The Times
1785	Mon 2 May	Shipping News
	London, April 30, Cleared Outwards
		from Ipswich. Diligence, Knaggs

	Fri 4 Nov	Shipping News
	North Shields, October 31	Diligence, Knaggs

1786	Wed 25 Oct	Shipping News
	North Shields, October 20	William and Mary, Knaggs

1787	Fri 22 Jun	Shipping News
	Gravesend, June 20		William and Mary, Knaggs, from Riga

	Tue 2 Oct	Shipping News
	Gravesend, September 29	Diligence, Knaggs

1819	Sat 17 July	Marriage
	On Tuesday last, at the Church of St Pancras, Mr J Knaggs, of Judd Street, to Susan, only daughter of Walter Brett, Esq, of the island of Jamaica.

1819	Sat 10 July	Marriage
	On the 7th inst, at Rise, Yorkshire, Mr Henry Gastineau, of Camberwell, to Mary, eldest daughter of John Knaggs, Esq, of the former place.

1828	Wed 21 May	Advert
	For New South Wales direct, to sail this month, the fine coppered Ship HARRIET, A1, burden 250 tins, John Knaggs, Commander; lying in the London Dock. This ship has very superior accommodation for cabin and steerage passengers.

	Thu 7 Aug	as above - for Van Diemen’s Land and New South Wales.

1835	Feb 7	6b
	Civil Action	Harris v Knaggs
	see printout of long article

1843	Mon 1 May	Death
	On the 28th ult., at Lower Tulsdale, Norwood, Surrey after many years of suffering, Mr Samuel Knaggs, formerly of 17 Lawrence Pountney Lane, London.

1844	Jun 18 6e
	Earthquake in Huntingdonshire at Yaxley   (Knaggs family left 30 years ago)

1851	Mar 26 7a
	Under the heading "Letters from the West Indies and the Orient"
	The public mind has been again excited by a disclosure made in a matter connected with the Treasury by Mr Walter Knaggs, a clerk who has held a responsible appointment therein for twelve years, and who has written a letter to Governor Sir Charles Grey containing the following allegations against the Receiver General of the Colony:-
	"I have reason to believe that a balance of 3,783£ 8s 5d at the credit of 'Cash Account' in the Council books, together with a further sum of about 1,400£ of the public cash is not in the public chest at this moment - making in all a deficiency of 5,000£.  Having held an appointment in the Treasury during the last twelve years, I consider it my duty, both to the public and all parties connected with that office to make you acquainted with the foregoing facts; and as my reputation, prospects and fortune are all dependent upon my proving the truth of my assertions, I beg respectfully to submit for your Excellency's and their Honours the Council's consideration the only means by which it can be arrived at, and which as the onus probandi falls entirely upon me, should, I humbly suggest, be adopted.  I therefore propose that your excellency will permit me to appear before the Council; but should there be any objection to such a proceeding, that an order be immediately drawn upon the Receiver-General for the balance now in his hands, and that the said order shall be presented for payment by the Auditor of the Council Accounts, in my presence and at such time as I may appoint.  Let this be done without giving the Receiver General any intimacies of the proceedings, and I will answer for the results, but I will not be responsible should my suggestions be departed from."
	After which a lengthy statement was made by Mr Barclay who denied the charge, and at an interview which took place between the Governor and Mr Barclay in the presence of Mr Knaggs, the commissioners informed Mr Barclay and Mr Knaggs that so far as they had the means of judging, they were perfectly satisfied of the correctness of the accounts and cash produced by Mr Barclay.
	From the assembly the subject was forthwith referred to the Board of Commissioners of Accounts, who, acting on the statement of their three members, exonerated Mr Barclay from the charge.
	The island press, with scarcely an exception, maintained a profound silence in relation to this very important matter.  Mr Knaggs had been dismissed from his appointment by the receiver general, but refused to deliver up the keys of his department, alleging that he was responsible to the Commissioners of Accounts and not to Mr Barclay.  On the 29th ult the Commissioners of Accounts met and decided that Mr Knaggs was the clerk of the Receiver General and recommended the officer to proceed against him as by law empowered.  Meanwhile Mr Knaggs had petitioned the House of Assembly asking to be afforded the opportunity to substantiate his statements and it was thought that a committee would be appointed for the purpose.

1854	Mon 13 Mar	Marriage
	On the 9th inst, at St Mathew’s Brixton, Mr Robert Knaggs, surgeon of Swindon, Wilts, to Harriet Eliza, second surviving daughter of Robert Wright, Esq, Elm Lodge, West Brixton.

1861	Jun 28	1a	Personal Advert
	Richard Naggs, now in Australia, wishes to know if any of his relations are still surviving. He left England in 1835, age 15, and was born in Shoreditch parish. Any information may be sent post paid to Mrs Sarah Hughes, Beckenham, SE.
	< This is Richard Knaggs born Mar 1818, transported 1835, dies 1864 >

1862	Tue 26 Aug	Loss of the James Gibb (long article - transcribe later)
	An Inquiry into the loss of the ship “James Gibb” on Seska Reef in the Gulf of Finland on the 7th June last, held at the police Court, Hull, 23 August 1862.
	Captain William Knaggs was owner (56 64ths) and master.
	Seems to have been his fault.
	< Difficult to tell who this (and the following bankrupt) is - away at sea in 51, 61 census - wife Hannah in Whitby >

1863	Mar 28  7a
	Bankruptcies	William Knaggs, Master mariner, Whitby, Yorkshire	Apr 16 at Leeds

1864	Oct 26	6d	Bankruptcies
	Knaggs, Kester of Kilham, Yorkshire, labourer	Nov 9 at Leeds

1865	Sat 22 Apr	Cape of Good Hope
	The Union Company’s steamer Cambrian arrived at Plymouth yesterday, having left the cape 15th March.
	Dr Knaggs C.S.S.	<This is Henry >
	Mrs Knaggs and four children.

