butchers ponies mare or gelding any age, not exceeding 15 hands to be driven by Butchers in blue costume 3rd prize £1 George (K)naggs.

30th July 1880. Darlinton Horse and Dog Show.

Sporting dogs open bitches class 3rd prize George (K)nagg’s Cream.

2nd August 1880. Scriptural Examination in Knowledge at Darlington.

Florence J. (K)naggs (St. Cuthbert’s) attended presentation at the Kendrew Street schoolroom. The prizes were awarded to successful candidates in the recent Scripture examination by the Darlington Auxiliary of the Religious Tract Society.

13th January 1881. Sudden Death.

A lady named Ann Knaggs, of High Row, Norton, took a fit on Tuesday, from the effects of which she died.

16th March 1881. Advertisements. 

Shop window, complete for sale for 15 foot front with beams Apply Thos. Knaggs, Joiner, Fountain Street, Guisborough.

4th June 1881. Funeral of Henry Pease.

A. (K)naggs, listed as attending the funeral of Henry Pease (founder of Stockton to Darlington Railway, Liberal M.P. and peace campaigner) at Skinnergate, Darlington.

7th September 1881. Cricket.

Guisborough 1st eleven versus the next twenty two played at Guisborough. W. Knaggs bowled out for 6 runs and T. Knaggs out for a duck playing for the next twenty two who were easily defeated.

19th April 1882. Season 1882.

At Mr. Joseph Knaggs Upsall Hall Farm near Guisborough that celebrated coaching stallion Favourite will serve Mares at £2 each and 2s 6d for the groom. Favourite was got by Mr.Trowsdales noted Coach Horse Barnaby. Several of Favorites stock has been sold for large prices to go abroad. He as been showed 14 times at shows taking 13 1st prizes.

21st July 1882. Skelton Agricultural Show.

G. Knaggs awarded 2nd prize for liantils?

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

28th May 1883. Shipping, Despatch, Knaggs, from Yarmouth.

27th July 1883. Cleveland Agricultural Show. 

Jos. Knaggs, Upsall, Guisborough; 2nd place in Horse class, £3 l0s. 
 
30th July 1883. A New Organ at Stockton.

Mr. W. Knaggs, organist, Brunswick Wesleyan Chapel was among several gentlemen who played the new organ at a special service at Leng Memorial Baptist Church, Wellington Road, Stockton. 

6th August 1883. Skinningrove Miners Institute Agricultural Show.

For canaries the chief winners included (T) Knaggs.

22nd August 1883. Loftus Agricultural Show.

T. knaggs prize winner in vegetable class.

6th November 1883. Chinese Fancy fair at Middlesbrough.

Mrs. Knaggs and Mr. R. Knaggs attended bazaar and Chinese fair at Oddfellows' Hall, Middlesbrough.

23rd November 1883. Cleveland Literary and Philosophical Society.

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

10th December 1883. Whitby Police Court.

Curious case of theft. Esther Knaggs (28), married woman, who appeared in the dock today with an infant her arms, was charged with the stealing of two tablecloths, the property of Ed. Crane, Draper, on July 25th last. Evidence showed that prisoner obtained the goods on approval, saying that she wished to show them to her Mother and afterwards pawned them. A second charge of stealing two shirts the property of J. V. Andrew, Draper, was made under similar circumstances. In the second case a bill for the goods having been sent to the prisoner was presented thus rendering the affair a simple credit transaction and the case was dropped. In the first case after consultation the Bench dismissed the charge.

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.

18th January 1884. Latest Shipping intelligence, (K)naggs, for Hartlepool.

22nd January 1884. Latest Shipping intelligence, Dispatch, (K)naggs for ?ucess?
14th April 1884. Trap Accident near Whitby.

While Mr. John Knaggs was driving from Flyingdales to Whitby when opposite Mrs. Atleys Farm near Stainacre the horse stumbled and the occupants were thrown out, Mr. Knaggs sister having her arm broken. Mr. Knaggs himself escaped without serious injury; but a large quantity of market provisions were damaged. The injured woman was conveyed to the nearest house and medical aid obtained as soon as possible.

6th May 1884. Horse Parade at Middlesbrough.

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

10th June 1884 Shipping, Dispatch, Knaggs from Liverpool.

21st June 1884. Attempted Criminal Assault.

At a special meeting of the Middlesbrough County Magistrates 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.

30th June 1884. Brotton Shepherds' Lodge Athletic Sports.

120yds race for boys under 14 yrs; G. T. knaggs of Brotton placed 2nd with 2s 6d prize. 

29th 31st July and 4th August 1884. For Sale by Auction.

The contents of 4, Esplanade, Whitby, property of the late George Trattles Knaggs, Esq., to remove to (the Congress Hall, and there sell by auction), August 5th to 7th, 1884, the whole of the Valuable contents of the above residence. Sale each day at 11 o’clock. Catalogues, three pence each from the Auctioneer, County Saleroom Whitby. 

8th August 1884. Auction Listing.

Property of the late Mr. George Trattles Knaggs; of 4, Esplanade, Whitby, has this week been sold by Mr. Robert Gray, auctioneer; at the Congress Hall. Mr. Knaggs being widely known as a collector' of books, china, &co., large numbers attended. 700 ounces of silver plate were sold. 8 Scott's Waverley Novels, 215 volumes, an edition, bound in -calf, Dickens's works, in 13, volumes, illustrated by Cruickshank, Turner's Picturesque Views in England, Ireland and Wales; Way's Elergy; Chalehns's Shakespeare. A fair collection, of water colour drawings and oil paintings, by local artists were disposed of, including the ehalteati d'Aro ?, by J. M, W. Turner, R.A. A selection of antique china items were also sold.

20th August 1884. Whitby Property Auction. 

The house No. 4, Esplanade, was sold by Mr. R. Gray, auctioneer, at the Crown Hotel, Messrs Buchanan & Sons being the solicitors, the first bid was one of £800, and after ten minutes' sharp and spirited competition the property was knocked down to Mr. T. R. Bridges of Whitby; for the sum of £1,030, The residence was that of the late Alderman George Trattles Knaggs.

23rd August 1884. Barnard Castle Flower Show.

Mr. (R.J.) Knaggs (Whorlton) successful exhibitor.

27th October 1884. Funeral of Admiral Chaloner.

The remains of the late Admiral Chaloner, C.B. were interred at the Cemetery, Guisborough with full military honours. Thousands of people assembled to show their respect for one who, by his many virtues and free dispensation of public and private charities, has won for himself a place in the hearts of the majority of those residents in Cleveland. Mr. T. (Thomas) Knaggs listed among the occupants of the carriages and those following the cortege on foot.

10th December 1884 Shipping, Knaggs, for Seaham, light.

29th and 30th December 1884. Advertisements. 

Heifer for sale, due to calve today, Apply, Wm. Knaggs, Upleatham.

21st and 24th February 1885. Advertisement.

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 Thomas Knaggs to sell by auction, on Monday, March 9th, 1885, the whole of the very valuable FARMING STOCK, &c., &c., 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.

26th February 1885. Langbaurgh Police Court

Theft of Fowls. George Kirk as sent to prison for one month for stealing a couple of fowls from the farm of of Mr. Knaggs, Normanby.

28th March 1885. London Gazette.

Partnerships dissolved Thos. Knaggs and Mark William Newlove of Scarborough drapers under the style of Knaggs and Newlove.

1st April 1885. Appointment of Overseers.

Wm Knaggs appointed Overseer for Upsall at Guisborough Magistrates Court.

22nd to 24th April 1885. Advertisement.

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

3rd June 1885. Shipping, Knaggs. Middlesbrough, light.

13th July 1885. Loftus Cricket Club Sports.

F. (Fredrick) Knaggs of Dunsdale, 2nd place in 1 mile bicycle race. 

28th August 1885. Suicide of a Gambler at York Races.

Last night, an inquest at York resulted in a verdict of suicide. William Knaggs was the subject. He was of Ruswarp, near Whitby, and had been chief mate of a merchant vessel, He was sixty six years of age, and had recently attended race meetings, and had stated that on Wednesday he had lost £25. After dinner on that day he went to rest, and later on disturbed the proprietors of the Black Swan Hotel, at which he was staying, and said he had taken laudanum instead of brandy. He died at an early hour yesterday morning. Evidence was given that the laudanum bottle, of which he bad partaken, had been secreted; and this fact, combined with his loss of money, induced the jury to bring in a verdict of suicide.

29th August 1885. Bankruptcy Order.

Bankruptcy order made against Thomas Knaggs, 35 Ramshill Road, Scarborough Draper on the 26th August 1885.

29th August 1885. Barnard Castle Flower Show.

W. Knaggs, 1st: prize for Plums.

22nd October 1885. Situations and Co Vacant.

Girl wanted 16 for a cottage house able to bake apply, Mrs. Knaggs, Lazenby, Redcar.

4th November 1885. Deaths.

Knaggs. On Nov. 3rd, William Knaggs, of Lingdale Lane, aged 79. Interment at Skelton Cemetery on Friday, Nov. 6th. Friends please accept this intimation. 

7th November 1885. A Middlesbrough Publican and his Clock.

At Middlesbrough Police Court Patrick Martin of the Steam Packet Inn, Stockton St was charged with keeping his house open during prohibited hours and Robert Gibson, Thomas Precious, Geo. Osborne, Hy (Henry) Knaggs and Robt Dalton were charged with on being on licensed premises during prohibited hours on Monday evening last. The evidence of the police went to show that a few minutes after closing time the house was found open, and the defendants mentioned drinking in the house. Landlord said it was all owing to his clock being wrong by a few minutes. He had no intention to break the law, and this was the only complaint he had against him during the twenty years he had been landlord in the house. Landlord ordered to pay costs of £1 5s. The other defendants were discharged.

19th November 1885. For sale by Auction. 

Lingdale lane, about 10 minutes' walk from Boosebeck Station; William B. Gibson will Sell by auction, the Premises of the late William Knaggs, on, November 23rd, 1885. Pony, 2 Milk Cows, 1 Fat Cow, Pork Pig, Stack of Hay, 2 Stacks of Oats, 36 Rows of Potatoes, White Turnips, etc Implements, Cart Gears: also, the Household Furniture. Sale commences at 12 o’clock.

19th December 1885. Middlesbrough Police Court.

Eleanor Knaggs age 35 yrs was charged with malicious injury to the windows of the house of John Harrison in West Terrace, North Ormsby. Mr. Barclay for prosecuted, listed that the complainant was formerly the husband of defendant, but obtained a divorce in April last. Defendant since that time had constantly annoyed him, and a few nights ago she smashed a large pane of glass, costing 12s to replace, and a glass flower stand, the value 8s-6d, by throwing stones at the house. The, defendant, who acted in a most singular manner in court, stated that Mr. Harrison buried a child in a fig box under a shrub in his garden, but when she went to look for the shrub she could not find it. Police Sergeant gave evidence as to warning the defendant previously, but she alleged that the officer incited her to break down the garden palings. Defendant whom had been previously fined for a similar offence since her divorce, was then ordered to pay £1 fine, 7s Costs, and 20s 6 damages £2 7s 6d in all or one month's hard Labour.

28th December 1885. Christmas Notes. 

Bazaar held in Hamsterley village school in aid of building fund for Primitive Methodist Society. Arrangements for sale of work etc included Mesdames Knaggs etc.

1st January 1886. Temperance at Darlington.

Mr. Arthur Pease on Total Abstinence. Members and friends of the Edward Pease Lodge of Good Templars held their annual tea and entertainment in the Hopetown Hall, Darlington. After speeches the company then devoted themselves to an enjoyable and harmonious evening. “Miss Spriggins” or “Duties Call” was creditably enacted by Miss L Hall, Miss F (K)naggs and Miss L Small.

7th January 1886. Northallerton Quarter Sessions. 

William Knaggs (26), was sentenced to fifteen months' imprisoinmenit for stealing a coat belonging Joseph White of Flaxton, near York.

3rd May 1886. Rifle Competitions.

2nd monthly cup competition of the K Company Guisborough Volunteer Battalon P. W. O. Yorkshire Regiment at the rifle range Guisborough. Distances 200, 500 and 1000yds with 5 shots at each. Private Knaggs scored 40 marks to be placed 10th equal out of 20 entrants. 

7th June 1886 Cricket. 

Cleveland Association Cup Tie. Marske by Sea versus Marton J. J. Knaggs listed in Marton batting order scores 2 runs.

31st July 1886. 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. Mr. Kirby, Hon. Sec. to the trustees read the report of the Examiner the Rev. J. R. Wilson, (Fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge). Boys' prize list for Form III; (K)naggs, commended. 

8th September 1886. Durham Flower Show. Show.

Held at New Markets and Town Hall Durham. Amongst principal prize takers in the floral and fruit sections; R. J. Knaggs, Whorlton.

15th October 1886. Funeral of Ferdinand Raine J.P.

Mr. Knaggs, the Mines Agent attended the funeral of Ferdinand Raine of Wycliffe joint owner of the Butterknowle collieries.

23rd 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 March 1887. Advertisement.

For sale well bred dairy cow due to calve -Apply W. Knaggs, Upleatham. 

30th March 1887 Overseers for the Poor 

W. Knaggs, appointed for Upleatham at Guisborough Police Court.

7th June 1887. Middlesbrough Nonconformists Association.

Mr. W.T. Knaggs attended the yearly meeting at the Baptist Lecture Room, Park Street.

6th August 1887. Cricket.

At Darlington, St Paul’s versus St Johns: M. (K)naggs playing for St Johns.

13th August 1887. Barnard Castle Agricultural Show.

R. J. Knaggs, Whorlton, Judge for Amateur classes and prolific prizewinner for class 1 plants, flowers and fruits.

22nd November 1887. Middlesbrough Liberal Club.

Mr. W. T. Knaggs attended the opening ceremony of Middlesbrough Liberal Club at the Temperance Hall described as a red letter day in the annals of Middlesbrough Liberals with a great speech by Hugh Childers M.P.

3rd January 1888. Shipping, Knaggs, London.

12th January 1888. Deaths.

Knaggs. Jan. 7, at West Thorpe, aged 6, Sarah, daughter of Mr. Thomas Knaggs. 

1st February 1888. Festival at Stockton.

Mr. Knaggs presided at the pianoforte last night to celebrate the Jubilee of the Stockton Temperance Society.

7th February 1888. Shipping, Knaggs, from London, Loam.

7th April 1888. Shipping, Knaggs, (illegible).

2nd May 1888. Sale of Work at Stockton.

W. Knaggs attended opening of the sale in connection with the ladies sewing meeting at the Brunswick Sunday School room.

9th June 1888. Burglary by Boys at Darlington.

Darlington Borough Police Court, three boys named Geo. Knaggs, Middleton Longbottom, and John Doolan respectively, was charged with breaking into Mr. William Davison's office at the Engineering Works Bank Top, on the evening of the 5th or morning of the 6th inst. Wm. N. Davison, son of the prosecutor, stated that he locked up the office on the night of the 5th, closing the window by means of an outside shutter, fastened through to the inside by a bolt. He locked up the money drawer which contained 12s to 14s, and left the key of the drawer in the office. On his going to the office next morning he found that it had been entered during the night. The shutter and window had been smashed open by a heavy crow bar which had been brought from another part of the yard. The money drawer had been opened by the key, and the cash abstracted. He identified a battered sixpence, produced, as part of that cash. P.C. Gillespie stated that from information received he went to the office, found it had been broken into, and discovered certain footprints outside. He afterwards arrested the lads, whose boots corresponded with the footprints. On being charged, they admitted having broken into the office and stolen 14s Id from the drawer, dividing it amongst them one getting 4s 9d and two of them 4s 8d. Inspector Dobson corroborated as to the footprints. The charge was reduced to one of larceny to admit of summery disposal and prisoners all pleaded guilty. The Bench observed that the best thing to do would have been to give them a good flogging but unfortunately they were too old. They might have been committed for trial and sentenced to twelve months’ imprisonment. They would now be sent to prison for two months with hard labour.

19th July 1888. Skelton Agricultural Show.

 Pony any are not exceeding 13 hands, 2nd prize, J. (K)naggs, Brotton.

3rd August 1888. North Country News.

Mr. Charles M. R. Knaggs, of Upleatham, late of Ripon successfully passed the Pharmaceutical Society's examination in London last month and is now registered as a Pharmaceutical Chemist and Druggist.

18th August 1888. Barnard Castle Flower Show and Band Contest.

Cottagers Class Judge (R.J.) Knaggs. Also open class prizewinner for plants and flowers.

25th August 1888. Norton Flower Show.

Knaggs; 1st prize for round potatoes.

26th October 1888. Grand Banquet at Exchange Hall. 

Briefly: At the invitation of the Tees Commissioners a Grand Banquet was held in the Exchange Hall, Middlesbrough. The invited guests assembled in the Reception Room at the Cleveland Club at 6 p.m. dinner being served at 6.30 prompt. The President of Tees Commissioners Sir Joseph W Pease Bart M.P. headed the top table, guests, included 1st Lord of the Treasury, Board of Trade, Politicians, Industrialists and local dignitaries. Seated at one of the nine tables each accommodating 40 guests fronting the head table was Mr. W. T. Knaggs (Sir Bernhard Samuelson & Co). (Article includes a seating plan)

30th January 1889. Stockton Temperance Society.

Mr. W. T. Knaggs presided at the pianoforte at the annual festival, Temperance Hall.

18th April 1889. Darlington Spring Flower Show.

Mr. R. J. Knaggs, Whorlton, 3rd prize in flower section.

26th April 1889. Wedding.

Mr. W. Knaggs, chapel organist played for nuptials of Miss Edith a Hind and Mr. Joseph Holmes at the Brunswick Wesleyan Chapel, Stockton.

23rd May 1889. Concert at Brunswick Wesleyan Chapel.

Mr. W. Knaggs, the chapel organist, “not only accompanying but rendering some solos in his charmeristic tasteful manner.”

24th June 1889. Middlesbrough Sports.

Quarter mile flat race (handicap) heat 3 winner; G. T. (K)naggs, Brotton. 

5th August 1889. Horticultural Show at Skinningrove. 

Mr. T. Knaggs prize winner for Cabbages at the Skinningrove Miners' Institute Horticultural and Industrial Show at Carlin How.

5th August 1889. Grangetown Shepherds Amateur Athletics Sports.

120yds Handicap G. T. Knaggs (unattached) 2nd place in 1st round then 1st in 2nd round to reach final placed 3rd with 10s prize money. 

24th August 1889. Barnard Castle Flower Show.

R. J. Knaggs, Whorlton Hall successful exhibitor for plants, flowers and fruit.

30th October 1889. Stockton Primitive Methodists.

Lady Davey opened a bazaar in the Borough Hall; Stockton with the object of raising funds towards the erection of a new chapel in Bowesfield Lane, Mr. Knaggs of Middlesbrough in attendance.

30th October 1889. Guisborough Police Court.

George Edwards, Frederick Knaggs, and George Snow were found guilty of resisting Inspector Ridley and Police Constables Taylor and Wood. Edwards and Snow were ordered to pay a fine of 20s and costs each, and Knaggs 10s and costs.

8th November 1889. Middlesbrough Lit and Phil.

Mr. W. T. Knaggs read the annual report and stated that "the improvement in the position of the society led the committee to hope that the members would unite as cordially in the future as they had done in the past to render the society a success."

10th April 1890. Vestry Meetings. 

R. (Richard) Knaggs elected sideman at Skelton Parish Church for ensuing year.

12th May 1890. The Churches Yesterday. 

Mr. Wm, Knaggs presiding at the organ. (Brunswick Methodist Church).

28th July 1890. North Skelton Industrial Society

3lb loaf of white bread to be baked in an ordinary cottager’s oven, to be made of flour, water and salt and raised with yeast; 1st prize Mrs. Knaggs of Brotton. 

23rd August 1890. Barnard Castle Floral Fete and Industrial Show.

(R.J.) Knaggs, exhibitor and prolific prize winner for plants, flowers and fruit.

3rd October 1890. Stockton Brunswick Wesleyan Band of Hope.

Committee of above held a converzasions in the school room. A large company provided a musical programme. The singers being accompanied by Mr. W Knaggs on the piano.

27th to 31st October 1890 Advertisement. 

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

23rd December 1890. Christmas Displays.

Mr. W. Knagg's book and fancy store, successfully established by the late Mr. Eyles, but recently acquired by Mr. Knaggs, who however still carries on his existing music warehouse in Finkle Street (formerly Mr. Jewsons's).

18th February 1891. Yorkshire Congregrational Union.

Annual meeting of the Scarborough, Whitby, and Middlesbrough district at Congregational Chapel, Malton. The following churches were represented; Middlesbrough: Queen's Terrace; Rev. J. P. James, Messer’s J. Johnston and J. Knaggs.

20th February 1891. Stockton Primitive Methodists.

Mr. (W) Knaggs of Stockton attended foundation stone laying ceremony for a new Chapel to be built at Fairfield, Stockton.

20th February 1891. Rugby.

Hartlepools Junior Cup. 1st round; West Hartlepool Imperial versus Hartlepool Albion at the Victoria ground. Knaggs listed as a forward for Albion team who run out winners.

6th July 1891. Grangetown Sports. 

Grangetown Amateur Athletics sports at Jubilee field Grangetown. 120yds (handicap) Heat1 1st G (K)naggs, Brotton, failed to reach final.

31st August 1891. Barnard Castle Show. 

(R.J.) Knaggs, exhibitor and prizewinner.

31st August 1891. Upleatham Mines Agricultural Show.

At Marske by Sea, 1 mile safety bicycle handicap (open) winner Heat 3, S. Knaggs, failed to reach final. 

7th October 1891. Advertisement.

Town Hall Middlesbrough; Mr. Felix Corbett’s Ballads Concerts, Tickets available from Mr. W. Knaggs 3, Finkle Street, Stockton.

22nd October 1891. A Late Hamsterley Tradesmans Affairs.

 Mary Jane Marquis an executrix of her late husband of Hamsterley had an action in Auckland County Court to recover £21 19s 10d for goods sold and delivered to Jas. Knaggs, defendant, by the late John Marquis. Mr. Teals, for plaintiff, and Mr. J. T. Proud, for defendant, agreed to refer the case to the Registrar.

18th November 1891. Advertisement.

Theatre tickets agent; Mr. W. Knaggs, Stockton.

18th November 1891. Chrysanthemum Show at Barnard Castle.

Mr. R.J. Knaggs exhibitor and prize winner.

22nd December 1891. The Rev. Price Hughes Price at Stockton. 

To beguile the time numerous choir sang hymns, Mr. C. Short conducting and Mr. W. Knaggs presiding at the piano before an evening meeting concluding the visit of Rev. Price Hughes Price at the Exchange Hall, Stockton.

29th December 1891. Sale of Work at Skelton.

Miss Knaggs listed as fancy stall holder at a bazaar and sale of work at Stanghow Lane Schools to raise funds for the Parish Church organ restoration 

29th December 1891. Middlesborough Ministers farewell. 

Mr. W.T. Knaggs attended the Queen's Terrace Congregational Chapel, Middlesbrough, for farewell service to the Rev. J. P. James after a successful ministry of twelve years.

8th April 1892. North Riding Infirmary Annual Meeting.

Concern over the reduction of workman’s contributions in the present state of affairs with its possible effect on future running of the Infirmary was discussed. Mr. W. T. Knaggs was appointed house committee member for ensuing year.

16th April 1892. Good Friday. 

Cynipson's sacred cantata, “The Ruler's Daughter," with choruses from the "Messiah' and "Judas Macabeus," was rendered in the Exchange Hall, Stockton by about 160 performers under the conductorship of Mr. C. Short. The principals were: soprano, Mrs. J. Weighell; contralto, Miss Foster; tenor, Mr. E. J. Finch; bass, Mr. J. Sanderson; organist, Mr. T. Nattrass; pianist, Mr. W. Knaggs. The Rev. H. Soper read the connective readings, and - the proceeds of the entertainment will be devoted to the North Terrace Wesleyan School funds

22nd April 1892.

Deaths. (K)naggs. On 20th, Ann (K)naggs, aged 65. Cortege leaves 33, Model Place, Darlington, Saturday. Friends accept this intimation.

30th May 1892. Darlington Sports.

100yds Flat Race handicap heat winner; G. T. (K)naggs, Brotton F. C.

15th June 1892. An Hamsterley Estate Claim.

