Other Yorkshire Newspapers
Armley and Wortley News

Fri 20 Sep 1901	Marriage
	Knaggs-Manchester		September 14th at the Parish Church, Calverley, Robert Knaggs (of Manchester) to Miriam, fifth daughter of Ephraim Manchester, Woodhall Hills, Calverley.

Barnsley Chronicle

Sat 8 Aug 1903	Death
	Naggs - August 2nd, drowned in the Aire and Calder Canal, at Old Mill, Barnsley, William Naggs, of 2 Court, 3 Albert Street, aged 10 years.

			Boy drowned in Canal
	A very sad case of drowning occurred on Sunday afternoon, at Old Mill, at about 300 yards from the Aire and Calder Canal Bridges, formed the subject of an inquiry held by Mr C. J. Haworth (deputy coroner) at the Barnsley Town Hall on Tuesday morning. The victim was a lad named William Knaggs, aged 10 years, son of Frederick Knaggs, miner, of 3 Court, 2 Albert Street. Deceased, it appeared, was playing on the canal bank with two other boys, named Ellis Firth (his cousin) and William Thorp, and was running along the towing path some distance in front of the latter, when he accidentally slipped into the canal. Firth at once raised an alarm by running to Knaggs’s mother, saying “Willie’s drowned!”. In the meantime Walter Hobson Bedford, mechanic, of 41 Farrar Street, who was out for a walk along the canal bank, about 4 o’clock, noticed a boy’s cap floating on the water, and then saw the body of the deceased, who was lying on his back. Bedford, with the assistance of a man named Barham, recovered the body and prompt means of respiration were resorted to, but without avail, and when Police Sergeant Darrington arrived, Dr Blackburn was sent for, but the latter was only able to pronounce life extinct. The police officer said he should say the body had been in the water about an hour. There were no marks of violence on it. The lad Firth stated that deceased was wearing a shade over his left eye, which was nearest the water, and it seemed to be the opinion of the jury that this might possibly have obstructed Knaggs’s sight and caused him to miss his footing. A verdict of “Accidental Drowning” was returned.

Sat 9 Dec 1911	Interments at Barnsley Cemetery
	Knaggs - On December 2nd, Jane Knaggs, 11 Albert Street, aged 45 years.

Sat 17 Dec 1927	Death
	Knaggs - In loving memory of Joan, the loving daughter of Florence and Fred Knaggs, who died December 10th 1927, aged 3 years. - 13 Somerset Street.

Sat 8 Dec 1928	Death
	Knaggs - In loving memory of Donald, the beloved son of Florence and Fred Knaggs, who died November 30th 1928, aged 2 years. Also Joan who died December 10th 1027.

Sat 26 Apr 1958	Death
	Knaggs, Fred - In memory of a dear husband, died April 13th 1958, aged 62 years. - Mrs F Knaggs

Fri 14 Mar 1980	Death
	Knaggs - Treasured memories of a dearly loved sister, sister-in-law and aunty Florrie (Bunty) who died March 5th 1980.
	- from nieces and nephews Barnsley, Blackpool and Keighley
	- from neighbours in Aqueduct Street

Fri 15 Sep 2000	Death
	Knaggs, Gladys - Beloved mother, grandmother and great grandmother, passed away peacefully on September 7th 2000 aged 82 years. She will be sadly missed. Grateful thanks to staff at Barnsley District General Hospital and special thanks to all at Cherry trees. - from all the family.

Fri 28 Sep 2001	Death
	Knaggs, Kenneth - In memory of Kenneth, passed away September 20th 2001. Also his wife Gladys, died on September 7th 2000. - from Phyllis.

Bedale and Northallerton Times

Sat 21 Jan 1871	Marriage
	January 8th at St Wilfrid’s Catholic Chapel, Ripon, Mr W. Burn, of Stone Bridge Gate, Ripon to Miss M. Naggs, of Bondgate.	[Margaret and William]

Sat 23 Dec 1871	Death
	December 19th, at Ripon, aged 35 years, Robert Knaggs.

Sat 27 Jan 1872	Marriage
	January 14th, at the Cathedral, Mr Wm Simpson to Miss Jane Knaggs, both of Bondgate.	[Actually Thomas SIMPSON]

Sat 19 Oct 1872	Death
	October 14th, at Stammergate, Ripon, aged 1 year, William, son of Mr John Knaggs, railway labourer.

Sat 7 Oct 1876	Marriage
	COWLEY-KNAGGS - October 4th, at the Cathedral, Ripon, Mr Alfred Cowley to Miss Ellen Knaggs, both of Bondgate, Ripon.

Sat 23 Dec 1882	Death
	Knaggs - December 17th at Stammergate, Ripon, Emily, daughter of john Knaggs.

Sat 1 Jul 1899	Death
	Knaggs - June 23rd at 7 Church Lane, Ripon, Hannah Knaggs, aged 33.

Sat 30 Nov 1901	Death
	Knaggs - November 21st, at Ripon, aged 80 years, William Knaggs.

Sat 11 Oct 1902	Death
	Knaggs - October 1st, at 17 Bondgate, aged 1 month, William Henry Knaggs.

Sat 8 Jul 1905	Sudden death in North Street
	Dr J. C. R. Husband, Coroner for the Liberty of Ripon, held an inquest at the Court House, Ripon, on Monday night, touching the death of George Henry Knaggs (18), labourer of Bondgate, Ripon, who dropped down dead in North Road, Ripon, on Sunday night at 8.50 pm. It appears deceased has been working for the Corporation for a few weeks, and resided with his aunt, Sarah Abbott, 2 St Wilfrid’s Place. Although recently discharged from the Army unfit, he has never complained. Shortly before 9 pm he was talking to a man on the North Road, when he was seen to stagger and fall on his face. Fred Wilson went to his assistance - [there follows several witness statements saying much the same thing]
	The jury returned a verdict of death from natural causes, probably heart failure.

Beverley Guardian

Sat 28 Sep 1912	Death
	Knaggs - September 26th, at Beverley, aged 86 years, Martha Knaggs.

Bradford Telegraph and Argus

Wed 18 Feb 1981	Death
	Knaggs - On February 16th, in hospital, John Arthur, of 7 Currer Avenue, Bierley, the dearly loved husband of Veronica Knaggs, very dear father of Betty and Peter and much loved granddad of Alan, Derek, Sharon and Philip.  Will friends please meet at Longfield House private chapel on Friday at 9.15 am for service prior to cremation at Scholemoor.  No flowers or mourning.  Donations please, if desired, to the Body Scanner Appeal, c/o Mr H England, Barclay’s Bank, 10 Market Street, Bradford.

Mon 30 Dec 1985	Death
	Knaggs - December 27th at Arden Lea Nursing Home, Ilkley, Arthur of 45 Colbert Avenue, Ilkley, aged 78 years, dearly loved husband of the late Edith Knaggs and dear father of Joan, Kathleen and David, father-in-law of Norris and Judith and a loving grandfather.  Service and cremation will take place at Rawdon on Friday, January 3rd at 2 pm.  Will friends please meet at the crematorium.  Family flowers only please, but donations if so desired may be sent to Arden Lea Nursing Home, Queens Drive, Ilkley, or left on plate provided at the crematorium.

The Cleveland Standard 1908-1953

Sat 21 Nov 1908	Death
	On the 16th November, at 104 Wilson Street, Middlesbrough, Harry the only beloved child of John and Annie Knaggs.

1909-1917	Almost no BMDs.

1918	Unfit to read.

<Gap not searched - no BMDs >

1932-3			Advert in most editions
	P F KNAGGS, Undertaker and Home Furnisher, The Arcade, 61 Westgate, Guisborough and 4 Rifts Avenue, Saltburn by the Sea.  ‘Phones: Guisborough 19 and Saltburn 46.

Sat 6 Oct 1934	Death
	On September 30th, Elizabeth Knaggs, at 20 Boosbeck Road, Skelton-in-Cleveland, aged 78.
			Death of Mrs E Knaggs
	The death occurred suddenly on Saturday of Mrs Elizabeth Knaggs, of 29 Boosbeck Road, Skelton.  Mrs Knaggs, who lived alone, was in her 78th year.  Her husband, Mr Richard Knaggs, died many years ago.  Interment took place at the New Skelton cemetery on Wednesday and a service in the Skelton Parish Church was conducted by the Rev R W Wheatley.

Sat 23 Oct 1937	Death
	On Tuesday, October 19th, Nurse Knaggs of Zetland Road, Loftus.
	< This is Ellen >

Sat 10 Dec 1938	Death
	On Thursday December 8th at Westgate, Guisborough, Mrs Elizabeth Mary Knaggs.
			Guisborough - Death of Mrs Elizabeth Knaggs
	The death took place yesterday of Mrs Elizabeth Mary Knaggs, aged 87, of Westgate.  Mrs Knaggs was born in Belmangate and resided in Guisborough all her life.  Her funeral takes place on Monday.

Sat 1 Jul 1939	Death
	Knaggs - At 16 Scarth Street, Lingdale on Monday June 26th, Lydia, relict of the late George William Helm, of Boosbeck.
	< This is actually the Lydia HELM who married William KNAGGS in 1916.
			Lingdale - Funeral of Mrs Knaggs
	The funeral took place on Wednesday of Mrs Lydia Knaggs of 16 Scarth Street.  Mrs Knaggs had been in business in Lingdale as a general dealer for many years and was held in high esteem.  The Rev L B Wright officiated at the service in the Boosbeck Parish Church.
	The family mourners included: Mr and Mrs G Helm, son and daughter-in-law - plus many Teasdales and Richardsons.

Sat 19 Aug 1939	Wedding
	At the Guisborough Parish Church on Saturday the Rev A Gillies Wilkes officiated at the marriage of Mr Jack Knaggs, only son of Mrs Knaggs of Margrave Park and Miss Audrey Irene Clark, only daughter of Mr and Mrs W Clark of Mount Pleasant, Guisborough.
	< Details of dresses, gifts etc >
	Miss Doris and Miss Rhoda Knaggs were bridesmaids.
	< This is John G Knaggs >

Sat 2 Sep 1939	Death
	Knaggs - On Tuesday August 29th at Cumbank Farm, Boosbeck, Hannah May, beloved wife of Arthur Knaggs.

Sat 28 Oct 1939	Wedding
	The Rev J E Riley officiated at the Boosbeck Parish Church on Saturday at the marriage of Mr Robert Gott, son of Mr Robert Gott of Hollybush Estate, Skelton and Miss Rhoda Knaggs, youngest daughter of Mrs Knaggs and the late Mr Robert Knaggs, of Margrave Park.
	< Usual details >
	Mr John Knaggs, brother - gave her away
	Miss Doris Knaggs, sister - bridesmaid

Sat 27 Jul 1940	Redcar Police Court - Saltburn Baths Incident
	Lily Knaggs, a married woman, of 26 Upleatham Street, Saltburn, Baths attendant at the Saltburn Baths, summoned Thomas Devine, the baths manager, for assault.
	< Long account of being pushed in the water (or did she jump?) >
	Dismissed

Sat 14 Dec 1940	Wedding
	The Rev E Riley officiated at Boosbeck Parish Church on Saturday at the marriage of Mr W J Gillard, only son of Mr and Mrs Gillard of Bath to Doris Mary Knaggs, eldest daughter of Mrs Knaggs and the late Mr R Knaggs of Margrave Park.
	< Usual details - J G Knaggs, brother >

Sat 8 Mar 1941	Diamond Wedding
	Mr and Mrs James Knaggs celebrated their diamond wedding at Whitley Bay.  They were married at the old Register Office, Middlesbrough on February 24th 1881.  Both are natives of Coatham, also the grandparents and parents.
	Mr Knaggs started work in early life.  His father died in 1863.  He delivered the “Redcar and Saltburn Gazette and Visitor” when only turned eight years of age.  For one summer.  Then at nine, he was errand lad in a boot and shoe business for four years, making him thirteen.  His mother wanted him to go to learn a trade so he went to be a joiner and stayed three years in Redcar.  He worked on the Cemetery - present Council Offices, when built as two villas for Messrs Hogg and Cochrane.  He then went to Whitley to see his sister and brother in law, Mr Alfred Styan, for a holiday.  His brother in law was one of the first builders to start Whitley as a seaside resort.  He started with him as an improver and stayed with him sixteen years.  That was in 1891, and was for ten years the foreman.  He left him and started on the old N E Railway as clerk of works under the architect, and served 34 years service.  The rules of the Company are, on reaching the age of 65 you must be put on the shelf.  He retired on New Years Day of 1924 on superannuation, now being retired 16 years.
	Mr Knaggs’s grandfather, Mr Thomas Hardy, born in Coatham in 1803, was a boot and shoe maker and always kept 6 shoemakers and 3 or 4 apprentices.  It was in those days a large and important trade as all had to be made by hand.
	Mr Hardy was for years sworn in as a special constable in Coatham before a regular one was appointed.  Coatham then was in the parish of Kirkleatham, and the court house was at Guisborough.  Mr Knaggs’s father was one of Mr Hardy’s apprentices.  In after years he married the eldest daughter of Hardy’s.  He was cut off at an early age (48) and left a large family of nine.  Mr Knaggs is the last of their family.
	Mrs Knaggs’s grandfather, born in 1802, was butler to Lady Vansittart at Kirkleatham Hall.  Her grandmother was lady’s maid and travelled with her on her travels.  Now like other people they married and left the Hall.  That was in 1828.  When the Lobster Inn was vacant the Lady put them into it to start life.  Mrs Knaggs’s father was the first born of the family in the Lobster Inn.  He had eight brothers and one sister.  She was the last born - all in the Lobster Inn.  At that time a farm was attached to it and farm hands were employed.  This old gentleman brewed his own beer in part of the present barn, now standing.  Joseph, her father, when he had grown up, worked with his father.  After staying in the Lobster Inn much over 20 years he left and took Normanby Brewery and brewed for some years.  He retired and came back to Coatham in Vansittart Terrace, where he passed away at a big age.
	Her father was then left on his own, was married.  His father was owner of this Old Ship Inn at Marske-by-the-Sea.  He bought it from his father and carried on business there for many years until he sold it to the brewers who pulled it down and have built a fine new Ship Hotel on part of the old site.  Years after he died when butchering at 66 High Street, Redcar.
	Mr and Mrs Knaggs have had a family of four daughters and one son.  Three daughters survive.  At their family gathering Mr Knaggs’s youngest sister was with them at 49 Zetland Road, Redcar.  They received 10 telegrams (one from a nephew Capt. Harold Richardson, from Galvaston, Texas), and 15 letters.  They are both in fairly good health considering the war, weather and old age.  Mr Knaggs is 83 years old and Mrs Knaggs 82.

Sat 24 Nov 1941	Funeral of Mr D Knaggs
	The funeral took place on Monday of Mr David Knaggs, aged 66, of Cleveland Street, Guisborough.  The service, at Guisborough Parish Church, was conducted by the Rev J K Kearsley.  The family mourners included: Mrs Knaggs, widow, Mrs Worton, daughter, Mr and Mrs A Knaggs, Mr and Mrs J T Knaggs, Mr A E Knaggs, Mrs J Knaggs.

Sat 21 Mar 1942	Death
	On March 14th at 13 Harker Street, Guisborough, Herbert, the beloved husband of Selina Jane Knaggs.  Interred on Tuesday.
			Skelton - The late Mr H Knaggs
	The remains of the late Mr Herbert Knaggs of 13 Harker Street, Skelton, were laid to rest on Tuesday in Skelton Cemetery following a service at the Parish Church.  Mr Knaggs, who was 60 years of age, had only been ill for a week.  He was a night-watchman.  He is survived by a widow, three sons (one of whom is serving in H M Forces overseas), and four daughters.  Family members at the funeral included: Mrs Knaggs, widow, Mr and Mrs H Knaggs, son and daughter-in-law, the Misses Elizabeth Knaggs, Jean Knaggs and Doris Knaggs, daughters, Mr and Mrs R Knaggs, brother and sister-in-law.