1866	Jul 3	13a	Advert for “The Entomologist’s Magazine” by H G Knaggs

1867	Mar 29	 12e	Prosecution of ex-Governor Eyre, Jamaica
	mention of Walter Naggs of Kingston

1867	Nov 30  1a
	Births
	On the 25th Inst at Winchester the wife of Henry KNAGGS esq Staff Assist Surgeon of a daughter
	<this is Maude>

1868	Feb 5	6b	Bankruptcies
	Knaggs, Richard and William of Fellskirk near Thirsk, farmers
	Feb 17 at Leeds

1871	Jun 10  8a	Bankruptcies
	Knaggs, John of Nafferton, Yorkshire, tailor	Jun 21 at Hull

1872	July 5		Advert
	Hardwicke’s Science Gossip
	June - Butterflies and Moths by Dr Knaggs

1873	Jan 10		Naval and Military Intelligence
	Her Majesty’s India troop relief steamship Juma sails this morning from Portsmouth for Bombay taking out military officers and troops as per subjoined list
	Bengal Horse - Surgeons - Knaggs

1875	Nov 17	8b	Bankruptcies
	Moore, Knaggs of Bishop Auckland, outfitter	Dec 3 at Durham

1876	May 30 12a	Action against Henry Arymer of Marylebone
	mentions Mr Knaggs, the deputy manager of Langham Hotel

1877	Thu Feb 8 11d		Police
	Trial of Charles Henney, an undertaker of 77 Regents Park Road charged with obtaining by means of false and fraudulent pretences of Mr Stephen Knaggs in October last the sum of £1.
	- Mr Knaggs, of 17 Chalcot Crescent, Primrose Hill, a pianoforte manufacturer said that on 18 October the defendant was sent for to bury a still born child. - took £1 for a coffin - later seven dead bodies of children were found on the premises

1878	Apr 20  8b	Bankruptcies
	Knaggs, Mrs J at Lyon & Turnbull's rooms, Edinburgh

1879	Dec 2		Cambridge Union Boat Club
	Oarsmen	R. L. Knaggs, Caius

1883	Jan 25 3e	and
	Jan 27	4a	Civil Action
	Arden v Knaggs
	<what's it all about?>

1883	Sat 7 Apr 1a	Marriage
	On 3 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.

1883	Sat Aug 18 8b		The Loss of the Barnsley
	The screw steamer Barnsley of Hull, 1310 tons, Captain Knaggs - 29 crew - left Bassein, Burma 19 May for Port Said - cargo of rice - night of 31 june ran ashore on a coral reef known as Willin Gillie Island near the Maldives - Captain reported drunk from London to Port Elizabeth and from Bassein - had an enormous quantity of  gin in his cabin - Captain and mate below at time of incident - steamship of the Sultan of Zanzibar offered assistance but was refused - eventually all abandoned ship and rowed to Zanzibar.

1883	Oct 9		The Social Science Congress - Huddersfield October 8
	Health - paper by Knagg

1884	Fri 18 Jul 1b	Death
	Knaggs - On the 17th inst, at 189 Camden Road, NW, Henry Knaggs, MRCS &c in his 86th year.

1885	Thu 30 Apr 17c	Divorce Court
	John Harrison sued his wife Eleanor née Knaggs - married in 1870 at Gainsborough (sic), Yorkshire - drunkenness and adultery - decree nisi granted.
	< Ellen Knaggs married Guisborough sep 1870 >

1885	Sep 16	12c	Bankruptcies
	Knaggs, Thomas, Scarborough, draper

1886	Wed 9 Jun 1a	Marriage
	On the 8th inst, at St Paul’s Chapel, Kentish Town, Christopher Combe, youngest son of the late Philip Brown Hodgson of the Privy Council Office to Florence E, second daughter of H Guard Knaggs, MD, FCS, of Camden Road, NW.

1886	Jul 13		Royal College of Surgeons
	The following have passed their preliminary examinations
	G I Knaggs of Dublin

1888	Wed 11 Jan	Patents, Designs and Trade Marks Act
	Letters patent granted to Henry Valentine Knaggs of 189 Camden Road in the county of Middlesex for “Improvements in Preparations for Treating Skin Diseases” dated 27 November 1886 number 15,809.	etc

1888	Mon 26 Mar	Art Exhibition
	Society of Lady Artists - exhibition of oil and water colours at the Drawing Room, Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly.
	Miss Knaggs sends a really excellent study of “Pots”.	< Nancy >

1888	Mon 10 Sep	Inquest
	An inquiry was held on Saturday afternoon at the West London Hospital, Hammersmith, before Dr Diplock, on the body of John McCarthy, of 21 Seagrave Road, Fulham, who was run over by a chariot at the Italian Exhibition on the 6th inst. Margaret Knaggs, of 1 Stanley Place, Rylston Road, Fulham, wife of a general dealer, identified the body as that of her brother.	etc	< Margaret wife of James >

1889	Sat 15 Jun	Death
	Knaggs - On the 12th inst, at Ardmore, Flamborough Road, Ventnor, IoW, Emma Lawrence, wife of Brigade Surgeon Knaggs M.S. (retired), aged 51.