The Hamsterley case of Mary Jane Marquis (administrix of her husband) v James Knaggs to recover £21.19s l0d for goods sold was first heard in October last was referred to the Registrar, who sat several days. The case was before the Court again in April and Mr. Teale, for plaintiff, at Auckland County Court asked for a judgment, which latter gave £6 18s 9d to plaintiff, with £3 15s costs of award against defendant payable at 7s 6d per month. Mr. Teale said defendant was Sextant, Churchwarden, and what not. Mr. J. T. Proud, for defendant, said those were not lucrative offices at Hamsterley. Mr. Teale said four funerals at once was evidence of some business there, (laughter.)

15th July 1892. Loftus Agricultural Show.

Poultry; Dorkins or Spanish Minoreas or Andalysinns; 2nd place G. T. (K)naggs, Brotton. 
Saturday 23rd July 1892. Accidents in Cleveland. 

On Thursday, whilst Wm. Knaggs, a Mason on Lord Zetland's Loftus estate, was engaged working at the Alum Works Quarry, near Boulby, he accidentally fell a distance of 16 or 18 feet down the quarry. When picked up he was quite unconscious, and had several ribs broken. He was at once conveyed home in a trap kindly lent by Mr. Wm. Garbutt, Street Houses and he now lies in a very critical condition.

2nd August 1892. Hartlepool Flower Show.

The list of exhibitors included a few new names this year but by far the majority are old standards and in the past has borne off the principal prizes. These include Mr. J. Knaggs (Whorlton Hall). Who took 1st for dish of red currants and seconds for white currants, raspberries and strawberry.

15th August 1892. Barnard Castle Show.

(R.J.) Knaggs; 3rd prize for Stove or Greenhouse plants. 

20th August 1892. Barnard Castle Agricultural Show.

R. J. Knaggs, Whorlton Hall (two 1st prizes).

22nd August 1892. Shildon Show.

Plants (open) stove or greenhouse plants R.G. Knaggs, Winston. Group of plants for effect 2nd prize, Knaggs

1st September 1892 Richmond Show.

(R) J Knaggs, exhibitor and prizewinner.

10th October 1892. Saltburn Congregational Church.

Foundation Stone laying. The foundation stones of a new Congregational Church at Saltburn were laid by Mr. Fred Watson, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Knaggs and Master Thos. Graham on behalf of the children of the school. Later W. T. Knaggs, the treasurer and secretary read the financial statement, which showed the total estimated cost of the building including the site, to be £1,362, of which sum about £510 had already been raised. 

13th October 1892. Thirsk Chess Club. 

Season’s inauguration dinner at the Three Tuns, Thirsk. Mr. C. M. R. (Charles Marshall Robert) Knaggs raises a toast. Songs were rendered etc and a very pleasant evening spent.

8th November 1892. Stockton Wesleyans. 

Mr. (W) Knaggs gave an excellent organ solo at the Brunswick Wesleyan Sunday Schools anniversary celebration.
 
8th November 1892. Shipping, Knaggs, Dover.

22nd December 1892. Christmas Displays.

Mr. (W) Knaggs display of goods commended.

4th January 1893. Advertisement. 

Theatre ticket agent: Mr. W. Knaggs's. 3, Finkle Street.

4th January 1893. Cleveland Building Society.

The annual meeting of the Cleveland Benefit Building Society was held in the Oddfellows' Hall, Middlesbrough. Mr. B Weatherill presided over a good attendance of members. The Chairman, in moving the adoption of the report and balance sheet, said he thought the members had every reason to be satisfied with the position of the society. They were in the satisfactory position of being absolutely and perfectly solvent. They kept the principal safe, and not only so, but they had a fair amount of interest for distribution among the members. Mr. W. T. Knaggs seconded the motion, and said he found as one of the auditors in going through the books that the work done by Mr. Hardisty was most painstaking. Messrs C. Moses, J. Sturday, and R. Lofthouse were re-elected inspectors; Messrs R. Weatherill and C. Metcalfe, stewards; Messrs J. Ingram and W. T. Knaggs auditors. The election of six members of the committee resulted in the appointment of Messrs R. Weatherill, T. Henderson, W. T. Knaggs, J. Winpenny, B. Lofthouse and A. Sedgwick. Mr. J. L. Mothersdale was appointed secretary with 39 votes.

7th January 1893. Shipping, Knaggs, West Hartlepool, light.

20th January 1893. Shipping, Knaggs, London.

1st February 1893. Shipping, Knaggs, London, loam.

8th February 1893. Fine Arts Exhibition at Guisborough.

Miss B. Knaggs, Skelton; 1st prize for Knitting.

2nd March 1893. Shipping, Knaggs, London.

8th March 1893. Saltburn British Schools.

Annual meeting of subscribers, Mr. W. T. Knaggs elected to management committee. 

15th April 1893. Shipping, Knaggs, Portsmouth.

16th May 1893 Serious Accident to a Skelton Tradesman. 

Mr. Richard Knaggs, Grocer, & Co, Skelton, whilst repairing some spouting at his residence on the High Green on Monday, met with a severe accident. He was on a ladder examining the spout, when by some means the ladder swerved aside, Mr. Knaggs being thrown a considerable s distance to the ground, where, it is supposed, he alighted on his head. The poor man was at once conveyed indoors by P.C. Brough and some neighbours, and he was seen by Dr. Merryweather and other medical gentlemen, but only faint hopes are entertained of his recovery. 

17th May 1893. Shipping Knaggs, Southampton; ballast.

8th June 1893. Shipping, Knaggs, Exmouth.

4th July 1893. Shipping, Knaggs, Hartlepool.

10th July 1893. Saltburn Congregationalists. 

Saltburn has received a beautiful addition to its public buildings in the new Congregational Church, which was opened for divine service on Saturday. W. T. Knaggs (Treasurer) later made the financial statement, expressing in commencement their indebtedness to Mr. Petch, whose services were a gift to the cause. In reading the letters of apology he alluded regretfully to the absence of the Rev. A. Goldsborough, M.A., of Pickering who had rendered them valuable aid. He had collected £200 on their behalf. Mr. George Pyman had sent them a donation of £10. The cost of the building was £1,490 towards which they had received £1,070, including a loan of £300 and a grant of £50 from the Yorkshire Congregation’s Chapel Building Fund Society, whilst Mr. Goldsborough had £53 in hand for them. Altogether, with contingent promises, they might calculate on £1,200. He concluded by expressing the deep obligations they were under to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stead for their generous sympathy and financial help.

11th July 1893. Palmistry in Darlington. 

Briefly: A special sitting of the Darlington Borough Bench was held for the purpose of hearing an adjourned summons taken out at the instance of the police charging Miss Mary Gaines (Merlino), of 2, Cleveland Terrace, Darlington, with, on June 24th, unlawfully using certain subtle means, to wit, palmistry, to deceive and impose on certain of Her Majesty's subjects, to wit, one Elizabeth Stephens and others. There was a large attendance of the general public, including a considerable number of ladies; and the case was followed with unusual interest. The case for the prosecution was heard which was based on the Vagrancy Act of 1824, that of Palmistry. Defendant had advertised her services in local newspapers under the non de plume Merlino, the clever Palmist to be consulted at 2, Cleveland Terrace Darlington. A number of people had attended her house with varying charges made for fortunes told, orally or in writing. Prosecutor submits evidence including a Policeman’s wife who had paid for readings and the “veriest balderdash” that the defendant had predicted. Witness John Anderson an advertisement clerk provided the insertion of the advertisement in the Morning Star and Alice Knaggs a former servant of the defendant confirmed that it was in Miss Gaines handwriting. The defence then gave their submissions after which the bench retired but returned after fifteen minutes with the majority deciding to convict. A fine of 10s and costs or in default 1 month was imposed. The fine of course was at once forthcoming.

24th July 1893. Darlington Quoit League.

St Johns v Pease Mills. M. Knaggs scores 4 points for St Johns in the defeat of Mills.

31st July 1893. North Skelton Flower Show.

Miss Knaggs; 1st prize for Ladies Work.

1st August 1893. Quoits.

Mr. Knaggs scores 16 points for St. Johns in defeat of Volunteers. 

5th August 1893. Shipping, Knaggs, Portsmouth.

8th August 1893. Hartlepool Flower Show.

(Mr.) R.J. Knaggs exhibitor and prolific prizewinner.

21st August 1893. Skelton, and District Show and Sports.

Miss Knaggs successful exhibitor for Ladies work.

24th August 1893. Saltburn Congregational Church.

Mr. W.T. Knaggs attended bazaar in aid of the building fund.

26th August 1893. Barnard Castle Flower Show.

Knaggs, exhibitor and prizewinner.

11th September 1893. Advertisement.

Knaggs listed in Livestock section selling beasts at a local auction mart.

15th September 1893. The Rev. J Pope at Eaglescliffe.

Opening services and celebrations for new Wesleyan Church at Eaglescliffe Junction signalised by presence of the President of the Wesleyan Conference. The choir from Stockton Brunswick Church with Mr. W. Knaggs presiding at the organ rendered selections during the course of the proceedings.

7th October 1893. Finances of the North Riding Infirmary.

Satisfactory feature of the report. Mr. (W.T.) Knaggs and Councilor Theo. Phillips attributed to the excellent management of Louisa Pringle the new Matron to whom at vote of thanks was proposed and the balance sheet adopted.

28th October 1893. Football. 

Darlington and District Minor League. Knaggs selected forward for Darlington Vulcan’s against East End.

4th November 1893. Football. 

Darlington and District League. Knaggs selected forward for Darlington Vulcans against Trinity Rangers.

6th November 1893. Advertisement.

Theatre ticket agent: Mr. W. Knaggs's Music Warehouse, 3, Finkle Street, (Stockton)

11th November 1893. Football. 

Darlington and District Minor League. Knaggs selected forward for Darlington Vulcans away to Dinsdale Athletic 

14th November 1893. Shipping, Knaggs, Portsmouth.

22nd November 1893. Guisborough Police Court.

Four miners named Henry Walker, William Baxter, Frederick Knaggs, and John Clayton, all of Guisborough, were summoned for playing at pitch and toss at Guisborough, on the 5th inst. Baxter did not put in an appearance, and was fined 7s 6d and costs, the others were fined 5s and costs.

22nd November 1893. Christmas Displays.

Description of the various Christmas displays of the tradesman of Stockton and Thornaby including Mr. Knaggs establishment.

16th December 1893. Advertisement.

Agents for gold medal winning Thymo-Cresol disinfectant fluid, powder and soap.
Bainbridge, Wensleydale; Aaron Knaggs Cheese Factor & Co. Thirsk; Knaggs, Chemist. 

2nd January 1894. Loftus Primitive Methodist.

Chapel anniversary with special speaker and songs on News Years day, a public tea followed in the school room with tables presided over by Mesdames Knaggs etc.

3rd to 5th January 1894. Advertisement.

Agents for gold medal winning Thymo-Cresol disinfectant fluid, powder and soap.
Thirsk, Knaggs, Chemist. Bainbridge, Wensleydale. Aaron Knaggs, Cheese Factor & Co. 

8th January 1894. Tragic Death.

A young married woman named Knaggs fell on the fire at Hull on Saturday and was roasted to death. She suffered from fits.

9th January 1894. Yearly Sick Benefits Club.

M. Knaggs elected committee member at St Johns Club Darlington.

11th January 1894. Advertisement.

Aaron Knaggs, Cheese Factor & Co.

17th January 1894. Foresters Concert at Loftus.

Concert in aid of Gala funds for the A.O.F. Court Dundas No 747 held in the Town Hall which was crowded with an appreciative audience. Concert concluded with a laughable farce entitled “Jakes Joke” performed by Messer’s W. Collier and A. Knaggs.

5th February to 21st March1894. Advertisement.

Agents for gold medal winning Thymo-Cresol disinfectant fluid, powder and soap.
Thirsk, Knaggs, Chemist. Bainbridge, Wensleydale, Aaron Knaggs.

1st March 1894. Shipping, Knaggs, W. Hartlepool, gravel.

15th March 1894. Shipping, Knaggs, W. Hartlepool, light.

17th March 1894. Shipping, Knaggs, Newhaven.
21st March 1894. Saltburn British Schools

Annual meeting of the subscribers to the Saltburn British Schools held in Board of Health boardroom. Mr. (W.T.) Knaggs was elected to serve on the committee for ensuing year. 

22nd March 1894. Teesside Bankruptcy Court. 

Henry Knaggs Williamson, of Ruswarp, near Whitby Nurseryman, was examined and said he owed £618 10s 3d, and estimated his net assets at £100 2s 3d, so that he was deficient of £587 7s 4d. He attributed his failure to losses in business and severe illness of his wife. He had loaned £600 from his wife uncle, which bad been intended as a legacy for her. It had gone in his business, but for the last £200 he borrowed from his uncle-in- law got his furniture and presented it to bankrupt's wife, therefore he had no furniture of his own. He began business eighteen years ago at Whitby with about £850. After being there about eight years he went to Ruswarp, where he had since been. 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. 

27th March 1894. Saltburn Sanitary Local Board

A special meeting of this Board was held to consider the tenders for scavenging work for the next nine months, three tenders were considered, and it was resolved, subject to fuller inquiries to be made by the Surveyor, that of Mr. Knaggs, of Windy Hill Farm, should be accepted. The amount asked was £50 and the use of the soil removed. The other tenders were considerably more, being respectively £80 and £103 without the use of the soil.

29th March 1894. Teesside Bankruptcy Court.

Henry Knaggs Williamson, Whitby, Gardener had his examination formally closed.

5th May 1894. Determined Suicide at Westerdale.

An inquest was held at Westerdale on Thursday (3rd) before Mr. Wm. Lowther Carrick coroner respecting the death of Margaret Danby (61) Martin Wm. Knaggs, farmer, said that deceased of came to live next door to him about a year ago. When she: first came she used to fret about her husband who had hanged himself but lately she had been in better spirits. He saw her on Tuesday night, when she appeared in her usual spirits. On Wednesday morning he was called of by Francis Featherstone, and found her laying in the water trough face downwards, the trough was 2 foot 6 inches long, 15 inches wide and had 15 inches of water in it. The jury returned a verdict that the deceased had drowned herself whilst temporarily insane

7th May to 2nd July 1894. Advertisement.

Mr. Wm. Knaggs Atkinson (aged 67 years) testimony endorsing effectiveness of a remedy for hearing complaints.
11th June 1894. Saltburn Congregationalists.

(Mr.) W. T. Knaggs, Treasurer of the Saltburn Congregational Church attended celebration tea and evening meeting to welcome the new pastor.

21st July 1894. Knaggs, Portsmouth.

23rd July 1894. Quoits. 

St Johns versus Harrowgate Hill, played at St Johns bank top Darlington, (K)naggs scores 8 for St Johns team defeat by 72 points. 

27th July 1894. Cleveland Show.

Aylesbury Duck; 3rd prize G. T. (K)naggs, Brotton.

31st July 1894. Quoits.

Darlington St Johns v Volunteers. M. Knaggs for St Johns scores 21 pts.

3rd August 1894. Hartlepool Horticultural Society Show.

(Mr.) R. J. Knaggs (Whorlton Hall) exhibitor.

13th August 1894. Lingdale.

The Lingdale and Stanghow Horticultural and Industrial Society held their annual exhibition, bicycle races, &c.., in a pleasantly situated field near the Lingdale Hotel. The weather being favourable, visitors poured into the show ground from all quarters, making almost a record gate. The entries numbered far in excess of any previous year, and the exhibits, were of an exceptionally good nature, the judges having a rather difficult task in making the awards, judging was not completed until a late hour. The show is one of the best yet held by the society. Prize winners in Industrial class included Miss E. Knaggs of Skelton, with two 2nd prizes.

16th August 1894. Tudhoe Jubilee Show.

Horticultura (Open) class Knaggs exhibitor and prize winner for, 4 stove or greenhouse plant, Ferns and Zonnie Geraniums. Red currants and black currants

27th August 1894. Raby Park Flower Show.

At Raby Castle; Mr. Hunter of Selaby Hall, Head Gardener, Mr. Knaggs judge for Honey.

12th September 1894. Durham Flower Show.

R. J. Knaggs, exhibitor and prizewinner.

12th September 1894. Bazaar at Loftus.

Annual bazaar in connection with the Loftus Primitive Methodist Church. The stalls, which were artistically arranged and laden with useful and fancy articles, were presided over by Mesdames Knaggs and co.

27th September 1894. Shipping, Knaggs, Shoreham.

27th October 1894. Football. 

Darlington St. George v Paradise who have Knaggs selected to play forward.

2nd November 1894. Congregationalism in Middlesbrough.

Mrs. Knaggs stallholder at a Bazaar in aid of the building fund for St George's Congregational Church at the New Town Hall Middlesbrough; opened by Sir Joseph, Pease M.P.

4th and 8th December 1894. Advertisement.

Theatre ticket agent: Mr. Knaggs', Finkle Street. (Stockton)

8th December 1894. District Councils. 

Nominations for Saltburn include W. (T) Knaggs.

8th December 1894. Football.

Knaggs listed to play forward for Woodburn Rangers at Gainford School in a friendly match.

19th December 1894. District Councils. 
W. T. Knaggs, last person to be elected onto Saltburn District Council with 143 votes.
20th December 1894. Shipping, Knaggs, Portsmouth.

15th and 16th January 1895. Advertisement.

Theatre ticket agent; Mr. Knaggs, Stockton.
19th January 1895. Football. 

T. Knaggs selected to play forward for Woodburn Rangers.

25th January 1895. Middlesbrough Butchers Association.

The annual dinner of the members of the Middlesbrough Butchers was held at the Star and Carter Hotel. Chairman Mr. J. Henderson referred regretfully to the death of George Knaggs, of Brotton, who was a gentleman, naturally unassuming in his manner and strictly upright in all his dealings.
 
2nd February 1895. A Stockton Inventor.

Mr. Wm. Knaggs elected to stand on executive committee at Town Hall, Stockton for a proposed memorial to Joseph Swan (inventor of the Lucifer [friction] match). 

19th February 1895. Miscellaneous Sales. 

Dairy Cow for sale capital user due to calve Friday 23rd apply William Knaggs, Upleatham.

27th February 1895. West Harlepool School Board.

G. H. Baines, C.C., presided over the monthly meeting. Miss Nellie Wilson was appointed assistant mistress at the Church School at £65 per annum, to be increased to £80. Mr. Spoor moved that Miss Florence (K)naggs be appointed assistant mistress at the Ward Jackson Boys School. Mr. Graham seconded and observed that he thought it would have been better if they had been able to get a male teacher for a boy’s school. He also thought it was unfair the lady they were appointing should have to accept less money. Similar remarks were made by other members but the motion was unanimously carried. 

8th March 1895. Funeral of Mr. C. Bone 

Mr. Knaggs presided at the organ at Brunswick Wesleyan Chapel for funeral of Mr. C Bone a well respected member of the community.

9th March 1895. Football. 

T. Knaggs selected forward for Woodburn Rangers at Congregational 2 for a friendly match.

22nd March 1895. Shipping, Knaggs, Southampton, gravel.

No Knaggs entries for April, May or June 1895 possible missing editions in collection.

19th July 1895. Knaggs, Portsmouth, chalk.
22nd July 1895. Thornaby Cycling Sports. 

Thornaby Cycling Club held its annual race meeting on Tranter's Cycling Track. Owing to the inclement weather there was only a moderate attendance but the rain interfered little with the cycling and foot events, which proved very close and exciting. 120yds Flat race Handicap heat winners included C.R. Knaggs, Middlesbrough who was placed 3rd in the final.

12th August 1895. Barnard Castle Show.

Knaggs, exhibitor and prize winner.

19th August 1895. Shildon Show.

R. (J) Knaggs, Whorlton, exhibitor and prize winner.

24th August 1895. Norton Show.

R. J. Knaggs, exhibitor and prize winner.

9th September 1895. Guisborough Horticultural Society. 

Annual athletic sports held in the Applegarth. Results:-120 yards handicap foot race (46 entries) - Heat winner; C. R. Knaggs, Middlesbrough Baseball Club. At the conclusion of the sports the prizes were distributed by Major Chaloner of Longhall.

11th September 1895. Durham Flower Show.

Mr. R. J. Knaggs, exhibitor and prizewinner.
 
20th September 1895. Darlington Police Court.

A miner named William E. Knaggs of Hamsterley was charged with being a wandering lunatic in Coniscliffe road. He was remanded to the Workhouse for seven days pending further inquires.

20th September 1895. Stokesley Show.

Cleveland Bay filly foal 2nd prize to T Knaggs, Hackness.

19th October 1995. Rugby.

J. Knaggs selected forward for Hartlepool Rovers 2nd team.

9th November 1895. Cleveland Lit and Phil.

W. T. Knaggs the Hon. Secretary read the annual report of the council, stating that “they would be glad if the members would take a closer personal interest in the society either by taking part in the ordinary proceedings or by suggesting some new departure for the encouragement of literature, science, or art.”

9th November 1895. Rugby.

J. Knaggs selected forward for Hartlepool Rovers 2nd team.

14th November 1895. Darlington Harriers.

Weekly run the course been by Angel Inn and Cockerton, nineteen members turned out paced by T. Knaggs and whipped by D. Curry. The going was very good and the race was very much enjoyed. On Saturday an inter-cross country paperchase will be held, when the following clubs are expected to send teams; Newcastle, Heaton, Middlesbrough, Nortallerton Athletic, Stockton and Thornaby, and Barnard Castle. A "smoker” will afterwards be held at the headquarters (Bull's Head Hotel), chair to be taken at 8 p.m.

16th November 1895. Rugby.

J. Knaggs selected forward for Hartlepool Rovers 2nd team.

23rd November 1895. Rugby.

J. Knaggs selected forward for Hartlepool Rovers 2nd team.

5th December 1895. Shipping, Knaggs, Shoreham.

3rd January 1896. Shipping, Knaggs, Shoreham.

11th January 1896. Rugby.

J. Knaggs selected forward for Hartlepool Rovers 2nd team.

22nd January 1896. Neighbours Squabble at Darlington.

Darlington Police Court. Edward Knaggs and Caroline Knaggs of King William St were each fined 5s and costs for assaulting William T Atkinson a neighbour on January 12th. The Knaggs had been greatly annoyed by someone putting meat on their windowsill and hearing a noise outside this night they rushed out, saw complainant and accused him of annoying them. This he denied, and an altercation ensued in the course of which both defendants struck him in the face.
27th January 1895. Advertisement.

Theatre ticket agent; Knaggs, Stockton.

11th February 1896. Funeral of Mr. J. Johnston.

Mr. John Johnston Stationer and Bookseller of Middlesbrough. W. J. Knaggs an office bearer for the Church acted as coffin bearer at St. George's Congregational Church with which the deceased had been so long and so earnestly associated. 

11th February 1896. Shipping, Knaggs, Portsmouth

18th March 1896. District Council Nominations. 

Saltburn Union; William Thos. Knaggs, Accountant.

11th April 1896. Shipping, Knaggs, Southampton.

27th April 1896. Concert at Loftus.

A Concert in aid of the Loftus Football Club was given in the Oddfellows' Hall under the presidency of Councilor Webster. A programme of vocal and instrumental music was rendered and highly appreciated. Dance and supper followed, music being supplied by Messrs Knaggs and Baines' string band. 

11th May 1896. Grangetown Athletic Sports. 

The opening sports of the season in connection with the Grangetown Athletic Club took place under most favourable circumstances. The weather was beautifully fine but rather cold, and it was estimated that over 3,000 spectators were present. The tracks were in splendid condition, and the whole of the events were brought off without a spill. Result 100 Yards Flat Race. Heat 5: C. R. Knaggs, Middlesbrough.

22nd June 1896. Middlesbrough Cricket Club Sports.

Results 120 Yards Flat Race (Handicap). Heat 9 winner; C. R. Knaggs, Linthorpe Cricket and Football Club. 

9th July 1896. Sneaton and Hawsker Foal Show.

Thomas Knaggs, Harwoodale, exhibitor and prizewinner.

20th July 1896. West Hartlepool Harrier Sports.

120 Yards Flat Race (handicap) heat winner; C.R. Knaggs, Linthorpe FC, failed to proceed.
21st August 1896. Horse Show. 

Annual show under the auspice of the Whitby Horse Society proved a success, the weather being fine and the company in the field large. Exhibitor and prize winner: 1st prize; gelding: J. Knaggs.

22nd August 1896. Barnard Castle Agricultural Show.