Sat 20 Nov 1943	Notice of Thanks
	Mr and Mrs Knaggs, Green Road, Skelton in Cleveland, deeply appreciate the widespread sympathy extended to them on the loss of their only son, Sergeant Pilot Kenneth Knaggs.
	< Died 30 Aug 1943, France >

Sat 2 Sep 1944	At Rest
	Knaggs - In loving memory of our dear mother and father, died August 26th and March 3rd 1935.  Ever remembered by their daughter and son, Emma and Tom also grandchildren Freda and Raymond.
	< Not reported in 1935 paper. >

Sat 11 Sep 1944	In Memoriam
	Knaggs - In loving memory of a loving wife and mother, died on August 28th 1939.  Ever remembered by her loving husband and daughter also son in law.
	<This is Hannah May, wife of Arthur. >

Sat 3 Mar 1945	RAOB

Buffaloism Meeting on Sunday night at Skelton Green Workingman’s Club to support Old Royal George Lodge in raising to grade of Primoship of  Brother W H A Knaggs etc
< This is William Henry Anthony Knaggs >

Sat 16 Feb 1946	Wedding
	The wedding has taken place at the Guisborough Parish Church of Miss Marjorie Bendelow, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs C Bendelow of 12 Belmangate, Guisborough and Driver Stanley Knaggs, R.A.S.C., eldest son of Mr and Mrs A Knaggs of 79 Cleveland Street, Guisborough.
	< plus details of dresses etc >

Sat 13 Jul 1946	The Late Mrs E Knaggs
	The death took place on Wednesday of Mrs Emily Knaggs (87) of 41 Fenton Street, Boosbeck.  The oldest inhabitant in the village, the late Mrs Knaggs had been a resident there for 60 years.
	Active until a fall in her home this week, Mrs Knaggs was very well known in the Lingdale and Margrave Park areas.

Sat 27 Dec 1947	Wedding
	At the Guisborough Parish Church the Rev A Gillies Wilken officiated at the marriage between Mr George Henry Taylor, son of Mr and Mrs G H Taylor of the Black Swan Hotel, Guisborough and Miss Gwendoline Knaggs, daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Knaggs of 79 Cleveland Street, Guisborough.
	<Plus usual descriptions
	Stanley - brother
	Marguerite - sister

Sat 24 Jan 1948	Wedding
	The Rev A G Kilken officiated at Guisborough Parish Church on Saturday at the marriage of Mr Herbert Knaggs, of Mill Street, son of the late Mr & Mrs H Knaggs and Miss Margaret Jones, daughter of Mr J Jones of 5 Park View, Guisborough.
	< Details of dress, reception etc. >
	< Marriage not registered? >

Fri 4 Feb 1949	Funeral of Mr Arthur William Knaggs
	The funeral took place at Guisborough of Mr Arthur William Knaggs, aged 71, of 3 Northgate, Guisborough.  Mr Knaggs, who was a native of Guisborough, was in business for many years as an undertaker and cabinet maker, and had lived in Darlington for 16 years.  He came back to Guisborough 6 years ago.  In his younger days he was a member of the Guisborough Church Choir for over 30 years, and played football and cricket for Guisborough and was a very keen sportsman.
	The Rev A G Wilken officiated in the service at the Skelton Parish Church.
	The chief mourners were:- Mrs R Knaggs (widow), Mr & Mrs W Knaggs, Mr & Mrs R Knaggs (sons and daughters in law), Mr P Knaggs (son), Mr & Mrs S W Readman (step son 7 daughter in law) etc.

Fri 14 Oct 1949	Death
	Knaggs - October 8th at Whitby Cottage Hospital, Charles Thomas, aged 81, beloved husband of the late Mary Knaggs, Egton Bridge.

Fri 27 Jul 1951	Death
	Knaggs - On July 22nd, at “Gartmore”, West Road, Loftus, Alice, the dearly loved wife of Henry Knaggs.

Doncaster Evening Post

Fri 14 Feb 1975	Death
	Knaggs, Nellie - On February 12th, in hospital and of 5 Chevet House, Cleveland Street, Doncaster, aged 71 years, the dearly loved wife of Reginald Thomas Knaggs, dearest mother of Derick, Cliff and Bob and a dear grandma and great-grandma.  Service and cremation, Rose Hill, 4 pm Monday.

Sat 11 Oct 1975	Death
	Knaggs, Fred - On October 10th at 12 Harewood Avenue, Woodlands, aged 67 years, beloved husband of Annie Knaggs, dear father of Lorraine and Tony.  Service and committal Rose Hill Crematorium, 9.40 am Tuesday.

Mon 25 Jun 1979	Death
	Knaggs, Claude - On June 24th 1979, at 40 Crookesbroom Avenue, Hatfield, aged 70 years, beloved husband of Sarah Jane, a dearly loved dad, granddad and great-granddad, at rest.  Cortege leaves the above address 12.20 pm, Thursday June 28th, for service and interment Hatfield Woodhouse Cemetery 12.30 pm.

Wed 25 Mar 1981	Death
	Knaggs, Reginald Thomas - Suddenly on March 24th, at his home, 51 Roberts Road, Balby, aged 72 years, the beloved husband of Edna, much loved father of Derek, Cliff and Bob, step-father of Reg and a father-in-law, granddad and great-granddad.  Service and committal, Rose Hill Crematorium 11.30 am on Monday.

Doncaster Gazette

Fri 23 Feb 1906	Death
	Knaggs - February 17th, at Warmsworth, George Knaggs, aged 11 years.
	Mr and Mrs Knaggs and family, Warmsworth, desire to thank all friends for much kindness during their son’s long illness; also for tokens of sympathy in their loss.

Fri 18 Jul 1919	Warmsworth - Death
	The death occurred on Friday evening of Mrs Hannah Knaggs, at the age of 62 years.  Mrs Knaggs underwent an operation about two years ago from which she never completely recovered.  However, outwardly she gave no sign of failing vitality, but went about her duties in her usual kindly and thoughtful way, and it was only on the Saturday before her death that she was forced to take to her bed.  The deceased had been a resident of Warmsworth for thirty years, and was well known and greatly respected in the district.  Her husband and family have received many messages of sympathy.  The funeral took place at Warmsworth church on Monday, the Rev W D Clarke officiating.  The mourners were:- Mr H Knaggs (husband); Miss Knaggs (daughter); Mr and Mrs Mason (daughter and son in law); Mr and Mrs W Knaggs (son and daughter in law); Mr and Mrs H Knaggs (son and daughter in law); Misses H and F Knaggs (daughters); Mr R and Mr E Knaggs (sons); Miss F Bell and Mrs M Mason (grandchildren); Mr G Bealby (brother); Mr and Mrs W Bealby (brother and sister in law); Mr and Mrs G Mason 9nephew and niece); Miss A Agar 9niece); Miss M Bealby (niece) and a number of friends.

Fri 30 May 1924	Death
	Naggs, John, May 25th, Marshgate, aged 36 years.
	Mrs Jack Naggs, of 115 Marsh Gate, and Mrs Naggs and family, London, wish to thank all friends, members of the Liberal Club, and workmates at Bentley Colliery for their kind sympathy and floral tributes given during their sad and sudden bereavement.

Thu 25 Nov 1937	Death
	Naggs, Elsie, November 20th, Marsh Gate, aged 50 years.

Thu 11 Nov 1948	Death
	Knaggs - On Wednesday 10th November, at 127 Sheffield Road, Warmsworth, aged 55 years, Florence, the youngest daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Knaggs.

Thu 2 Mar 1961	Death
	Knaggs - On February 27th, at Doncaster Royal Infirmary (Hut 3), aged 73 years, Ernest Knaggs, of 53 Mill Lane, Warmsworth, Doncaster.  Service and cremation at Rose Hill Crematorium on Friday March 3rd at 3 pm.

Doncaster Star

Thu 18 Jul 1985	Death
	KNAGGS Edna - Peacefully on July 15th, in hospital, and of Roberts Road, Balby, aged 80 years, beloved wife of the late Reginald Knaggs and formerly of the late Owen Jackson.
	Service and committal at the Rose Hill Crematorium at 11.30 am on Monday July 22.
	Enquiries to Co-operative Funeral Services, 89-90 Spring Gardens, Doncaster.
	[ step-mother of Kim, Karen, Janette and Julie ]

Wed 11 Mar 1987	Death
	KNAGGS Ida - On March 9th, and of 26 Stapleton Road, Warmsworth, aged 77 years, beloved wife of Ernest, dearly loved mother, grandmother and great grandmother.
	Cortege leaves the above address 11.40 am Friday March 13 for service at White Church, Warmsworth 11.50 am followed by cremation at Rose Hill Crematorium at 12.30 pm.

Sat 24 Nov 1990	Death
	KNAGGS Sarah Jane - On November 20th in hospital, and of 40 Crookesbroom Avenue, Hatfield, aged 77 years.  Beloved wife of the late Claude, loving mother, grandmother, great grandmother, mother-in-law, sister, aunty and sister-in-law.
	Cortege leaves the above address 1.15 pm Tuesday November 27 for service St Lawrence Church of England Church, Hatfield 1.30 pm followed by interment Hatfield Woodhouse Cemetery.

Fri 7 Jun 1991	Death
	KNAGGS Annie - Passed away at her daughter’s home, in Newstead Road, Scawthorpe, on June 5th aged 67 years.
	Dear wife of the late Fred, dearest mother of Lorraine, mother-in-law of Tony, much loved nannan of Nicola and Christopher and a dear sister and auntie.
	Service and committal will be held at Rose Hill Crematorium on Tuesday 11th at 10.30 am.

Fri 7 Feb 1992	Death
	KNAGGS Ernest - On February 5th, and of Warmsworth, aged 82 years.  Beloved husband of the late Ida, dearly loved dad, granddad and great granddad.
	Cortege leaves Ivanhoe Lodge, High Street, Conisbrough 1 pm Tuesday, February 11th, for service and cremation Rose Hill Crematorium 1.30 pm.
	Please note no flowers by request, donations accepted in lieu to Cancer Detection Trust, c/o Mrs J Fish, 24 Imperial Crescent, Doncaster.

Driffield Times

Sat 23 Nov 1872	Death
	At Wetwang Field, November 16th, aged 85 years, Mr Peter Knaggs, farmer.

Sat 28 Jun 1873	Death
	At Ulrome, on the 4th inst., Sarah, wife of Mr William Knaggs, shepherd.

Sat 3 May 1873	Death
	At Kilham, on Saturday the 19th inst., aged 60 years, Mr Kester Knaggs, formerly of Gransmoor, farmer.

Sat 10 Mar 1877	Birth
	At Kilham, March 3rd, the wife of Mr Frederick Knaggs, of a son.
	< This is William Edmond. >

Sat 17 Mar 1877	Death
	At Kilham, March 11th, in the 26th year of her age, Annie, wife of Mr Frederic Knaggs, and only daughter of Mr Richard Wilson, farmer, Kilham.

Sat 7 Apr 1877	Death
	At Langtoft, March 29th, aged 52 years, Mr Richard Spencer Knaggs.

Sat 28 Oct 1882	Birth
	At Driffield, September 30th, the wife of Thomas Knaggs, labourer, of a son.
			Death
	At Driffield, on the 24th inst., Thomas Ord, infant son of Thomas Knaggs, labourer.

Sat 11 Aug 1883	Death
	At Kilham, on the 14th inst., aged 3 years, Bertha Mary, daughter of William Robinson and Sarah Ann Knaggs.
	< this date seems wrong - published on the 11th >

Sat 16 Aug 1884	Death
	At Driffield, on the 13th inst., aged 52 years, Mary Knaggs, daughter of Mrs Mosey.

Sat 21 May 1887	Birth
	At Kilham, on the 3rd inst., the wife of W R Knaggs, of a son.
	< This is William Ernest >

Sat 25 Jun 1887	Death
	At Driffield, on the 17th inst., James William, infant son of John Knaggs, brewer’s drayman.

Sat 3 Sep 1887	Death
	At Driffield, August 30th, aged 80 years, Rebecca, wife of John Knaggs.

Sat 13 Nov 1897	Death
	At Langtoft, November 10th. Elsie, infant daughter of William Edwin Knaggs.

Sat 19 Mar 1898	Death
	At Kilham, March 11th, aged 77 years, Jane, widow of the late Kester Knaggs, formerly of Gransmoor.

Sat 13 Apr 1901	Death
	At Driffield, April 4th, Edith Muriel, infant daughter of Henry Knaggs, miller’s waggoner.

Sat 3 Mar 1906	Death
	At Kilham, February 22nd, age 79 years, Emma, wife of William Leighton Knaggs.
			In Memoriam
	In loving memory of our dear daughter, Evelyn Knaggs, who died in the Victoria Hospital, Hull, on March 1st 1905, aged 5 years 7 months.

Sat 13 Jul 1907	Birth
	At Wansford Road, Driffield, July 1st, the wife of R Knaggs, N.E.R. rullyman, of a son.
	< This is George, son of Richard and Annie. >

Sat 14 Sep 1907	Death
	At Kilham, September 10th, aged 75 years, Alice, widow of Zachariah Knaggs.

Sat 11 Jan 1908	Deaths
	At Brewery House, Westgate, Driffield, January 8th, aged 71 years, John Knaggs, brewer’s drayman.
	At Togdale, Langtoft, January 4th, aged 76 years, Mary Knaggs.

Sat 13 Apr 1912	Death
	At 20, Washington Street, Driffield, April 8th, aged 43 years, Elizabeth, wife of Henry Knaggs.

Sat 10 Aug 1912	Birth
	At Langtoft, August 3rd, the wife of Edward Knaggs, joiner, of a son.
	< This is Richard Boyes. >

Sat 10 May 1917	Death
	Knaggs - Killed in action in France, February 21st 1917, Cecil George, youngest and beloved son of John and Anne Knaggs, Mill House, Leven.

Sat 12 May 1928	Death
	Knaggs - At 4 West Promenade, May 6th, in her 83rd year, Sarah Knaggs, widow of the late Mr John Knaggs, of Driffield.
			The Late Mrs Sarah Knaggs
	The death occurred on Sunday, at the residence of her daughter, West Promenade, of Mrs Sarah Knaggs, widow of the late Mr John Knaggs.  The deceased, who was a staunch Primitive Methodist, was in her 83rd year.  The Rev J H Robertson conducted a service in the Primitive Chapel.
	The chief mourners were:- Mr Rd Knaggs and Mr Rbt Knaggs (sons), Mrs Rowntree and Mrs Holmes (daughters), Mr Holmes and Mr Rowntree (sons in law), Mrs Rbt Knaggs (daughter in law), Mrs Banks, Mrs Bilton and Miss Knaggs (granddaughter), Mr W Thurles and Mr S Knaggs (grandsons) and Mrs Everett (niece).