1893	Mon 24 Apr
	At the Conservative Club, St James Street
	- Mr Knaggs (the secretary) etc	< John Walter >

1893	Sep 16	11d	Bankruptcies
	Knaggs, Lizzie and Raycroft, Isabella of Bridlington Quay, tobacconists

1898	Mon 10 Oct
	The Rev James Knaggs, after a pastorate of over 30 years, has resigned the charge of Grove Church, Stratford.

1900	Tue 5 Jun	Marriage	Hare : Knaggs
	On the 2nd June, at Winchmore Hill Congregational Church, George Montague Hare of 189 Camden Road, NW, son of the late Thomas Matthews Hare to Ethel Emily (“Ettie”) Knaggs, the youngest daughter of Dr H Guard Knaggs of Camden Road and Folkestone.

1900	Oct 27		from the London Gazette
	Admiralty Oct 25
	Sub Lieut W D Knagg to be Lieutenant

1900	Sat 1 Dec	Advert
	Water Colours by Nancy Knaggs
	“Miss Nancy Knaggs’s Exhibitions are always extremely interesting and show a fine sense of colour and a versatile talent” Observer
	McQueen’s Gallery, 33 Haymarket
	Admission free	10 to 6

1901	Wed 26 Jun	Birth
	Knaggs - On the 24th June at 189 Camden Road, London NW, the wife of Dr H V Knaggs, of a daughter.	< Dulcie >

1902	Feb 24		The funeral of Dr Newman Hall took place on Saturday 
	from the Congregational Union - the Rev. J Knaggs

1903	Sat 10 Jan	Advert
	Venice-Murano Gallery 125 New Bond Street W
	Exhibition of Water Colours by Nancy Knaggs.
	Views of Venice, Landscape etc	Admission free

1904	Thu 28 Jan	Marriage	Knaggs : Broomhall
	On the 27th inst, at All Souls Church, St Margarets-on-Thames, William R N Knaggs, eldest son of the late Dr Sydney Henry Knaggs of Highgate to Evelyn Mary, daughter of Edward Barron Broomhall of St Margarets-on-Thames and granddaughter of the late John Broomhall MP of Surbiton.

1904	Dec 17		Rugby Football - North v South
	North - J. Knaggs (Durham) half back

1905	Jun 6 1b	Golden Wedding
	On 6th June, 1855, at the Parish Church, Huddersfield, Samuel Knaggs, MRCS Eng, to Isabella Frances, youngest daughter of the late John Battye, Esq, solicitor, of Edgerton House, Huddersfield.

1905	Aug 5		Partnerships Dissolved
	W. Palfryman, R. Y. Knaggs and W. Hardy, watchmakers and jewellers, Liscard, Cheshire.

1906	Tue 27 Mar	Golden Wedding	Knaggs : Mares
	Dr and Mrs H G Knaggs, 3 Leonard Road, Folkestone, late of 180 Camden Road, London NW, celebrate the 50th anniversary of their wedding today March 27th 1906.

1907	Jun 5	11c
	The King has been pleased to give direction for the appointment of Samuel William Knaggs, esq (Colonial Secretary, Barbados), to be Colonial Secretary of the Colony of Trinidad and Tobago

1908	Thu 29 Oct
	- report that the British brigantine Enterprise, of Folkestone and the steamer Derwent, Goole for Antwerp were in collision near Hasborough. the former sunk. One of her crew was saved, a boy now on board the Derwent. The Enterprise left Hartlepool for London on Sunday. Captain George Knaggs, her master, belongs to Hartlepool and the members of her crew are J Watson (mate), William Swals, Sam Stainthorpe, Fred Towner and Bert Wilyman.

1908	Nov 9	9c
	The King has been pleased to make the following appointments on the occasion of His Majesties birthday . . .
	C.M.G.
Samuel William Knaggs, esq	Colonial Secretary of Trinidad and Tobago, at present administering the government of that Colony

1909	Wed 24 Mar	re Enterprise / Derwent collision
	See above and Whitby Gazette 6 Mar 1909

1910	Sat 12 Nov	Court
	Cowey v Durham Miners Association
	William Knaggs sued in his own behalf
	all about money

1912	Sat 23 Mar	Death
	Knaggs - On 16th January at Wei-hai-wei, Gweneth, the beloved wife of Captain C F Knaggs, 3rd Skinner’s Horse, youngest daughter of Sir Frederick and Lady Dickson, age 27.

1912	Thu Jun 13 3b	Kings Bench - Medical Libel Suite - Bell v Bashford etc
	Dr Valentine Knaggs of 41 Welbeck Street gave evidence on the efficacy of treatments for cancer.