R .J. Knaggs, Whorlton, exhibitor and prizewinner.

24th August 1896. Brotton Sports and Athletics.

100yds handicap heat winner C. R. Knaggs, LCFC (Linthorpe Cricket and Football Club) 2nd place in final.

24th August 1896. Tudhoe Show.

Knaggs, exhibitor and prolific prizewinner.

31st August 1896. Marske Athletic Sports.

Clerk of the course: Mr. T. Knaggs. 

19th September 1896. Northallerton Agriculteral Show.

J. Knaggs, Marske exhibitor and prizewinner in horse class.

19th September 1896. Stokesley Show Awards.

Knaggs, exhibitor and prizewinner for horses.

19th September 1896. Cricket.

Stockton Corporation v. Middlesbrough Corporation played on the Grangefield road ground. The Mayor (Ald.Walton) entertained the teams to tea in the pavilion at the conclusion of the game. J. Knaggs prolific bowler but poor batsman for Middlesbrough Corporation team.

3rd October 1896. Football. 

Northern League. Knaggs selected forward for Saltburn Swift’s v Stockton.

9th October 1896. Family Notices.

Jane Wilson Knaggs, wife of William Knaggs of Upleatham. Service and internment Wednesday 8th October, at 3 p.m. Friends please accept this (the only) intimation. 
4th November 1896. Middlesbrough Cricket Club.

Annual meeting held at the Star and Garter Hotel. Second X1 averages, prize winner: J. Knaggs, Overs 129, Runs 260 with 27 Wickets taken.

12th July 1897. Shildon Cycling Club Sports.

100yds Flat Race Handicap open: Heat winner. R. Knaggs of Middlesbrough failed to reach final.

29th July 1897. Middlesbrough Flower Show.

Mr. R. J. Knaggs of Whorlton Hall, Darlington, exhibitor and prizewinner.

30th July 1897. Shipping, (K)naggs, London, chalk

3rd August 1897. Barnard Castle Flower Show.

Mr. R. J. Knaggs of Whorlton, exhibitor and prizewinner.

3rd August 1897. Saltburn Council Meeting.

Councilor Knaggs listed in minutes as being absent from meeting.

6th August 1897. Shipping, Knaggs, West Hartlepool.

21st August 1897. Norton Flower Show.

Mr. R. J. Knaggs, exhibitor and prizewinner.

6th September 1897. Shipping, Knaggs, West Hartlepool.

13th September 1897. Cricket.

Constable Burton versus Guisborough A. (Arthur [William]) Knaggs 12 runs not out for Guisborough who run out winners by 21 runs.

15th September 1897. Anniversary Celebration.

Miss Knaggs attended the Darlington Congregational Sunday Schools public anniversary tea. 

1st October 1897. New Organ Celebrated.

Brunswick Street Church Stockton. The instrument was declared open by the brilliant rendering of March in G major by Mr. W. Knaggs, of Stockton.

7th October 1897. Shipping, Knaggs, London, chalk.

12th October 1897. Shipping Knaggs, Hartlepool, light.

16th October 1897. Rugby.

Knaggs (forward) for Hartlepool Rovers team to play North Durham.

20th October 1897. Shipping, Knaggs, London.

29th October 1897. 21st Coming of Age Celebration.

Celebration at residence of Mr. S. Browne, of Ridge House, Staithes, to mark the 21st birthday of Mr. Vin Colfer. About 50 guests were present and a very enjoyable evening was spent. The place was beautifully illuminated with a large number of Chinese lanterns. Dancing was indulged in from 8 p.m. until 2 o'clock, to the strains of Mr. Knaggs' string band.

3rd November 1897. Organ Recital at East Harlsey.

The Wesleyan Chapel was crowded to excess to hear an organ, recital given by Mr. Knaggs of Stockton, on the new organ recently placed in the chapel. Rev. C. Moseley presided over the meeting and after a few remarks called on Mr. Knaggs to proceed with his programme which consisted of marches etc.

11th November 1897. Shipping, Knaggs, London, sand.

1898 No Knaggs entries possible missing from collection.

20th January 1899. Moor Mine Accident.

On Wednesday, a serious accident befell a miner named, Joseph Knaggs, of Primrose Villa, Rosedale Iron Wash. While following his employment in the Sheriff's Pit Mine he was engaged with a bar in dislodging a large piece of stone, which struck a prop causing it to fall with considerable force against Knaggs who received a broken thigh by the blow. The injured man was removed to his home and attended by Dr. Simpson. Knaggs seems to be most unfortunate, as it this is the fourth accident that has happened to him in the Mines within about a year, and on he had only been at work about six weeks after being laid off through having had one of his arms badly cut.
23rd January 1899. Health and Wealth Lodge of Ancient Shepherds.

Oddfellows' Hall, Loftus. An excellent meat tea was provided and evening dancing was indulged in from eight o'clock until twelve. A first class programme of music was provided by Knaggs's orchestral band.

26th January 1899. Wolsingham Debating Society.

Weekly meeting at the National Schools included a paper read by Rev. A. D. Rigby M. A. on the Czars Peace Prescript ? Afterwards a discussion followed in which Messer’s Knaggs and company took an active part.

8th March 1899. Advertisement.

Theatre ticket agent; Mr. Knaggs, Stockton.

25th March 1899. Tow Law Flower Show.

Annual meeting, W. Knaggs, elected to general committee for ensuing year.

6th April 1899. Middlesbrough Police Court.

Joseph Moore was charged with being drunk and riotous at the railway station and with assaulting Marshall Knaggs, cab proprietor, on the 4th inst. Fined 10s for being drunk or seven days, and 20s for the assault or 14 days.

18th April 1899. Harriers, Darlington Club, the Pike Pease Trophy.

To be run off at the Feethams ground over four miles with hurdles T. Knaggs listed amongst the forty three entrants handicapped by the committee for a trophy presented by Mr. H. Pike Pease M.P.

8th May 1899. Cricket.

North Yorkshire and South Durham League Division A, 
Redcar A versus Guisborough A. A. (Arthur [William]) Knaggs scores 1 run playing for Guisborough who lose by 25 runs. 

10th May 1899. Funeral of W Hanson. 

Mr. W. T. Knaggs listed as attending the funeral of Mr. Hanson, Managing Director and partner in Sir Bernhard Samuelsons & Co (Ironworks) 

13th June 1899 Whitsuntide Competition.

Sponsored by Hindaughs whole meal the largest number of coupons has been sent in by the following, each of whom has been awarded a Jesmond Special Bicycle; Arthur C. Knaggs, 9, Third Street, Wardley Colliery.

8th August 1899. Cricket. 

North Yorkshire and South Durham League 2nd Division.
Guisborough 2nd versus Stockton 2nd. Guisborough exceeded 200 runs for the first time in their history look to come out winners at 205 for 7 with A.W. (Arthur William) Knaggs their highest scoring batsman with 79 runs. Being 221 runs behind “one must regard their feat as one of the day”

11th August 1899. Waifs and Strays.

Mr. Knaggs of Wolsingham attended Church of England rescue work Garden party at Wolsingham. 

19th August 1899. Norton Show.

Judges (Horticultural) Cottagers include Mr. R. J. Knaggs, Whorlton. Two 1st and two 3rd prizewinner in Open class for plants. 

4th September 1899 Cricket.

North Yorkshire and South Durham League.
A. (Arthur [William]) Knaggs scores 32 runs for Guisborough 2nds; 187 for 7 defeat Redcar 2nds; 82 for 4.

13th September 1899. Durham Flower Show.

R. J. Knaggs, Whorlton, exhibitor and prizewinner.

14th September 1899. Loftus Primitive Methodism.

Miss Knaggs stallholder at Bazaar to raise funds towards reducing society’s debts.

16th September 1899 Teams. 

A. Knaggs, listed as half back for Guisborough Priory to play Brotton Albion away in the Cleveland League.

11th October 1899. Masonic Installation at Stockton.

The installation of Bro. John Addison Birbeck S. W. as Worshipful Master of the Whitwell Lodge (2104) took place at the Freemasons Hall Stockton. After which he appointed his officers for ensuing year including Bro. W. Knaggs, as Tyler.
13th October 1899. Lord Tweedmouth at Middlesbrough.

Mr. W. T. Knaggs listed as a supporter of Lord Tweedmouth (Liberal M.P.) on his visit to Middlesbrough and public meeting at the Town Hall.

2nd November 1899. Sale of Work at Middlesbrough. 

Sale of work at St. George's Congregational Church to raise funds towards paying off debt of £3.300 from building of Church five years prior. Mr. W. T. Knaggs, in proposing a vote of thanks to the Mayoress for opening the sale, remarked that for sometime past many had been subscribing 6d, Is, and 2s per week toward the liquidation of the debt. It threw out the suggestion that if they could find a sufficient number of gentlemen to promise £2 10s, or £5, or £10 each per year they might be able to avail themselves of funding which, under such terms, lent money without interest etc.

8th November 1899. Advertisement.

Agent for Theatre tickets; Mr. Knaggs, Stockton.

2nd December 1899. Tow Law Flower Show.

W. Knaggs elected to the committee at annual meeting. 

29th December 1899. Fancy Dress Soire.

Annual fancy dress ball and soiree promoted by Mr. Arthur Heseltine, of the Waverley Temperance Hotel, was held in the Loftus Town Hall and proved a magnificent success. A very pretty feature of the evening’s performance was a snow dance with limelight effect. The lantern being manipulated by Mr. W. Steyert, and the mechanical contrivance by which the snowstorm was produced was worked by Mr. A. Knaggs and Mr. R. Jeffells. The total proceeds amounted to £3 including £1 ls from Mr. A. F. Pease, M.P. and defraying expenses the balance will be handed over to the Patriotic Fund.

28th March 1900. Property Improvement.

Important water rate case. A very interesting case came before the Guisborough magistrates. A special rate had been levied upon the whole of the parish of Easington, near Loftus to meet expenses incurred in providing a water supply to a number of houses situated at Cower Bank near Staithes. The rate caused considerable dissatisfaction amongst the ratepayers. Twenty five of which include David Knaggs who refused payment were made subjects of a distress warrant to recover monies owed.

18th April 1900. Pretty Wedding at Guisbro.

Guisborough Parish Church. Mr G. W. Bulmer, the professional cricketer for the Grey Towers team, married Miss Madge Postgate of Guisborough. The bridesmaids were Miss Bulmer, Miss Knaggs, Miss Calvert, and Miss Sayer. The duties of best man were carried out by Mr. P. Bulmer. A reception was held by Mrs. Calvert at her residence in Westgate.

5th May 1900. Wolsingham Vestry Meeting

Mr.Knaggs elected to church council.

14th May 1900. Cricket. 

North York’s and South Durham League Division B.
A. (Arthur [William]) Knaggs bowler and fielder for Guisborough who lose to visitors West Hartlepool .

20th June 1900. Guisbrough Magistrates.

P.C. Meynall informed the Guisborough Magistrates yesterday that on a Sunday night, the 10th inst, he surprised John Sanderson, John Cooper, William Knaggs, John Keane or John Barker, Miners; whilst they were enjoying a game of banker on a public footpath between Boosebeck and Priestcroft in the in the township of Skelton. He told them that he would have to report them and Sanderson replied he need not do that, as they would square with him. Sanderson was fined 12s 6dand the others 10s 6d each.

7th August 1900. Fylingdales Foal Show.

J. P. Knaggs, Harwood Dale Mill, exhibitor and prizewinner.

17th August 1900. Whitby Horse Show.

Horses, Cleveland bays, Yearling Colt or Gelding; 1st prize, T Knaggs. 

25th August 1900. A Successful Exhibition.

Norton Agricultural and Industrial Society annual show took place on the cricket field, heavy rain on the morning marred proceedings but sunshine arrived in the afternoon. Horticultural class (open), prize winners include: R. J. Knaggs, Darlington, 4 firsts, and 1 second.

31st August 1900. Cricket. 

(J) Knaggs bowler for Corporation team (selected from the Aldermen, Councilors and officials of Middlesbrough Council) defeat Middlesbrough Police by 35 runs. 

10th September 1900. Football.

Brotton versus Guisborough Priory. Knaggs scored a goal for the Priory with a splendid shot from the right wing but victory to Brotton by six goals to one. 

12th September 1900. Guisborough Police Court.

William Ord, Thomas Knaggs, William Hood, Robert Wheelans, Walter Craig, and John Daynes were charged before the Guisborough magistrates yesterday with gaming at pitch and toss at Guisborough on the 26th ult. From he evidence of P.C. Walkington, it appears that at about a quarter to seven on the Sunday night named, he was on duty when saw the defendants on the footpath leading from Guisborough to Holbeck Mill. After watching the defendants for some time engaged in tossing coins and making bets, he approached to within fifteen yards and on observing him they all ran away except Craig, who said, “You'll let me off”. Only Craig and Daynes appeared, and both denied the offence. Daynes and Hood were each ordered to pay 5s fine, and the other defendants 2s 6d each and 5s 6d costs.

24th September 1900. Rugby. 

? and Knaggs, (for Hartlepool Rovers) breaking through the visitors lines, passed to Oughtred, who skillfully put the ball between the posts, defeating Westoe 19pts to 3pts.

20th October 1900. Cleveland Lit and Phil.

At the annual meeting of the Cleveland Literary and Philosophical Society there was a fair attendance. The report of the retiring Council presented by Mr. J. W. R. Punch, showed that the year had commenced with membership of 542, and there was a net gain of six members. The Council had kept the reading room as well supplied with new books as the funds of the society would permit. The report was adopted and the following officers were appointed; President, Mr. Thos. Harding; Vice-Presidents, Mr. Amos Hinton and Dr. Walker, Council, Messrs Bigland, J. S. Calvert, W. Edgar, L. F. Gjers, Dr. Hedley, W. T. Knaggs, F. W. Marshall, Dr. Williams and J. B. Whinpenny, Hon. Secretary, Mr. J. W. R. Punch.

22nd October 1900. Rugby. 

Hartlepool Rovers versus Wallsend: … passing by Anton, Knaggs, and Hall, Yeoman got over and converted, result; Rovers 27 points; Wallsend 0.

23rd October 1900. Guisborough Women’s Liberal Association.

The annual meeting of the G.W.L.A. was held last evening in the Temperance Hall, Guisborough. After the close of business the following ladies carried out a musical programme, Miss Sanderson, Miss Hewitt, Miss Best, and Miss Hutchinson in a highly satisfactory manner. Miss Knaggs proving to be an accomplished accompanist.
5th December 1900. Funeral at Marton. 

Briefly:The funeral of the late Mr. Thomas Vaughan, J.P. D.L., one of the pioneers of the Iron industry on Teesside and of Middlesbrough itself, took place at Marton yesterday, his body being interred in the family vault. The hearse carried his remains from Glenside the family home at Saltburn to the Railway Station where it was conveyed by train to Middlesbrough. The bearers were old friends and servants of the deceased and consisted of Mr. Jas. Ferguson (who has seen four generations of the family while in their service), Mr. Jesse Davis, Mr. Thos. Ferguson, Mr. T. Knaggs, and others. 

22nd December 1900. Stockton Choral and Orchestral Society.

Mr. W. Knaggs presided at the organ for a “tedious” performance of “The Redemption”

Wed 16 Sep 1903	Death
	Knaggs - At Harrowgate Garden, Haughton Lane, Darlington, on 15th inst., suddenly, Robert Henry, son of R J Knaggs, late of Whorlton, aged 23. Interment at North Road Cemetery on Thursday at 3.

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

Sat 29 Feb 1908	Death
	Knaggs - West Parade, Coxhoe, 28th February, Laura Gertrude, dearly beloved daughter of Mark B and Eva A Knaggs. To be interred at St Mary’s Coxhoe, on Tuesday.

Tue 3 Nov 1908	Death
	Knaggs - At No 8 Brook Street, Tudhoe Grange, Spennymoor, November 2nd, Emma Knaggs, aged 49, widow of the late George Knaggs, blacksmith. Interment Wednesday, at York Hill Cemetery, cortege to leave residence at 2.30 pm.

Fri 5 Jun 1914	Death
	Knaggs - On the 2nd inst., Johanna, wife of William Knaggs, of Lane End Farm, Moorsholm. Interment at Moorsholm today (Friday), cortege leaving residence at 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 inst., at 3 pm.

Mon 10 Jul 1916	Death
	Knaggs - At Dragon Villa, on July 8th 1916, Joseph Knaggs, in his 95th year. To be interred at Pittington Hallgarth, on Tuesday July 11th at 4 pm. Cortege to leave residence at 1.30 for service in Dragon Villa Wesleyan Church.

Wed 4 Dec 1918	Death
	Knaggs - On 2nd inst., at 63 Greenbank Road North, Darlington, Eva Annie, beloved wife of Mark Bailey Knaggs. Interment at High Coniscliffe, tomorrow (Thursday) at 2.30 pm.

Mon 21 Aug 1922	Death
	Knaggs - At 13 Yarm Road, Darlington, on 19th inst., Caroline Elizabeth, beloved wife of Edward Knaggs. Interment West Cemetery Tuesday, 22 inst. Cortege leaving residence 2.45 pm.

Sat 24 Feb 1934	Death
	Knaggs - High Spen, 6 Wishart Terrace (late of Tow Law), on the 22nd inst., aged 83, Elizabeth, the dearly beloved wife of the late James Knaggs. Interment at St Patrick’s Churchyard on Monday, cortege leaving residence 2.15 for service in Methodist Church, Front Street, 2.30.

Sat 16 Jun 1934	Death
	Knaggs - On the 14th inst., at 12 King William Street, Spennymoor, William, beloved husband of Elizabeth Knaggs (nee Venners). Interment Monday at York Hill Cemetery, cortege leaving residence 1.45 pm.

Wed 10 Oct 1934	Death
	Knaggs - On the 8th inst., at Durham Hospital, Robert, aged 75 years, beloved husband of the late Isabel Knaggs. Interment at York Hill Cemetery, tomorrow (Thursday), cortege leaving residence, 37 King William Street, Spennymoor, at 2.30.

Fri 13 Nov 1936	Death
	Knaggs - On the 12th, at 35 Lucknow Street, Darlington, Michael, the beloved husband of Annie Knaggs. Cortege leaving residence at 2 pm Monday for service in St James Church, interment to follow in North Cemetery.

Wed 20 Jan 1937	Death
	Knaggs - On the 19th inst, at Harrogate Gardens, Salters Lane, Harrogate Hill, Darlington (late of Whorlton), Robert John, the dearly beloved husband of Mary Jane Knaggs. Interment North Cemetery, Friday at 3.30 pm.

Tue 10 Oct 1939	Death
	Knaggs - On the 8th inst., Mary Ann, beloved wife of the late William Knaggs. Interment at Tow Law Cemetery tomorrow (Wednesday), cortege leaving residence of her daughter, Mrs Norman Rand, Keeper’s Row, Tow Law, at 2.30 pm.

Sat 4 May 1940	Marriage
	Thew-Knaggs - May 2nd at St John’s Church, Bertrand F Thew to Hilda Knaggs, both of Stockton. Special Licence.

Sat 22 Jun 1940	Death
	Knaggs - Sacriston, 7 Davison’s Terrace, 20th inst., 69 years, Elizabeth Ann, beloved wife of Peter Knaggs. Interment Sacriston Cemetery, tomorrow (Sunday), cortege leaving residence 2.30 for service in St John’s Methodist Church.

Mon 29 Jul 1940	Death
	Knaggs - On the 26th inst., Robert, aged 51 years, beloved husband of Mary Knaggs. Interment at York Hill Cemetery tomorrow (Tuesday), cortege leaving residence, 40 Durham Road, Spennymoor, at 2 o’clock.

Mon 4 Nov 1940	Death
	Knaggs - On the 2nd November, at Moss Lea, Neasham Road, Darlington, Edward Knaggs (late foreman, Teasdale Bros.). Interment West Cemetery Tuesday, 5 November, cortege leaving residence at 2.45 pm.

Wed 3 Oct 1945	Death
	Knaggs - 9 Beckenham Avenue, East Boldon, 1 October, aged 78, William, husband of the late Maria Knaggs. Cremation West Road Crematorium Thursday 12 noon, preceded by service Boldon Methodist Church 10.30.

Tue 5 Feb 1946	Death
	Knaggs - On 4 February, at 155 Westgate, Guisborough, Sarah Annie, beloved wife of the late Thomas Knaggs. To be interred at Sacriston. Funeral private.

Wed 13 Mar 1946	Death
	Knaggs - 12 March, 1 Lawrence Street, Darlington, Mary Jane, dearly loved wife of the late Robert John Knaggs, formerly of Salter’s Lane, Harrowgate Hill. Interment North Cemetery, Thursday 2 pm. Service in St John’s Church 1.30.

Tue 25 Jun 1946	Death
	Knaggs - William, 23 June, beloved husband of Ada Knaggs, 45 Major Street, Darlington. Cremation Wednesday. funeral private.

Tue 20 May 1947	Death
	Knaggs - 18 May at The Villa, Hamsterley, Isabel, aged 78 years, beloved wife of John Knaggs. Interment Hamsterley, Wednesday, leaving residence at 3.15 pm, service St James’ church 3.30.

Wed 31 May 1950	Death
	Knaggs - On May 29 at 5 Railway View, Northallerton, William Henry, aged 72 years, dear husband of Margaret Knaggs. Interment Thursday June 1. Service in Northallerton Parish Church at 3.15 pm.

Thu 20 Jul 1950	Death
	Knaggs, July 19, at The Vila, Hamsterley, John, in his 80th year, beloved husband of the late Isabel Knaggs. Interment Saturday, at Hamsterley, leaving residence at 3 pm for service in St James’ Church at 3.15 pm.

Mon 23 Apr 1951	Death
	Knaggs - April 20, 1 Brough Close, Aycliffe School, Ada, age 67 (formerly of Darlington), dear wife of the late William Knaggs. Cremation West Cemetery, Darlington, Monday 3.30 pm.

Wed 7 Nov 1951	Death
	Knaggs - November 4, 17 Cement Houses, Hamsterley Colliery, John Thomas, dearly beloved husband of Margaret. Interment Tow Law, Thursday, service Hillcrest Methodist Church, Tow Law, 2 pm.

Sat 5 Jan 1952	Silver Wedding Horner-Knaggs
	January 5, 1927, at Northallerton, Matt E to Mary. Present address: 2 Blandford Street, Dean Bank, Ferryhill.

Mon 14 Apr 1952	Death
	Knaggs - April 13 (in hospital, result of accident), of 26 Dodds Street, Darlington, Richard William, aged 51, dearly loved husband of Rachel Knaggs. Cremation west Cemetery Wednesday, leaving residence 2.45 pm for service in Bondgate Methodist Church.

Mon 28 Jul 1952	Death
	Knaggs - July 27, at 2 “The Centre”, George Thomas, aged 58 years, beloved husband of Annie Elizabeth Knaggs. Interment Tuesday at Evenwood, leaving residence at 2.15 pm for service in St Paul’s Church, 2.30.

Mon 3 May 1954	Death
	Knaggs - 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.

Sat 19 Jun 1954	Death
	Knaggs - June 18 (in hospital) of “Langford”, High Field, Eaglescliffe, Stockton-on-Tees, John Thomas, aged 77 years, ex-Superintendent D.C.C. beloved husband of Isabella. Funeral 2pm Monday at Egglescliffe Church. Private.

Thu 6 Jan 1955	Death
	Knaggs - January 5, at 35 Lucknow Street, Darlington, Ann, beloved wife of the late Michael Knaggs. Leaving residence 9.20 am, Saturday for service in St James Church, interment following, North Cemetery. Funeral private.

Wed 16 Oct 1957	Death
	Knaggs - October 14, at 6 High Grange Road, Spennymoor, Edward, aged 68 years, dearly loved husband of Muriel Knaggs (née Davidson). Interment Spennymoor Cemetery, Friday, leaving residence 1.30 pm for service in St Paul’s Church.

Sat 4 Apr 1959	Death
	Knaggs - April 3, at Gartmore, West Road, Loftus, Florence Mary Knaggs, 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.

Fri 21 Aug 1959	Death
	Knaggs - August 19 at 5 Hunter Terrace, Chilton, Frederick (late of Three Horseshoes, Deighton), beloved husband of the late Ann Knaggs. Interment Saturday at Deighton Churchyard, cortege leaving residence 10 am for service in Deighton Parish Church at 11 am.