Sat 26 May 1928	Homing Society
	The South End Flying Club flew their race from Gainsborough on Saturday (44 miles), the best times were - A J Knaggs, 1hr 38m 46sec, A J Knaggs, 1-39-10, - - A J Knaggs, 1-41-32 - - S S Knaggs, 2-18-43
	< Similar notices in other editions.
	This is Arthur Johnson and Samuel Sidney. >

Sat 4 May 1929	In memoriam
	Knaggs - In loving memory of our dear mother, Sarah Knaggs, who passed away May 6 1928, also our dear father, John Knaggs, who passed away January 8th 1908. - from the family

Sat 12 Oct 1929	In memoriam
	Knaggs - In loving memory of our dear mother, Anna Knaggs, late of 11 Downe Street, who died October 13th 1924. - sons, daughter, son-in-law

Sat 10 May 1930	Local News
	The marriage took place at Driffield, on Saturday last, of Mr Robert Sydney Knaggs, second son of Mr and Mrs J R Knaggs, of the Westgate Brewery, Driffield, and Miss Doris Nalton, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Nalton, of 53 Eastgate North, Driffield.  The bride, who was attired in a navy blue costume, with hat to match, was attended by her sister, Miss Mary Nalton, and Mr B Abrams acted as best man.

	A well known Driffield pigeon fancier, Mr A J Knaggs, of Eastgate South, was knocked down in George Street, on Saturday, when an East Yorkshire bus backed into him.  Although shaken and bruised, Mr Knaggs had a fortunate escape from injury.
	< This is Arthur Johnson Knaggs. >

Sat 21 March 1931	The Late Mrs A Knaggs
	The interment took place at Driffield on Tuesday of the late Mrs Annie Knaggs, of Eastgate South, who died on Saturday last.  Deceased was 84 years of age.  the Rev H Vivian officiated.
	Mourners were:- Mr A J Knaggs and Mr S Knaggs; Miss Hillaby, Beeford; Mrs Wrildes, Langtoft; Mrs A Dalby, Scarborough; Mrs F Wiles, Holme Moor (sons and daughters); Mrs S Knaggs (daughter in law); Mrs T Stork, Flamborough, Misses E and A Knaggs, Miss Vera Billaby, Beeford (grandchildren), Mr S Johnson, Nafferton (nephew), Mr H Knaggs (stepson).

Sat 12 Feb 1938	Death
	Knaggs - At 44 Scarborough Road, Driffield, February 8th 1938, aged 79 years, Mary Ellen, the beloved wife of Henry Knaggs.  Funeral at Driffield Cemetery, Friday at 2.30 pm.

Sat 19 Feb 1938	The late Mrs Knaggs
	The first funeral is Mrs Knaggs of 44 Scarborough Road, aged 79 years.  The Rev W R George, curate of Driffield Parish Church, officiated.
	The chief mourners were:
	Mr H Knaggs (husband), Sarah and Mary (daughters), Fred (son), Mr Henry Warley, Hull (son in law), Mr Thomas Myhill, Nafferton (son in law), Mrs F Catterick, Hull (daughter in law), Mrs J Catterick, Hull (daughter in law), Mrs Sellers, Kilham (niece), Mr Henry Warley, Hull (grandson) and others.

Sat 7 Dec 1946	In Memoriam
	Knaggs - Treasured memories of our dear father Richard, late of Downe Street, who passed away December 3rd 1945; also mother passed away October 13th 1924. - sons and daughters.
	< Mother is Anna. >

	Knaggs - In loving memory of my dear husband Richard who died December 4th 1945 - wife Eliza, 10 Downe Street, Driffield.

Sat 4 Jan 1947	Obituary - Mr Albert Knaggs
	The death took place on Monday evening at his residence, Victoria Road, Driffield, of Mr Albert Knaggs, at the age of 54 years.  Mr Knaggs, who was well known both in the town and countryside, commenced his career as a boy with the firm of Messrs Spencer and Son (Driffield) Ltd., grocers and provision merchants, and after serving his apprenticeship he remained with them and for many years was a traveller, covering a large area of the East Riding.  About four years ago he was promoted to the position of general manager and still held that post at the time of his death.  He had been ill for about three months.

Fri 14 Aug 1959	Funeral of Mrs E Knaggs
	The funeral took place on Friday at the Driffield Cemetery of Mrs Eliza Knaggs, of Downe Street, Driffield, who died at “Corner View” Southgate, Cranswick, at the age of 84.
	The vicar of Driffield, the rev A J Watkins, conducted the service, and the chief mourners were Mr and Mrs Percy Arnold son and daughter in law - - Mr and Mrs Richard Knaggs, stepson and daughter in law - -

Thu 6 Nov 1975	Obituary - Mrs S H Knaggs
	A funeral service for Mrs Sarah Helena Knaggs, of 131 The Mount, Driffield, took place on Tuesday at Hull’s Perth Street Methodist Church prior to cremation.
	Mrs Knaggs, who died within days of her neighbour, Mrs Lillie Southwick of 133 The Mount, had been a widow for about ten years.  She and her late husband, Mr John Cyril Knaggs, were formerly in a Hull catering business for 40 years, during which time they were involved with the provision of refreshments for Yorkshire County Cricket matches in the city.
	Mrs Knaggs leaves a son, John Ivor, a daughter in law, Jean, and two grandchildren, who all live in Hull.

Wed 24 Dec 1975	In memoriam
	Knaggs, Alice, died December 24th 1972 - loving husband Richard.

Thu 10 Nov 1977	Obituary - Mrs Emma Knaggs
	Mrs Emma (Emmeli) Knaggs, aged 54, of 4 King Street, Driffield, died suddenly at home on Monday.
	Born in Ellg, near Zurich, Switzerland, Mrs Knaggs came to live in Driffield after the Second World War.  A past member of the Parish Church Mothers’ Union, and well known in the town, Mrs Knaggs worked for many years as a supervisor for F W Woolworth and until recently at Vertex Optical Ltd.
	Mrs Knaggs leaves a widower, Sidney, a daughter Patricia, who lives with her husband Charles in London, and three married stepsons Melvyn, Tony and Derek.
	< Samuel Sidney Knaggs >

			Death
	Knaggs - Emma (Emmeli), aged 54 years, 4 King Street, Driffield, beloved wife of Sidney and mother pf Patricia and in-law Charles, died at home November 7th 1977.  Service at the Parish Church, Driffield, on Thursday at 2.15 pm followed by cremation at Woodland Crematorium, Scarborough at 3.30 pm.  Peace after much suffering.

Evening Press (York)	(Yorkshire Evening Press 1905-1996)

Fri 1 Feb 1901	Death
	Knaggs - On January 30th, at Stockton, William Knaggs, aged 52 years.

Thu 7 Feb 1901	Death
	Knaggs - On the 6th inst, at Darlington, Dorothy, daughter of the late David Knaggs of Marton.

Mon 17 Apr 1916	Death
	Knaggs - On April 14th, at 21 Farndale Street, in her 20th year, Mabel, dearly loved daughter of J. R. and A Knaggs; also on April 16th, Charles Russell, youngest son aged 1 year and 11 months. Interred York Cemetery 2.30 pm tomorrow (Tuesday). (John Robert and Ann)

Sat 7 Jun 1924	Death
	Knaggs - On June 6th, at the York County Hospital, Charlotte, beloved wife of William Knaggs, aged 58 years. Interment Tuesday; service St Cuthbert’s Church, 10.45 am; York Cemetery 11.30.

Mon 31 Oct 1932	Death
	Knaggs - On October 29th, William Henry, beloved husband of the late Charlotte Knaggs, aged 71 years (for 36 years with Messrs J. J. Hunt, York). Service St Cuthbert’s Church, tomorrow (Tuesday) 2.15; York Cemetery 3 pm.

Wed 6 Mar 1935	Death
	Knaggs - On March 6th, at 21 Farndale Street, York, Anne, the beloved wife of John Robert, in her 61st year.

Tue 28 May 1935	Death
	Knaggs - On May 27th, at White House, Heworth, Maurice A. R., loved son of Albert and Evelyn A. M. Knaggs, aged 20. Service St Denys Church, friday 12.30 pm; cremation Lawnswood 3 pm. No mourning.

Sat 8 Feb 1936	Death
	Knaggs - On February 7th, Frederick, the dearly loved husband of Mary Knaggs, 11 Groves Lane, York, aged 72. Interment Tuesday; service St Maurice’s Church 2 pm; York Cemetery (Park Section) 2.35.

Mon 10 Jul 1944	Death
	Knaggs - July 8th, Hannah Mary, beloved wife of the late Frederick Knaggs, in her 81st year. Service at St Maurice’s Church, Tuesday 2 pm; York Cemetery 2.30 pm.

Sat 23 Jul 1949	Birth
	Knaggs - July 21st at Nunthorpe Nursing Home, to Alice (née Kirby) and Stan, a daughter, Cynthia Mary. Both well.

Mon 15 Aug 1949	Death
	Knaggs - August 14th, 1949, at the City General Hospital, John W (Wilf), aged 55 years, beloved husband of Irene Knaggs and dear father of Audrey and Joyce (for 41 years with Messrs Whitby C Oliver and Sons Ltd). Funeral service Fulford Church, Wednesday August 17th at 10 am; interment Fulford Cemetery.

Tue 6 Sep 1949	Death
	Knaggs - September 5th, John Robert, aged 79 years, beloved husband of the late Anne and dear father of Laura and the late Wilfred. Funeral (from 30 Alma Grove) Fulford Cemetery, Wednesday 11 am; interment Fulford Cemetery.

Mon 4 Feb 1952	Death
	Knaggs - February 2nd, at 120 Constantine Avenue, Henry, aged 46, beloved husband of Alice Knaggs. Funeral Service, St Hilda’s Church, Wednesday 11 am. interment Fulford Cemetery.

Mon 28 Mar 1955	Marriage
	Horsman-Knaggs - On March 26th at Clifton Church, Edward, youngest son of Mr and Mrs w Horsman to Christine, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs A Knaggs. Both of York.

Tue 11 Oct 1956	Death
	Knaggs - On October 10th, in hospital, Sydney, of Bark Knotts, Welham Road, Norton, Malton, dearly beloved husband of Bertha. Funeral service at Baptist Chapel, Malton, Saturday 11 am followed by interment at Norton Cemetery.

Wed 15 Jan 1958	Death
	Knaggs - On January 14th, in York County Hospital, George Edward, of 90 Middleton Road. Funeral service Elim Church, Friday 3 pm; interment Fulford Cemetery.

Tue 11 Nov 1958	Death
	Knaggs - On November 9th, in hospital, Donald, aged 38 years, of 88 Parliament Street, Norton. Funeral Salvation Army Hall, November 12th, 11.30 am followed by interment Norton Cemetery.

Sat 22 Nov 1958	Death
	Knaggs - On November 21st, at 23 Rosemary Court, Fred, aged 71 years, the dearly loved husband of Sarah and a dear father and grandfather. Funeral service, St Maurice’s Church, Wednesday 10.00 am; cremation Lawnswood. Sprays only please.

Sat 27 Dec 1958	Death
	Knaggs - On December 24th, at White House, Heworth, Eveline Ada May (née Rothwell), widow of Albert and mother of Dorothy, Godfrey, Elodie and Peter and a beloved nana. Funeral service, Heworth Church, Tuesday December 30th 2.00 pm; cremation Lawnswood 2.30pm.

Fri 24 Jul 1959	Death
	Knaggs - On July 22nd, suddenly at 17 Kirkstone drive, William Henry, aged 64 years, beloved husband of Ada and a dear father. Funeral service, Heworth Parish Church, Monday 2 pm. Interment York Cemetery, Park Section ‘C’.

Mon 23 Oct 1961	Death
	Knaggs - On October 22nd, at 13 Wentworth Road, Leslie, aged 40 years, beloved husband of Winifred and dear father of Brian and Elaine. Funeral service and cremation, Lawnswood, Leeds, Thursday 11.30 am.

Sat 30 Mar 1963	Death
	Knaggs - On March 28th, in hospital, Arthur, aged 66 years, of 58 Evelyn Crescent, beloved husband of Christina, a dear dad and granddad. Funeral service Clifton Parish Church, Tuesday 11 am; interment Fulford Cemetery.

Mon 26 Oct 1964	Death
	Knaggs - On October 24th (Suddenly), in hospital, as a result of an accident, William Henry, aged 41 years, of 13 Crichton Avenue, dearly loved son of Christina and a dear brother. Funeral service, Clifton Parish Church, Wednesday 2 pm; interment Fulford Cemetery.

Mon 18 Ape 1966	Death
	Knaggs - On April 16th, Edith Annie, wife of the late George and formerly of 21 Langton Road, Norton. Funeral service at Bethel Chapel, Norton, tomorrow Tuesday 2.30 pm.

Tue 22 Oct 1968	Death
	Knaggs - On October 19th, suddenly, at 22 Hetherton Street, Ronald Richard, aged 36 years, dearly beloved son of William and Mabel, and a dearly loved brother. Funeral service and cremation York Crematorium Thursday 1.30 pm.

Sat 4 Apr 1970	Death
	Knaggs - On April 3rd, suddenly, at 13 Crichton Avenue, Christina, aged 70 years, dear wife of the late Arthur and mother of Arthur, Kenneth, Ronald, Mary, Batty, Christine and the late William; also a dear grandma and great-grandma. Service, Clifton Parish Church, Tuesday 2 pm; interment Fulford Cemetery.

Sat 23 May 1970	Engagement
	Horsley - Knaggs	Mrs W Knaggs (& the late Mr L) has pleasure in announcing the engagement of her only daughter, Elaine, to Brian, only son of Mr and Mrs A Horsley. Both of York.	< they marry sep 1972 >

Sat 14 Dec 1974	Death
	Knaggs - On December 12th, in hospital, Ada Cecilia, aged 78 years, of 36 Ashley Park Road, Stockton Lane, beloved wife of the late William, dear mother of Irene, Harold, Freda and Marjorie and a beloved grandma. Service Heworth Parish Church, Wednesday 1.30 pm; interment York Cemetery.

Wed 5 Feb 1975	Death
	Knaggs - On February 4th, suddenly, James, aged 78 years, of Flat 7, 2 Victoria Road, Bridlington (late of Malton). Dearly loved husband of Mabel and dear father of Leslie and Deryck. Funeral private. no flowers by request.

Sat 8 Feb 1975	Death
	Knaggs - On February 5th, in hospital, Irene, aged 82 years, dearly loved wife of the late John (Wilf), of 30 Alma Grove, dear mother of Audrey and Joyce, a loved grandma and great grandma. Service, Fulford Church 2 pm Tuesday, followed by interment Fulford Cemetery.

Fri 20 Aug 1976	Death
	Knaggs - On August 16th peacefully at Woolnough House, Sarah, aged 88 years, wife of the late Fred and mother of Gladys and Marjorie.

Wed 11 Feb 1987	Death
	Knaggs - On February 10th, suddenly, at 69 Kingsway North, Ronald (Nipper), aged 51 years, dearly loved husband of Maureen, dear father of Michael, Peter, Carol, Paul, Sandra and Jean and brother of Mary, Christine, Betty and Arthur. Funeral service  and cremation at York Crematorium, Friday February 13th at 9.30 am.

Wed 9 Nov 1988	Death
	Knaggs - Suddenly on November 7th, Kenneth Owen, of St Margaret’s Terrace. A dear son of Mrs A. M. Knaggs and a much loved brother of Peter, Lillian and Vera. Funeral Service and Cremation at York Crematorium on Monday November 14th at 10 am.

Wed 24 Jan 1990	Death
	Knaggs - On January 23rd in York District Hospital, Arthur V, beloved husband of Mary and a loving father of Philip, also a dear brother and grandpa. Funeral Service and Cremation to be held at York Crematorium on Tuesday January 30th at 1 pm. Donations may be given to the Salvation Army if so desired.

Sat 3 Nov 1990	Death
	Knaggs - On November 1st, of 12 Mill House, Potter Hill, Pickering, Arthur William, beloved husband of Jennie, dear father of Pat, dear grandfather of Andrew and Jackie, father-in-law of Pearl - Funeral service at Potter Hill Methodist Church, on Wednesday November 7th at 1.30 pm, no flowers please. Donations in lieu to Marie Currie Cancer Relief.