1913	Thu 13 Mar	Death
	Knaggs - On the 10th inst, at Eastbourne, W T Knaggs, for 14 years, secretary of Sir B Samuelsen and Co Ltd, Newport ironworks, Middlesbrough and for 47 years a greatly valued servant of the firm.	< William Thomas >

1914	Mon Jun 1 2a	Advert
	The Healthy Life Beverage Book by Dr H Valentine Knaggs

1917	Jan 1	12c
	The King has been pleased to give direction for the following promotions and appointments to the Most Distinguished Order of St Michael and St George for services rendered in connection with Military Operations in the Field
	C.M.G.
Colonel Henry Thomas Knaggs, M.B. Army Medical Service

1917	Sat 10 Mar	Transport Sunk in Collision - 615 Natives of South Africa Drowned
	- transport ship Mendi - sunk off Isle of White - includes Sergeant R Knaggs

1917	Apr 30		Advert
	Miss Scott Gardner and Miss Margaret Knaggs invite teachers to attend at the WIGMORE HALL STUDIOS Wigmore Street, W., on Saturday May 5th between 10 am and 1 pm when they will be pleased to give any information regarding TRAINING CLASSES in the CURWEN PIANOFORTE METHOD, EAR TRAINING and SIGHT SINGING.

1917	Wed 27 Jun		Died of Wounds
	Knaggs - On the 24th June, at Oak House, Huddersfield, Francis Henry Knaggs, Captain, R.A.M.C., beloved husband of M Isabel Knaggs, age 56. No flowers by request.

1918	Sat 23 Feb	Marriage
	Knaggs : Thring - On the 11th February, at the British Legation, Peking, Major Charles Frederick Knaggs, Remount Department, Indian Army, youngest son of Mr and Mrs S G T Knaggs, of Corderry, Co. Louth, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Huntley Thring, of 1 Springfield Place, Bath.

1918	Jun 11	4b
	The King has been pleased to give direction for the following promotions and appointments to the Most Distinguished Order of St Michael and St George for services rendered in connection with Military Operations in the Field
	C.M.G.
Lt Colonel & Battalion Colonel Morton Herbert Knaggs, A.O.D.

1919	Mon Mar 17 1a	In memoriam
	Knaggs - In affectionate remembrance of a dear friend K J (Jack) Knaggs, Lieut, Royal Warwickshire Regiment, attached RFC, who was shot down while attacking the enemy over the German lines near Cambrai on 16 March 1918. - AMFH

1919	Jun 5	21b
index says "Colonel H.T. Knaggs appointed C.B" but I couldn't find it

1919	Apr 19	8c
	A letter to the Editor supporting the Bill to exempt dogs from vivisection
	signed by Dr H Valentine Knaggs and others on behalf of the Animal Defence and Anti Vivisection Society of 170 Piccadilly W1 dated Apr 17

1919	Aug 6	9f
	short note	Mr S W Knaggs has retired as Colonial Secretary for Trinidad and Tobago

1920	Jan 1	14c
	Samuel William Knaggs, Esq CMG, late colonial secretary Trinidad - promoted K.C.M.G.

1920	Thu 25 Mar	Birth
	Knaggs - On St Patrick’s Day, at 1 Upper Phillimore Place, Kensington, to Dr and Mrs G J Knaggs, a son.	< Cedric Raymond >

1921	Feb 3	78d	(Times Literary Supplement)
	Short review of H. V. Knaggs "Things that Count in Diet"

1922	Sat 4 Feb	Death
	Knaggs - On the 2nd February, at her sister’s residence, 86 princes Gardens, Peterborough, Emily Maude Beatrice Knaggs, eldest daughter of the late Sydney Henry Knaggs, MRCS, LRCP.

1924	Thu Feb 21 3a		Personal Advert
	Wanted, middle March, Married Couple for house and garden; no children; plain cooking; separate cottage; abstainers; wages £75, all found. Write first, Mrs Knaggs, Konabor, Welwyn, Herts.

1925	Fri 2 Jan	12b	Death
	Knaggs - On the 31st December 1924 at his residence in Barbados, Sir Samuel William Knaggs KCMG late colonial secretary Trinidad, aged 68.
				Obituary
	Sir Samuel William Knaggs K.C.M.G. who died at his residence in Barbados on Wednesday at the age of 68 had seen much service in the West Indies.  The son of Robert Knaggs, surgeon, he was born on Jan 25 1856, and was sent to the Royal College, Trinidad; he entered the service of that Colony before he was 18, and became in 1886 secretary of the Commission to inquire into the road system.  He was secretary to Sir W Robinson, and afterwards to Sir F N Broome and was made Colonial Secretary of Barbados in 1903 and of Trinidad and Tobago in 1907.  On various occasions he administered both governments and retired in January 1919.  He was created C.M.G. in 1908 and K.C.M.G. in 1920.  Sir Samuel leaves a widow and family.