Fri 6 May 1960	Death
	Knaggs - May 4, 37 Thames Street, Chopwell (late of Hamsterley Colliery), Margaret, aged 81 years, dearly loved wife of the late John Thomas. Interment Tow Law Saturday, leaving residence 12.45 pm. Tow Law friends please meet in Hillcrest Methodist Church 1.30 pm.

Thu  22 Dec 1960	Death
	Knaggs - December 21, at 2 The Centre, Evenwood, Ann Elizabeth, aged 63, dearly loved wife of the late George Thomas Knaggs, and dear daughter of the late George and Sarah Linsley (late of Cockfield). Interment Friday at Evenwood, leaving residence at 2.30 pm for service in St Paul’s Church at 2.35 pm.

Mon 3 Apr 1961	Death
	Knaggs - April 1, at 15 Redworth Road, Shildon, Stanley, aged 45 years, dearly loved husband of Ethel Knaggs. Cremation Wednesday at Darlington, cortege leaving residence at 10.45 am for service in St John’s Church 11 am. Cremation private.

Wed 19 Jul 1961	Death
	Knaggs - July 18, at High Street, Wolsingham, Jane Elizabeth, daughter of the late W T and E J Knaggs. Interment Friday at St Mary’s and St Stephen’s Church, Wolsingham at 2 pm.

Mon 18 Dec 1961	Death
	Knaggs - December 16, at 7 Wolsingham Terrace, Darlington, George Henry, aged 89, dearly loved husband of Ada Knaggs. Received into St William’s Church, Monday 7 pm. requiem Mass Tuesday 9 am. Interment North Cemetery.

Mon 30 Apr 1962	Death
	Knaggs - On April 28 (suddenly in hospital) of 2 New Cottages, Long Newton, Leslie, dearly loved son of Thomas Byers and Hannah Knaggs. Cortege leaving residence 3.15 pm Wednesday for service and interment at Long Newton Parish Church.

Wed 13 Feb 1963	Death
	Knaggs - February 12, of 5 Railway View, Northallerton, Margaret Ann, aged 87 years, the dearly loved wife of the late William Knaggs. Funeral service in Northallerton Parish Church on Friday, February 15 at 2 pm.

Mon 4 Mar 1963	Death
	Knaggs - March 2 (in hospital), of 3 Manor Close, Melmerby, Ripon, Stephen, aged 74 years, dearly loved husband of Elizabeth Knaggs. Funeral at St Mary’s Church, Wath, on Tuesday March 5 at 2.15 pm.

Thu 17 Oct 1963	Death
	Knaggs - October 15 (after long illness patiently borne) 79 Heath Road, Middlestone Moor, Mary (Polly) aged 74 years, beloved wife of the late Robert Knaggs and dear mother of Elsie, Hilda and Annie. Cremation at South End, Durham, Friday 11.30 am, following service in Central Methodist Church, 11 am. Cremation private.

Wed 6 Nov 1963	Death
	Knaggs - November 4 (in hospital) of East Newbiggen, Sadberge, William, beloved husband of Hilda and dear father of Byers, Mary and Bill. Service and interment Bishopton Parish Church, Thursday 2.45 pm.

Tue 14 Jan 1964	Death
	Knaggs - January 13, at 7 Wolsingham Terrace, Darlington, Ada, aged 87 years, beloved wife of the late George Henry Knaggs. Received into St William’s Church, Wednesday 7.25 pm. requiem Mass Thursday 9 am. Interment North Cemetery.

Tue 1 Sep 1964	Death
	Knaggs - August 30 (in hospital), Mary Ann, aged 88 years, dearly loved wife of the late Mark Bailey Knaggs, late of 24 Tees Way, Neasham, near Darlington. Service at Strathmore House, Stockton Road, West Hartlepool, Wednesday 2 pm prior to interment at Stranton Cemetery, West Hartlepool. Funeral private.

Sat 10 Oct 1964	Death
	Knaggs - October 7 (in hospital), of 12 Brook Street, Spennymoor, George, aged 84 years, dearly loved husband of Ada Knaggs. Cremation Durham, Saturday, cortege leaving residence at 9.50 am for service in St Andrew’s Church. Cremation private.

Fri 4 Dec 1964	Death
	Knaggs - December 2 (in hospital), of 12 Brook Street, Spennymoor, Ada, aged 79 years, dearly loved wife of the late George Knaggs. Cremation at Durham on Saturday, cortege leaving residence at 10.30 am for service in St Andrew’s Church. Cremation private.

Wed 17 Feb 1965	Coming of Age
	Knaggs - All best wishes Ken on your 21st. Health and happiness always. Love, mum and dad.

Thu 25 Feb 1965	Death
	Knaggs - February 24 (in hospital), Mary Elizabeth (Polly), beloved wife of Tom Knaggs, of 26 King James Street, Spennymoor. Cremation at Middlesbrough on Saturday February 27 at 11.40 am.

Sat 5 Feb 1966	Death
	Knaggs - February 4 (late of Spennymoor) at his daughter’s residence, 45 Heythrop Drive, Acklam, Tom, beloved husband of the late Polly Knaggs. Service and cremation at Middlesbrough on Monday 2 pm.

Thu 7 Apr 1966	Birth
	Knaggs - April 4 to Bill and Margaret (née Armstrong), a brother for Gillian. Sincere thanks to Greenbank Maternity Hospital staff. < Eric Robin >

Tue 12 Apr 1966	Death
	Knaggs - April 9, 19 Hartley Terrace, Spennymoor, Muriel, aged 74 years, dearly loved husband of the late Edward Knaggs. Cremation Durham Thursday, leaving residence at 11 am for service in St Andrew’s Church.

Thu 7 Jul 1966	Engagement
	Knaggs-Anderson - The engagement is announced between Doreen, only daughter of Mr B and the late Mrs Anderson, 201 Neasham Road, Darlington and Richard, only son of the late Mr and Mrs R W Knaggs and nephew of Mr and Mrs G Knaggs, 17 Lyonette Road, Darlington.
	< They marry sep 1967 >

Wed 21 Sep 1966	Death
	Knaggs - September 20, of Moor House Farm, Shincliffe, Edwin, aged 71 years, dearly loved husband of Lizzie Hannah. Interment at Shincliffe Church Yard, Friday, cortege to leave residence at 1.45 pm for service in Shincliffe Methodist Church at 2 pm.

Mon 26 Sep 1966	Death
	Knaggs - September 24, at 49 Benson Street, Norton, Margaret Rose (née Padget) of Crossholme Farm, Chop Gate, dearly loved wife of Ronald Knaggs and dear mother of Karen and Sheila. Cortege leaves 49 Benson Street, Norton, Tuesday 2.10 pm for service in Norton Congregational Church 2.20 pm prior to private cremation at Middlesbrough.

Tue 31 Oct 1967	Death
	Knaggs - October 30, at 17 Lyonette Road, Darlington, Gladys, aged 54, dearly loved wife of George Knaggs and dear mother of Derek, Joan, Mary and David. Service at St Andrew’s Church, Wednesday 11 am. Cremation West Cemetery.

Mon 11 Dec 1967	Birth
	Knaggs - To Margaret and Bill, a daughter (stillborn). Thanks to hospital staff.	< How registered?  >

Wed 27 Dec 1967	Birth
	Knaggs - December 22, to Derek and Pauline (née Middleton), a daughter. Both well.	< Karen Joyce >

Thu 28 Dec 1967	Death
	Knaggs - On December 24 (in hospital), of 21 East Witton, Leyburn, Emily Maude, aged 87 years, second daughter of the late Mr and Mrs T Knaggs of Dublin, and dear cousin of Muss E M (Madge) Driffield of East Witton. Private service and cremation at Stonefall Cemetery, Harrogate.

Tue 6 Aug 1968	Death
	Knaggs - August 4, at 39 Derwent Road, Ferryhill, George, aged 59 years, dearly loved husband of Florence (née Kay). Cremation at Durham Crematorium on Wednesday August 7 leaving residence at 2.30 pm for service in St Luke’s Church.

Fri 28 Feb 1969	Death
	Knaggs - February 27, at 28 Brinkburn Ave, Darlington, Floris Grace, aged 78 years, dearly loved wife of Albert Edward Knaggs, and loving mother of Gordon. service St Matthew’s Church, Monday 2.30 pm, cremation West Cemetery. Funeral private.

Mon 28 Jul 1969	Death
	Knaggs - On July 27, 1969, (in hospital) Jane, in her 87th year, the dearly loved wife of the late Thomas Knaggs, of Stank Farm, Northallerton. Funeral service in Kirby Sigston Parish Church on Wednesday July 30 at 2 pm.

Fri 24 Apr 1970	Death
	Knaggs - April 23 (in a Whitby hospital), Ann, aged 82 years, beloved wife of John Thomas Knaggs, Jubilee House, Low Hawsker, Whitby and a very dear mother and grandma. Service at the Methodist Chapel, Hawsker, on Monday April 27 at 2.20 pm followed by cremation at Woodlands Crematorium, Scarborough.

Tue 1 Dec 1970	Death
	Knaggs (Sacriston) - November 27 (in hospital), Ethel May, aged 73 years, beloved wife of the late George E, 25 Heugh Edge. Interment Sacriston, Wednesday. Friends please meet Sacriston Methodist Church, 10 am for service.

Thu 24 Dec 1970	Death
	Knaggs - December 23, of 1 Durham Moor Crescent, Framwellgate Moor, Matilda, aged 84 years, beloved wife of the late Henry. Service and cremation at Durham Crematorium on Monday at 12.30 pm.

Mon 11 Oct 1971	Death
	Knaggs - October 8, at Denehope, Kirk Merrington, Lizzie Hannah, aged 81 years, dearly loved wife of the late Edwin Knaggs, formerly of Hamsterley and Shincliffe. Funeral Tuesday, cortege leaving residence at 1.25 pm for service in Kirk Merrington Methodist Church followed by interment at Shincliffe.

Fri 11 Aug 1972	Death
	Knaggs - August 10, at 34 Elm drive, Shildon, Ethel, aged 56 years, beloved wife of the late Stanley Knaggs. Cremation Tuesday at Darlington, cortege leaving residence at 10.30 am for service in St John’s Church at 10.40 am.

Wed 30 Aug 1972	Death
	Knaggs - August 28, of 31 Wellgarth, Evenwood, George William, aged 45 years, dearly loved husband of Sybil Knaggs. Cremation Thursday at Darlington, cortege leaving residence at 10.30 am for private service and cremation.

Tue 2 Jan 1973	Death
	Knaggs - January 1 (suddenly) at 45 Deepdale Way, Darlington, Harry, aged 60 (formerly Inspector, Durham Police), dearly loved husband of Phyllis and dear father of Harry and Madeline. Service St Andrew’s Church, Friday 11 am followed by private cremation West Cemetery.

Wed 24 Oct 1973	Coming of Age
	Knaggs (Tudhoe) - Congratulations John and Leslie on your 21st. - various.

Tue 13 Nov 1973	Death
	Knaggs - November 12, 30 Ox Close Crescent, Spennymoor, Gladys, aged 61 years, dearly loved wife of Sydney Knaggs. Cremation Durham, Thursday, leaving residence at 11 am for service in St Andrew’s Church.

Sat 5 Oct 1974	Death
	Knaggs - October 3 (in hospital), of 7 Green Road, Skelton-in-Cleveland, Alice, widow of George Knaggs, loving mother of the late Kenneth. Cortege leaves Memorial House, 398 Linthorpe Road, Middlesbrough, Monday 3.20 pm for service and cremation Teesside Crematorium 3.40 pm.

Fri 22 Nov 1974	Coming 0f Age
	Knaggs - Congratulations Geraldine on your 21st. - various.
	< Wife of John Knaggs >

Wed 11 Dec 1974	Death
	Knaggs - December 9 (in hospital) of 3 Wood Street, Barnard Castle, Eva (née Walker), aged 60 years, dear mother of Alma Wilson and sister of Henry. Interment Church of England Cemetery, Friday December 13. Friends please meet for service in St Mary’s Church at 11 am.

Mon 14 Apr 1975	Death
	Knaggs - April 12 (in hospital) of 28 Brinkburn Ave, Darlington, Albert Edward, aged 85 years, beloved husband of the late Floris Grace Knaggs, dear father of Gordon, dear granddad of Denise and Susan. Service and cremation, Wednesday 3.30 pm, West Cemetery, Darlington.

Fri 12 Mar 1976	Death
	Knaggs - March 11, of 31 Wellgarth, Evenwood, Sybil, aged 49 years, beloved wife of the late George William Knaggs and mother of Sybil and Ann, mother-in-law of Donald and Leslie and a loving grandmother. Cremation Monday at Durham Crematorium. Cortege leaving residence at 10.15 am for service in St Paul’s Church at 10.25 am.

			Death
	Knaggs - March 9 (in hospital), of 39 Derwent Road, Ferryhill, Florence (née Kay), aged 66 years, dearly loved wife of the late George Knaggs and a dear mother of George and Derek and grandmother of Karren and Alexandra. Cremation at Durham Crematorium on Saturday, March 13, leaving residence at 9.40 am for service in St Luke’s Church.

Fri 16 Dec 1977	Death
	Knaggs - On December 13 (suddenly) at 81 St Andrew’s Road, Spennymoor, Edward, aged 68 years, dearly loved husband of Doris (née Blenkin) dearest father of Rita, a dearly beloved granddad and a dear father-in-law. Funeral Saturday, cortege leaving residence 9.10 am for service in St Andrew’s Church. Followed by cremation at Durham.

Tue 17 Jan 1978	Death
	Knaggs - January 16, of Anngate House, Wolsingham, Marion, aged 84 years, beloved wife of William and a devoted mother. Cremation Durham Friday 11.30 am.

Mon 5 Feb 1979	Death
	Knaggs - Georgina R, aged 87 years, daughter of the late W.T. and E. Knaggs. Cremation Tuesday at Darlington at 1 pm. Ashes to be interred at Wolsingham later.

Sat 19 May 1979	Death
	Knaggs - May 17, of 30 Oxclose Crescent, Spennymoor, Sidney, aged 69 years, dear husband of the late Gladys (née Jones) and a dear uncle. Cortege leaves niece’s residence, 11 Oval Park, Tudhoe, Tuesday 10.45 am for committal and service Durham Crematorium 11 am.

Tue 3 Jun 1980	Death
	Knaggs - June 1st, of 2 The Centre, Evenwood, Norman James, aged 64 years, beloved son of the late George and Annie Knaggs.  Cremation Wednesday at Darlington.  Cortege leaves the residence of his niece, 31 Wellgarth at 2.45 pm for service in St Paul’s Church at 2.50 pm.  Friends meet at church.  Cremation private.

Sat 6 Sep 1980	Marriage
	Knaggs - Snell	August 30th 1980 at St Justianian Church, Llanstinan, Scleddau, Dyfed, Wales, David Parkin, elder son of Mr and Mrs K Knaggs, 46 Stoneybeck, Bishop Middleham, to Hilary Jane, younger daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Snell, Weston, Bath.

Wed 17 Sep 1980	Death
	Knaggs - September 15th (suddenly in hospital) of 4 Hamsterley Street, Darlington, Gordon, aged 58 years, beloved husband of Edna, and dearly loved father of Denise and Susan, also a dear grand-dad.  Cortege to leave residence Thursday 9 am for service and cremation 9.15 am at Darlington Crematorium.  Will friends please meet at the Crematorium.  Family flowers only.

Sat 18 Oct 1980	Death
	Knaggs - October 17th at 111 Park Lane, Darlington, Richard, aged 46 years, beloved husband of Doreen and dear father of Helen.  Cortege to leave residence Tuesday 2.10 pm for service St Johns Church 2.20 pm prior to cremation at Darlington Crematorium.  Family flowers by request.  Donations if so desired to British Diabetic Association c/o Mrs Y Simpson, 1 Conyer Avenue, Darlington.  Will friends please meet at church.

Fri 23 Oct 1981	Death
	Knaggs - October 21st of Angate House, Wolsingham at the home of his daughter Kathleen, 98 Bates Avenue, Darlington, William, aged 92 years, dear husband of the late Marian.  Service in Wolsingham Parish Church on Monday at 10.15 am followed by cremation at Durham at 11.30 am.  Will friends please meet at the church.

Wed 10 Mar 1982	Death
	Knaggs - March 7th (in hospital), of 28 Bowen Road, Darlington, (late of Neville House), Richard Thomas, aged 81 years, dearly loved husband of Violet, dearly loved brother of George, Arthur, Maud and the late Fred.  To be received into St Anne’s RC Church, Thursday 6.30 pm.  Requiem Mass Friday 10.40 am prior to cremation at Darlington Crematorium.  Would friends please meet at the church.  All floral tributes to the church.

Tue 11 Jan 1983	Death
	Knaggs - January 9 (Peacefully, in hospital), of 168 Park Lane, Darlington, Cecil Lawrence, aged 81 years, dearly loved husband of Eva, dearest father of Betty and Michael and a much loved father-in-law and granddad. Funeral Wednesday. Friends please meet for service and cremation at Doncaster Crematorium 9.45 am.

Thu 1 Mar 1984	Death
	Knaggs - February 29 (suddenly at home), of 21 Old Shotton, Peterlee, Charles Roy, in his 82nd year, much beloved husband of Dorothy Margaret (née Harle). Service and cremation to take place privately at Hartlepool Crematorium.

Tue 30 Dec 1986	Death
	Knaggs - December 26, at 11 Sandhill drive, Harrogate, aged 65 years, Hannah, dearly loved wife of Byers Knaggs, dear mother of Peter and Valerie and a loved grandma. Service at Harrogate Cemetery on Friday January 2 at 12.30 pm.

Sat 7 Nov 1987	Death
	Knaggs - November 6 (peacefully), at 17 Lyonette Road, Darlington, George, aged 79 years, beloved husband of the late Gladys, dearly loved father of Derek, Joan, Mary and David, father-in-law of Connie, John and Mike and a devoted granddad of John, David and Mandy. Friends please meet for service and cremation, Tuesday 3.30 pm at Darlington Crematorium.

Wed 7 Nov 1990	Death
	Knaggs - November 6 (peacefully, in hospital, after a long illness borne with dignity), of 25 West Terrace, Spennymoor, Doris (née Blenkin), aged 80 years, beloved wife of the late Edward, a much loved mother of Rita, and a dear mother-in-law, grandma and great-gran. Cortege to leave above residence Friday 11.10 am for service and cremation at Durham Crematorium.

Sat 25 Mar 1995	Death
	Knaggs - March 23 (suddenly, in hospital) of The Villa, Hamsterley, Ernest (Ernie), aged 80 years, dearly loved husband of Dorothy, much loved father of Kenneth, dear father-in-law of Julie and a loving grandfather and great grandfather. Funeral service in Hamsterley Methodist Chapel on Tuesday March 28 at 3.00 pm, followed by interment in the cemetery. Family flowers only. Donations, if desired, may be given in the chapel for the Teesdale Talking Newspaper.

Wed 26 Feb 1997	Death
	Knaggs - February 23 (peacefully, in hospital), of The Villa, Hamsterley, Dorothy May, aged 82 years, beloved wife of the late Ernest, dearly loved mother of Ken, dear mother-in-law of Julie, loving nanna of Ian, Karen, Joanne, Emma and Robert and great-nanna of Arron and Samantha. Funeral service in St James church, Hamsterley on Friday February 28 at 1.45 pm, followed by interment in the cemetery.

Sat 12 Apr 1997	Death
	Knaggs - April 11 (at home) of Tiree Close, Brandon, Ralph, aged 90 years, dearly loved husband of Mary and a much loved father, father-in-law, granddad and great granddad. friends please meet for service in St John’s Church on Wednesday at 10.30 am followed by interment in Meadowfield Cemetery.

Wed 7 Oct 1998	Death
	Knaggs - On October 4, peacefully in hospital, of Brandon, Mary, aged 88 years, devoted wife of the late Ralph, much loved mam, grandma and great grandma. Friends please meet at St John’s Church, Meadowfield on Friday October 9 at 9.15 am for service prior to interment in Meadowfield Cemetery.

Tue 13 Oct 1998	Death
	Knaggs - October 10 (suddenly) of Park Lane, Darlington, Eva (née Pigg) aged 94 years, beloved wife of the late Cecil, loving mother of Betty and Michael, much loved gran and great grandma. Funeral Thursday. Would friends kindly meet for service at Darlington Crematorium at 2.45 pm.

20 Sep 2000		Discussion on meningitis
	- Gavin Knaggs and Suzanne Beardwell of Darlington, who said “Our son, Harry, contracted meningitis and septicaemia when he was just seven weeks old and tragically died.

Tue 18 Sep 2001	Death
	Knaggs - September 16 (peacefully) of Coundon, Les, aged 48 years, loving husband of Susan, a dear brother-in-law, son-in-law and uncle. Friends please meet for service in St Joseph’s RC Church, Coundon on Wednesday, September 19 at 12.00 noon followed by interment in St Joseph’s churchyard.

8-14 April 2002	Death
	KNAGGS April 10, of Broadoaks, Bishop Middleham. Kenneth, aged 71 years, dearly beloved husband of Joyce (nee Parkin), a loving father of David and Christopher, dear father-in-law of Hilary and Georgina and adored grandad of Emily, Freddie and Eleanor. Will friends please meet in St. Michael's Church, Bishop Middleham Tuesday, for a service at 11.00 a.m., followed by committal at Durham Crematorium. Family flowers only. Donations in lieu, if desired, to 'The British Heart Foundation', c/o Mr. J. Fowler, 34 Northumberland Avenue, Bishop Auckland. DL14 6NF.

Thu 13 Jun 2002	Birth
	A baby girl - Knaggs - Congratulations John and Joanne on the birth of your beautiful daughter Megan. First granddaughter to both parents, fourth grandchild to Mr and Mrs S Eliott.

Mar 2004	Death
	KNAGGS On February 28, suddenly in hospital, of Sacriston. Eddie, aged 63 years, loving husband of Anita, a dear father and grandfather. Friends please meet for celebration and thanksgiving for his life at St. Peter's Church, Sacriston on Tuesday, March 9 at 12.30 p.m., cremation to follow. Family flowers only please. Donations in lieu, to Cancer Research U.K., c/o Stuart Wright Funeral Service Limited, Langley Park, Durham.

Mar 2004	Death
	KNAGGS March 27, in hospital in Harrogate, aged 83 years. Byers Knaggs, beloved husband of the late Hannah, dear father of Peter and Val, much loved father-in-law of David and dearest friend of Alice. Service at Harrogate Crematorium on Tuesday, April 6 at 1.40 p.m. Family flowers only please. Donations in memory may be given to the British Heart Foundation, 30 Rossett Green Lane, Harrogate, HG2 9LH.

Dec 2004	Death
	KNAGGS (nee Cansfield) December 1 (peacefully in hospital). Edna, aged 81 years, of Bellburn Lane, Darlington, beloved wife of the late Gordon, much loved mother of Denise and Susan, a loving mother-in-law to George and Malcolm also a treasured grandma to Stephen, Angela, Vincent, Alex and Lauren. Funeral Tuesday, December 7. Will friends please meet 11.15 a.m., for service at Darlington Crematorium.

Wed 12 Dec 2007	Death
	KNAGGS December 10 (suddenly) of Oval Park, Tudhoe, Dorothy Margaret (nee Ellinor)  aged 75 years. Beloved wife of Alec, a dearly loved mam of Valerie and Angela, a loving mother-in-law of Michael and Melvyn and a much loved grandma of Tony and the late Lindsey. Would friends please meet at Tudhoe Methodist Church Friday for a service at 11.45 followed by committal at Durham Crematorium.

Tue 7 Dec 2010	Death
	KNAGGS On December 2, in hospital, of Durham Moor Crescent, Framwellgate Moor, late of Sacriston. Frank, aged 86 years, dearly loved husband of Irene and dear step-dad to Clive. Friends please meet for service Durham Crematorium on Friday, December 10 at 3.00 p.m. Family flowers only. Donations in lieu for St. Cuthbert's Hospice c/o Stuart Wright Funeral Service Ltd., Gilesgate, Durham.

North Otago Times (New Zealand)

10 Jan 1868		Mention of George W. Knaggs as being purser of the steamship Solent.

North West(ern) Daily / Evening Mail (Barrow in Furness)

Sat 14 Jan 1922	Death
	Knagg - On the 13th inst., at 34 Parry Street, Barrow, George Knagg, aged 66 years. The cortege will leave the above address on Monday at 2 pm for Barrow Cemetery.