Wed 13 Feb 1991	Death
	Knaggs - On February 11th, suddenly, at home, Lilian, aged 81 years, of Pateley Place, Acomb, beloved wife of the late Thomas, much loved mother of Dorothy and mother-in-law of David and dear nan of Carole and Steve, also a great grandma of Matthew. Funeral Service and Cremation to be held at York Crematorium on Monday February 18th at 1 pm. Family flowers only please, donations may be given in lieu to the British Heart Foundation.

Sat 7 Aug 1993	Death
	Knaggs - Peacefully at her home, on August 6th, Kathleen Alice Mary, aged 77 years, dearly beloved wife of Eric, loving mother of David, Malcolm and Alan, a much loved nana and a dear mother-in-law. Funeral Service will be held at York Crematorium on Wednesday August 11th at 1 pm. Family flowers only please, donations if desired may be made to Special Care Baby Unit, York District Hospital.

Mon 3 Jun 1996	Death
	Knaggs - On June 1st, peacefully, in York District Hospital, Maisie Eileen Knaggs, aged 68 years, beloved wife of Harold, loving mother of Reg, Michael, Linda, Sue, Wendy and Terry, a dear mother-in-law and grandma. Funeral Service and cremation to be held at York Crematorium, on Thursday June 6th at 1 pm. Family flowers only please, donations in lieu may be made to York Diabetic Centre.

Mon 6 Jul 1998	Death
	Knaggs, Althea - On July 5th, peacefully in Blair Atholl Nursing Home, aged 96 years, formerly of St Margaret’s Terrace, Navigation Road, York, beloved wife of the late Percy and much loved mother of Peter, Lillian and Vera. - Funeral Service and cremation to be held at York Crematorium on Friday July 10th at 2 pm. Flowers may be sent to Cooperative Service Chapel of Rest, Cromwell Road.

Mon 5 Oct 1998	Death
	Knaggs, Geoffrey Arthur (retired British Telecom engineer) - On October 2nd, suddenly, at home, aged 71 years, dearly loved husband of Joan, loving father of June, Philip and Paula, father-in-law of Susan and Richard and much loved granddad of Sarah, Paul, Victoria, Amy and Daniel. - Funeral Service and cremation at York Crematorium Thursday October 8th at 12.30 pm. Family flowers only please, donations if desired to Ward 33, York District Hospital.

Fri 19 Feb 1999	Death
	Knaggs, Mabel Ellen - On February 18th, peacefully, in York District Hospital, Mabel, of Ingleton Walk, loving wife of Godfrey, mother of Graham and Andrew, mother-in-law of Judith and Anne, nana of Claire, Emma, Peter, Sarah and Jennifer. Funeral Service to be held at York Crematorium on Thursday February 25th at 12.30 pm. Family flowers only please, if so wished, donations in lieu to Ward 21, York District Hospital.

Tue 20 Jul 1999	Death
	Knaggs, Peter - On July 17th, peacefully at home, dearly loved husband of Jackie (Chaud-Chaud), loving father of Lysette and father-in-law of Nicholas also much loved poppie of Sebastien and his two sisters Lillian and Vera. Funeral Service and cremation to be held at York Crematorium on Friday July 23rd at 11.30 am. Family flowers only please, donations in lieu to York Against Cancer.

Mon 23 Oct 2000	Death
	Knaggs, Harold - Passed away on October 19th 2000 aged 75 years, beloved husband of the late Maisie, loving father of Reg, Michael, Linda, sue, Wendy and Terry, a dear father-in-law and granddad. Funeral Service to be held on Wednesday October 25th at York crematorium at 10.30 am, donations if so desired for Ward 38, York District Hospital.

Sep 2003 (Online)	Death
	KNAGGS MICHAEL HENRY September 12, suddenly, in Ireland, of Crossley Street, New Sharlston, aged 64 years, Mick, the dearly loved husband of Anita and very dear father of Elaine, Jacqueline, Janet and Michael and a dear father-in-law and devoted granddad. Funeral service at Pontefract Crematorium on Wednesday, September 24, at 1.30 p.m. Family flowers only please. Donations in lieu, if desired, in aid of P.D.S.A., will be received at the crematorium. Inquiries to J.D. Burke, tel. (01924) 892178.

Tue 30 Mar 2004	Death
	KNAGGS Alice (Cissy)	Peacefully in York Hospital, on March 29th, aged 97 years, loving mum of Margaret, William, Eric and the late Kenneth, also a much loved nanna, great nanna and great great nanna – Funeral Service on Friday April 2nd at York Crematorium at 1.30 p.m.

Mon 10 May 2004	Death
	KNAGGS Jennifer Louise	On May 5th after much suffering borne with fantastic courage and lots of laughs, Jennifer Louise aged 21 years, darling daughter of Malcolm and Glynis, much loved sister of Laura and Victoria, also Lee’s Angel and co-owner of Cassandra Gertrude – Funeral service to be held at York Crematorium on Thursday May 13th at 11 a.m.

Wed 19 Oct 2005	Death
	Knaggs, Lisa – Beloved daughter of Julie Smith, granddaughter of Patricia and Walter Smith, fiancée of Craig Cooper, former pupil of Escrich School and Huntington School, tragically died in an air crash on Sunday October 16th, aged 21 years.
	Knaggs, Dorothy Sybil – late of Warthill, died following a long illness peacefully in York Hospital on October 16th 2005, much loved wife of Bill and loving mother of Keith. Funeral Service to be held on Tuesday October 25th at York Crematorium at 11.30 a.m.

Goole Times

Fri 19 Mar 1937	Death
	Knaggs - On March 14th, at 17 Cambridge Avenue, Goole, Mary Amelia Knaggs, aged 82 years. Interment Goole Cemetery March 16th.

Halifax Daily Courier

Sat 10 Jun 1944	Death
	Knaggs - On June 9, at his residence, 62 Commercial Road, Pellon Lane, Henry, the beloved husband of Ethel Knaggs, aged 65 years. Interment on Tuesday at Brighouse Cemetery, cortege leaving the house at 2.40 pm.

Thu 4 Oct 1956	Death
	Knaggs - On 3 October 1956, at her residence, 62 Commercial Road, Halifax, Ethel, aged 76 years, dearly loved wife of the late Henry Knaggs. Prayers at Danecourt Chapel of Rest, Lee Mount Road, on Monday October 8, 11.30 am, prior to service and interment at Brighouse Cemetery 12 noon.

Halifax Evening Courier

Tue 7 Jul 1970	Death
	Knaggs - On July 6, 1970, at St John’s Hospital, Halifax, Sarah Ann, aged 92 years, of 39 St Martin’s View, Brighouse (late of Wood Top, Hove Edge), the dearly loved wife of the late John Edward. Service and interment at Brighouse Cemetery (where flowers may be sent) on Thursday, July 9, at 2 pm.

Tue 29 Jan 1980	Death
	Knaggs - On January 28th, 1980, at the Royal Halifax Infirmary, Ronald Gibson, aged 68 years, darling husband of Mary Knaggs, of 3, Co-operative Terrace, Stainland, dear father of Ronnie and Valerie and loving granddad of Richard.  Service and cremation at Park Wood at 10 am on Friday.  No flowers by request, but donations in lieu to the Intensive Care Unit, c/o Mrs Knaggs, 3, Co-operative Terrace, Stainland, Holywell Green, Halifax, would be appreciated.

Wed 30 Jul 1980	Death
	Knaggs - On July 27, 1980, at Northowram Hospital, Alice Jean, aged 75 years. Service at Stoney Royd Cemetery on Friday, at 3 pm followed by interment.

Tue 10 Feb 1981	Death
	Knaggs - On February 9th 1981, at the Halifax General Hospital, Thomas, aged 75 years, of The Dean, Coldwell Hill, Stainland, the dearly loved brother of Bill, Eddie, Evelyn, Doris and the late Ronnie, very dear brother-in-law of Mary, and uncle of Ronnie, Valerie and Richard.  Service and cremation at Park wood on Thursday at 3.30 pm.  Family flowers only please, if desired donations in lieu to Calderdale Hospice for Continuing Care, c/o Mr B Farrar, Lloyds Bank, Kings Cross Road, Halifax would be appreciated.

Mon 18 May 1981	Death
	Knaggs - On May 15th 1981, peacefully, at Halifax General Hospital, Edgar Conan Knaggs, aged 79 years, of 11 Crossley Gardens, dearly loved husband of Phyllis Knaggs, and a dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle.  Service at the Chapel of Repose, Clare Road, on Wednesday at 1.30 pm followed by cremation at Park wood, Elland.  Family flowers only, donations in lieu may be sent to Halifax and District Deaf association, c/o Mr C P O’Brien, Lloyds Bank, Halifax.
	< May be Coran >

Thu 28 Jan 1982	In Memoriam
	Knaggs - In loving memory of two dear brothers, Ron <husband of Mary> who died January 28th 1980 and Tom who died February 9th 1981.

Tue 9 Apr 1985	Death
	Knaggs - On April 4 1985, at Northowram Hospital, Lily, aged 87 years, of 51 Fall Spring Gardens, Stainland, dearly beloved wife of Bill Knaggs, loving mother of the late Gordon, a loving mother-in-law of Susan and a dear sister-in-law and aunt.  Service at the Chapel of repose, Clare Road on Thursday at 2.30 pm followed by cremation at Park Wood, Elland.
	< Bill is William Hector M, Gordon is Gordon Fairburn >

Mon 26 Jun 1989	Death
	Knaggs - On June 25th, 1989, at Woodfield Grange Nursing Home, Greetland, and formerly of Crossley Gardens, Halifax, Phyllis, aged 79 years, cherished wife of the late Eddy Knaggs, loving aunt and sister-in-law.  Service at the Chapel of Repose, Clare Road, on Thursday at 2.30 pm followed by cremation at Park Wood, Elland.

Thu 4 Feb 1993	Death
	Knaggs - On February 2nd, 1993, at the Halifax General Hospital, William Hector Knaggs, aged 92 years, of Hampton Court, Elland, husband of the late Lily and father-in-law of Susan.  Service at the Chapel of Repose, Clare Road, on Monday at 11.30 am followed by cremation at Park Wood, Elland.

Mon 26 Jun 1995	Death
	Knaggs - On June 23rd, 1995, peacefully at home, Doris, aged 77 years, of The Crescent, Stainland, the dearly loved and best friend of Gerald and a loving aunt and great aunt.  Service at St Andrew’s Church, Stainland on Wednesday at 1.30 pm followed by cremation at Park Wood, Elland.  Family flowers only please, but donations to Overgate Hospice, Hullen Edge Road, Elland would be most appreciated.

Mon 10 Dec 2001	Death
	Knagg (plus photo) - Kenneth, you are finally released from all your pain and suffering, you were a much devoted husband to me (Joyce), a dearly loved dad to our six lovely children and a very loving granddad and great granddad to our 14 special grandchildren.
	The funeral service will be held at the Lawrence Chapel of Rest, Green Hayes, Bell Hall, Halifax, on Thursday December 13, at 9.45 am, followed by private cremation.
	No flowers by request. Donations if desired to The Arthritis Research Campaign.

Harrogate Advertiser

22nd January 1999		Wedding [Photo]

All Saints Church in Boroughbridge was the setting for the wedding of Michelle Knaggs, of Sessay, Thirsk, and Jonathan Mark Coxhead, of Barlby, Selby. The bride, who was given away by her mother, wore a princess-line, ivory silk dress and carried a bouquet of cream roses, cornflowers and daisies. She was attended by Miss Diane Thompson, Miss Samantha Thompson, Miss Joanna Nixon and Miss Melanie Coxhead, who wore cornflower-blue, satin dupion dresses and carried flowers similar to the bride's. The best man was Mr Jason Brant and Mr Stephen Thompson and Mr Oliver Seacombe were groomsmen. A reception was held at The Crown, Roecliffe.

7th January 2000  	[Photo]
Postie Gordon Knaggs made a rather special delivery on Christmas Eve - his last after 26 years of service.
Gordon, who is 64 and lives in Harrogate, has been a familiar figure in the town centre delivering mail to shops, businesses and homes for the past eight years. Before that, he had another round in the town.
For nearly a quarter of a century, he got up before dawn to start work at the Harrogate sorting office by 4.30am. Not surprisingly, he now looks forward to a nice lie-in everywhere now and again!
Nevertheless, Gordon says there are lots of things he will miss as he starts the new Millennium in retirement.
"I will miss the camaraderie and all the many friends I have made over the years," he said. "Everyone in the town centre knows me. But I have a lot of hobbies and I will be keeping busy in retirement."
Royal Mail's Harrogate area manager, Tony Fox said: "Gordon is a really popular postman. We will miss him and I'm sure the people whose mail he delivered will be sad to see him go. We wish him all the best."

17 January 2003	Engagement

KNAGGS - PARKER The engagement is announced between Claire Louise Parker only daughter of Brenda and the late Eric Parker and
Terence Richard Knaggs only son of Mr. Gordon Richard Knaggs and the late Elsie Knaggs. Much love and many congratulations

4 Feb 2011		Death

KNAGGS GORDON 26th January 2011. Peacefully
at Ashfield Court, formerley of Bolton street Harrogate aged 75 years.
Beloved husband of the late Elsie, Father of Terry, Father in Law to Claire and
beloved Grandfather of Richard.
Funeral service to take place at The Harrogate Crematorium,
Monday 7th February at 12:20pm.
Family flowers only please, donations if desired for Macmillan Nurses
Appeal may be received at the service or forwarded
along with enquiries to W.Bowers Carpenters Cottage,
Birstwith Road, Hampsthwaite, Harrogate, N Yorks,
HG32EU.

Harrogate Herald

14th September 1881	Marriage

	September 12th, at Christ Church, by the Rev Charles John Hamer (curate), William Knaggs, joiner, to Alice Wilkinson, both of Harrogate.

11th September 1940	Golden wedding

A quiet reunion at 14 Elmwood Street, Harrogate, the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Knaggs, was held on Tuesday to celebrate their golden wedding. Mr and Mrs Knaggs, who received many congratulations, were married at Skelton in Cleveland Parish Church on September 10, 1890, the officiating clergyman being the Rev R J Ellis.
Mr Knaggs, who is a retired postman, was born at Guisborough, the son of Mr Thomas Knaggs, a joiner and Cartwright. He was the youngest of a family of eight. Although he is now 73, he recalled to our representative the days of his youth when he served his time to the grocery trade, and spoke appreciatively of the good old days when he sold tobacco at 2d oz. And sliced bacon at 6d lb. He forsook the provision counter to join the GPO at Skelton and served over 37 years as a postman. When he retired to come to Harrogate between 12 and 13 years ago, he received the Imperial Service Medal for long and faithful service.
Mr Knaggs undertook all his journeys on foot and when asked if he had ever reckoned up how far he had walked he confessed that he tried to do so some time ago, but gave it up, the total assuming such large proportions that he feared no one would believe him. It is known, however, that in the course of his afternoon delivery alone, from Skelton to Saltburn and back, he covered over fifty-four thousand miles.
Still a keen walker, Mr Knaggs considers it to be one of the best aids to physical fitness and good health.
Mrs Knaggs, who is 70 - though, like her husband, she looks much younger - was born at Whorlton in Cleveland. Her maiden name was Miss Joanna Smith. She, too, was one of a family of eight, and before her marriage was a dressmaker. Mr and Mrs Knaggs have one son and two daughters and four grandchildren.
They celebrated their silver wedding during the last war and their golden wedding now comes in this one. They have invited our representative to call on them in ten years' time when they achieve their diamond jubilee, saying they will probably be third time lucky in that wars will have ceased by then.