1925	Wed 25 Feb	Birth
	On the 21st February, at Naiul Tal, India, the wife of Major C F Knaggs, Indian Remount, a daughter.	< Evelyn Ann >

1926	Tue 2 Mar	Marriage
	Knaggs : Smith - At St George’s Church, Bickley, Robert Lawford Knaggs, MC, Cantab, FRCS to Adrienne Ernestine Blanche (née Blouet-Dargonne), widow of Morton William Smith, Recorder of Rochester.	< Registered June 1925 >

1926	Wed 3 Mar	Royal Institution
	Miss I E Knaggs elected member	< Isabel Ellie >

1926	Jun 21	16a
	Thomas Knaggs, aged 26, baker of Scarborough was killed at Scarborough yesterday while riding a motor-cycle, as a result of a collision with a motor car.  Miss Eliza Larn, riding on the pillion seat was badly cut about the face.

1926	Sep 20
	Mr and Mrs T Knaggs, of Sherburn, near Selby, celebrate today their golden wedding. They were married at Wetherby Parish Church. Mr Knaggs was employed by the North Eastern Railway for 50 years.	< Thomas and Dorothy >

1929	Tue 4 Jun	Marriage
	Lambrick : Knaggs - On June 1, 1929, at Holwell Church, Oxfordshire, George Menzies Trevor Lambrick, Captain, 1st Sikh Pioneers, son of the Rev C M and Mrs Lambrick to Dulcie, daughter of Dr Henry Valentine Knaggs (Indian Papers please copy).

1929	Jun 10  18e	Will
	Mr Thomas Knaggs of Tofts Farm, Marske by the Sea, Yorkshire
	farmer	net personality £4,475

1929	Mon 24 Jun	Birth
	Knaggs - On June 18, 1929, at Nakusa, Kenya, to Mary, wife of Lt-Col C F Knaggs, Indian Cavalry, retired - a son.	< Not yet known >

1929	Tue 10 Dec	Death
	Knaggs - On December 7, 1929, at 87 Morland Court, NW2, William Rogers Nelson Knaggs, of Nep Gate, Findon. Funeral at Hendon Cemetery at 2 o’clock on Thursday.

1930	Feb 6	19d
	will
	Mr William Rogers Nelson Knaggs of Nep Gate, Findon, Sussex and Moreland Court, NW2
	net personality £24,936

1930	Oct 10	17f
	Royal College of Surgeons - Quarterly Meeting
	The Honorary gold medal of the society was presented to Mr R Lawford Knaggs
	<This is Robert Lawford Knaggs, born mar 1859, died Apr 1945>

1930	Mon Oct 27 14b	Man and wife found injured at Middlesbrough
	An elderly Middlesbrough tradesman, William Naggs, and his wife, were discovered with grave injuries when a small boy called at their shop in Newport Road for some fruit on Saturday. The boy, Harry Brown, 11, found the door of the shop blocked and on pushing it open saw Naggs lying behind it in a pool of blood. He informed a police constable, who, on examination of the home, found Mrs Naggs lying on the scullery floor with her head battered. William Naggs died in hospital last night. His wife is in a critical condition.	< Mary Jane died that day >

1931	Thu 17 Sep	Death
	Knaggs - On Tuesday September 13, 1930, at 80 Lawn Road, Hampstead NW3. E M A (Ellie), widow of the Rev James Knaggs, aged 91 years.
	< Eliza Mary Ann >

1931	Wed 16 Dec	Death
	Lawford-Knaggs - On December 14 at Sunset House, Newquay, Adrienne Ernestine Blanche, the dearly loved wife of R Lawford Knaggs and widow of Morton W Smith, Recorder of Rochester. Cremation at Golders Green on Friday, December 18 at 10 am.

1932	Jan 22	13e
	Wills and Bequests
	Knaggs, Mrs Eliza Mary Ann, of Hampstead N.W., widow of the Rev James Knaggs (net personalty £21,941)	22,022

1933	Thu 21 Sep	Marriage
	Haughton : Knaggs - On September 20, 1933, at St Margaret’s, Angmering, Sussex, Reginald Swire, son of Mr and Mrs R S Haughton of St Lucia, B.W.I to Dorothy, youngest daughter of the late Sir William Knaggs of Trinidad, B.W.I and Lady Knaggs, West Kensington.

1933	Oct 23	13c
		KENYA AGENT FOR LONDON
		From our correspondent
						NAIROBI, Oct 22
	The Government is recommending to the Secretary of State Colonel Charles Frederick Knaggs, a Kenya settler, as the first Kenya Agent in London.  The Agent will be primarily concerned with settlement, publicity and trade affairs.
	Colonel Knaggs is an Irishman from County Louth, with a long record of military service in India, particularly in the connection with the supply of mules from China and other parts of the Far East for the Indian Army.  He takes up his duties next year, but is first visiting India to explore the possibilities of encouraging retired military and Civil servants to settle in Kenya.

1934	Thu 20 Dec	Death
	Knaggs - On December 18, 1834, at Parklands, Sydenham, Violet Geraldine, wife of Colonel H T Knaggs and daughter of the late Robert Keating Clay of Kilkenny, Co. Dublin. Funeral service at Cemetery, Elmes End today (Thursday) 3 pm.

1935	May 7	7e
	<This is the trial for murder found in the PRO Kew - not guilty 27 Feb>
	Mother Acquitted of Murder Charge
Florence Mary Knaggs, 25, domestic servant, of New Skelton, was at the Yorkshire Assizes at Leeds on Friday found Not Guilty of the murder of her infant son, Michael, aged eight months, by drowning him in the sea.  She was discharged.  It was stated that the body of the child was found 10 yards from the sea at a desolate spot on the coast near Whitby.  The woman was lying on the sands, cold, and only just alive.  Mr Willoughby Jardine, K.C., defending, said that it was not a case of an unwanted child, and there was no evidence of what Knaggs did with it.  He suggested that she was in a distraught condition, wandered about, fell, and dropped the baby at the edge of the water.