Fri 16 Dec 1927	Death
	Knagg - On the 13th inst., at 241 Duke Street, Barrow, James, the beloved husband of Mary Knagg, aged 37 years. Cortege leaving the above address at two o’clock on Saturday.

Tue 7 Jul 1942	Abbey Road Accident - Woman Shopper Fatally Injured
	Involved in an accident with a heavily-laden motor-lorry while crossing the road at the junction of Abbey Road and Dalton Road, Barrow, about 11.30 am today, Mrs Marusa Knagg (48) of 51 Napier Street, Barrow, succumbed to her injuries in the North Lonsdale Hospital early this afternoon.
	The deceased had been shopping and was returning home when the accident occurred. The lorry, which was travelling in the direction of Ramsden square, was loaded with tar-macadam, and apparently in an attempt to avoid the woman, swung into Hartington Street, when it turned over onto its near side.
	There were a number of people about at the time and several had narrow escapes as the lorry overturned.
	The deceased is a widow with a grownup family of four daughters and one son who is serving with the Navy.

Thu 9 Jul 1942	Death
	Knagg - Accidentally killed on the 7th inst., Marusa, widow of James Knagg, aged 48 years. Interment Saturday July 11th, cortege leaving 51 Napier Street, 12.55 pm for St James Parish Hall.

Fri 26 Feb 1943	Death
	Knagg - On the 22nd inst., at 19 Wellington Street, Dalton, Jenny, widow of Heber Knagg, aged 81 years. Interment Monday March 1st, cortege leaving 6 Portsmouth Street, Walney 1.30 pm for Barrow Cemetery.

Wed 13 Mar 1946	Death
	Knagg - On the 12th inst. (suddenly), at 17 Amphitrite Street, Walney, Stanley Albert, dearly loved son of Evelyn and Stan Knagg, aged 3 years 10 months. Cortege leaves above address 1.0 pm Friday for St James Church.

Wed 27 May 1953	Death
	Knaggs - May 26, at Roose Hospital, John Thomas, aged 67, the beloved husband of Doris S. Knaggs, of 6 Portsmouth Street, Walney. Service and interment at Walney Church on Friday at 2.30 pm.

Mon 25 Oct 1954	Death
	Knagg - October 24, Lily Martha, of 121 Market Street, Dalton, widow of Alfred Knagg, aged 88 years. Interred at Dalton, Wednesday at 3.0 pm.

Sat 8 Sep 1956	Marriage
	Knagg-Newsham - September 8th at St Luke’s Church, John C, younger son of Mr and Mrs J Knagg, 34 Parry Street, to Reta, younger daughter of Mr and Mrs A Newsham, 47 Devon Street, Barrow.

Sat 29 Sep 1956	Death
	Knagg - September 27, at Devonshire Road Hospital, Anthony, aged 13 years, dearly beloved son of Stan and Jennie Knagg, 28 Cobden Street, Dalton. Cortege to leave above address at 2.15 pm on Monday 1st October for service and interment at Dalton Cemetery.

Wed 1 May 1957	Death
	Knagg - April 30, at North Lonsdale Hospital, George James, aged 78 years, the beloved husband of Mary Alice Knagg of 34 Parry Street, Barrow. Service in St James’ Church on Friday at 2.30 pm prior to interment at Barrow Cemetery.

Sat 20 Jun 1959	Death
	Knagg - June 20, at Preston Royal Infirmary, Mary Alice, aged 70 years, the dearly beloved wife of the late George James Knagg, of 34 Parry Street, Barrow and dear mother of Hilda, Peggy and Jack. Service in St James’ Church on Wednesday at 2.30 pm prior to interment at Barrow Cemetery.

Sat 5 Dec 1959	Death
	Knaggs - December 3, at Stanley Hospital, Ulverston, Doris Seabright Knaggs, aged 57 years, of 6 Portsmouth Street, Walney, the dearly loved wife of the late John Thomas Knaggs and dearest mother of George, John and Olga. Service and interment at St Mary’s Church, Walney on Monday at 11 am.

Wed 30 Nov 1960	Death
	Knagg - November 29, at Roose Hospital, Stanley, aged 67 years, the beloved husband of Ellen Knagg, of 11 West View Road, Barrow and dear father of Stan. Cortege leaves the above address on Saturday for service in St George’s Church at 8.15 am prior to cremation at Blackpool.

Mon 11 Mar 1963	Death
	Knaggs - March 10, in hospital, Sarah Ann, aged 85 years, dearly loved wife of Ernest Richard Knaggs, of 5 Rake Head Close, Ulverston. To be cremated at Barrow on Wednesday, 4.0 pm.

Sat 19 Apr 1987	Death
	Knagg - April 17, suddenly, Stanley James, aged 71, of 28 Cobden Street, Dalton, very dearly loved husband of Jennie, loving father of Jim, Jean, John, Alan and Jill, a dear father-in-law, treasured granddad and a much loved brother. Service in St Mary’s Parish Church at 10.30 am on Thursday April 23, prior to cremation at Thorncliffe. Family flowers only please. Donations in lieu to British Heart Foundation.
	< Wife, Alice Jean, died 1980 >

Wed 17 Feb 1988	Death
	Knagg - February 15, peacefully in Furness General Hospital, Ellen Knagg aged 93 years of Ostley House, formerly of 11 West View Road, dear wife of the late Stan Knagg, loving mother of Stan, dear mother-in-law of Doris, much loved aunt, grandmother and great grandmother. Funeral service to be held in Thorncliffe Crematorium Chapel at 1.30 pm on Friday 19, prior to cremation.

Mon 29 Apr 1996	Death
	Knagg - April 25, peacefully at The Old Vicarage Nursing Home, Irelath, Evelyn Knagg, in her 85th year, much loved wife of the late Stanley Arthur, loving mother of Arthur and the late Stanley, a very dear mother in law and grandmother. Service to be held at Thorncliffe Crematorium Chapel at 1.30 pm Tuesday April 30th prior to interment at Barrow Cemetery. Family flowers only please. Donations in lieu for Stroke Association.

Thu 8 Jul 1999	Death
	Knaggs - Suddenly, on July 7, John, aged 73 years, of Pine Road, Barrow, dearly loved husband of Peggy, and a dear brother in law and uncle. Friends please meet for a service in Thorncliffe Crematorium at 11.30 am on Tuesday July 13. Family flowers only please. Donations in lieu if desired for Cancer Research.

Wed 24 Oct 2001	Birth
	Knaggs (née Hillman) - Alison and Lee are pleased to announce the safe arrival of twin daughters on October 22, Mia 5 lb 5½ oz, Sophie 5 lb 1½ oz. Thank you to everyone in Labour ward.

Nottingham Evening Post

Mon 30 Oct 1944	Death
	Knagg – Eric, accidentally killed North Africa. … Loving wife, Dorothy, mother-in-law and friends. (died 29 Oct, Tunisia)

Oban Times

Thu 6 Apr 1970	Death
	Knaggs - Suddenly at the Chest Hospital, Oban, on Thursday 2nd April 1970, Janet Knaggs, 43 Combie Street.  Interred at Pennyfuir Cemetery.

The Observer

Sun 29 Dec 1907	Obituary
	The death is announced of the Rev. James Knaggs, at South Hill Park, Hampstead. Mr Knaggs was one of the veterans of the Congregational ministry in London, and was a member for many years of the Committee of the Congregational Union of England and Wales.

Oldham Evening Chronicle

Mon 10 Sep 1945	Death
	Knaggs - On September 10th, in hospital, Clara, dearly loved mother of Horace, John, Tom, Harry and Clara, aged 72 years, of 23 Miners Street.

Tue 8 Aug 1967	Death
	Knaggs - On August 8th (suddenly) at home, 64 Tudor Street, Martin Thomas, aged 8 weeks, the dearly beloved son of Joan and Thomas Knaggs, and brother of Steven and Pamela.	Born June 10 according to In Memoriam.

Fri 5 Jul 1968	Death
	Knaggs - On July 4th (in hospital) and of 16 Arran Avenue, Thomas, aged 64 years, dearly beloved husband of Hannah and dearly beloved father of Susan and Stuart and a dear granddad.
	father of Joan and Jack, grandfather of Julie
	father of Alan and Anne, grandfather of Alan and Kathryn
	father of Doreen and Leslie, grandfather of Paul, Sharon and Antony
	father of Eileen and Roy, grandfather of Simon
	father of Veronica and Sam
	father of Kathleen and Norman
	father of Thomas and Joan, grandfather of Steven, Pamela and Michael
	brother of John, brother-in-law of Elizabeth, uncle of Patricia
	(also In memoriam Wed 1 Mar 1978 from widow Hannah, 9 Bute Ave)

Mon 8 Jun 1970	Engagement
	Knaggs - Wooton	Mr and Mrs S Wooton, 32 Ronald Street, have pleasure in announcing the engagement of their daughter Valerie to Brian, son of Mr and Mrs Knaggs, 93 Barker Street.
	< They marry jun 1971 >

Thu 11 Jun 1970	Death
	Knaggs - On June 11th, at home, 4 Hilda Street, Horace, aged 75 years, the beloved husband of Hannah, loving father and father-in-law and a very dear grandfather.

Mon 3 Apr 1978	Death
	Knaggs - On April 2nd, at home, 16 Shewsbury Street, Oldham, Annie, aged 46 years, dearly loved wife of Alan, much loved mother of Alan, Kathryn and Susan.
	Sister of Gladys and Harry and auntie of Garry.
	Aunt of Alan and Margaret.

Wed 27 Dec 1978	Death
	Knagg - On December 22nd, in Limecroft, and of 177 Waterloo Street, Oldham, May, aged 90 years, the dearly loved wife of the late William and loving mother of Winnie, George and Albert, also a dear mother-in-law and grandma.  No flowers by request, donations if desired to Cancer Research to Mrs B Schofield, 84 Sunfield Road, Oldham.

Fri 18 Jul 1980	Death
	Knaggs - On July 17th, 1980, at her home, 25 Rothesay Road, Derker, Oldham, fortified by the Rites of Holy Mother Church, Elizabeth, aged 74 years, R.I.P., the dearly loved wife of John Knaggs and loving mother of Pat.  Reception into Sacred Heart Church on Monday evening July 21st at 7.30 pm.  Requiem mass on Tuesday July 22nd 10.30 am, prior to committal at Hollinwood Crematorium at 11.30.
	Knaggs - On July 17th (suddenly) at her home, Elizabeth.  Beloved sister of Dora, Eileen and the late Kitty, sister-in-law of Frank and Arthur and dear auntie of Harry, Maureen and Colin.

Mon 24 Jan 1983	Death
	Knaggs - On January 21st 1983, at his home, 25 Rothesay Road, Derker, Oldham, fortified by the Rites of Holy Mother Church, John, aged 76 years, RIP, the dearly loved husband of the late Elizabeth Knaggs, and dearly loved father of Patricia.  Requiem Mass at Sacred Heart Church on Wednesday, January 26th at 10 am prior to committal at Hollinwood Crematorium at 11 am.
	Brother-in-law of Dora and the late Frank, also Ellen, Arthur and Family (Australia).
	Uncle of Harry and Patricia and Mark.

Wed 24 Jun 1987	Death
	Knaggs - On June 24th (in hospital), and of Trinity House (formerly of Jespersen Street) fortified by the rites of Holy Mother Church, Hannah, aged 81 years, beloved wife of the late Horace, loving mother of Irene, James, Eric, May and Brian and a beloved mother-in-law and devoted grandma and great-grandma.

Thu 5 Jan 1989	Death
	Knagg - On January 4th, (in hospital), and late of Jubilee Court, Sholver, Harry, aged 91 years, the dearly beloved husband of the late Nellie, loving father of Flo, also a dear granddad and great-granddad.  the funeral will take place on Wednesday, January 11th, 1989, with service and cremation at Oldham Crematorium at 11.30 am.

Mon 26 Jun 1989	Birth
	Knaggs - Handley.	Congratulations to Suzanne and Mick on the birth of your son (James Alexander), born Saturday 24th June 1989 (6lb 5oz). Etc.

Wed 18 Aug 1993	Death
	Knaggs - Thomas, On August 16th, suddenly but very peacefully, at home in Ashford Crescent, Springhead, after a long illness courageously borne, Tom, aged 59 years, beloved husband of Shirley, mush loved father of Stephen, Pamela, Michael and step-father of Wendy, loving son of Hannah, devoted granddad to James, Darren, Oliver and Sophie, dear friend of Colin and Ken and a much loved brother and uncle.  Service and committal Oldham Crematorium, Friday, August 20th at 3 pm.  No flowers by request, but if desired, donations may be sent to The Adult Leukaemia Unit, Christs Hospital.

Wed 21 Aug 1996	Birth
	Knaggs (née Prime) - Jarrod and Karen are pleased to announce the birth of their son (Dylan Stephen) 5lb 4oz on August 19th.  Thanks to Mat.1 and C.D.U.

Mon 17 Feb 1997	Death
	Knaggs - Hannah, passed away Friday February 14th, peacefully at home, 3 Bute Avenue, Hathershaw, Oldham.  Dearly loved mother of Joan, Alan, Doreen, Edward, Veronica, Kathleen, Eileen, Stuart, Susan and the late Thomas.

Mon 19 Apr 1999	Death
	Knaggs - Eric, On April 18th, suddenly at Royal Oldham Hospital, Eric. dearly loved husband of Irene, loving father to Stephen, Stuart and Graham and a dear father-in-law to Nina, Julie and Silvia, dearest grandfather to Callum-James, brother of Irene, Jimmy and Ada, Mary and Norman, Brian and Barbara.

Fri 27 Jul 2001	Death
	Knaggs (née Hudson) - Suddenly in hospital, July 25th, Joan, loving sister of Alan and sister-in-law of Audrey and auntie to Grant, David and family.
	- On July 25th 2001, in hospital, aged 66 years, beloved mum, grandma and special friend. < verses etc > No flowers by request please, donations in lieu, if desired, to St John’s Church, Hey or Christie Against Cancer.

Wed 3 Apr 2002	Death
	Knaggs, James Edward - On March 29 2002, peacefully, in hospital, James (Jimmy), aged 71 years, of Chadderton. Beloved partner of Ada, dearly loved brother of Irene, Mary, Brian and the late Eric, a dear brother-in-law, uncle and great uncle. Funeral Liturgy at St Herbert’s Church, Chadderton, on Friday April 5 at 9.30 am followed by interment at Greenacres Cemetery.

Pall Mall Gazette (London)

Wed 6 Sep 1865	Death

	Knaggs – Mrs H. at Hampstead 2nd inst. (This is Elizabeth, wife of Henry)

Fri 6 Apr 1866	Death
	Knaggs – Mr W. R. at Carlton Hill east, St John’s Wood, aged 72, 4th inst. (This is William Ridley)

Thu 3 May 1866	Birth
	Knaggs – Wife of Mr H., Staff Asst Surgeon, Osborne Place, Winchester, 29th ult, a daughter (This is Amy)

Thu 7 Dec 1871	Birth
	Knaggs – Wife of Dr. at Kentish-Town Road, Dec 5, a daughter (This is Ethel Emily)

Peterborough Advertiser

Fri 3 Feb 1922	Deaths
	At Peterborough on February 2nd Emily Maude Beatrice Knaggs, aged 52 years.

Richmond and Twickenham Times

Sat 6 Aug 1966	Death of Former Mayor
	Front page photo and brief notice
Death
	Knaggs - On August 2nd, James Henry, dearly loved husband of Elsie, and father of Kenneth, Mary and Edward.  Cremation (private) took place Friday, August 5th.  Please no letters or flowers but rather your kind thoughts and prayers.
			Ex-Mayor and Freeman of the Borough Dies
	After a long illness, Mr James H Knaggs, Mayor of Twickenham in 1935-6 and an honorary Freeman of the Borough, died in West Middlesex Hospital on Monday, aged 73.
	Mr Knaggs, who lived at 49 Waldegrave Park, Twickenham, was a man who devoted the whole of his time, after retirement from business, to local government and other voluntary work.
	Educated at Darlington grammar school and at Bede college, Durham, Mr Knaggs was a teacher for one year before the outbreak of the first world war.  As a territorial, he joined the Durham Light Infantry and was sent to France in 1915 and was severely injured the following year, being eventually discharged.
	He did voluntary work for ex-servicemen and was appointed to the executive committee of one of three organisations from which the British Legion was formed, and became a founder member of the Legion.  Later, he was honorary secretary of the United Service Fund’s education committee.
	Mr Knaggs moved to London in 1921, and to Twickenham 2 years later.
	He retired from business in 1947 and from that time until the start of his last illness worked practically full time in local government.
	A member of the former Twickenham U.D.C. from 1925, Mr Knaggs was elected to the new Borough Council as a Conservative and is the only person who belonged to the former council for the whole period of its existence up to the time it was merged into the new Borough of Richmond upon Thames.
	He was leader of the Council’s Tory group for many years and made an alderman in 1953.  In his earlier years on the council he was finance chairman, but he made his real mark on Twickenham as chairman of its education committee, an office he held for 25 years, being mainly responsible for carrying out the first education development plan for the borough.
	In 1951 Mr Knaggs was made an honorary Freeman of the borough.
	Apart from his work on Twickenham Council, Mr Knaggs will be remembered for his 14 years of service on the former Middlesex County Council, which culminated in his election as chairman in 1964.  It was during his chairmanship of the county council that he had his first stroke.
	On the county council, Mr Knaggs served as chairman of the health committee, and had a battle over the closing of day nurseries, and as education chairman.  He also served as a magistrate on the Brentford Bench from 1935 until 1964 and was vice-chairman.
	Mr Knaggs was one of the prime movers for the building of the S W Middlesex hospital at Isleworth, formerly the Mogden isolation hospital, and he was chairman of the area health committee for some years.
	He was also first Commanding Officer of the Twickenham Air Training Corps.
	Mr Knaggs was always ready to pay tribute to his wife, and Mrs Knaggs was a co-opted member of Twickenham education committee during some of the years of his chairmanship.  Mrs Knaggs has also done much charitable work in the district.
	Mr Knaggs leaves his widow and a daughter and two sons - all married.  One of the sons is in Zambia.
	A private cremation service was held yesterday and Mrs Knaggs says there will be no public memorial service.  Mr Knaggs’s ashes will be placed in the Garden of Remembrance of Twickenham Parish Church.

Fri 8 Feb 1985	Death
	Knaggs, Elsie - Peacefully at home on 31st January, Elsie Knaggs, widow of Alderman James Knaggs JP.

Portsmouth Evening News

Tue 13 Jul 1954	Death
	Knaggs - In loving memory of my dear husband John, who passed away suddenly on 10th July at 76 Gladys Avenue. Funeral service Wednesday 14th 2.30 pm at the Church of St Mary, Laverstoke.

Portsmouth News

Wed 18 Feb 1970	Death
	Knaggs - On 14th February 1970, Nita, Doctor B. Ch. D., beloved aunt of L. Nita. Funeral service at Church of the Holy Virgin, Freefolk, at Laverstoke, 2.30 pm Tuesday 24th February 1970.	< B. Ch. D. is a dental degree >

Post and Times (Stafford, Stoke on Trent)

3 Nov 2010	Obit

KNAGG. Suddenly on October 31st 2010 at Macclesfield District General Hospital, Clarice aged 91 years of Rushton Spencer, the beloved wife of the late Joseph Knagg. Funeral arrangements and inquiries to S. Sigley & Sons Funeral Directors, Leek. Telephone 01538 382048.

Preston Chronicle

Sat 18 Aug 1838	Death
	On Saturday last at Garstang, Peggy, widow of the late Mr Richard Knagg, aged 66. (This is Margaret)

Sat 3 Jun 1843	Death
	On Tuesday last, Elizabeth Knagg, Gilbert Street, aged 10.

Preston Guardian

Sat 27 Jul 1872	Death
	Since our last – Richard Knagg, Brunswick Street, 41

Sat 23 May 1891	Death
	Preston – since our last – William Knagg, Melbourne Street, 54

Richmond Herald

Thu Nov 12 1970	Obituary

Miss Marjery Knaggs, of Water Lane, Richmond, died in hospital on Tuesday of last week. Cremation took place at Mortlake Crematorium on Monday.

Rochdale Observer

Sat 11 Jun 1910	Death
	Knaggs - On June 9th 1910, at 57 King Street East, Arthur Charles Knaggs in his 28th year.	< misprinted as Knajjs >

Wed 24 Oct 1962	Death
	Knaggs - On October 21, in hospital, Elizabeth Knaggs, aged 88 years, dearly loved mother of George and Elizabeth and loving grandma of Loretta. RIP. Cortege leaving from 80 Molyneux Street tomorrow (Thursday October 25) at 10 am followed by interment at Greenacres Cemetery, 11 am.	2 Inkerman Street

Wed 29 Dec 1965	Death
	Knaggs - On 25 December, in Manchester Royal Infirmary, George, aged 63 years, the dearly loved husband of Elizabeth Knaggs. Cremation at Rochdale Cemetery tomorrow (Thursday) 30 December at 3 pm.	80 Molyneux Street

Salford City Reporter (etc)

Sat 8 Dec 1900	Interments at Salford Cemetery
	Dec 6, Ellen Knagg, Chaney Street, Pendleton, age 64 years

Sat 15 Jul 1911	Interments in Weaste Cemetery
	July 8, Alfred Knagg, 45 Croft Street, Pendleton, age 37 years

Sat 31 May 1913	Interments in Weaste Cemetery
	May 26, Mary Elizabeth Knagg, Pendleton, age 54 years

Fri 1 Nov 1957	Death
	Knagg - On October 26th, in hospital, Charles Edward, aged 81 years, dearly loved husband of the late Sarah Knagg (Reunited), sadly missed by all his family, 4 Marston House, Salford 5. Service and interment Agecroft Cemetery Wednesday.

Fri 21 Nov 1958	Death
	Knagg - On November 15th, in hospital, and of 32 Raymond Street, Pendlebury, Alfred, aged 52 years (At rest), dearly loved husband of Eva Knagg. Service and Interment Swinton Cemetery.

The Scotsman

Wed 16 Dec 1835	Dublin Election.
	Several cases of bribery have been proved against Councillor Oulton, . . . , by John Knaggs, a hair dresser. . . .

24 Nov 1852		Marriage
	At Melbourne, on the 12th August, by special licence, Donald Alexander McLeod, Esq., son of the late Donald McLeod, Esq., Amlepore, India to Eliza Catherine, younger daughter of Dr Knaggs.

Tue 31 Jan 1865	General News – Loss of a Flamborough Fishing Boat and Three Men
	On Thursday morning, a number of Filey and Flamborough fishing-boats put out to sea; but shortly after casting their lines, they were overtaken by a sudden storm. They instantly hauled in their fishing-tackle, and set sail for land. Two of the Filey boats narrowly escaped being overturned as they entered the harbour, but fortunately the shore was gained in safety. At Flamborough one of the boats was observed from the cliff to be battling with the storm. It was seen to rise on the breast of a billow, but directly afterwards sank and rose no more. The crew, which consisted of William Knaggs, George Fell, and William Warcup, were drowned. They have severally left a wife and small family.

Wed 3 Jan 1872	Advert
	Opening of the First Whitby Jet Warehouse in Edinburgh
	WILLIAM KNAGGS
	Jet Ornament Manufacturer 119B George Street, Edinburgh and 8 Skinner Street, Whitby, respectfully informs the inhabitants of Edinburgh that he has OPENED the above Establishment and is now Exhibiting the Finest Collection of JET CARVINGS in the World.
	Portraits Carved in JET BROOCHES, PENDANTS, LOCKETC &c from Cartes de Visite.

Tue 26 Oct 1875	Edinburgh Prize-takers at the Yorkshire Exhibition, Leeds
	This exhibition, which has been open for six months, was closed yesterday when Mr W Knaggs, of George Street, was awarded the prize medal for supreme workmanship and design in jet ornaments.

Sat 15 Apr 1876	Annual Sale of Pianofortes etc
	Knaggs & Bishop - 7-octaves Cottage plain - new 25 guineas - now £16

Wed 8 May 1878	Scotch Bankrupts - Examination - Mrs Jane Knaggs
	Mrs Jane Knaggs as an individual and as sole partner carrying on business under the name or style of William Knaggs, 119B George Street, Edinburgh. To be examined in the Bankruptcy Courtroom, George IV Bridge, Edinburgh 14th May at 1 o’clock. Creditors will meet in Lyon and Turnbull’s Rooms, George Street, Edinburgh, 24th May at 11 o’clock.