Hexham Courant

Fri 6 Nov 1981	Death
	Knaggs (Allendale)	At Dene Park House, Hexham.  On October 30th, aged 83 years, Sarah Isabella, dear wife of the late William.  Service and cremation took place at Mountsett Crematorium, Dipton on Tuesday, November 3rd.

Huddersfield Daily Examiner

Mon 24 Apr 1911	The Late Dr Knaggs
	The doyen of Huddersfield physicians has passed away in the person of Dr SAMUEL KNAGGS, whose death we announce elsewhere.  With Dr KNAGGS the older generation of medical practitioners comes to an end.  It makes the Huddersfield of 50 years ago grow remote indeed.  In some respects the bean? ideal of a family physician, Dr KNAGGS had a comfortable practice, which some time ago he passed over largely to his son Dr LAWFORD KNAGGS, and devoted himself to a cultural leisure and a kindly heart.  The late Dr KNAGGS attracted attention early in his career as a practising physician by publishing a work on the medical aspects of insanity, which indicated careful study of an important subject at that time not nearly so well understood as now.  At intervals from that time forward Dr KNAGGS published results of investigations and reflections on various subjects, not all of a medical character.  One of his last publications was a pamphlet in which a number of reflections on Socialism and its tenets were offered as an answer to the propaganda of the Socialist party.  A strong Conservative, Dr KNAGGS was always opposed to us in politics.  But it is a satisfaction now that he has passed away to recall the fact that differences of political opinion never interfered - as they ought never to interfere - in the smallest degree with the regard which we believe was mutually entertained, or for the work which he and we respectively engaged during the long period in which Dr KNAGGS was associated with the life of Huddersfield.
<No by-line. >

Mon 24 Apr 1911	Death
	April 23rd at 2 Bradley Lane, Huddersfield, aged 82 years, Samuel Knaggs M.R.C.S., L.S.A.

Mon 25 Jun 1917	Death
	On June 24th at Oak House, Huddersfield, aged 56 years, Francis Henry Knaggs, Captain R.A.M.C., beloved husband of M Isabel Knaggs.  No flowers by request.
	< That is Martha Isabel. >
			Death of Dr Knaggs
Severance of Family Association with the Royal Infirmary
	The announcement is made with regret of the death of Dr Francis Henry Knaggs, which occurred at his residence, Oak House, New North Road, last night.  Very few people were aware of the illness of the highly respected doctor, as he had been ill only about ten days.  He succumbed from the effects of pneumonia.
	Dr Knaggs was a son of the late Dr Samuel Knaggs, who practised at 26 Ramsden Street for many years before removing to 2 Bradley Lane.  He was born in Huddersfield and was aged 56.  The greater part of Dr Knaggs’s early medical education was obtained at Guys Hospital where he held no fewer than twelve valuable practical appointments, particularly in the eye and ear departments.  Afterward for six months he was clinical assistant to the Moorfield Royal London Ophthalmic Hospital.  In 1885 he became a member of the Royal College of Surgeons, England and in 1887 a Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians, London.  From 1887 to 1889 Dr Knaggs was a house surgeon at the Gloucestershire General Infirmary and Eye Institution.  In 1889 he commenced general practice with his father in Ramsden Street and carried it on subsequently at Bradley Lane and latterly at Oak House.  Dr Knaggs was engaged in considerable consulting and operative work of a varied and important character and achieved a wide reputation as a specialist in eye and ear affections.  For several years he attended the Leeds Public Dispensary, and assisted his brother Dr Lawford Knaggs (now Major L Knaggs, R.A.M.C.), in the ophthalmic and aural department.  Dr Samuel Knaggs, the father, was senior honorary surgeon at the Huddersfield Royal Infirmary for many years.  In 1899 the Infirmary Board decided to create an ophthalmic and aural surgeoncy as one of the departments to be served by the honorary medical staff, and Dr F H Knaggs was appointed honorary ophthalmic and aural surgeon on 1st February 1905.  His death thus breaks the family’s continuous official connection with the Hull Royal Infirmary, which has existed since the institution was first established.  He was formerly honorary secretary of the Huddersfield Medical Society.
	Dr Knaggs was also a civilian medical officer at the Huddersfield War Hospital from the date of its opening in October 1915.  He received his commission as a Captain in the Royal Army Medical Corps on January 25th 1916.  Dr Knaggs has contributed papers on ophthalmic subjects to the “Lancet”.
	He leaves a widow and one daughter.  It is probable that the funeral will take place on Wednesday, but final arrangements have not yet been made.

Mon 2 Aug 1982	Death
	Knaggs - On July 31st, suddenly at his home, 26 Broad Lane, Dalton, Leonard, aged 72 years, the dearly loved husband of May.  Service at All Hallows’ Church, Kirkburton, on Wednesday August 4th at 2.30 pm followed by interment.  Flowers may be sent to the Dene End Funeral Home, North Street, kirkburton.

Mon 19 Dec 1988	Death
	Knaggs - On December 18th, at St Luke’s Hospital, after a long illness, patiently and courageously borne, May, aged 77 years, of Broad Lane, Dalton, the dearly loved wife of the late Leonard.  Service at All Hallows Church, Kirkburton, on Wednesday December 21st, at 3.00 pm, followed by interment.

Ilkley Gazette

Fri 31 Aug 1934	In Memoriam
	Knaggs - Treasured memories of Nell, the dearly loved wife of George Knaggs, who passed away September 2nd 1932, aged 24 years. - George and all at 4 Hawksworth Street, Ilkley.	< This is Ellen >

Fri 22 Nov 1935	Death
	Knaggs - November 16th, peacefully, after great suffering, Hannah, aged 70 years, wife of William Knaggs, 4 Hawksworth Street, Ilkley. Was interred Ilkley Cemetery November 19th.

Fri 23 Jul 1937	Death
	Knaggs - July 22nd, at 4 Hawksworth Street, Ilkley, aged 75 years, William, husband of the late Hannah Knaggs. Interment 11.30 am, Saturday July 24th.

Fri 5 Nov 1937	Death
	Knaggs - At 40 Wyvill Crescent, Ilkley, on October 30th 1937, Christine, infant daughter of Arthur and Edith Knaggs.

Fri 1 Nov 1957	Death
	Knaggs - October 24th, 1957, in hospital, Margaret (Peggy) of 35 North Parade, Ilkley, dearly loved wife of Robert Edwin Knaggs and darling mother of Clive. Interred at Ilkley Cemetery on October 28th 1957.

Fri 28 Jan 1972	Death
	Knaggs - 20th January (suddenly), at 27 Leamington Terrace, Ilkley, aged 60 years, George, dearly loved husband of Marguerita Knaggs and a very dear father of Peter, Christie and Allen. Service took place at the Parish Church, Ilkley, on Wednesday 26th January followed by cremation at Rawdon.

Keighley News

Sat 26 Feb 1944	Interment at Keighley Cemetery
	Naggs - February 23, aged 78 years, Ann Naggs, 3 Pattie Street, Beechcliffe, Keighley.

Leeds Intelligencer

Sat 25 May 1844	Marriage
	May 15 at Holy Trinity Church, Hull, J. Watson esq of Scalby near Scarborough to Mary Ann Letitia, eldest daughter of the late T. Knaggs esq Scarborough and niece of the late Rev T. Hayes, Aislaby Hall in this county.

Sat 26 Oct 1844	Death
	October 16 at Kirby Misperton, near Pickering, very suddenly, Mr Leonard Knaggs, farmer and publican.

Sat 4 Mar 1865	Death
	On Monday, aged 64, Mrs Mary Knaggs, Pemberton Street, Dewsbury Road

Sat 10 Mar 1866	Death
	On Monday, Mr Thomas Knaggs, general dealer, Easington Lane, near Fence Houses

Sat 8 Jan 1870	Death
	On Tuesday, at Queen’s Place, Chapel Allerton, Susan, widow of William Knaggs, esq. of Bath

Sat 20 July 1878	Marriage
	July 17th at Harewood Church, Henry Knaggs, Menstone to Edith Gertrude, second daughter of Joshua Barrett, Harewood

Sat 19 July 1884	Death
	July 10th, Susannah, wife of Joseph Knaggs, Kilburn Street, New Wortley

Leeds Mercury

Sat 6 Nov 1841	Marriage
	On Tuesday, at New Malton, Mr James Waite, shipwright of London, to Miss Eliza Knaggs, of the former place.

Sat 28 Nov 1846	Married
	On Tuesday, at Northallerton, Mr Henry Knaggs, of Whitby, druggist, to Jane, only daughter of Mr Richard Bowman, auctioneer, Northallerton.

Sat 31 May 1856	Death
	On Saturday last, at Flamborough, aged 59, Miss Sarah Knaggs

Mon 11 Aug 1862	Marriages
	KNAGGS-HAXBY – August 6th at Hinderwell parish church, Mr Thomas Knaggs, farmer, second son of Mr Knaggs of Waupley, to Elizabeth Anne, second daughter of Mr John Haxby, farmerRoxby, late of Strensall

Sat 4 March 1865	Death
	Knaggs – Feb 27th, aged 64, Mary Knaggs, of Pemberton Street, Dewsbury Road, Leeds

Sat 10 March 1866	Death
	Knaggs – March 5th at Easington Lane, near Fence Houses, Mr Thos Knaggs, general dealer

Sat 8 Jan 1870	Death
	Knaggs – Jan 4th at Queen’s Place, Chapel-Allerton, Susan ? of Wm Knaggs Esq., of Bath

Wed 24 Oct 1877	Marriage
	Knaggs-Dawson – On 23rd at Brunswick Chapel, Thomas Knaggs of Dublin to Annie Maria, second daughter of Mr J Dawson, Potternewton

Sat 3 May 1884	Obituary
	Mr George Nattles Knaggs, a gentleman prominently connected with the shipping and mercantile interests of the port of Whitby for more than half a century, died a few days ago. Aged 77. (This is George Trattles)

Leeds Times

Sat 15 Oct 1881	Marriage
	Knaggs-Outwin	Oct 12th at the parish church, Scarborough, Joseph, second son of the late Joseph Knaggs, Westow Hall, Kirkham Abbey, to Rachel Hay, younger daughter of the late George Outwin, Hatfield Park, Doncaster.

Sat 24 March 1894	Death
	Knaggs – March 19th at 191 Cardigan Lane, Leeds, aged 38, Edith Gertrude, wife of Henry Knaggs.

Malton Messenger

Early extracts from Andrew Sefton

19 Dec 1857	Marriage
	On the 14th inst, at the parish church Whitby Mr E. SAWDON, to Miss Mary KNAGGS, both of Whitby.

13 Jul 1858	Death
	On the 13th inst, at Whitby, Sarah Margaret, eldest daughter of Mr W KNAGGS, coal merchant, aged 9 years.

3 Sep 1859	Death
	On the 25th ult, at North Hill, Wetwang, Mr Knaggs, farmer, aged 49.
	< This is Peter. >

15 Mar 1862	Death
	On the 14th inst, at Sherburn, Mrs Jane Knaggs, aged 85.

3 Dec 1864	Marriage
	On the 30th ult., at West Heslerton, George KNAGGS, of Sherburn, to
Charlotte DUNN, of West Heslerton.

Gaps not scanned

Sat 17 Aug 1901	Wedding
	On Wednesday, the marriage took place between Mrs Olive Stockdale, daughter of Mr and Mrs Corney, Bark Knott Cottage, Norton, and Mr Arthur Coulson Knaggs, son of Mr and Mrs B Knaggs, Malton.  The ceremony, which took place at St Peter’s Church, Norton, was witnessed by a large number of guests and friends.  The bride, who wore a cream alpaca dress, trimmed lace and insertion, also a large picture hat to match, was given away by her father, and attended by three bridesmaids, viz. Miss M Knaggs, sister of the bridegroom, and Misses Addison, Scarbro’, cousins of the bride.  The happy couple left by the 5.30 train for Harrogate where the honeymoon is being spent.  The wedding presents were numerous and valuable.

Sat 9 Nov 1918	Death
	Barnby Knaggs, Malton, died November 7th, aged 74.  Interred on Sunday morning.  Service at St Leonard’s Church, 9 a.m.; 9.30 at the cemetery.

Sat 6 Nov 1920	In memoriam
In loving memory of my dear husband, Barnby Knaggs, who died November 7th 1918.

Sat 19 Jan 1924	Death
	On the 15th inst, at Parliament Street, Norton, Raymond Kenneth, dearly loved infant son of Mr and Mrs Walter Knaggs, aged 6 months.

Sat ? April 1931	In memoriam
	Knaggs - Arthur, died 6th April 1931 - mother and Len.
	< This is Arthur Coulson >

Pontefract & Castleford Express

Thu 29 Aug 2002	Death
	Knaggs, John Stephen - Steve died suddenly in hospital on August 22, 2002 aged 66 years. Beloved husband of Marjorie, dearly loved dad of Philip, Stephanie, Christopher and Alison and loving granddad of Brent, James, Ryan, Robert, Bern, Patrick and Blake also dear father-in-law of Graham, Roy and Annie. Cortege to leave residence in Castleford tomorrow Friday August 30 at 11.20 am for service at St Paul’s Church, Glasshoughton at 11.30 am followed by interment at Whitwood Cemetery.

Rotherham and South Yorkshire Advertiser

Fri 16 Jun 1989	Death
	Knagg - Peter Dixon, of Broom Lane, Rotherham, died suddenly June 13th, loving husband of Sheila and devoted father and gramps of Roger, Simon, Sally and Ruth and James and Rachel. Funeral service at Whiston Parish Church on Monday, June 19th at 12.15 pm followed by cremation.

Saltburn Times 1887-1900, 1900-08, 1908-16, 1924-25 (Title varies, gaps, part film)

Aug 26 1887	Rifle Competition
	K company (Guisborough) Rifle Volunteers held their six-monthly Cup Competition.
	Corporal Knaggs came 14th out of 14.

Sep 30th 1887	Rifle Competition
	Corporal Knaggs came 14th out of 30.

1888	Not available.

<Gap not scanned>

Scarborough Evening News

Mon 10 Nov 1902	Death
	Knaggs - On the 9th inst, at 19 Gordon Street, Jane, widow of the late George Knaggs, of Hackness, aged 76 years. Interment at Hackness on Tuesday.

Sat 27 Apr 1907	Death
	Knaggs - On the 27th inst, at Harwood Dale, Thomas Knaggs, aged 63 years. To be interred at Harwood Dale on Monday at 3 o’clock.

Thu 20 Dec 1917	Death
	Knaggs - December 18th at 3 Aberdeen Place, William Thomas Knaggs, aged 79. Funeral Old Cemetery Friday at 3 o’clock.

Wed 12 Feb 1919	Marriage
	Scott-Knaggs - February 12th at St Lawrence’s Church, Scalby, Harold Bamford, elder son of the late Mr and Mrs Henry Scott, “Brentwood”, Rochdale to Florence Nightingale Knaggs of “Heathfield”, Scalby, elder daughter of the late Joseph and of Mrs Knaggs, North Marine Road, Scarborough.

Tue 27 Jan 1925	Death
	Knaggs - On January 25th, Mark Knaggs, beloved brother of Ada Simpson Wilson, 44 Albion Street, aged 42 years. Interment New Cemetery, Thursday 2.30 pm.

Tue 8 Dec 1925	Death
	Knaggs - At Scarborough, December 5th, Robert, son of J Knaggs, 91 Highfield. Interment New Cemetery, Wednesday 2.30.

Tue 22 Jun 1926	Death
	Knaggs - June 20th, Thomas Knaggs, of 7 West Square. To be interred at the New Cemetery, at 3 o’clock.