1935	Jul 13	4c
	Law Society - Intermediate exam - successful candidates	Knagg, A R
	< this is Alfred Randolph >

1935	Aug 22  14e
	H Knaggs - police court charge
	<Could not find this reference>

1935	Thu 14 Nov	Marriage
	Rutherford : Knaggs - On November 12, 1935, at St Margaret’s Church, Ridge, Herts, James, son of James Rutherford, Inveresk, Mid Lothian to Hilda, daughter of the late Sir Samuel W Knaggs and of Lady Knaggs of West Kensington, London.

1936	Mon 27 Apr	Marriage
	Dales : Knaggs - On April 23, 1936, at Angmering Church, Sussex, David W P Dales, younger son of Mr and Mrs John Dales to Mary Adeliza, only daughter of the late William R N Knaggs and Mrs Knaggs.

1936	Dec 17 6d	(and others)
	Association Football - Royal Navy & Royal Marines v F.A. Amateur XI
	Navy team included Able Seaman Knagg (HMS Pembroke)

1937	Feb 6	7f
	King George V National Memorial - Playing Fields throughout the country
	£2 2s from R Lawford Knaggs

1937	Mon 1 Mar	Death
	Knaggs - On February 28, 1937, at 1 Perham Road, West Kensington, Lady Violet Grey Knaggs, widow of Sir Samuel William Knaggs, K.C.M.G., aged 62. Funeral tomorrow (Tuesday) at 3.15 pm at North Sheen (Fulham) Cemetery, Lower Richmond Road. No flowers or mourning by her special request.

1937	Wed 9 Jun	Forthcoming Marriage - Mr A P Phillips & Miss J H Knaggs
	The engagement is announced, and the marriage will shortly take place, between Aylmer, son of Mr and Mrs J H Phillips, of Hampstead, and Joyce Helen, daughter of the late Dr S T Knaggs and of Mrs Knaggs of Sydney.

1937	Fri Aug 6  14d		Death
	On August 4, 1937, at The Laurels, Church Road, Crowthorne, Berks, after a long illness heroically borne, Amy Knaggs, R.R.C and Bar, late Q.A.I.N.S. Funeral St John’s Church, Crowthorne tomorrow (Saturday) 12 noon.
				Obituary
	Miss Amy Knaggs, R.R.C. and bar, late Q.A.I.N.S., died at Crowthorne, Berks, on Wednesday after a long illness.  She saw active service in South Africa, being for some time matron of Raadzal Hospital in Bloemfontain, and was awarded the Royal Red Cross.  In the late war she received a bar to this decoration for conspicuous service in a hospital ship which, after cross-Channel work was sent to Gallipoli.  After being invalided home she was appointed matron in charge of the Lord Derby Hospital, Warrington, where she remained until finally invalided out of the service.
	The funeral will be at St John’s Church, Crowthorne, tomorrow at noon.

1937	Fri 22 Oct	Forthcoming Marriage - Mr F Lucas & Miss Knaggs
	The engagement is announced between Frank, elder son of the late Mr W G Lucas and Mrs Lucas, of Eastbourne, and Betty, only daughter of Colonel M H Knaggs, C.M.G and the late Mrs Knaggs.

1937	Mon 29 Nov 1937
	The marriage announced between Mr F Lucas and Miss B Knaggs will not now take place.

1938	Oct 13	7b
	Col.C. F. Knaggs	on Africa, East, immigration
	<Could not find this reference>

1939	Feb 20	19c *
	Col. C. F. Knaggs	on Kenya
	<Could not find this reference>

1941	Wed 1 Jan	Death
	Knaggs - On December 25, 1940, at Port of Spain, Trinidad, suddenly, Harry Leslie, husband of Daisy Knaggs.

1944	Sat 4 Nov	Birth
	Knaggs - On October 29, 1944, to Mary (née Misselbrook), wife of M N Knaggs, Angmering - a sister for Timothy.	< Ann R >

1945	Thu 19 Apr	Death
	Lawford Knaggs - On April 16, 1945, at 20 Forde Park, Newton Abbot, Devon, Robert Lawford Knaggs M.C. (Cantab) F.R.C.S the dearly loved husband of Anne. No mourning or flowers by request.