Wed 15 May 1878	Examination, Bankruptcy Court
	At this court yesterday, Mrs Jane Knaggs, carrying on business at 119B George Street under the name of William Knaggs, appeared before Sherriff Hallard for examination in bankruptcy. The trustee, Mr Charles Alexander, accountant, having expressed himself satisfied with an explanation he had previously received from Mrs Knaggs, the oath was administered without any examination being asked.

Mon 15 Sep 1879	Greenock - Suicide of a Woman
	On Saturday afternoon a woman named Catherine Mushat or Knaggs committed suicide in East Quay Lane by hanging herself with a rope.
	[See Greenock Advertiser]

Sat 26 Feb 1881	Removal of Business
	Knaggs and Co, manufacturers of Jet Jewellery, 119 George Street, Edinburgh, are removing at Whitsunday to New and more Commodious Premises opposite the present shop.
	In consequence of this they are offering the whole of their splendid stock of French and Whitby Jet at a great reduction of 20 per cent off for cash.

Mon 16 Sep 1889	Minor Books
	A small book in pamphlet form written by Mr H. Valentine Knaggs, and describing the history, uses and dietary properties of Onions and Cress, has been published by Messrs Pickering and Chatto, London. It is possibly the only book devoted to these esculents, and collects a great deal of interesting information concerning them.

Sat 12 Jan 1895	By The Castle To The Cape - VI
	- long account - 
	- four third class passengers injured in an accident in bad weather - Dr Knaggs, the medical officer of the ship attended - 

Tue 4 Oct 1898	Yorkshire Man-Hunting Trials
	- long article from Scarborough about the Association of Bloodhound Breeders event - 
	Mr John Knaggs, a gentleman well acquainted with every inch of the ground over which the trials are to take place, has charge of the runners, and as far as possible, a separate trial will be laid for each hunt.

Fri 2 Nov 1900	Marriages
	KNAGG-BRAES – At St Magdalen’s Villa, Linlithgow, on the 1st November, by the Rev Robert Wilson, Capt William B Knagg, R.N.R. to Emily Meikle, fifth daughter of the late John Braes, merchant, Linlithgow

Sat 25 Sep 1926	Marriages
	SEATON-KNAGG – At the Tron Church, Glasgow, on the 23rd, by the Rev William Howie, B.D., Dunoon, Ian William Seaton, B.Sc., Ministry of Agriculture, Northern Ireland, only son of Mr and Mrs Seaton, Cove, Dunbartonshire, to Mary Millar Braes Knagg B.Sc., eldest daughter of Captain and Mrs Knagg, Dunoon, Argyllshire

Thu 24 Jan 2008	War hero who fooled Nazis dies at 85
	A WARTIME hero who escaped from the Nazis by pretending to be a deaf and dumb Frenchman has died, aged 85.

Edinburgh-born airman Bill Knaggs was shot down by German troops while in a Lancaster on a bombing raid over Normandy in 1944.

He then spent six days evading capture on foot as he crossed the country to Rouen where he was taken in by members of the French resistance.

Mr Knaggs, who was 22 at the time, then spent several months living in France and pretended to be deaf and dumb.

At one stage, he was transferred by an unwitting German military convoy to Paris and moved from one safe house to another in the French capital.

With the help of the resistance, he was moved on to the village of Ermont, north of Paris, until the US Army arrived and liberated the area.

Mr Knaggs, who spent the final 23 years of his life in Perthshire, recounted his wartime adventure in a book called The Easy Trip.

The squadron leader's final words as they prepared to leave were that it would be a "short, easy trip", which gave Mr Knaggs the title for his book.

His wife Frances had already died, and Mr Knaggs was described by his sister Margaret as "a real gentleman" who had lived life to the full.

(This is William Robert)

Shields Gazette

Sat 28 Oct 1995	Death
	Knaggs - Jarrow, peacefully in hospital on October 25, aged 81 years, Isabella (Bella), née Carr, beloved wife of the late Arthur and dearly loved mother of Margaret, Arthur and Jean, also dear mother-in-law, and dearest grandmother and great grandmother. Funeral service at South Shields Cemetery on Tuesday October 31, at 2.00 pm.

Southend Standard

Thu 25 Oct 1945	Marriage
	On Saturday October 13th at Holy Trinity Church, Southchurch, between Captain Kenneth James Knaggs (Royal Signals), eldest son of Mr and Mrs J H Knaggs, of Twickenham, and Subaltern Barbara Page (A.T.S.), daughter of Mr and Mrs E J Page of 205 South Avenue, Southend.

Stamford Mercury

Fri 29 Oct 1824	At Lincoln
	On Thu 21st inst, at Gainsborough, universally respected, of a decline, aged nearly 17, Mr Edward Knaggs, printer.  His short existence was distinguished by an amiable disposition, by unaffected and conciliatory manners, and the close of it by that fearless resignation and unruffled composure for which life of unvaried rectitude furnishes so just a foundation.

Stevenage Gazette?	No date (re 22 Jun 1968).
	Married at Shephall
	Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Crampton, of 38 Elm Walk, Stevenage, Maureen Ann Crampton, was married on Saturday to Mr. Jeffery Albert Knaggs, son of Mrs. R. Knaggs, of Bristol, and the late Mr. A. Knaggs.  The wedding was at St. Mary’s church, Shephall, where the Rev. Ian Busby (priest-in-charge) officiated.
	Miss Crampton, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a full-length bridal dress of white satin trimmed with lace, a flower-covered hat and short veil, and carried a bouquet of lemon roses, white freesia and lily-of-the-valley.  Her bridesmaids were Miss Lynn Muir, in a full-length apple-green crepe de chine dress trimmed with white daisies and carrying a bouquet of lemon roses and white freesia and Christine Cooper (young niece of the bride-groom) who wore a long dress of lemon nylon trimmed with daisies and whose bouquet was of lemon roses.
	Mr R. Cooper, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, was best man.  A reception was held at the White Lion Hotel, Stevenage.

Stevenage News

9 Jul 1968	Umbrella for the Bride (plus photo)
	An umbrella sheltered the bride and bridegroom from the rain after the wedding at St Mary’s Church, Shephall, Stevenage of Miss Maureen Ann Crampton of 38 Elm Walk, Stevenage and Mr Jeffrey Albert Knaggs, of Bristol.

Stevenage Pictorial

Fri 28 Jun 1968	Wedding (plus photo)
	A Stevenage girl who works at Warren Spring Laboratory, Stevenage, and a Bristol man who works at the Unilever Research Laboratory, Welwyn, were married at St Mary’s, Shephall, Stevenage, on Saturday. The bride, Miss Maureen Ann Crampton, only daughter of Mr and Mrs R. S. Crampton of 38 Elm Walk, Stevenage, was given in marriage by her father. She wore a full-length satin dress with long train and trimmed with lace, a flower covered hat with short veil, and carried a bouquet of lemon roses, white freesias and lilies of the valley.
	The bridegroom was Mr Jeffrey Albert Knaggs, only son of Mrs R Knaggs and the late Mr A Knaggs if 1 Whiting Road, Bristol. Chief bridesmaid, Miss Lynne Muir, friend of the bride, wore a full length dress of apple green crepe-de-chine trimmed with white daisies and carried a bouquet of lemon roses and white freesias. The child attendant, Christine Cooper, niece of the bridegroom, wore a full length dress of lemon nylon trimmed with white daisies and carried a bouquet of lemon roses.
	Best man was Mr Raymond cooper. A reception was held at the White Lion, Stevenage, before the couple left for a honeymoon in Jersey.

Stockport Express

Thu 24 Aug 1950	Death
	Knagg - August 20, 1950, in hospital, and of 35 Abingdon Road, Bramhall, Herbert, aged 74, dearly beloved husband of Mary Knagg. Interment at the Borough Cemetery today (Thursday) at 3 pm.

Straits Times (Singapore)

4 Jun 1884	Death
	At Brixton, London, on the 29th May, Augusta Maria, wife of Walter Knaggs, esq., of Trafalgar Estate, Singapore.

Mon 5 May 1890	Death
	Knaggs - At the General Hospital, Singapore, on the 3rd May, Walter Knaggs, of the Malayan (Pahang) Concession Co. Ltd., aged 70.

	We regret to announce the death of Mr Walter Knaggs, who has been for some time ill in the general hospital.  The late Mr Knaggs has been engaged for many years in various Malayan enterprises, but notwithstanding his zeal and honesty, these did not prosper with him until lately, when it appeared as if he were to succeed in Pahang gold mining on behalf of certain London capitalists.  An intense desire to carry the Malayan Pahang Concession Co. to a genuinely successfully issue led him of late to expose himself to great fatigues, and to encounter hardships unsuited to his extreme age; and a fall on board a Pahang river launch ultimately hastened the collapse against which he struggled in vain.  He ought, by all usual calculations, to have died some time ago, and only his intense resolution kept him alive so long.

1 Dec 1919	Death
	Knaggs – October 26, at a nursing home, Albert Leay Knaggs, late of F. M. S., aged 55

21 Mar 1933	Wedding
	Mr Alfred C. Knaggs and Miss D. Van Buren.
	The marriage took place in the Senior Registrar’s office yesterday of Mr Alfred Clive Knaggs, of Kelly and Walsh Ltd., son of Mr and Mrs H. A. Knaggs, of Bath and Miss Dorothy Van Buren, daughter of Mr and Mrs B. C. Van Buren of Singapore.
	The bride, who wore a dress of white crepe-de-chine, with a short veil and a white hat to match, was given away by her father. Mr C. T. Anderton was best man.
	A reception was held at No 100-A Jervois Road, and the newly-married couple later left for Changi for their honeymoon, the bride’s going away dress being of blue and beige.
	Mr and Mrs Knaggs are leaving for England by the P. and O. Comorin on Mar 31.

Sun (London)	Online transcript

24 Jul 2003		IVF Special

	Kirstie Knaggs; Mum Alison, 30, a civil servant from Coulsdon, Surrey and her partner Don had their daughter three months ago after their first attempt using in vitro fertilisation and intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI). Cost £4,500

Sunday Guardian (Trinidad)

Sun 28 Mar 1993	75 Years Ago Today
	AN ECHO OF THE HALIFAX DISASTER - Cadet Knaggs returns home
	CADET LESLIE Knaggs, son of H. M. Knaggs, chief clerk of the Colonial Secretary’s Office, who it will be remembered, suffered the loss of his left arm in the Halifax disaster of December 6 last, arrived home yesterday looking the picture of good health despite the loss of one of his limbs.
	His fellow passengers averred that young Knaggs was a popular favourite on the trip to the West Indies. He was met on board the steamer by his father and sisters, and, on landing at the customs, was given a hearty welcome by a number of friends and sympathisers. He left Trinidad in May 1913 for Canada, where he spent about two years with John Harragin, his uncle. he entered the Canadian navy at the end of that time, and was attached to the cruiser Rainbow on which he served about 16 months. He was then transferred to the Niobe and was still on that ship when the regrettable incident occurred.
	In an interview with a representative of the Trinidad Guardian yesterday, Knaggs stated he had just come off signal watch on the morning of the disaster. He was still on deck when he heard the terrible explosion and a few seconds later, a dense cloud rose to the sky.
	He saw nothing more until he was cut by a piece of debris from the ill-fated ships. About 80 of the other cadets on board also suffered injuries.
	Knaggs was first taken to a hospital ship and then removed to two other hospitals, and finally to the YMCA. the treatment he received at those places he described as superb.
	From the Trinidad Guardian, March 28, 1918.

Sunderland Echo (Echo 1959-97, Sunderland Daily Echo before 1928)

Tue 24 Jan 1899	Death
	Knaggs – At 19 Peacock Street, Deptford, on the 23rd inst, aged 30 years, Fred, the beloved husband of Ann Isabella Knaggs. Interment at Bishopwearmouth cemetery on Thursday.

Fri 31 Jan 1902	Death
	Naggs - At 6 Nicholson Street, Ryhope, on the 30th inst, George, dearly loved husband of Isabella Naggs, and son of the late George and Honor Naggs. Interment on Sunday, at 3 pm.

Tue 25 Nov 1902	Death
	Naggs - At 28 Burdon Street, Ryhope, on the 23rd inst, aged 35 years, Ralph, the beloved husband of Annie Naggs. To be interred on Wednesday at 3 o’clock.

Mon 5 Oct 1914	Death
	Naggs - At 4 Royle Street, Grangetown, on the 3rd inst, Isabella, dearly beloved daughter of Isabella and the late George Naggs, of Ryhope. To be interred at Ryhope Cemetery on Wednesday, cortege leaving residence at 2 pm.
	< Isabella’s birth not registered? >

Mon 17 Dec 1917	Death
	Knaggs - On the 15th inst, at 62 High Street East, David, aged 5 years and 10 months, the dearly beloved son of the late Harry and Jane Knaggs. Interment at Bishopwearmouth Cemetery at 2 pm on Wednesday.

Mon 12 May 1919	Death
	Naggs - At 4 Royle Street, Grangetown, on the 11th inst, aged 57 years, Isabella, dearly loved wife of the late George Naggs, of Ryhope. Interred at Ryhope Cemetery on Wednesday 14th inst at 3 pm, cortege leaving residence at 2.30.

Mon 13 Sep 1920	Death
	Knaggs - At 7 Richardson Terrace, Ryhope, on the 11th inst, aged 51 years, Joseph Knaggs, the beloved brother of George Knaggs. To be interred at Ryhope Cemetery on Tuesday at 3 o’clock.

Wed 20 Jul 1927	Death
	Knaggs - At 8 Westwood Street, on July 19th, aged 2 years and 10 months, Freda, the dearly loved daughter of Thomas and Mildred Knaggs. Interment at Bishopwearmouth Cemetery on Friday at 2.30 pm.

Thu 18 Jun 1942	Death
	Knaggs - At the Hospital for Infectious Diseases, on June 17th, aged 5 years and 9 months, Doreen Vera, the dearly loved daughter of John and Hilda Knaggs. Interment at Bishopwearmouth Cemetery on Friday, leaving the residence (9 Ridgeway Crescent) at 2 o’clock. Service at home 1.45.

Thu 19 Feb 1948	Death
	Knaggs - February 18th (suddenly), aged 54 years, George, the dearly loved husband of Beatrice Knaggs. Interment Saturday at Bishopwearmouth Cemetery; cortege leaving residence (9 King’s Terrace) at 11 am. Service at home 10.30.

Fri 4 Jan 1957	Death
	Naggs - 38 Windsor Terrace, January 3rd, aged 71 years, Margaret, eldest daughter of the late George and Isabella Naggs. Interment Sunderland Cemetery Monday 2.30; preceded by service in the home 3 pm.

Wed 6 Jun 1962	Death
	Knaggs - In hospital, on June 5th, aged 34 years, Gladys (née Wilkinson), dearly loved wife of Frederick Knaggs. Cremation takes place on Friday, cortege leaving residence, 33 Greenshields Road, Grindon, at 10.40 for service in the Crematorium.

Wed 4 Jul 1962	Death
	Knaggs - In hospital, on July 2nd, aged 73 years, Alfred, the dearly loved husband of Florence and dear father of John, Vera and Fred Knaggs. Cremation Sunderland Friday 2 pm, cortege leaving residence, 38 Wells Crescent, Westlea, New Seaham, at 1 pm for service in St John’s Church.

Mon 31 Dec 1962	Death
	Knaggs - At 7 Glenesk Road (suddenly) on December 29th, aged 62 years, Hilda, the dearly loved wife of John. Interment at Bishopwearmouth Cemetery on Thursday, 2.30, leaving the residence, 17 Hillview Square at 1.30 for service in Evesley Road 1.40.

Mon 18 May 1964	Death
	Naggs - At General Hospital, May 16th, aged 95 years, Ann (née Henderson), dearly loved wife of the late Ralph Naggs, 5 Guernsey Square, Grindon. cremation at Sunderland crematorium Thursday 3 pm, cortege leaving residence 2.15 for service St Thomas’s Church.

Wed 1 Feb 1967	Death
	Knaggs (2 Cleadon Lane, Cleadon) - In hospital, on January 30, aged 81 years, Isabel Lamb, dearly loved wife of Fred Wilkinson Knaggs.  Service at Sunderland Crematorium on Friday at 2.30 pm, cortege leaving residence at 2.10 pm.  No flowers or letters please.

Thu 20 Sep 1973	Death
	Knaggs - In hospital, September 19th, aged 77 years, Mildred A (née Moatt), dearly beloved wife of Thomas H, of 87 Tadcaster Road, also the dear mother of Ronald and Brenda, mother-in-law of Hilda and Gordon and a dear nana and gran. Cortege leaving residence Saturday 9.40 for service and cremation at Sunderland Crematorium at 10 am.
	< Maiden name is actually Moffatt. >

Sat 27 Oct 1973	Death
	Knaggs (40 Atkinson Road, Fulwell, late of Cleadon) - In hospital on October 26, aged 93 years, Fred, devoted husband of the late Isabella.  Service at Sunderland Crematorium on Tuesday at 3.30 pm.  Family flowers only.  No letters or cards please.

Fri 12 Sep 1975	Death
	Naggs (17 Cooperative Terrace, Sunderland) - In hospital on September 10th aged 78 years, Beatrice (née Stebbings), the dearly loved wife of the late George, dear mother of Beatrice and Eric and mother-in-law of Harry and Evelyn and dear nana of Ian, Neal, Beatrice and Evelyn. Interment Bishopwearmouth Cemetery Monday at 11.30 am. service at daughter’s residence, 44 Thelma Street 11.00 am.

Thu 3 Mar 1977	Death
	Naggs (10 Regina Square) - Suddenly on March 1st, aged 46 years, Alfred Eric, dearly loved husband of Mary (née Metcalf), a dear father of Pauline, Joseph, Garry and Tracey, also a much loved brother of Beatrice and brother-in-law of Harry and family. Interment Southwick Cemetery on Monday, cortege leaving residence for service at 2.30 pm, in Red House Methodist Church.
	< The four children do not seem to be Knaggses - note wife is RC >

Mon 2 May 1977	Death
	Knaggs (87 Tadcaster Road) - In hospital April 30th, aged 80 years (285 Mess F.O.S.), Thomas Henry, dear father of Ronald and Brenda, father-in-law of Hilda and Gordon, also a dearest granddad and great-granddad. Cremation and Service at Sunderland Crematorium Wednesday 10.30 am. Companions of Fellowship of The Services and friends kindly meet at crematorium.

Mon 24 Jul 1978	Death
	Knaggs (52 Alnwick Road, Farringdon) - On July 23, aged 69 years, Annie (Pansy) (née Armstrong), dearly loved wife of Harry and dear sister of Molly and Ruberta. Cremation at Sunderland Crematorium on Wednesday following service in St George’s with Trinity and St James United Reform Church at 1 pm. Floral tributes to be sent to 48 Roker Avenue for 11 am.

Mon 2 Feb 1981	Death
	Knaggs (7 Millers Hill, New Herrington) - In hospital on January 30th, after a severe illness borne with great courage, Joseph Asquith, aged 81 years, dearly loved brother of Isabel and a much loved uncle and great-uncle of all the family. Funeral service at St Oswald’s Church, on Thursday February 5th at 11.20 am followed by private cremation. No flowers by request please. Donations in lieu if desired to the Royal Air Force Association, 24 Martin Street, Sunderland.

Tue 26 Jan 1982	Death
	Knaggs (28 Houghton Road, Hetton le Hole) - In hospital on January 25th, aged 77 years, Herbert, dearly loved husband of Elsie (née Morton) dearest dad of Norma, Eric, Cathy and the late Eddie and a much loved granddad and great granddad.  Cremation Sunderland Crematorium on Thursday at 2 pm.  Friends please meet in Union street Methodist Church for service at 1.15 pm.
	< Who are Cathy and Eddie? >

Tue 29 Jun 1982	Death
	Knaggs (54 Alston Crescent, Fulwell) - In hospital, on June 27th aged 68 years, Fred, dearly loved husband of Gertie (née Welsh), dearest father of David and Moira, father in law of Fleur and Ronnie and dear granddad of Linda, Roger, Gary and Ian.  Service at Sunderland Crematorium on Thursday at 12.30 pm.  Friends please meet at the crematorium.  Cortege leaves residence at 12.10 pm.  Family flowers only, donations in lieu if desired to the Chest Clinic, c/o Treasurer, Sunderland Royal Infirmary, Durham Road, Sunderland.

Fri 21 Sep 1984	Death
	Knaggs (54 Alston Crescent) - Suddenly on September 20, aged 70 years, Gertrude (née Welsh), dearly loved wife of the late Fred, dear mother of David and Moira, mother-in-law of Ron and Fleur, and dear gran of Linda, Roger, Gary and Ian.  Service at Sunderland Crematorium on Tuesday at 3.30 pm; cortege leaves residence at 3.10 pm.  Reposing in chapel of rest, 48 Roker Avenue.  Family flowers only, donations in lieu if desired to The Chest Clinic, Royal Infirmary, Durham Road, Sunderland.
	< This is Gertrude Mary Rowntree WELSH >

Mon 16 Sep 1985	Death
	Knaggs - In hospital, on September 13th. of 36 Derwent Close, Seaham, Dorothy Jane (Dolly) (née Hailes), beloved wife of John Alfred, dear sister of William, also a much loved sister-in-law. Cremation Thursday, Sunderland Crematorium, cortege leaving residence 10.35 am. friends please meet at Christ Church for service at 10.45 am. No flowers please by request, donations in lieu if desired to Cancer Research, c/o Miss J Wilson, Barclays Bank, Seaham.

Mon 21 Aug 1989	Death
	Naggs (10 Regina Square, Red House) - On August 19th, Mary, dearly loved daughter of the late James Metcalf, and dear sister of Irene, Jimmy, Joan, Gordon, Hilda and Joyce, and a very dear sister-in-law.
	- On August 19th, after a long illness patiently borne, Mary (née Metcalf, formerly Clancy), the dearly loved wife of the late Eric, and a dear mother of Pauline, Joseph, Garry and Tracy, a dearly loved nana and great-grandnana. Interment Southwick Cemetery Wednesday, cortege leaving daughters residence; 49 Rhodesia Road at 9.45 am for Requiem Mass at 10 am in St Hilda’s R.C. Church, Southwick.

Mon 16 Jul 1990	Death
	Knaggs (28 Houghton Road, Hetton-le-Hole) - In hospital on July 13 aged 85 years Elsie (née Morton), dearly beloved wife of the late Herbert, devoted mam of Norma, Eric, Cathie and Bill, and a much loved grandma and great-grandma. Friends please meet in All Saints Church at Eppleton on Wednesday for service at 11.10 am, cremation to follow at Sunderland Crematorium. Family flowers only, donations in lieu if so desired to Church Funds c/o Rev. John Stephenson, All Saints Vicarage, Eppleton.

Thu 6 Jan 2000	Death
	Knaggs (Victoria Lodge Nursing Home) - Peacefully in hospital, on January 4th, aged 90 years, Harry, loving husband of the late Pansy (née Armstrong), a dear brother of Ernie and the late Fred and much loved uncle to his many nieces and nephews and their families. Friends please meet for service on Monday January 10th in Sunderland Crematorium at 10 am. Family flowers only please, donations if so desired to Sunderland Eye Infirmary, Queen Alexandra Road. < Pansy is Annie M >

Mon 10 Jan 2000	Death
	Naggs (Belle Vue House) - Peacefully on January 4th, aged 98 years, Margaret, loved daughter of the late Ralph and Ann, sister of the late Honor and Lil and dearest aunt of Ralph, Gordon and the late Bill and families. Cortege leaving 56 Sevenoaks Drive, Hastings Hill, on Friday January 14th at 3.45 pm for service in Sunderland Crematorium at 4 pm.

Fri 5 Feb 2001	Death
	Knaggs (Collingwood Street, Southwick) - Peacefully in hospital, after a long illness bravely borne, on February 5th, aged 79 years, Frederick, beloved husband of Margaret, devoted father of Carole and Ian, a dear father-in-law of Stuart and Lisa, much loved grandfather of Hannah and Ian Joseph, a very dear brother of Jack and loved uncle. Friends please meet for service on Wednesday February 14th in Sunderland Crematorium at 10.30 am. All are welcome at RAOB Club, Wilson Street after the funeral service.