Tue 19 Apr 1932	Death
	Knaggs - On April 18th, aged 75, James, dearly loved husband of Hannah Knaggs, 91 Highfield. Interment Thursday 2 pm New Cemetery.

Mon 5 Nov 1934	Death
	Knaggs - On the 3rd inst, at “Heathfield”, Scalby, Rachel Hay, widow of Joseph Knaggs, in her 77th year. Funeral at old Cemetery, Scarborough, on Tuesday 6th inst at 2.45 pm, preceded by a service at Scalby Parish church at 2 pm.

Sat 18 Aug 1945	Death
	Knaggs - On August 17th, of Jubilee Terrace, Scalby, Sarah, aged 77 years, beloved wife of the late John Parker Knaggs. Funeral at Harwood dale on August 21st at 2.30.

Thu 30 Aug 1945	Death
	Knaggs - On August 29th at a Nursing Home, Elizabeth Ann, wife of Robert Thomas Knaggs of 19 Gordon Street, Scarborough. To be cremated. No flowers or mourning.

Thu 1 Oct 1953	Death
	Knaggs - On 30th September, at 24 Linden Road, Newby, Hannah, aged 85 years, dearly loved wife of the late James Knaggs. Interment at Manor Road Cemetery, Saturday 3rd October at 10.30 am.

Sat 6 May 1961	Death
	Knaggs - On 5th May, at “Holgate”, 99 Burniston Road, Scarborough, Winifred Eleanor, aged 65 years, dearly loved wife of George Outwin Knaggs and dear mother of George Eric. Service and interment St Laurence’s Church, Scalby, Tuesday 9th May 2 pm.

Mon 15 May 1961	Death
	Knaggs - On 14th May, at Beechwood Nursing Home, aged 61 years, Marjorie Annie, of 24 Linden Road, Newby, and late of St Thomas Street, Scarborough, dearly beloved wife of Tom. After long illness borne with great courage and fortitude. Service St Sepulchre Street Church, Wednesday 2 pm followed by interment at Woodlands Cemetery.

Tue 17 Aug 1961	Death
	Knaggs - On 17th August, William James, 90 Trafalgar Road, aged 70, dearly loved husband of Margaret and a beloved father (late of Miskin and Knaggs Garage). Service and cremation Woodlands, Saturday 19th August 11 am.

Tue 13 Oct 1964	Death
	Knaggs - Suddenly, on 12th October, at 17 Seamer Road, George, aged 83 years, dearly loved brother of Edith, and a dear uncle. Service and cremation Woodlands Friday at 1.30 pm. Sprays only please.

Wed 3 Apr 1968	Death
	Knaggs - George Outwin, on Monday 1st April, at 99 Burniston Road. Funeral St Laurence Church, Scalby, Thursday 2 pm.

Wed 19 Sep 1973	Death
	Knaggs - On 18th September 1973, Margaret Elizabeth, aged 81 years, of 72 Sandybed Crescent, (late of Trafalgar Road), beloved wife of the late William James, and loving mother of Enid, Tom, Dorothy, Marjorie and Audrey, a loving nan and mother-in-law. Service and cremation at 1 pm Friday 21st September at Woodlands Crematorium.

Mon 18 Nov 1974	Death
	Knaggs - On 16th November, at Green Gables, Roy, aged 70 years, beloved husband of the late Lilian and dear brother of Tom. Cremation at Woodlands, 2.30 pm Wednesday. Cortege from 72 Sandybed Crescent.

Thu 30 Jan 1975	Death
	Knaggs - On 29th January (after a long illness patiently borne), of 7 moor Lane, Newby, aged 77 years, Gladys May, the dearly loved wife of Herbert and dear mother of May. service and interment St Laurence’s Church, Scalby, on Saturday (1st February) at 10.30 am. No letters please.

Mon 19 Apr 1976	Death
	Knaggs - On 18th April, Thomas Bateson, aged 81 years, of 35 Tennyson Avenue, beloved husband of the late Marjorie, and a dear uncle and friend of Mr and Mrs Miller. Service at Northstead Methodist Church 11.30 am Thursday prior to interment at Woodlands.

Wed 13 Oct 1976	Death
	Knaggs - On 12th October, Herbert, aged 82 years, of 20a Fieldside, dearly loved husband of Betsy, and a loving dad, granddad and great granddad. Cremation at Woodlands 1.30 pm Friday. Cortege from 23 Highfield. Family flowers only.

Mon 11 Apr 1977	Death
	Knaggs - On 10th April, Rebecca, aged 90 years, of 25 Gladstone Street, dearly loved mother of Muriel, Ken and Doris, and a loving grandma and mother-in-law. Cremation at Woodlands 1.30 pm Friday. No letters please.
	< Rebecca never married. >

Mon 4 Jul 1977	Death
	Knaggs - On Saturday 2nd July, Betsy, aged 81 years, of 20a Fieldside, beloved wife of the late Herbert and a dear mother and grandma. Cremation at Woodlands on wednesday at 11.45 am. Cortege from 23 Highfield. Family flowers only.

Mon 25 Jun 1979	Death
	Knaggs - On 25th June 1979 (in hospital), of Brooklands Farm, Harwood Dale, Cyril, aged 61 years, dearly loved son of Thomas and Mary Alice Knaggs. Funeral service at Harwood Dale Church at 1 pm on Thursday (28th June), prior to cremation at Woodlands Crematorium. No flowers or letters please. Donations in lieu may be sent to Scarborough Hospital.

Mon 4 Nov 1979	Death
	Knaggs - On 4th November 1979, Mary Alice, aged 88 years, of Brooklands Farm, Harwood Dale, dearly loved wife of the late Thomas Knaggs, dear mother of Margaret and the late Cyril, a dear mother, grandmother and great grandmother. Funeral service at Harwood Dale Church on Wednesday (7th November) at 2.30 pm, prior to cremation at Woodlands Crematorium. Family flowers only please. Donations in lieu may be made to Harwood Dale Church and Methodist Chapel.

Tue 13 Oct 1981	Death
	Knaggs - On 12th October 1981, at 13 Church Beck Cottages, Cloughton (late of Harwood Dale), Herbert, aged 82 years, dearly loved husband of the late Gladys and dear father of May.  Funeral service and interment at St Laurence’s Church, Scalby, on Tuesday (15th October) at 2.30 pm.  Floral tributes may be sent to Fred Atkinson (Funeral Directors), Burniston.

Fri 16 Dec 1983	Death
	Knaggs - Dot, on 15th December 1983, the dear friend of Evelyn, Bill and family, and godmother of Neil. < This is Doris >

Mon 24 Nov 1990	Death
	Knaggs - (née White). On 22nd December 1990, Frances, of 34 Stone Quarry Road, Burniston. Dearly loved wife of Ken. Cremation at Woodlands, 1.30 pm, Thursday 27th December. Family flowers only. Donations if desired to Dr Shneesons Assisted Ventilation Unit, Newmarket General Hospital.
	- sister of terry, sister in law of Irena and auntie to Joanna and Sharon.
	- sister of Teresa and sister in law of Arthur, aunty of Linda, Stuart, Malcolm and Kevin.
	- sister of Ted, aunty of Paul.

Scarborough Gazette (via third party, some entries also in Scarborough Mercury)

Thu 23 Oct 1847	Death
	Knaggs - 14 October 1847, at Whitby, Mrs Elizabeth, flour dealer, aged 66.

Thu 29 Jun 1848	Birth
	Knaggs - 26 June 1848, at this place, Mr Joseph Knaggs, schoolmaster, of a son.	< This is Joseph. >

Thu 26 Sep 1850	Death
	Knaggs - On Tuesday last, at the residence of John Watson Esq., Northfield House, Scalby, Mrs Knaggs, aged 76, formerly of this place.
	< This is Mary Ann. >

Thu 26 May 1853	Marriage
	On Saturday last at Hackness, Mr Thomas Knaggs, farmer of Lythe near Whitby to Miss Mary Ribee of Suffield.

Thu 3 Mar 1859	Marriage
	26 Feb 1859 at the Parish Church, Mr William Mountain of Kirby Misperton to Mrs Jane Knaggs of Scarborough.

Thu 30 Jan 1862	Birth
	Knaggs - 23 Jan 1862, Hackness, Mr Knaggs, of a son. <Who is this? >

Thu 18 May 1865	Death
	Knaggs - 13 May 1865, Joseph Knaggs, infant son of Mr Francis Knaggs.

Thu 21 Sep 1865	Death
	Knaggs - 13 September 1865, at Sherburn, Mr George Knaggs, in his 86th year.

Thu 14 Jun 1866	Birth
	Knaggs - 12 Jun 1866, Cross Street, Mr Knaggs, of a daughter.
	< This could be either Arabella or Hannah H. >

Thu 20 Jun 1867	Death
	Knaggs - 17 June 1867, Mrs Frances Knaggs, aged 28, Cross Street.

Thu 1 Apr 1869	Death
	Knaggs - 30 Mar 1869, at Westow Hall, near Kirkham, Mr Joseph Knaggs, aged 59, formerly of Scarborough.

Thu 14 Aug 1869	Marriage
	5 August 1869 at the Parish Church of St Mary, Mr James Graham, soda water manufacturer to Mrs Ann Knaggs, both of this town.

Thu 5 May 1870	Marriage
	2 May 1870 at the Parish Church, Mr William Thomas Knaggs, carriage proprietor to Miss Elizabeth Cable, both of this parish.

Thu 28 Mar 1872	Death
	Knaggs - 21 March 1872, Mary Ann, aged 79, wife of Mr Richard Knaggs, Bow Street.

Thu 13 Mar 1873	Death
	Knaggs - 4 March 1873, Edward, infant son of Mr Robert Knaggs, St Thomas Street.

Thu 25 Nov 1875	Marriage
	20 November 1875 at the Parish Church, Mr Frederick Augustus Lockwood, labourer to Miss Mary Knaggs, both of Scarborough.

Thu 20 Jun 1878	Death
	Knaggs - 13 June 1878, Charles William, aged 9 months, infant son of Mr Robert Knaggs, St Thomas Street.

Thu 28 Mar 1880	Death
	Knaggs - 14 April 1880, Jane Elizabeth, infant daughter of Mr Samuel Knaggs, Falsgrave.

Scarborough Mercury (via third party)

Sat 25 Sep 1858	Death
	Knaggs - 13 September 1858, Frederick, aged 4 months, son of Mr Joseph Knaggs, schoolmaster.

Sat 25 Jun 1859	Death
	Knaggs - 21 June 1859, at Filey, Ann Knaggs, aged 29, of childbirth, beloved wife of Mr James Knaggs, bookseller, and daughter of Mr W Reynolds of Gowthorpe, much and deservedly respected.

Sat 7 Dec 1861	Marriage
	24 November 1861 at the Primitive Methodist Chapel, Mr William Boyes, shoemaker of Muston to Miss Emma Knaggs of Filey.

Sat 4 Apr 1863	Death
	Knaggs - 29 Mar 1863, Mr William Knaggs, aged 27, labourer, of Harwood Dale.

Sat 7 Nov 1863	Death
	Knaggs - 30 October 1863, Alice, aged 3, daughter of Mr William Knaggs, Cross Street.

Sat 22 Oct 1864	Marriage
	4 October 1864 at the Register Office, Mr Francis Knaggs, joiner and Miss Mary Potts both of Scarborough.

Sat 4 Jan 1868	Death
	Knaggs - 28 December 1867, after a lingering illness, at Skinner Street, Whitby, Mr William Knaggs, aged 51, Jet ornament manufacturer.

Sat 18 Jan 1868	Marriage
	16 January 1868 at Westow by the Rev R Kitchin, vicar assisted by Rev W Knaggs, curate of Rilston, brother of the bride, Mr William Peirson, youngest son of the late Robert Peirson Esq., Crake Hall, Allerston Marshes, Pickering to Miss Elizabeth Knaggs, only daughter of Joseph Knaggs Esq., Westow Hall. No cards.

Sat 9 Jan 1869	Death
	Knaggs - 1 January 1869 at 31 Nelson Street, Isabella, aged 24, wife of Mr William Thomas Knaggs.

Sat 10 Sep 1870	Marriage
	4 September 1870 at Jubilee Chapel, Scarborough, Mr William Willis, fisherman to Miss Mary Knaggs, both of Filey.

Selby Times

Fri 3 Jun 1910	Death
	Knaggs - On the 27th ult., at Selby, Herbert, younger son of Thomas and Mary Knaggs, aged 24 years.

Fri 13 Feb 1914	Death
	Knaggs - February 6th, at Station House, Selby, in her 31st year, Beatrice, the dearly beloved daughter of Thomas and Mary H Knaggs.

Fri 19 Jan 1917	Death
	Knaggs - On January 13th, at Station House, Selby, Amy Blanche, dearly beloved daughter of Mr and Mrs Knaggs.

Sheffield Daily Telegraph

Sat 9 Dec 1876	Death
	Nov 21st at Bridlington, Matthew Knaggs, aged 50

York Herald

Sat 21 Dec 1833	Marriage
	On the 18th inst at Scarborough, Mr Thomas Moorhouse of Bishop Burton to Miss Mary Knaggs of Scarborough.

York News (online)

12 Jun 2010		obit

KNAGGS Eric Peacefully at home on June 9th aged 82 years. Beloved husband of the late Kath, loving dad to Malcolm and Alan, much loved father-in-law to Glynis and Maria, cherished grandad to Laura, Vicky, Christopher, Sara, Deborah, Stephen and the late Jenny and a much loved great-grandad to Bailey, Alfie and Sky. _ Funeral Service at York Crematorium on Thursday June 17th at 1.30pm. Family flowers only please, donations in lieu to Sue Ryder, a plate will be provided at the Service. All enquiries to J Rymer Funeral Directors Telephone 01904 624320.

York Press (online)

26 Mar 2013		Death

KNAGGS Mary Mary passed away, aged 90 on March 16th. Widow of Arthur Fletcher and Arthur Knaggs and a loving sister, mother, mother-in-law, granma and great-granma. She was a friend to many. Funeral service to be held on Wednesday, April 3rd, at 3pm at the Salvation Army Citadel, Gillygate, York. No flowers please. A collection will be held in aid of The Salvation Army Children’s Work in York.

Yorkshire Evening Post (Leeds) (Thanks to John Knaggs of Redcar)

Earlier editions unavailable.

15th January 1891	New Assistant Stationmaster at Selby.
	Mr. Thomas Knaggs, who has been in the employment of the North-Eastern Railway Company, first as signalman and subsequently as a passenger guard, has been appointed assistant stationmaster at Selby.

30th January 1891	Tomorrows Football
	Armley v Murfield, Mr. Knaggs referee.

6th February 1891 Yorkshire Rugby Football Union
	Meeting at Green Dragon Hotel Leeds, Mr. (H) Knaggs, Castleford attends

27th February 1891	Yorkshire Rugby Football Union
	Otley Ground Suspended, Mr. (H) Knaggs, Castleford attends

28th February 1891	Yorkshire County Football Celebrities
	Mr. H. Knaggs. (Complete with sketch portrait) The member for the Castleford district on the Board the Yorkshire Union is another the young school who has already rendered splendid service. Mr. Knaggs, who is a schoolmaster by profession, is an advanced reformer for these days of radical programme, and is ever the fore with his influence in any work having for its object the improvement of the game. He enjoys the distinction of being one the most accomplished referees of the day, a capacity he relishes with intelligence and a ready grasp of the rules not always exhibited in the ranks the best adjudicators of the field of play. Since he succeeded Mr. Hartley on the Committee has seldom missed a county match, and in modest way has, had much enjoyment in pursuing the sport as most men. Mr. Knaggs is a plain speaker; says plainly what thinks, striking straight from the shoulder on the question of professionalism, and is in favour of doing away with "dead balls."'