1945	Nov 21 6e
			FALLEN OFFICERS
	Major Charles M Knaggs, of King George V’s Own Bengal Sappers and Miners, who died in the Malayan jungle, was a former scholar of Trinity College, Cambridge.  At the outbreak of war he was a member of the Colonial Administration Service and spent some time at Ipoh learning Cantonese.  He was later transferred to Hong Kong and was reported missing at the fall of the island, having in fact been interred in Macao, where for six months he acted as Vice-Consul.  Having always desired active participation in the war, he escaped and reached Chungking, where he worked in the British Embassy.  He gained his commission in an Indian regiment and was for 14 months in Burma.  Since January of this year, Major Knaggs had been leader of a group of volunteers in the Malayan jungle many miles behind the Japanese lines, where in spite of every effort to save his life, including dropping by parachute of a doctor and medical supplies, he died of fever on August 27, 1945.  His ambition to give devoted and unstinted service to his country was realised in the last campaign.  The Colonial Administration Service has lost one of its members who gave promise of a brilliant career.  A brother officer writes: “His loss is irreplaceable; he was a first class leader, obviously born to be one; he was admired by all of us, and those who enjoyed his more intimate friendship loved him.  His death was a very great shock and we were left number for days after.”
	<This is Charles Michael Knaggs, born dec 1917 Auckland>

1946	Fri 15 Mar	Death
	Knaggs - On March 14 1946 at Belmont, Malvern Road, Cheltenham, Colonel H T Knaggs C.B., C.M.G., R.A.M.C., retired, dearly beloved husband of Irene. Cremation tomorrow (Saturday).

1948	Feb 7 3b
	Mr G. T. Knaggs - will
	(This is George Thomas Knaggs of Bridlington)

1948	Sat 6 Mar	Death
	Knaggs - On March 4, 1948, at a private nursing home, Dublin, Colonel Morton Herbert Knaggs C.M.G., of Butler Arms Hotel, Waterville, Co. Kerry, but late North Staffordshire Regt.  Funeral today (Saturday) at 3 o’clock to Waterville Cemetery.

1949	Tue 15 Mar	Death
	Knaggs - On March 11, 1949, Margaret Knaggs, A.R.C.M., daughter of the late Rev James Knaggs and much loved aunt of Marjorie Smith and Ellie Knaggs, aged 86.

1949	Fri 6 May	Forthcoming Marriage - Brigadier M C E Sharp & Miss Knaggs
	The engagement is announced between Brigadier M C E Sharp, C.B.E., only son of the late Rev C E Sharp and Mrs Sharp, of Toronto, Canada, and Betty, only daughter of the late Colonel and Mrs Knaggs, of Laurel Lodge, Middlesex.
	< They marry sep 1949 >

1952	Wed 13 Aug	Forthcoming Marriage - Lt Col G Foster & Miss E A Knaggs
	The engagement is announced between Lieutenant Colonel Gretton Foster, D.S.O., M.C., of Londiani, Kenya, son of Mrs M E Foster of Stuart House, Coggeshall, Essex and Evelyn Ann, only daughter of Colonel and Mrs C F Knaggs of Rathcassen, Mau Summit, Kenya.
	< No subsequent marriage recorded in England >

1954	Sat 24 Jul	Death
	Knaggs - On July 11, 1954, at University College Hospital, Henry Valentine Knaggs L.R.C.P., M.R.C.S., L.S.A.
			Obituary
	N.T. writes -
	As a pioneer in the use of “nature cure” methods in medicine, Dr H. V. Knaggs, who died recently, was an outstanding figure.  Even during his early practice, in association with his father and as a ship’s surgeon, he had begun to study with increasing interest the influence of diet, heat, light, spinal posture and exercise on health.  By the time of the 1914-18 War he was widely recognised as an original and gifted specialist in such matters and in the methods he devised for cure by natural means, which he used effectively in association with orthodox medicine and physical manipulation.  He was especially successful in diagnosis and in the treatment of chronic complaints.  The revolutionary views, which he expressed in a series of books and pamphlets on diet and hygiene, aroused controversy, but he lived to see many of them generally accepted.  Throughout his long career he inspired the confidence and affection of countless patients and gained many loyal friends.  He was a man of great physical courage and had the gift of making little fuss about the details of life.  In the last War although already 80 he continued to see patients in the West End during the Blitz, for which he had a nonchalant disregard.  Apart from the grief to his immediate friends and admirers, his loss will be deeply regretted by the thousands for whom his name is a household word.

1955	Mon 3 Jan	Marriage
	Knaggs : Freislich - On December 18, 1954, at St Alban’s Church, Molo, George Huntley, only son of Lt Col and Mrs C F Knaggs, of Mau Summit, to Petronella Rosemary, only daughter of Mr and Mrs S M Freislich, of Nairobi.

1956	Wed 16 Jan	Birth
	Knaggs - On January 13, 1956, at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, Nairobi, to Petronella (née Freislich), wife of George Huntley Knaggs - a daughter.

1962	Apr 26 6g	Thursday
	Alderman James H Knaggs was elected chairman of Middlesex County Council yesterday.  Alderman Maurice Burns, who was due to be elected Chairman, died on Friday.
	<This is James Henry Knaggs, born dec 1892 Darlington, married sep 1919 Darlington, was in Brentford by 1923, died sep 1966 Hounslow>

1963	Fri 1 May	Death
	Knaggs - On Wednesday 27 February 1963, at Willesden General Hospital, Sydney Angelo Knaggs, aged 90 years. Cremation at Golders Green crematorium on Wednesday 6 March at 12 noon. No flowers.

1965	Nov 25 14f	Will
	Mr William Hodgson Knaggs of Kea, Truro, formerly manager, S.C.O.A., Manchester (duty paid £14,275)	£47,923

1969	Jun 2		memorial Service to Sir Osbert Sitwell
	included Mr Peter Knagg (secretary, Rotherham National Farmers Union)

1970	Mar 24 24f	Business Appointments
	Mr Hyman, a director of Londall holding, & G. Knaggs, manager of the Hills subsidiary, Robert Glenn & Sons, are also appointed to the board of H. Hills.