Tue 13 Feb 2001	Death
	Knaggs (Teal Farm, Washington, formerly of Hetton) - In hospital on February 10th, Eric, aged 73 years, dearly loved husband of Cathleen (née Newton), dearest dad of Trevor and Linda, father-in-law of Emily and Ian, a much loved granddad and uncle, also a dear brother of Norma. Would friends please meet for service in Union Street Methodist Church, Hetton, on Friday February 16th at 10.10 am. Private cremation to follow at Sunderland Crematorium. Family flowers only please, donations in lieu if so desired for Union Street Church Building Fund.

Sydney Morning Herald

Thu 3 Nov 1898	Death
	Knaggs - November 2, at her residence, 5 Lyons Terrace, Hyde Park, Sydney, Helena Charlotte, wife of Samuel T. Knaggs, M.D., &c.

Thu 19 June 1941	Death
	Naggs – June 18 1941 at her residence, 56 Meredith Street, Bankstown, Elizabeth, relict of the late Richard Naggs (formerly Araluen) dearly beloved mother of Lorna and Margery, also beloved sister of James C and E E Burke, Lannah (Mrs Cox) and John A Thomas, Edmund A Burke (deceased)

Wed 5 Jan 1972	Death
	Knaggs, Russell Roland – January 1, 1972, of 5 Sidon Place, Mt Pritchard, Liverpool, beloved husband of Marie, loving father of Roslyn, Stephen and Janice, aged 55 years.

Sat 13 Jul 1974	Death
	Knaggs, Mary Read - July 11, 1974, at hospital, late of “Queen Victoria Hospital”, Wentworth Falls, daughter of the late Dr S T and Mrs Knaggs, sister of Phoebe, Bay, Nancy, Alleen (all deceased) and Olive. Privately interred July 13 1974.	< father is Samuel Thomas >

Wed 12 Oct 1974	Death
	Knaggs, Hilda Lilian - October 11, 1977, loved wife of William John (deceased), dearly loved mother of Alan, Dorothy, Gordon, fred and Helen, loved by all who knew her.

Tue 4 Jul 1978	Death
	Knaggs, Gillian Elizabeth – July 3, 1978, peacefully, most beloved daughter of Fred and Clare, cherished and loved by her brothers and sisters, Gregory, Stephen, Sally and Carla and loved sister-in-law of Michael, Karl and Robert

Wed 4 April 1979	Death
	Knaggs, John Leo - March 30th 1979 (suddenly) at Toowoomba, of Toowoomba, loved brother of Alban, Ruben, Adrian, Marie (Mrs Jones), Jean (Mrs Hegarty) and Muriel (Mrs Tweedy, deceased).
	Private Mass and burial took place at Toowoomba, April 3, 1979.
	Rest in peace.

Mon 24 Jan 1983	Death
	Knaggs, Alma Catherine – January 22, 1983, at hospital, of 10 Ocean View Parade, Mt Ousley, beloved wife of Kenneth Frederick Knaggs, dear mother and mother-in-law of Roslyn and Greg Maloney, Deborah and Berni Dymet, loved nana of Lisa and Todd, dear sister of Bill, Ellen and Jessica

Fri 11 Feb 1983	Death
	Knaggs, Nelson James – February 9, 1983, late of Dee Why, dearly loved husband of Enid and loved father of Heather and Shirley, grandfather of Matthew, Claire. Tom, Chris and Jenni

Thu 31 Mar 1983	Death
	Knaggs, Lorraine Florence, March 28 1983 at hospital, of Narrabeen, dearly loved wife of Ron and loved mother and mother-in-law of Judith and Phil, loved grandmother of Prue and Brad. Age 57 years. Privately cremated.

Wed 3 Aug 1983	Death
	Knaggs, Edward Nickson (Ted) – August 1, 1983, of 4 Commonwealth Avenue, Woy Woy, beloved husband of Winnie and brother of Nelson (deceased), dick, Ron and Doug and dear brother-in-law and uncle of their families. Age 75 years.

Mon 25 Jun 1984	Death
	Knaggs, Jane Richardson - June 23, 1984, at Illawarra Retirement Village, Murranas Road, Towradgi, formerly of 52 Corrimal Street, Wollongong, beloved wife of the late Frederick, dear mother  and mother-in-law of Kenneth and Maureen, (1/4 - 6 Railway Crescent, Jannali), Robert (New Zealand), Eleanor Penmay (Darling Point), loved nanna of her grandchildren, aged 86 years.

Thu 19 Nov 1987	Death
	Knaggs, Lillian Agnes - November 14, 1987 (quietly), in her 81st year, at the Nursing Home, R S L Retirement Village, Narabeen, late of West Ryde, dearly loved wife of Arthur and loving mother and mother-in-law of Colin and Lorna and grandmother and great grandmother of their families. Private Cremation.
	Loved daughter of Henry and Agnes Gunthe (deceased) of Balmain, and loving sister of Elizabeth (Daisy) Beattie, Harry (deceased), Magdalina Brown (deceased) and dear aunt of the family.

Tue 10 Jul 1990	Death
	Knaggs, Roland Bettowynd - July 9 1990 (suddenly) at his home, Narrabeen, dearly loved husband of Lorraine (deceased), loved father and father-in-law of Judith and Phillip, fond grandfather of Prudence, Bradley and Abigal, loved brother of Dick and Doug.  Aged 73 years.

Thu 19 Jul 1990	Death
	Knaggs, Stephen Matheson - July 18, 1990, at hospital, formerly of Matraville, beloved son of Fred and Clare, much loved brother and brother-in-law od Sally and Mike, Carolyn and Karl, Greg and Marg and Gillian (deceased), dearly loved by his nieces and nephews.

Thu 23 Nov 1993	Death
	Knaggs, Arthur - November 20, 1993 (suddenly), late of the War Veterans Village, Narrabeen, beloved husband of Lillian (deceased), dear step-father of Colin and Lorna Young, devoted grandfather of Marilyn, Stuart, Sharyn and Robert and their families.

Thu 11 Jun 1998	Death
	Knaggs, Rodney Fred - June 9 1998, died peacefully at 5.45 pm at the Mersey Hospital, Latrobe, Tasmania. Aged 79 years.
	Full of love and loved by everyone he touched, especially by his loving wife Clare, children Sally, Carolyn, Greg, Stephen, Gillian, daughter-in-law Margaret, sons-on-law Michael and Karl and grandchildren James, Alison, Susan-Gillian, Alistair Elliott and Katie.
	Funeral will be held Friday (June 12, 1998) at 3.30 pm at the Garden Chapel, North West Crematorium, Ulverstone, Tasmania.
	No flowers. donations to the Australian Quadriplegic Association.

Mon 3 Jul 2000	Death
	Knaggs, Jessie Grace - late of Brentwood Village, Kincumber, formerly of Punchbowl, passed away in her villa, July 1, 2000. Dearly loved mother of Noreen, nanna of Kyle and Tara, aunt of Bill and Fred Hewison.  Aged 89 years.
	Funeral at Rose Chapel, Palmdale Crematorium, Ourimbaj tomorrow (Tuesday July 4 2000) at 1.30 pm.

Wed 19 Jul 2000	Death
	Knaggs, Winifred Eva - July 16, 2000, at Woy Woy, loving wife of Ted (deceased), sister of Alexander, Nancy (deceased), John (deceased), Hedley (deceased) and Norman.  Aged 91 years.
	Funeral at the Rose Chapel, Palmdale Crematorium, Palmdale Road, Ourimbah, this Friday (July 21 2000) at 1.30 pm.

… 30 Jun 2001	Death
	Knaggs, Clare - June 28, 2001, died peacefully at her home in Sheffield, Tasmania. Aged 79 years.
	Full of love and loved by everyone she touched, especially by her husband Fred (deceased) and her children Sally, Carolyn, Greg, Stephen (deceased) and Gillian (deceased) and her sons-in-law Michael and Karl, daughter-in-law Margaret and her grandchildren James, Alison, Susan-Gillian, Alistair, Elliott and Katie.
	Funeral will be held on Monday (July 2 2001) at 3 pm at the Catholic Church, Sheffield, Tasmania. No flowers by request, donations to Alzheimer’s Association of Tasmania.

Sat 26 Jul 2003	Death
	Knaggs, Jean - July 25 2003, aged 85 years. Beloved wife of Alan, adored by her children Julie Anne, Douglas, David, Sandie, Jenny, Bill and Mary and their families including 15 grandchildren.
	Family and friends are warmly invited to attend a celebration of Joan’s life, to be held at St Giles Anglican Church, 6 Greendale Street, Greenwich on Wednesday (July 30 2003) commencing at 10 am.

Sat 9 Jul 2005	Death
	Knaggs, Gordon Bruce – July 8, 2005, late of Gordon and formerly of Bayview Heights. Beloved husband of Marjorie. Loving father and father-in-law of Rodney and Dina, Melanie and Ted. Grandfather, great-grandfather and great-great-grandfather to their children. In his 89th year. Gordon’d funeral service will be held at Northern Suburbs Crematorium on Wednesday (July 13, 2005) commencing at 11.15 am.

Wed Aug 9 2006	Death
	Knaggs, Alan John – August 6, 2006, passed away peacefully at Bayview. Aged 94 years. Beloved husband of Joan (deceased). Loved brother of Helen, loving father of Julieanne, Douglas, David, Sandie, Jenny, Bill and Mary and proud grandfather of 15 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild.
	A funeral service for Alan will be held at St Giles Anglican Church, Greendale Street, Greenwich on Friday (August 11 2006) at 1.30 pm.

Teesdale Mercury (thanks to John Knaggs of Redcar)

March 31st 1858. Destructive Fire.--Fifteen Lives Lost.
	The most awful fire that has occurred in the metropolis for many years past took place on Sunday morning, and we regret to state was attended with the sacrifice of no less than fifteen lives. The scene of this fearful calamity was Gilbert-street, Bloomsbury....
	Follows description of tragic fire.... After digging for some time, they found the body of a man, terribly burned, the bodies of two females, and after that the bodies of two male children. These were at once placed in shells, and removed as privately as possible to St. Giles's workhouse. Mr. (K)naggs, one of the medical officers of the union, being present, and pronouncing each case past medical attendance ....

14th November 1860 Life and Death in St Giles.
	West Middlesex Coroners inquiry into suspicious death of an illegitimate child aged 13 months. The prosecution evidence brought to court mentions “a medical man” …. Mr Knaggs who said he had not attended to the child as the defendant had intimated.

25th 2nd June and 9th July June 1862. Advertisement
	To be sold by Private Contract, Two free hold cottages situate in the Black Swan Wind in Staindrop, now or late in the occupations of Robert Wilson and Mrs Knaggs.--Apply to Mr. Hodgson, Solicitor, Staindrop.

10th December 1862. Marriages.
	At the Wesleyan Chapel, Barnard Castle, on the 6th inst, Mr. H, White, of West Holme, Winston, to Mrs. Sarah Knaggs, of Staindrop.

September 6th 1865. Cricket.
	Barnard Castle versus Stockton and Darlington Railway Mineral Department. (K)naggs plays for S.& D. R. M. Dept.

October 9th 1872. Bishop Auckland Agricultural Society.
	Best foal, colt or filly, 30s, Mr. C. Knaggs.

October 30th 1872. Master and Servant.
	Staindrop Petty Sessions.--Mr Joseph White, Killerby, was charged by James Knaggs, with discharging him without a cause on the 14th October. Case dismissed each party paying his own costs.

5th March 1873. Extraordinary Charges under the the Licensing Act.
	At the Whitby Police Court on Saturday, Mr. George Grayson, an extensive miller at Ruswarp, and a member of the Whitby District Local Board, was summoned for having been found drinking in the licensed house of Mr. Wm. Knaggs, innkeeper, Ruswarp, at a quarter to four o clock on the morning of the 25th ult. Mr. Knaggs, the landlord was also summoned for having contravened tie Act by having his house open for the sale of intoxicating liquors at the before-mentioned hour, and there was a second charge against him of having attempted to bribe Police-constable Hammond in the execution of his duty. The constable deposed to having seen a light in the house at a quarter to four o clock in the morning, and the defendants came to the door. The Chairman said the defence set up made the case a very difficult one to decide; on the one side the defendants were respectable, and the Inn in good repute; on the other the constable was a stranger, and could have no conceivable motive for perjuring himself. As to the object of the defendant in being in the house at such a time of the morning they should give them the benefit of the doubt which the statement about the horse had given rise to, and dispose the cases by merely ordering the defendants to pay expenses.

December 9th 1874. Abusing a Middlesbrough Town Councillor.
	John Anderson was charged before Messrs. H. Thompson (in the chair) and J. Stevenson with using abusive and insulting words to Councillor Van Gelderen, with intent to provoke a breach of the peace on Linthorpe-road (Middlesbrough) on the 3rd inst. Evidence for prosecution included; Chas. Knaggs spoke to hearing the defendant call the com­plainant a d scoundrel and a fat-headed pig. Defendant convicted 15s including costs.

April 12th 1876. Teesdale Rural Sanitary Board.
	Meeting was held in the County Court Room, Barnard Castle. Discussion about drainage at Staindrop. A water closet, several feet below the main drainage, and in the property of G. (K)Naggs, was ordered to be removed.

November 27th 1878. Heavy Penalty for Breach of the Licensing Act.
	At Durham County Police Court on Saturday, an innkeeper named George Knaggs was summoned for selling intoxicating drink without being licensed. It appeared that a short time ago the de­fendant became the tenant of a public-house, but owing to a conviction by the Bishop Auckland Magis­trates the Durham Bench refused to grant him the necessary renewal which would entitle him to sell till the licensing day. Notwithstanding this, however, the defendant kept the public-house open, the whole day and refused to close it at the solicitations of the police. There was practically no defence, and the Bench imposed a fine of £10 including costs or one month's imprisonment.

May 21st 1879. Captain and Adjutant Horn Temperance Meetings
	Under the auspices of the Barnard Castle Temperance and Band of Hope Union, have been held by Mr Thomas Beckwith, agent of the North of England Temperance League, at the following places May 13th, in the Congregational Chapel, Whorlton, Mr. Knaggs presided.

5th August 1880. Barnard Castle Flower Show and Musical Fete.
	Varieties of fuchsias; prize-winner R.J. (Robert John) Knaggs, Whorlton.

30th August 1882. Barnard Castle Horticultural and Floral Society.
	R.J. Knaggs, Whorlton, Class 1, exhibitor and prize-winner for Zonale Geraniums, Fuchsias and Cucumber.

29th August 1883. Barnard Castle Horticultural and Floral Society.
	R.J. Knaggs, Whorlton Class 1, exhibitor and prize-winner for various flowers and fruits.

27th August 1884. Barnard Castle Horticultural and Floral Society.
	R.J. Knaggs, Whorlton Class 1, exhibitor and prize-winner for various flowers and fruits.

5th September 1885. Barnard Castle Flower Show and Musical Fete.
	For zonale geraniums the first prize wise awarded to Mr Knaggs, of Whorlton, and the blooms were simply incomparable. Mr Knaggs entered in the open class, but possesses no greenhouse, and as an amateur he is heartily to be congratulated on the production of such healthy plants, reared and flowered probably in an ordinary frame.

30th June 1886. Cricket.
	Gainford versus Ingleton. Knaggs bowled out for 1 in a rout to Gainford.

1st September 1886. Barnard Castle Flower Show and Musical Gala.
	Mr. Knaggs, of Whorlton, still held his own with zonale geraniums....

29th September 1886. Whorlton.
	A Concert was held in the School-room on Thursday last in aid of the Cricket Club, which proved a great success, not only from the enjoyment given but also, we should say, from the benefit financially accruing to the Club. The room was crowded to excess with a very representative and appreciative audience, and the platform arrangements were artistically and tastefully carried out by members of the club, and we may specially mention the beautiful display of hot-house and other plants immediately in front of the platform, which were introduced for the occasion by Mr (R.J.) Knaggs.

24th August 1887. Barnard Castle Horticultural and Floral Society Show.
	Knaggs of Whorlton judge for Cottagers, exhibitor and prolific prize-winner in class 1 plants, flowers and fruits.

July 18th 1888. Cricket.
	Raby versus Langton Grange. R. Knaggs, scores 7, l. for Langton.

22nd August 1888. Barnard Castle Horticultural and Floral Society Show.
	R.J. Knaggs, Whorlton exhibitor and prolific prize-winner for plants and flowers.

October 3rd 1888. Whorlton.
	An amateur Concert of vocal and instrumental music was given in the School-room, in aid of the Whorlton Cricket Club, the artistes, for the most part, being composed of ladies and gentlemen of the locality. The front of the platform was profusely decorated with choice flowers and hothouse plants by Mr R. Knaggs, gardener at the hall.

22nd August 1889. Barnard Castle Horticultural and Floral Society Show.
	R.J. Knaggs, Whorlton exhibitor and prolific prize-winner for plants, flowers and fruits.

December 11th 1889
	To be let either of two furnished houses, at Whorlton. Mr R. Knaggs, Whorlton Hall is instructed to show them. Enquiries to be made of Rev A .W .Headlam, Durham.

December 18th 1889. Barnard Castle Floral and Horticultural Society.
	An adjourned general meeting of the Barnard Castle and District Horticultural and Industrial Society was held in the Witham Testimonial. ....gentlemen were elected on the committee included R. J. Knaggs.

April 30th 1890. Wedding Festivities at Langton Grange.
	The marriage of Mr. G. J. E. D. Trotter, eldest son of the late J. Trotter, Esq., Staindrop, with Miss Gertrude Annie Kemp Trotter, elder daughter of the late Lieu.-Col. William Dale Trotter, of Bishop Auckland, and niece of the late Lieu-Col. H . J. Trotter, M.P., of Langton Grange, Darlington, was solemnised on Thursday, the 17th inst., at Christ Church, Bath Owing to the high social position of the bride and bridegroom, and their ancestors' connection with this immediate neighbourhood, the happy event has been the source of the keenest and most widespread interest to the inhabitants of the locality, many expressing the wish that the nuptials of the happy pair had taken place nearer to us. Although the marriage took place so far away from the place of her birth, the bride, with her characteristic kindness and consideration, wished that the tenants and domestic servants at Langton Grange, together with their friends and relatives, should in some tan­gible form enjoy the festivities of the occasion. Con­sequently the butler, M r J. Pyburn, received instruc­tions from Mrs Trotter to inform the household that they were at liberty to invite their friends to a supper and dance at the Grange, in commemoration of the event, with the bride's and Bridegroom's earnest wish that they might thoroughly enjoy themselves. Invitations were sent out to fifty persons for Wednesday evening, the 17th inst., and in every case accepted. .... At the conclusion of the speech, and amidst loud applause, the toast was duly honoured, musically and otherwise. Mr Knaggs, the head gardener, then amused the company with a song....

May 7th 1890. Whorlton.
	In the report of the Concert last week we inadvertently omitted to mention that the platform was gracefully decorated with flowering plants and shrubs, tastefully arranged by Mr Knaggs, gardener at the hall ; the back being ornamented with stumps, hats, balls, and other implements of cricket warfare.

27th August 1890. Barnard Castle Horticultural and Floral and Industrial Society Show.
	R.J. Knaggs exhibitor and prolific prize-winner in plants, flowers and fruit classes.

17th September 1890. Barnard Castle Horticultural and Floral and Industrial Society.
	The following is a supplementary list of special prizes, awarded at the exhibition, held on Friday, August 22nd, 1890. For twelve cut blooms of hollyhocks; 2nd prize R J Knaggs, Whorlton and for tray of six dishes of fruits; 2nd prize R. J. Knaggs.

2nd September 1891. Barnard Castle Horticultural and Floral and Industrial Society.
	The British ferns, always an attraction at this show, were conspicuous by their absence, only six specimens being staged, and these by Mr. Knaggs. The zonale geraniums were of great beauty, and attracted considerable attention. The judges, Horticultural section: Mr (R.J.) Knaggs, Whorlton, who was also a prolific prize-winner for class 1 plants, flowers and fruit.

23rd September 1891. Whorlton.
	A concert of vocal and instrumental music was given in the school-room, Whorlton, on in aid of the Whorlton Cricket Club. The platform was skilfully decorated with plants, flowers, and evergreens, by Mr. Knaggs, gardener at the Hall, who is always a willing helper on occasions like this.

18th November 1891. The Chrysanthemum Show at Barnard Castle.
	Mr. Knaggs (Whorlton) was going great guns, and evoked public commendation from the sitting member of the division whose remarks which were loudly applauded. Praising Mr Knaggs for his wonderful blooms of chrysanthemums, Sir Joseph (Pease M.P.) .... went on to speak of the general exhibits, which were entirely local in their character, and which did credit to the perseverance of the growers.

August 17th 1892. The Barnard Castle Floral, Horticultural and Industrial Society,
	Horticultural Judges included: Mr. Knaggs, Whorlton, class 1 exhibitionist and prize-winner.

16th November 1892 to May 17th 1893. Advertisement.
	Supreme in quality unique in flavour. Venoya “Tea Everybody Wants It” Get it from: A Knaggs at Bainbridge.

16th November 1892. The Chrysanthemum Show at Barnard Castle.
	R.J. Knaggs prolific prize-winner for cut flowers and plants in open class.

November 30th 1892. Greatabridge Police Court.
	The Lendings Estate Affair. William Mason, labourer, Startforth (on bail), surrendered on accusation of stealing twelve leeks and a red cabbage, the property of Mr. Audas, of Demenes Cottage. Robert John Knaggs and John Borthwick were called as experts for the prosecution as to the stolen vegetables which the defendant had allegedly passed off as his own at the recent Barnard Castle Chrysanthemum show.

February 1st 1893. Barnard Castle Floral, Horticultural and Industrial Society.
	Annual general meeting of the society held in the Witham Testimonial, Barnard Castle. Elected onto the committee included Messrs; R. J. Knaggs etc.

July 26th 1893. Stray Arrows. By Senitel.
	I observe that M r Knaggs, gardener to the Rev, A W. Headlam, of Whorlton has been a most successful exhibitor at the Middlesbrough Floral and Industrial Show. Mr. Knaggs has proved himself an able horticulturist and the charming array of flowering plants in the quiet little hamlet as a charm for this florist which must be seen to be appreciated.

August 30th 1893. Barnard Castle Flower Show.
	The judges for Horticultural Section included Mr (R.J.) Knaggs, Whorlton; exhibitor and prolific prize-winner for class 1 plants, flowers and fruit.

March 14th 1894. Deaths.
	Knaggs. At Whorlton, on the 10th inst, Cecil Madderson, son of Mr Robert J. Knaggs, aged 2 years.

May 9th 1894. Morley.
	A grand evening's entertainment was given in the Morley School-room by the following company--including W. Knaggs.... Proceeds were for the blind musician, Mr. G. Maughan.

August 15th 1894. Stray Arrows by Senitel.
	Most of your readers will sympathise heartily with Mr. Knaggs, the gardener to the Rev. A. W.  Headlam of Whorlton, who sustained considerable damage the other day on the railway at Eaglescliffe Junction. Mr. Knaggs had his flower van smashed, and many valuable plants smashed also. The damage was done by a Locomotive running into the truck carrying the very precious freight. Mr. Knaggs will get damages doubtlessly, but the difficulty is in replacing the valuable products of the earth.

August 29th 1894. Barnard Castle Flower Show.
	Mr. Knaggs, Whorlton, successful exhibitor in the open classes with prizes for plants, flowers, fruit and vegetables. The cottagers' classes Judges included Knaggs (Whorlton).

September 5th 1894. Stray Arrows by Senitel.
	Judges at the first flower show at Raby included Mr Knaggs, Whorlton Hall.

March 27th 1895. Whorlton Drainage.
	Report to Barnard Castle Rural District Council concerning the pollution of the river Tees at Whorlton includes reference to Whorlton Hall. The drain, a six-inch earthenware pipe, ends on the side of Whorlton beck, and discharges night soil into the stream. This pipe discharges sewage from several other houses, one of which has a cesspool in the yard, the contents of which pass into the stream. This house is occupied by Robert John Knaggs and the owner of the hall is the Rev, A. W. Headlam.

14th August 1895. Barnard Castle Flower Show.
	Open Classes. R J Knaggs, Whorlton, prolific prize-winner for plants, flowers, fruits and vegetables.

28th August 1895. Raby Cottage Flower Show.
	The judging of the various exhibits was ably undertaken by Messrs Knaggs and co (Barnard Castle).

26th August 1896. Barnard Castle Agricultural Show.
	Comb honey, in six sections very highly commended, J Knaggs, Whorlton.