March 17th   and 1st April 1891 Yorkshire Rugby Football Union
	Meeting at Green Dragon Hotel Leeds, Mr. (H) Knaggs, Castleford attends

28th March 1891 Today’s Football
	Wortley v Leeds Trinity, Mr. Knaggs referee.

24th April Leeds Rugby Football Union
	Leeds (North) v South, Mr. Knaggs referee.

6th May 1891 Yorkshire Cup Holders Banquet
	Assembly rooms Pontefract, Mr. Knaggs attends to make speech.

12th September 1891 Sporting Notes
	Londesborough Anns Hotel, Selby, Mr. Knaggs, South Milford (representing the Committee the Yorkshire Rugby Union), attended for the purpose of examining candidates for the position of referee from the clubs of Hull, York, and Selby.

22nd September 1891 Yorkshire Rugby Football Union
	Meeting at Green Dragon Hotel Leeds, Mr. (H) Knaggs, Castleford attends

29th September 1891 Sporting Notes
	Referee Mr. Knaggs comments on match.

6th October and 5th, 24th and 26th November and 8th December1891 Yorkshire Rugby Football Union
	Meeting at Green Dragon Hotel Leeds, Mr. (H) Knaggs, Castleford attends

13th October 1891 A Peculiar Affair from Normanton
	Letter to editor with reference to Mr. H. Knaggs of South Milford

13th November 1891 Mr. Knaggs and the Castleford District
	Critical article about selection of players for the county team and influence of the district officials including Mr. Knaggs the process.

14th November 1891 Castleford District Rugby Union.
	At the meeting of the above Union held at the North Eastern Hotel, Castleford. Mr. M. Fulwood, Normanton, in the chair, a resolution was brought forward and passed relative to the position of Mr. Knaggs (who represents the above district) and his newspaper criticism. A vote confidence being accorded to Mr. Knaggs.

26th November 1891 Castleford District Rugby Union
	Mr Knaggs presides.

2nd January 1892 Death
	Knaggs.—December 26, 55. Trafalgar Square, Scarborough, aged years, Zillah, widow of the late Joseph Knaggs. schoolmaster, Scarborough, and late of Westow Hall, near Kirkham, York. Friends will kindly accept this (the only) intimation. No cards.

8th January 1892 Yorkshire County Fifteen
	Team travels to Somerset included in party County board member H. Knaggs

16th 23rd 25th and 27th January 1892 Football
	Rugby football reports Mr. H. Knaggs, South Milford referee for various games.

Tuesday 2nd February 1892 Death
	Knaggs.—January 30th, Driffield, aged 83 years, John late of Haisthorpe.--Funeral to-morrow (Wednesday), 3 o'clock. No cards.

6th February 1892 County Match
	Yorkshire V Cheshire, included in party County board member H. Knaggs.

16th February, 1st 5th and 22nd March and 5th April, 10th May and 24th May, 3rd, 4th and 14th June, 12th and 26th July, 13th 16th and 23rd August and 6th, 13th 20th 26th and 27th September, 4th 8th11th 12th 20th  26th October and 21st November and 31st December1892.
	Yorkshire County Rugby Union Committee Meetings at Green Dragon Hotel Leeds, in attendance Mr. (H) Knaggs, (Hon Secretary) Castleford.

12th March 1892 South Milford Cricket Dinner
	The financial statement (read by Mr. H. Knaggs, the treasurer) whom receives prize for top batsman and bowler.

14th and 22nd March and 4th 8th 14th 15th and 25th April 1892 Football
	Rugby football reports Mr. H. Knaggs, South Milford referee for various games.

7th April and 1st September and 10th November 1892 Castleford Rugby Union
	Mr. (H) Knaggs, President in attendance.

16th May 1892 Sporting Notes
	I am glad to see that spite of the disquieting rumours which have been current, Mr. H. Knaggs was unanimously adopted by the representatives of the clubs in the Castleford district as the candidate for the Yorkshire County Football Committee again. No man has worked harder during the last year that body than has Mr. Knaggs, and it must very gratifying to him to find that even the "suspends" Normanton and Castleford agree to his re-nomination.

16th May 1892 Accident In The Cricket Field
	During the progress of the cricket match South Milford v. Altofts Dodsworth, a singular and somewhat serious accident occurred to Mr. Pearson, wicket keeper for Altofts. Mr. Raynor, a fast bowler, bowled Mr. H. Knaggs, the captain of the South Milford team, with a "bailer". The ball bounced from the wicket and struck Mr. Pearson on the nose. After medical attention it was found his nose was broken.

27th to 30th July 1892 Advertisement
	For Sale.—Mahogany side-board, plate glass back, sofa, and four hair-seated chairs; will sell the lot or separate; one splendid time-piece; also pitch pine bedroom suite, ail nearly new, wringing machine, perambulator, water filter; no reasonable offer refused. C. Knaggs. Shetcliffe Lane, Dudley Hill, Bradford.

1st August 1892 Athletic Sports
	Mr. H. Knaggs, Judge at Otley Athletic Club festival

20th September 1892 Football
	Alleged Attempted Kidnapping At Elland. …. an unsuccessful attempt has been made at Elland to "kidnap" Rawnsley, a well-known football player. His services, it is said, were wanted for the Brighouse Club. The alleged kidnapper has been expelled from membership of the Club, forbidden to enter the grounds of the club, and the secretary was instructed to "write to Mr. Knaggs, the county secretary, to that effect.

19th October 1892 Two Important Rules
	Mr. H Knaggs praise for his interpretation of rules.

26th and 27th October1892 Yorkshire Society Of Referees.
	…. at the invitation the Yorkshire County Committee, an important meeting of the members of the Yorkshire ire Society of Referees was held at the Green Dragon Hotel, Leeds. …. Mr. Knaggs (Hon. Sec.) hoped the meeting would tend to the uniformity of decision on the part of all referees the Society. 

12t November 1892 Northern District Football Union.
	Ordinary monthly meeting of the above Union was held at the Commercial Hotel, Harrogate ….  The secretary was instructed to write to Mr. Knaggs to ascertain the exact position of the Pateley Bridge Club in respect to their cup-tie fixture with the Harrogate Rangers.

14th and 19th November 1892 Yorkshire v. Northumberland.
	At Headingley, on Saturday, November 19.  Application for tickets to Mr. H. Knaggs, Green Dragon Hotel. Leeds, accompanied by remittance. H. Knaggs Hon. Sec. Plus report on condition of pitch and its inspection by Mr. Knaggs etc.

15th November 1892 Yorkshire v Glamorgan.
	Reference to Mr. (H) Knaggs

22nd November and 26th December 1892 Yorkshire Society Of Referees.
	List of referees and allotted matches signed by Mr. H Knaggs (Hon Secretary)

25th November 1892 Tadcaster Grammar School v South Milford Juniors
	South team half-backs; A H. Knaggs,

30th November 1892 Charge Against the Bradford Club.
	The inquiry into the charges against the Bradford Club, which great local interest is taken, has been postponed. This morning Mr. R. N. Rhodes, the Bradford secretary, received a telegram, from the County Secretary, Mr. H. Knaggs, briefly intimating that the inquiry had been postponed, and that a letter would follow. …

6th and 7th and 13th December 1892 Yorkshire County Rugby Union
	The Rev. F. Marshall and Elland Football Club.  Allegations Of Professionalism. …. The charges came before the County Committee at its meeting in the Green Dragon Hotel, Leeds,  … Mr. H Knaggs (Hon Secretary) was present at inquiry into transfer of players for monetary gain.

17th December 1892 English Trial Match.
	North v South. Grand Game at Richmond, present Mr. H. Knaggs and other members of Yorkshire board.

19th December 1892 Notes On Saturday's Football.
	The Great Match At Richmond. Defeat Of The Northerners. …. The Northerners a large party of them journeyed down to Yorkshire in a special saloon attached to the train leaving King's Cross included Mr. H. Knaggs, the Hon. Sec. of the Yorkshire Rugby Union.

3rd 6th 10th 14th January and 7th 9th  14th 20th and 22nd February and 21st 23rd 24th March and 3rd 11th 18th and 27th April 1893 Yorkshire County Rugby Union Committee Meetings at Green Dragon Hotel Leeds, attended by Mr. (H) Knaggs, (Hon Secretary) Castleford.

18th January 1893 Bitten By a St. Bernard Dog.
	Holmfirth  …. an engineer called William Lodge died from supposed blood poisoning after been bitten by a dog,  a valuable St. Bernard, which was later destroyed. Medical attention was given by Doctors Knaggs and Trotter.

29th March 1893 Castleford District Rugby Union.
	Special meeting held at the North-Eastern Hotel, Castleford, Mr. H. Knaggs presiding.

21st April 1893 Sporting Notes
	Rumour is busy with the name of Mr. Willie Hirst as the probable successor to Mr. Harry Knaggs for the secretaryship of the Yorkshire Rugby Union, Mr. Knaggs having to resign that office in consequence of his appointment as secretary and manager of the Leeds Athletic Club.

22nd April 1893 The Final Cup Tie. Football Edition.
	Magnificent Headingley ground of the Leeds Club which now acknowledged to be one of the best in England was the scene of the final tie for the Yorkshire Challenge Cup …. The ground was in the best possible condition, having been carefully watched during the week by the Leeds Club's officials and Mr. H. Knaggs, the Hon. Sec. of the Yorkshire Rugby Union.

26th April 1893 The Close of the Football Season
	…. The appointment Mr. Knaggs to the secretaryship of the Leeds Club & Co leaves vacant the position of secretary to the Yorkshire Union. The duties of this office are now of such a character that even with the help of a paid assistant the post is one requiring a vast amount time and labour on the part of the occupant. I fancy the Yorkshire Union will find it difficult to obtain a successor to Mr. Knaggs who can devote the time to the work which now necessary. ….

28h April 1893 Holbeck v Rest
	Referee, Mr. H. Knaggs, the Hon. Sec. of the Yorkshire Rugby Union.

16th May and 13th October 1893 Yorkshire County Committee
	Committee member H Knaggs attends meeting at Green dragon Hotel, Leeds

19th 25th 26th and 27th May 1893 Mr. H. Knaggs and The Castleford District Union.
	Mr. Knaggs, who has accepted the position secretary to the Leeds Cricket, Athletic, and Football Club, occupied the chair at meeting of the Castleford District Football Union. He intimated his intention of resigning his position as representative of the district on the County Committee. Several members of the committee spoke of the good work accomplished by Mr Knaggs and a hearty vote of thanks was accorded to him for the manner which he had represented the district to which he admirably replied.

15th July 1893 Leeds Cricket, Football, And Athletic Club. 
	Annual sports, Mr. H. Knaggs in attendance.

12th August 1893 Cricket
	H. Knaggs plays for Leeds against Guisley

29th August 1893 Death
	Knaggs.—August 27, at 191, Cardigan Lane. Headingley, aged 8 mouths, Francis Edward, the beloved son of Harry and Edith Gertrude Knaggs.

16th September 1893 Thornhill Colliery Disaster. 
	Charity Sports Headingley. Mr. Harry Knaggs, secretary the company in attendance.

26th December 1893 Leeds Athletic Club and Hull.
	The annual inter run between these clubs took place from the Oak Hotel, Headingley,  general club secretary (Mr. H. Knaggs) was also the recipient of a present.

18th January and 22nd February and 19th April 1894 Leeds Referees Society
	H. Knaggs elected president also listed to referee during February

24th January 1894 Leeds Cricket, Football, and Athletic Company (Ltd).
	Ground staff annual dinner at the Green Dragon Hotel, Leeds, Mr. Knaggs, the secretary and manager, presided …

17th February 1894 Leeds v Hunslet
	Match abandoned, Mr. Knaggs, the secretary confirms.

23rd February 1894 Yorkshire V Rest of England
	Yorkshire Rugby Union subcommittee met in consultation with Mr. H. Knaggs, the secretary Leeds Club, completed arrangements for the match

9th April 1894 Sporting Notes
	Mr. Knaggs, of the Leeds Cricket Club, informs that some complaints have been made as to the practice wicket on the Headingley enclosure not being in the best of condition in past seasons.

17th to 11th May 1894 Musical Instruments
	S. L. Knaggs endorsement of Steinmayer pianos.

21st April 1894 Yorkshire Challenge Cup Final
	Headingley. ….  The field was in perfect condition, and everything possible had been done for providing for the comfort and convenience big attendance spectators, the work had chiefly fallen upon ... and Mr. H. Knaggs, the secretary of the Leeds Club.

23rd April 1894 Gate at Headingley. 
	Mr. H. Knaggs informs the attendance at the final tie at Headingley numbered 15,093

11th May 1894 Sporting Notes
	Mr. Knaggs, the secretary the Leeds C.F. & A.C. confirms the meeting the club is to be held at the Grand Assembly Rooms.

27th June 1894 Sporting Notes
	Mr. H. Knaggs, the secretary of the Leeds Club, says the cricket pitch is now better than it has ever been. Great care is being taken with view of the forthcoming county match

27th June 1894 The Leeds Cricket, Football and Athletic Company (Ltd). 
	Annual meeting of the shareholders, … Speaking of the change in the secretaryship, said they all thanked Mr. Knaggs, for the energy and consideration he had thrown into his work.

28th and 29th June 1894 To Let
	Comfortable Apartments on very moderate terms may be had at Mrs. Knaggs', High Green, Bridlington.

4th December 1894 Football. The Association Game at Leeds. 
	... a deputation attended from the Leeds Rugby Club, including Mr. H. Knaggs". To lay before the committee their views as to the prospects of the game (Football) being played at Headingley, ….

14th to 19th February 1895 Furnishing Trade. 
	Advertiser wishes to meet with Cabinetmaker's Business, in a healthy residential town. Address "Furniture," care of Mr. Knaggs. Chemist, Thirsk.

16th February 1895 Cycling
	A most successful dance took place last night in the Pavilion Headingley in connection with the Leeds Cycling Club. The room had been very tastefully decorated by the secretaries, Messrs. H. Knaggs and E R. Hoyle, and the arrangements were very complete.

18th Cricket On The Ice.
	The ice at Arthington on Saturday was in splendid condition and was taken advantage of by several Leeds cyclists, among whom may be mentioned,  H. Knaggs, and others played cricket match on the ice, the sides being Leeds v Pool and Arthington, the Leeds men winning an exciting match by five runs.

18th March 1895 Cup Tie Protests
	Yorkshire County committee meet at Green dragon Hotel.  Inquiry into results of several cup ties ….   It is probable that Mr. H. Knaggs, the secretary of the Leeds Club will appear before the Committee on behalf of the appellant organisation.

20th 23rd and 26th March 1895 Today's Football.
	Leeds V. Liversedge. Letters to editor include reference to Mr. Knaggs over a disputed goal and the concluding decision of Yorkshire committee.

27th March 1895 Yorkshire V. Cumberland. 
	… county championship match, which decided the championship, played on the Manningham ground in attended Mr. H. Knaggs (Leeds)

10th April 1895 West Riding Cricket League.
	Committee meeting at the Green Dragon Hotel, Leeds, Mr. H. Knaggs assistant secretary.

1st June Cricket
	Armitage Bridge V Leeds, Knaggs plays for Leeds.

25th June 1895 Cycling
	South Milford Cricket Club will hold their annual sports meeting on the 16th of July which is the day Leeds Club have fixed for the next 50 miles time trials, as Mr. Knaggs and most the Leeds Club members actively participate in the promotion the South Milford meeting a change of date is very probable.

24th January to 6th March 1896 Musical Instruments for Sale
	S. L. Knaggs endorsement of Steinmayer pianos.