1971	Mar 27 13e	Crossing the Channel
	Sir, Mr. Lacselles has waked anew a responsive chord that never should have died within me.  The English were a nation of seafarers!
	And it’s good to be reminded that not everyone is convinced of the unworkability of a Channel bridge.  What I myself envisage, actually, is a reversion to the pontoon idea (surprising how many of the old ideas are even more viable with today’s technology, than they were in their own eras) with a monorail.
	Could it be done?  Floating piles, shaped like boat hulls of ludicrously deep draught, and tethered down to stop Mr. Lascelles’ high wide and handsome bridge from bobbing.
	Apart from sentiment, I would still not favour a tunnel, nor a conventional pile bridge; because, England, you are supposed to be in a furore of technological excitement, and to wot not what kind of transport will carry your sons in five, 10 or 20 years time.  This bridge is susceptible to adaptation and even to dismantling, and will keep all our heads above water for the nonce.
	A by-product:  using the piers, together with a system of tethered buoys, to show signals for the separate sea traffic lanes advocated among your columns recently.
Yours truly,
D. KNAGGS
1a Wellesley Avenue, Iver, Buckinghamshire
March 25

1971	Dec 9		Forthcoming Marriages
	Mr A R Marshall and Miss V M Knagg
	The engagement is announced between Alan, youngest son of Mr and Mrs B B Marshall, of Birchington, Kent and Valerie, younger daughter of Mr and Mrs W Knagg of 4, The Woodland, Brighton, Sussex.

1971	Mon 20 Dec	Forthcoming Marriage
	Mr P G Knaggs and Miss J M Bloice Smith
	The engagement is announced between Philip Graham, elder son of Mr and Mrs K J Knaggs of High House, Earl Soham, Suffolk and Jacqueline Mary, younger daughter of Rev J and Mrs Bloice Smith of Church End, Finchley N3.
	< They marry sep 1972 >

1981	Fri 9 Jan	Death
	Knaggs - On 29 November 1981, in Sydney, NSW, Doctor Isabel Ellie Knaggs, Nat Sc Trip (Cantab), PhD (Lond); aged 87, recently of Dorset House, Gloucester Place, NW1, crystallographer member of the Royal Institution, Albermarle Street, W1. Deeply mourned by her many friends in this country.

1981	Sat 18 Jul	Open University
	Region of East Anglia - Bachelor of Arts - Maureen A Knaggs < my wife >

1981 Aug 28 18e
	Mr Ken Knaggs has been appointed managing director of Manchester Steel as from October 1.

1982 May 23 49b	Knaggs, Ken - comments on EEC steel output quota.
	(This is The Sunday Times - no film at the British Library)

1982 Nov 17 17f-h	Manchester Steel plants saved
	. . . .
		Mr Ken Knaggs, managing director of Manchester Steel said yesterday; “we are delighted that the board <of Elken> has demonstrated its faith in us in this way with an early decision.”

1983	Thu 21 Jul	Death
	Knaggs - Suddenly at home on July 14 1983, David Knaggs, aged 29 years.

1983	Thu 22 Sep	Today’s TV
	BBC 2 - 5.40 - One of the Family - Mike Knaggs and his two sons own Britain’s largest private pigeon loft. etc

1988 Nov 3 (from index)	Engagement
	Captain Charles P H KNAGGS (father G H of Hales, Salop ) and Georgina A FRASER-MACKENZIE (father   J P of Mutorashanga, Zimbabwe)

1989 Apr 8 12d
	The marriage took place on Saturday, April 1, at St Mary’s church, Limuru, Kenya, between Mr Richard M J O Graham, elder son of Mr and Mrs Robin Graham of Stretton-on-Fosse, Gloucestershire and Miss Anthea Knaggs, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Knaggs of Market Drayton and Nigeria.  The service was conducted by the Bishop of Marsabit and the Rural Dean of Limuru.
	The reception was held at the Residence of the British High Commissioner in Nairobi, and the honeymoon is being spent in Kashmir.

1989 Sep 13 (from index)	Engagement
	Philip W VERNON (father Roger of Edgbaston, Birmingham) and Jacqueline A KNAGGS (father Edward of Tonbridge, Kent)

1992 Oct 5 3g
			GUNPOINT FINE QUASHED
	An English motorist who was forced at gunpoint by French traffic police to pay a £100 on the spot fine has won a two-year fight to prove his innocence.  Richard Knaggs, 40, a solicitor from Redcar, Cleveland, was flagged down on the N27 near Rouen in August 1990 and directed into a field, along with dozens of other British drivers.  When he protested his innocence, an officer pointed a gun at him and said he would be jailed if he did not pay.  A court in Argentan has now quashed his conviction and the police have been ordered to return the money.  Officers admitted that they could not produce any proof for their allegation that his Mercedes 500SEL was travelling at 93 mph.
<This is Richard J Knaggs, born jun 1952 Cleveland - still practising>

1994 Oct 22	Engagement (from index)
	Lance D DALZELL-PIPER (father D A of Kintbury, Bucks) and Janice KNAGGS (father George of Rathmichael, co Dublin)

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