June 30th 1897. Whorlton.
	.... the sixtieth anniversary of the accession of the Queen, special services of prayer and thanksgiving were held in Whorlton Church. .... Mr R. J. Knaggs, head gardener at the Hall, had tastefully decorated the tables with plants, and had also made a festive erection of evergreens and bunting at the entrance of the school.

August 4th 1897. Barnard Castle Flower Show.
	There was a choice and very nice show of exotic ferns, and we were especially glad to look upon the specimens entered by Mr Knaggs, of Whorlton.

August 18th 1897. Raby Cottage Flower Show.
	In connection with the show, the judges included Mr Knaggs, Whorlton,

August 25th 1897. Barnard Castle Agricultural Show.
	Comb honey, in six sections very highly commended, J Knaggs, Whorlton.

18th May 1898. Marriage.
	Merrington : Knaggs.--At the Register Office, Barnard Castle, on May 14th, Mr. George Merrington, of Headlam to Miss Margaret Knaggs, of Langton.

January 17th 1900. Soldiers and Sailors Families Association
	Barnard Castle Division. List of subscribers includes Mr Knaggs, 2s 6d.

June 27th 1900. Whorlton Annual Sports.
	100 Yards Flat Race (handicap) for boy's under16; 2nd, M. Knaggs. Tug of War for boys, 1st, A. Knaggs' team.

1st August 1900. Cricket.
	Raby Castle 2nd XI versus Steeatlam; R. Knaggs scores 5 runs for Raby, visitor win by 6 runs.

3rd October 1900. Sale of Work at Whorlton.
	Opening by Lady Florence Eden.... the room, with the addition of two stands of flowers tastefully arranged by Mr. Knaggs, looked very bright and pretty. .... The bran tub; Miss Byers and Miss E. Knaggs.

January 22nd 1902. Barnard Castle Volunteers.
	Christmas distribution of prizes. Points and Prizes; the following that did not shoot, included Private R. H. Knaggs prize: Car Jacket.

January 4th 1905. Our Volunteers.
	Prize distribution and Ball. F Comapny 2nd Volunteer Battalion Durham Light Infantry at the Armoury, King St Barnard Castle. C. N Knaggs listed in 14th place with 14 pts for shooting and 24 pts for drill awarded prize of a set of carvers.

May 10th 1905 Interesting Wedding at Bowes.
	.... a very pretty wedding took place in the Wesleyan Chapel, Bowes. The contracting parties were M r W. H. Richardson, the highly respected village postman, and Miss Isabella Walker, youngest daughter of Mr Peter Walker, of Gilmonby House, Gilmonby. The presents included Mr and Mrs Knaggs--patchwork quilt.

25th October 1905. Volunteer Shooting at Deepdale.
	The shooting for the Christmas prizes amongst the members of the F Company, 2nd V.B.D.L.I. (Volunteer Battalion Durham Light Infantry), was held at the Deepdale Range, Barnard Castle, The prizes are subscribed for by the tradesmen and others in the town and district, and the chief marksmen included; Pte. Knaggs, with 24pts.

January 6th 1906. A New Unionist Candidate Barnard Castle.
	Mr Arthur Henderson opposed. Meeting at Barnard Castle and Startforth Conservative Workingmen's club to elect a new candidate for the division. Proposed Captain Eustace Bell supported by Messers Machell, Knaggs and Hopkins.

January 24th 1906. The General Election. The Barnard Castle Division.
	W. T. Knaggs (Wolsingham). Listed as a proposer or seconder for the unionist candidate Eustace Widdrington Bell, in election nominations.

July 6th 1910. Cruelty Horror. (Cartoon)
	Mrs. Knaggs: "Did the doctor ask to see your tongue?”
	Mr. Knaggs: "No, I told him about yours, and he ordered me away for a rest."

February 6th 1918. Club Window.
	Private Knaggs subject of an amusing story told by General Francis Lloyd.

February 6th 1924. Interment at Barnard Castle.
	One of the largest funeral processions seen in Barnard Castle for a long time was that which followed the remains of the late Inspector John Saville of the Durham County Constabulary, Spennymoor, which were interred at Barnard Castle.... Among the police officers who attended was Inspectors Knaggs (Chester-le-Street)....

February 20th 1924. Cockfield Whist Drive.
	The Cockfield Agricultural Society whist drive aud dance. Gentlemen; 2nd prize, Mr. T. W. Knaggs.

June 29th 1927. King & Queen of Rorotunga, Sunderland Apprentices'
	Annual Sunderland T.L.F. Welfare camp, at Deerbolt Park, Startforth. With the “King and Queen of Rorotunga" as the central figures, and led by the T . L . F . band under Mr T. Knaggs leadership, a first-class procession passed through the principal streets to the Market Place (Barnard Castle).

July 4th 1928. T.L.F. Welfare Camp.
	Sunderland apprentices Deer-bolt Park annual camp.  .... A concert given in the recreation tent,.... Mr Thomas Knaggs, Bandmaster, was at the piano.

June 26th 1929. Apprentices in Camp.
	Sunderland lads at Deerbolt Park. Some, three Hundred apprentices from the Sunderland work came to Startforth for their annual week's encampment under canvas at Deer-bolt Park. ....Mr Knaggs is Bandmaster. ....There was church parade at 10 a.m., the lads, headed by the band, under Mr T. H. Knaggs, going to Startforth Parish Church for morning service.

July 2nd 1930. Sunderland Apprentices. Pleasures of the Deerbolt Camp.
	The annual sports took place.... The T.L.F. Band, under Mr T. Knaggs, played during the afternoon. The programme included concertina solos, Mr T. Knaggs being the pianist.

March 9th 1932. Obituary. The Hon. Cyril A. Liddell JP.
	Detachments of Durham County Constabulary were present at the funeral including Supt. Knaggs, of Chester-le- Street.

July 20th 1932. Obituary. Dr. John Currie, Darlington.
	Funeral at Bondgate Wesleyan Chapel Darlington. ....Others present included Mr. Knaggs (Woodland).

October 10th and 17th 1934. Swaledale Rams at Middleton.
	Swaledale Sheep Breeders' Association held at Middleton-in-Teesdale Farmers' Auction Mart. The principal prices and purchasers; Crowned ram lamb (small breeder) Mr Knaggs, Pennington.

March 25th 1936 Annual meeting of the Barnard Castle Division Unionist Association.
	At Wolsingham where Mrs Swainston and Miss Knaggs were elected representatives to the Council of the National Unionist Association in London.

March 30th 1938 Unionist Organisation. Barnard Castle Division Annual Meeting.
	Witham Hall Barnard Castle where Miss Knaggs was elected representatives to the Central Council of the National Unionist Association in London.

January 4th 1939. Staindrop Police Court.
	Records Unkept. Cecil L Knaggs, Darlington, was summoned for failing to keep a record of the hours worked on a lorry which he was driving at Gainford, and on the evidence of P.C. Mister': was fined 4s, costs. He said he was going for a veterinary surgeon to attend to a neighbour's cat and forgot to enter the time he began his journey.

July 19th 1939. Barnard Castle Police Court.
	Assault Charges. Mrs Agnes A. Finn. Dawson Road, Barnard Castle, summoned two neighbours Mrs Margaret Bailey and Mrs Eva Knaggs for assault on June 20th. Mr T. G. Arnott prosecuted. Mrs Finn laid that on returning home at 2p.m. with a bottle of disinfectant in an attaché case she was met by Mrs Bailey who barred the way to her house and struck her on the face. Ralph Greenwood and Robert Hunter spoke to having heard a rumpus between the women, but neither could say he saw blows struck. Mrs Bailey said Mrs Finn struck her on the arm with a bottle. She only asked her to be careful what she said about her sister, Mrs Knaggs. P.C. Hamilton said when he went to investigate a complaint and asked Mrs Bailey what the trouble was, she showed him a bruise on her arm which she said Mrs Finn had caused. The Bench found Mrs Bailey guilty. Giving evidence against Mrs Knaggs who pleaded not guilty, Mrs Finn said that earlier in the day she asked Mrs Knaggs not to use certain language about her daughter. Mrs Knaggs caught her by the throat aid said, “I'll strangle you." This took Place in the cemetery lane. Mrs Knaggs declared that what Mrs Finn had said was not true. She never touched Mrs Finn at all. She was surprised to get the summons. P.C. Hamilton said Mrs Finn made no Complaint to him when lie went to see about the other assault. The bench dismissed the summons against Mrs Knaggs and also dismissed the case against Mrs Bailey under the Probation of Offenders Act and ordered her to pay costs 5s.

August 16th 1939. Barnard Castle Police Court. Dangerous Driving.
	Cyril L Knaggs, 86, Brighton Road, Darlington was summoned for driving a motor car in a manner dangerous to the public at Winston on July 18th. Mr C. A. Hinks appeared for the defence. Chief Inspector John Roche explained that a serious accident occurred on the Winston- Barnard Castle road about half-a-mile on the Barnard Castle side of Dial House. Mr. Walton was driving a car in the direction of Winston when he observed a hundred yards in front of him a car corning from the opposite direction at a very fast speed. Mr Walton pulled his car on to the grass verge and stopped, but almost simultaneously the other car, driven by the defendant, crossed the road, knocked the front off wheel off Mr Walton's car and carried it down the road. Defendant's car then skidded a distance, cut across the road to its proper side, mounted the grass verge, and eventually turned three somersaults, the result being that the door was torn off, the roof ripped off and the defendant and his passenger were thrown through the roof. The former sustaining serious injuries. When the defendant's car stopped it was 35 yards on the opposite side of the other car. Mr H. Walton gave evidence bearing out the Chief Inspector's opening remarks and said that after the impact his car had only three wheels and it was on the proper side of time road, while the defendant's was in the middle of the road facing the direction from which it had come. Sergeant Carradive, who visited the scene after the accident, described the positions of the cars involved. P.C. Hatton, who accompanied the sergeant oil the occasion referred to, corroborated his evidence. Mr Hinks called the defendant, who declared that when he reached the top of an incline in the road he saw Mr Walton's car in the middle of the road. He expected that Mr. Walton would draw to his proper side but as he did not do so witness tried to get to the grass 'verge. After that he remembered nothing; till he -found himself in hospital suffering from an injury. The photographs produced were taken on August. His offside door was torn off and the sunshine roof which was ripped off, had not yet been found. William Jobling, Darlington. Aged 74 said he was travelling in the car with the defend-ant and saw Mr Walton's car twenty yards ahead on the centre of the road. Walton pulled to the near side of the road and then there was a " bang " and he remembered no more except that he was thrown out of the car and landed' on his knees on the grass verge with blood running down his neck. He declared that the defendant was on the proper side of the road and that Mr Walton was not in fault. The Chairman said the bench had found the case proved and defendant would be fined £10 and his licence suspended for one month.

April 9th 1941. Markets.
	Barnard Castle Cattle. A show of 70 dairy cattle met a good trade. Calved Heifers included J. Knaggs, Hamsterley, £25 5s 9d.

June 30th 1943. A Dear Pair of Wellingtons.
	Scarce though rubber is, even a brand new pair of Wellingtons does not cost £5 9s.7d. Yet that was what Ronald Piggott, of Middleton-in-Teesdale, paid on account of a second hand pair at Staindrop Police Court last Friday. The reason for the high price, a fiver fine and the odd 9s. 7d. in costs was this. Piggott deputised for a Clerk of Works, Arthur William Knaggs, of Darlington, whilst lie was on leave, and when the latter returned the Wellingtons had gone. And to their theft, Piggott, through Mr E. R. Hanby Holmes, pleaded guilty. As evidence showed, he had purloined them and, for 15s had sold them to angler Harold Bowron, a travelling-companion on the Barney-Middleton train, who in course of conversation had said his fishing was hindered by him not having any. Obligingly Piggott had said he could get him a pair from Staffs, but " Mum's the word !" Wellingtons being very necessary on public works, the rightful owner of this pair reported their loss as soon as he discovered it, and when Piggott realised there was going to be trouble, he, so the evidence showed, endeavoured to engineer their surreptitious return. Mr Hanby Holmes could say nothing in extenuation apart from suggesting that an illness Piggott had had might have had something to do with it. And the Chairman of Magistrates, Lord Barnard, made it plain that the bench could not see anything either, because lie said that in view of Piggott's position they were bound to take a serious view and were dealing leniently with him imposing a fine of £5 and nine-and-seven-pence costs.

August 2nd 1944. Barnard Castle Rural District Council.
	Appointment of Roads Lengthsman for Evenwood and Barony. Thos Knaggs, of the Centre Evenwood, listed as one of the applicants to be interviewed by a special committee.

20th September 1944. Woodland Agricultural Show.
	Produce Judge; Mrs (K)naggs, Hamsterley

July 7th 1948. Barnard Castle Mart.
	A light show of cows and calved heifers met a good trade at Barnard Castle Auction Mart including E. Knaggs, Hamsterley; £50 10s

January 19th 1949. Death of Life-long Church Worker.
	A large concourse of friends and relatives attended the funeral at Cockfield of Mrs. Lily Raine, aged 72 years, widow of the late Mr. George Raine, of West End Terrace, Cockfield. The service was held at St. Mary's Church where the Chief mourners include Mrs T. Knaggs (Evenwood).

August 17th 1949. Woodland and District Agricultural Show.
	E. Knaggs prize-winner for Fresian cows.

January 25th 1950. Durham Light Infantry Association.
	Womens section whist drive; 2nd prize for ladies Mrs E. Knaggs.

February 8th 1950. D. L. I. Association
	Durham Light Infantry Association annual general meeting at Barnard Castle Ladies section committee included Mesdames E. Knaggs etc.

August 15th 1951. Woodland and District Agricultural Show.
	Mr. Edwin Knaggs, of Hamsterley was the winning exhibitor in the section for Fresian Cattle.

October 8th 1952. Mr. John Simpson Thompson
	Funeral of Mr. John Simpson Thompson of Snotterton Hall recognised as one of the best judges and breeder of pedigree Shorthorn cattle was held at Staindrop Parish Church. Others present included: Mr and Mrs E. Knaggs.

April 22nd 1953. Barnard Castle Rural District Council
	Sgt. H. Knaggs of Bishop Auckland presented the accident report for March at the road safety committee meeting.

August 25th 1954. Woodland Enterprise.
	Woodland and District Agricultural Show. Judges for forthcoming show include for Produce, Mrs. L. H. Knaggs, Shincliffe.

Thurrock Gazette

Fri 14 Oct 1977	Death
	Knaggs - Edwin, of 95 Parker Road, on October 5th 1977, peacefully in his 78th year.

Tumbarumba Times (Online)

26 Jun 1907		Marriage
	Ledger - Knaggs Mr Charles John Ledger second son of Henry Allworth Ledger of Croydon Sydney married Ann Helena Mary (Nan) Knaggs second daughter of Samuel Knaggs MD of Liverpool Street Sydney at All Saints Church Petersham by Rev. TF Perkins MA on 27.5.1907.

Wanganui Herald (New Zealand)

27 Apr 1904		Death
	Knaggs – On March 9th, at 37 Oakley Square, N., London, suddenly, of syncope: Stephen Laude Knaggs; aged 58 years. (Colonial papers please copy)

The Weekly Courant (London)

2 Nov 1714
	We hear there will be two Charity Sermons preached to Morrow at the Parish Church of St. Ann's within Aldersgate, for the Benefit of the Charity Children belonging to a Society; that in the Morning by the Reverend Mr Knaggs, Lecturer of St Giles's in the Field, and Chaplain to the Rt. Hon. the Lord Brock.

Welwyn and Hatfield Times

Fri 22 Apr 1977	Death
	Knaggs - Audrey, died suddenly, April 1 194 - sister Betty, brother-in-law Sonny

West Australian	(online)

Sat 19 Aug 1899	Marriage
	Knaggs-Kincaide	On the 8th inst., at St George’s Cathedral, Perth, Robert Valentine, eldest son of James Knaggs, Esq., J.P. of Victoria to Mary Jean Wentworth, second daughter of the late Joseph Kincaid, Esq., Cheatwood Hall, Manchester.

Sat 24 Sep 2011	Obit
	KNAGGS (Arthur) Waki: 
Husband of Annie, father of Susan, Janet, Eileen, Wendy, Robert and Audrey. Grandfather of many. Rest in peace.

West Lancashire Evening Gazette

Fri 18 Jan 1985	Death
	Knagg - On January 16, Nora, aged 87 years, of 16 Amberbanks Grove, Blackpool.  Beloved wife of the late Alfred, the dearly loved mother of Sheila, dear mother-in-law of Robert, Devoted grandma of Stephen, Susan and Karen, loving sister of Madge.  Service at St Cuthbert’s Church, Lytham Road, Blackpool, on Wednesday at 11 am, prior to interment at Carleton Cemetery.  Enquiries: Box Bros. Ltd, Chapel of Repose, 13/15 Hawes Side Lane, Blackpool.

Western Daily Press (Bristol)

Mon 18 Dec 1916	Bristol and the War
	The accompanying photograph is that of the late Able Seaman Albert Edward Knaggs, 11 Canton Street, Newfoundland Road, who had served for 14 years in the Royal Navy and finished his time on MHS Hart in China after some three years service in Malta. After leaving the service he was a police constable for two and a half years in the West Riding of Yorkshire. When the Commonwealth of Australia was taking over the two submarines AE1 and AE2 he was appointed Able Seaman on the AE2 and went to Australia on February 14, 1915. When war broke out he was sent to the Dardanelles with AE2 in the Sea of Marmora and was captured as a prisoner on the 30th April 1915 with the rest of the crew after the sinking of the AE2 and since that date he has been a prisoner of war at Bilemedik-Pozanti, Turkey. After suffering many hardships he was suddenly taken ill with malarial fever and died on the 9th October 1915. He leaves a wife and one son to mourn his loss, and he died as he had lived, a fine British seaman. His father, Mr Henry Stephen Knaggs, who is in his 85th year, feels the loss of his son very much. Every sympathy is extended to the deceased’s wife, who lost her mother last week.

Tue 2 Jan 1917	Death
	Knaggs, - Henry Stephen, aged 82 years, passed peacefully away December 28. No flowers.

Sat 27 Dec 1924	Accident
	Last evening the Ambulance was called to Knagg’s Cottages, St Augustine’s where Henry Clutterbuck (58) had fallen down some steps fracturing his right leg.

Mon 6 July 1925	Marriage
	July 4 at St Andrews, Montpellier, Robert Knaggs of Fylingdales, Yorkshire to Ethel L Hemmings, daughter of E. J. Chappell of Belvoir Road, St Andrews

Westmorland Gazette (sometime Kendal Mercury)

Sat 25 Nov 1837	Marriage
	At Kirkby Stephen, on Wednesday last, Mr Richard Knagg to Miss Betsy Jackson

Sat 18 Dec 1852	Death
	On the 10th inst, at Askew-head, near Orton, Miss Isabella Knagg, aged 44.

Sat 2 Dec 1837	Marriage
	At Kirkby Stephen, on the 16th ult, Mr Richard Knagg, of Orton, to Miss Elizabeth Jackson of Kirkby Stephen.

Sat 9 Apr 1842	Death
	At Bog House, in Birkbeckfells, Orton, on the 4th inst., George, son of Mr Robert Knagg of Eskew Head in the same parish

Sat 19 Aug 1854	Death
	At our Parish Church on the 16th inst, Mr James Wilcock to Miss Mary Knagg, both of Kendal.

Sat 13 Mar 1858	Marriage
	At the Parish Church, on the 8th inst, Mr John Mackereth, twine spinner, to Miss Elizabeth Knagg, both of this town (Kendal).

Sat 3 Jun 1858	Marriage
	At the Parish Church on the 30th ult, Mr John Hodgson, to Miss Margaret Knagg, both of this town (Kendal).

Sat 2 Jul 1904	Death
	Knagg - On the 24th ult., at Sandes Avenue, Kendal, Jane, widow of Richard Knagg, aged 73 years.

Sat 21 Jul 1928	Death
	Knagg - On the 15th inst., at the Westmorland County Hospital, Emma Edith, the beloved wife of John Knagg, of No 3 Tanner’s Place, in her 47th year.

Sat 6 Mar 1937	Death
	Knagg - On February 27th, at 2 Stricklandgate, Kendal, George, the beloved husband of Elizabeth Knagg, in his 83rd year.

Sat 18 Nov 1939	Death
	Knagg - On November 10th, at the Cottage, Stricklandgate, Kendal, Elizabeth, widow of George Knagg, aged 78 years.

Fri 4 Sep 1981	Death
	Knagg - August 26th at Westmorland County Hospital, ETHEL KNAGG, aged 74 years, dear sister of Freda and George, a much loved aunt and great-aunt.  Cremated Lancaster Tuesday September 1st.

Fri 10 Dec 1982	Death
	Knagg - December 5th at Kendal Green Hospital, MARGARET ELIZABETH KNAGG, aged 88 years, dearly loved daughter of the late George and Elizabeth Knagg - Interred at Parkside Road Cemetery, Kendal on Thursday December 9th.

Fri 18 Mar 1988	Death
	Knagg - March 10th at Kendal Green Hospital, after a long illness, George William Knagg, aged 76 years, of 29 Aynan Road, Kendal, the beloved husband of Agnes, dear father of Joan, dearest granddad of Stephen, Elizabeth, Beverley, Nelson, Jeremy and Julie. Funeral service took place on March 15 at Kendal Parish Church followed by cremation at Lancaster Crematorium. Donations if desired to Motor Neurone Disease c/o F, Ruxton, 44 Appleby Road, Kendal.

Fri 22 Apr 1994	Death
	Knagg - On April 15th, suddenly at home, Agnes, aged 78 years, of Aynam Road, Kendal. Beloved wife of the late George Knagg, dearest mother of Joan, mother-in-law of Brian, loving nan to Stephen, Beverley and Jeremy, great grandma of Madeleine, Matthew, Archie, Gabriel, john, Simon and Nathan. Funeral service and committal took place at Lancaster Crematorium on April 20th.

BBC News (Online)

Thursday, October 7, 1999 Published at 12:28 GMT 13:28 UK 

Woman's plea to 'lovely' daughter 

The mother of a 14-year-old schoolgirl who may have disappeared with a lorry driver has appealed to her daughter to return home. 
In a statement issued through Warwickshire Police, Lorraine Knaggs urged her daughter, Siobhan Butler, to get in touch. 

More than 30 officers are trying to trace Siobhan, who disappeared from her home in Rugby, Warwickshire, seven days ago. 

In a message to her "lovely" daughter, Mrs Knaggs said: "I am extremely worried and concerned. Please get in touch." 

The 40 year-old mother added that her husband and the girl's grandfather were "very, very worried" about Siobhan's welfare. 

Good response 

The teenager is reportedly to have recently become friendly with truckers at a lorry park in her home town. 

Police are investigating the possibility that the pupil may have left the area with one of the drivers. 

A spokesman said a media appeal on Wednesday sparked a good public response but no confirmed sightings of the schoolgirl. 

Siobhan was wearing her school blazer when she disappeared after leaving home to go to Bishop Wulstan Catholic School, Rugby, shortly before 8am last Friday. 

She has gone missing from home before but has always made contact with her mother. Siobhan is described as 5ft 5in, slim, with collar-length blonde hair and hazel eyes.

<This is Lorraine BUTLER, who married Peter KNAGGS aug 1995, Rugby>

Thursday, October 7, 1999 Published at 23:09 GMT 00:09 UK 

Missing girl found safe 

Siobhan had been missing for a week 

A 14-year-old girl who disappeared from her home a week ago has turned up safe and well, Warwickshire Police have said. 
The announcement came just hours after Siobhan Butler's mother appealed for her daughter to return to her home in Rugby, Warwickshire. 

Siobhan contacted police on Thursday night from a lorry park in Cannock, Staffordshire. 

She was taken to a police station in Warwickshire, where she stayed overnight, and was questioned by officers on Friday morning. 

It is not yet known when she will be reunited with her mother, Lorraine Knaggs, 40. 

No money 

Siobhan had not been seen since she left home for Rugby's Bishop Wulstan Catholic School. 

Police were concerned that she had not taken any money with her. 

But officers always suspected that she had hitched a lift with a lorry driver. 

She is reported to have recently become friendly with drivers at a local lorry park. 

The teenager has been missing twice before this year but had always made contact with her mother.

Wednesday, 19 December, 2001, 14:01 GMT

Girl dies in fall from window

<Mention of Detective Inspector Sue Knaggs, Peterlee CID >