18th April 1896 Leeds C, Ft, & A. Company.
	Wanted, Man for Tennis Ground; must thoroughly understand marking out etc. Apply to H. Knaggs, Pavilion, Headingley.

15th June 1896 Cricket. Yorkshire V. Australians. 
	The Big Match At Headingley. The Colonials All Out For 144. (by Our Own Reporter.) The second of the three matches arranged between Yorkshire and the Australian team commenced on the Leeds Club's ground at Headingley … The attendance stated by Mr. Knaggs, the Leeds secretary, to be 18,000, including members.

23rd July 1896 The "gate" Receipts At Headingley. 
	….  informed by Mr. H. Knaggs, the secretary of the Leeds Club, that the total attendance Headingley during the three days of the Yorkshire and Lancashire county match was 23,184, and that the sum of £731 19s. was taken the gates.

4th September 1896 The Football Season, The Northern Union Ready. 
	…  The visitors tomorrow will be the Holbeck men, who will thus make their first appearance in Northern Union football  .... Mr. Knaggs asks me to say that during the afternoon the Leeds v. Wakefield League cricket match will in progress on the cricket enclosure, and that the ground will not be divided for the respective games.

2nd November 1896 Football Accidents.
	Whilst playing in the match, Scarborough Magpies v Scarborough Peasholme, on the Burniston Road Ground, Scarborough, Knaggs, one of the former's forwards, sustained a bad fracture of the right leg, just below the knee. The accident resulted from Knaggs and another player kicking at the ball simultaneously.

20th November 1896 The Leeds Club And Their New Half Backs. 
	…. officially informed by Mr. H. Knaggs, the Hon. secretary of the Leeds Club, that the services of T. Pickford, late of the Worthy Club, have been secured for the football section,  Replying a question Mr. Knaggs said that Pickford would positively turn out with Leeds, in spite of denials to the contrary, and that it hoped that his inclusion will lead to very necessary improvement the combination the Leeds back division.

28th November 1896 Cycling
	The annual dance of the Athletic and Cycling Section of the Leeds Club was held at the Pavilion, at Headingley. The room had been very tastefully decorated Mr. Knaggs, and pleasant evening was spent.
4th December 1896 Leeds Assizes
	The cases in the list for hearing to-morrow (5th) at Leeds Assizes in the Civil Court include Knaggs v. Brown—Slander.

7th December 1896 Yorkshire Echoes.
	“Have you nothing to do but listen to this kind of twaddle. It may be very amusing, but a court of justice should not be a place of entertainment on a Saturday for people who take an interest in football.'” Mr. Justice Vaughan Williams, contemptuously summing up the slander action brought by Mr. Harry Knaggs, secretary of the Leeds Cricket, Football & Athletic Co against Mr. Brown, fettered the case to one in particular. It was not even amusing." The details were dry-as-dust, and not the singular performance of the plaintiffs could quicken the dispute into a local …  ? Even under the legal microscope the slander could not be detected, and the case ignominiously; broke down, not, however, before enough revealed showing that the little athletic kingdom Headingley has its difficulties of government …

1897 unavailable as of 4/10/14

19th January 1898 Pantomime Football 
	Proposed Match At Headingley. There was a good attendance at the Mitre Hotel, Leeds, for the purpose arranging details connection with the pantomime football match at Leeds for the benefit of medical charities. ….   Mr. H. Knaggs, the secretary of the Leeds Cricket, Football, and Athletic Club, was appointed Hon. secretary of committee.

5th February 1898 Cycling. 
	First meeting of the new committee of the Leeds A. and C.C. was held at the Mitre Hotel.  The cycling section the club has grown rapidly during the past season that it thought advisable to increase the club's representation on the N.C.TT.,  the following gentlemen were elected represent the club that body including H. Knaggs.

12th February 1898 For Charity's Sake Pantomime Football Match. 
	Athletic Sports, And Carnival. In Aid The Medical Charities Of Leeds. Headingley Grounds,  February I6th. Procession From Victoria Square At 12.30 pm. Athletic Sports at 2 o'clock. Grand Football Match between Hunslet(Competition Team) v. Rest Of Leeds Clubs. Kick-off 3.30. pm Side Shows and  Attractions during the Afternoon. H. KNAGGS. Hon. See.

22nd February to 27th March 1898 Musical Instruments
	S. L. Knaggs endorsement of Steinmayer pianos.

2nd July 1898 To Let
	Apartments.—To Let, Sitting and one or two Bed Rooms, near station; horse and trap. Mrs. Knaggs. Hawes, R.S.O.

27th September 1898 Charge Against The Leeds Football Club.
	Mean And Contemptible Tactics. Account of poaching players and explanation given by Mr. H. Knaggs, secretary of Leeds.

3rd 4th 5th and 7th October 1898 The Charges Against The Leeds Football Club.
	Letters to editor with reference to Mr. H. Knaggs, secretary of Leeds and their dealings in signing of players from other clubs.

12th November 1898 Quarry Mount V. Woodhouse. 
	(Association, Leeds Schools League.) courtesy of Mr. H. Knaggs,  Leeds Football Club permission was granted to play the above match at the Headingley enclosure.

7th January 1899 Late News
	The Rev. James Knaggs, the well-known pastor at The Grove Congregational Church. Stratford, is retiring after many years' service.

30th January 1899  Pantomime And Charity. 
	A meeting of the committee who have in hand the arrangements for the suggested football match and pantomime matinee aid of the medical charities of the city was held at the Mitre Hotel, Leeds  reference to telephoned by Mr. H. Knaggs, the secretary ...

4th February 1899 Leeds Pantomime Football Match, 
	The Hon. secretary, Mr. H. Knaggs, announces arrangements.

10th April 1898 A Filey Romance.
	Lady Becomes Heiress To An Australian Estate. Where Were Her Parents Married? There is an account in the London papers to day Filey marriage, which is an old story told by the Vicar of Filey as a protest against being married on the sly. His account published last week in the parish magazine says nothing about considerable wealth, and gives no names. The facts are that about the year 1820 or 1830 Robert Knaggs and Elizabeth Skelton. the daughter Filey publican, left home together, and returned after a short absence, stating they were married. They took house at between Filey and Gristhorpe, where they lived all their lives. They had a family of sons and daughters, but the parish registers show that they all died except two, a boy and girl. The son, named Skelton Knaggs, went to Australia when young man, and news has reached his sister (who was born in 1840, and resides near Filey) that he has died intestate, leaving a good sum of money. The singular part the story is that neither father nor mother appears to have stated where they were married, and in the absence of this information the heiress to Skelton's money will find it difficult to prove her legitimacy. Steps are being taken, however, with that object, legal gentleman having left this country for Australia to prosecute her claim.

9th May 1899 Painter's Losses.
	William Quirk, described as a painter, paperhanger, and decorator, formerly carrying on business in Skipton Road, llkley, came before the Registrar in Bankruptcy, in Leeds, today. His deficiency was £113 10s., which ho alleged was due to losses on contracts. Debtor commenced business in October, 1893, along with a man named Knaggs, their joint capital being £9. The examination was closed.

20th and 22nd May 1899 Seaside and Country Apartments
	South Shore M. Knagg(s), Wellington House. 55. Waterloo Road; one minute from sea; newly furnished; piano, bath.

24th May 1899 Notes by Old Ebor
	…. the Yorkshire County Committee, at their meeting here yesterday, decided to supply county tickets to representatives in different towns, with the view to facilitating the sale, tickets may obtained from …  Mr. H. Knaggs, the Pavilion, Headingley.

25th May 1899 Annual meeting of the Leeds Football Club
	Football authorities throughout North of England will regret to hear of the illness of Mr. H. Knaggs, the secretary of the Leeds Cricket, Football, and Athletic Club, who has been ordered the Isle Man for his health by a medical gentleman.

3rd and 5th June 1899 Advertisement
	Third Test Match. England V. Australia. At Headingley. June 29, 30. And July 1. Tickets For (Reserved Seats Numbered), One Guinea Each For Three Days, Apply H. Knaggs. Pavilion. Headingley, Leeds.

9th June 1899 Riding Fatality At Scarborough.
	Harrogate Gentleman Thrown From His Horse. Mr. Hopper was out riding with his wife, and returning to Scarborough via Ayton. When near racecourse his horse bolted down the bill and reaching Stepney Rise the animal stumbled and fell, throwing Mr. Hopper, who fell upon his head. A messenger was sent into Scarborough for assistance. Dr. Knaggs rode out on his bicycle. Upon reaching the scene of the accident he found him alive, but unconscious. The unfortunate gentleman only lived few minutes longer. ….

23rd June 1899 Appointments
	The Council of the Yorkshire College has appointed Mr. Lawford Knaggs, F.R.C.S., honorary demonstrator surgical pathology.

10th August 1899 Death
	Knaggs. August29th at 29 Kilburn Street. New Wortley, Joseph Knaggs. Aged 65 years Will be interred at Wortley Cemetery on August 13th, Service at New Church. Friends kindly accept this only intimation.

28th September 1899 Funeral Of Mr. "Willie" Hirst, Of Huddersfield
	Among those present Mr. H. Knaggs (former secretary of Yorkshire Rugby Union)

Monday 2nd October 1899 Death
	Last evening an old resident of Bridlington, well known to thousands of visitors, passed away in the person Mrs. Mary Knaggs, of Promenade Mews. She was aged 72.

2nd December 18999 Illness of Mr. H. Knaggs. 
	The football public will regret to hear of the serious illness of  Mr. H Knaggs, the secretary of the Leeds Club, and a former Hon. secretary of the Yorkshire Rugby Union, and the representative for the Castleford district on that body. Mr. Knaggs was present at a football match the other day and has since been seriously ill at his home in Cardigan Lane. During Thursday night his condition was very serious but he is today reported slightly better.

17th January 1900 Points from the War News
	Yeomanry who will go to the front. Five new batteries to be formed. ...2nd battalion of Yorkshire Volunteers  … Lieutenant Colonel Knaggs (difficult to decipher)

13th April 1900 Football. The Northern Union
	Mr. J. Clifford (Huddersfield) was appointed touch-judge for the match Swinton v Leeds  Parish Church, at Huddersfield, replacing Mr. H. Knaggs (Leeds).

14th April 1900 Football Echoes
	Mr. H. Knaggs acted wisely withdrawing from the position of touch-judge for the semi-final at Fartown today. The Leeds Club are directly interested in the final, which may have to been played on the Headingley ground. The absence a Leeds official from the semi-final makes it impossible for anyone to talk—which they do nowadays on the slightest provocation.

19th April 1900 The Yorkshire Cricket Eleven. Opening Practice
	The ground at Headingley never looked better at this time of the year received very careful attention from the ground staff, under the supervision of Mr. H. Knaggs, and the preparation of good wickets for the County matches may be confidently relied upon.

31st January 1901
	Mr. William Knaggs, Stockton-on-Tees, organist, died with painful suddenness last night after rehearsing the music for a service to held Saturday.

23rd February 1901 Yorkshire County Cricket   
	meeting of the Committee, a letter was read from J. T. Brown, asking permission for a committee, consisting of Messrs. H. Knaggs and others, to assist him in his benefit.

30th march 1901 Football
	Batley v Runcorn H. Knaggs, Leeds, touch judge

18th April 1901 New Inter County League
	Proposal to create inter county league … Neither Mr. Knaggs nor any of the prominent officials of the Leeds Club know anything officially of the decision of the Headingley organisation..

22nd April 1901 The Cricket Season. 
	The Yorkshire Team at Headingley. The members commenced their series of practices to-day in glorious weather. …. The ground is in first-class condition. For five weeks past it has been under close attention from Mr. H. Knaggs and the ground staff. Etc

14th June 1901 T. Brown's Benefit Fund.
	Committee meeting  for the Brown benefit match was held at the Green Dragon Hotel, Leeds, tickets available from Mr. H. Knaggs, pavilion, Headingley.

6th July 1901 Cricket
	Leeds (a) v Leamington (A).Leeds (A) player Knaggs

25th July 1901 Notes by old Ebhor
	Warning of presence of counterfeit tickets for T. Browns benefit refers to alleged order of tickets by Mr. Knaggs, Leeds secretary …

17th August 1901 Cricket
	Leeds(A) v Burley Clarence, H. B. Knaggs for Leeds scores 59 runs.

12th to 23rd October and 1st December 1901 Advertisement
	For various sports events at Headingley Grounds, Secretary H. Knaggs

21st January 1902 Advertisement
	Leeds Football Club, opponents wanted for various dates, Secretary H. Knaggs

12th February 1902 Facts about Browns Benefits
	Mr H Knaggs frequently mentioned in meeting at Green Dragon Hotel, Leeds

13th February 1902 Postponement of York’s v Lancs Match
	Headingley Ground meeting, H. Knaggs, Leeds secretary, and others discuss frozen ground …

Cricket (Leeds League) 
3rd 10th,17th and 24th May and 21st June, 5th and 19th July, 2nd and 10th August 1902
	H. B. Knaggs plays for Leeds 

7th June 1902 Leeds Football Club. 
	officially informed by Mr. Harry Knaggs, secretary of the Leeds Football Club, that at the meeting of the committee it was decided to make application to join the Second Division of the Northern Rugby League

17th June 1902 Leeds Cricket
	Advertisement, Leeds Second Eleven require opponents for Match awayJuly 12th. Apply H. Knaggs. Headingley. 

6th September 1902 Football Echoes
	H. Knaggs, Leeds secretary mentioned in two articles.

8th September 1902 Reply to Correspondents
	Mr. H. Knaggs, Pavilion, Headingley.

10th September 1902 Northern League Rugby
	H. Knaggs in attendance.

11th September 1902 Yorkshire County Trial
	Applications for trial at Hull to Mr. H. Knaggs, Headingley

10th October 1902 A Drunken Man And A Revolver.
	Scene In A Scarborough Garden. At Scarborough, to-day, William Thomas Knaggs, elderly man, was bound over in £25 to keep the peace for six months for shooting with a revolver, and threatening to kill one Alfred Livingstone. Knaggs went to complainant’s garden and after using abusive language fired four shots. ? grand-daughter, however, said the men had their backs to each other when the shots were fired, and complainant admitted that did not know where the revolver was pointed. He was very drunk at the time, and told the Bench he was very sorry, but remembered nothing about it. 

31st October 1902 Tomorrows Football
	Mr. H. Knaggs confirms Yorkshire team for inter county match

14th November 1902 Leeds Infirmary Appointment
	Mr. R. Lawford Knaggs, one of the assistant surgeons at the General Infirmary, was appointed honorary surgeon to fill the vacancy, and Mr. Mayo Robson was elected honorary consulting surgeon to the Infirmary. Mr. Knaggs has been at the Infirmary since 1894. 

13th December 1902 Football Echoes
	… sub-committee formed to adopt a scheme for schools' competition consists of ….  Knaggs (Leeds), old teacher. 

3rd January 1903 Football Echoes
	The Rugby game. Mr. H. Knaggs highlights significance of the use of the word “Rugby” in its promotion by county schools …

27th January 1903 Advertisement
	Team required to play match apply Mr. H. Knaggs, Headingley

12th February 1903 Saturday's Cup-Tie At Dewsbury.
	… Northern Union Cup match on Saturday, between Leeds and Dewsbury  ... Mr. Knaggs, secretary of the Leeds Club, met the Dewsbury Club, to make final arrangements for the great crowd which is expected to assemble ...

 19th and 28th February 1903 Football Notes
	Wakefield v Leeds Cup Tie, Mr. H. Knaggs confirms ticket prices remain same

2nd March 1903 The League Leadership
	Mr. Rowland Hill has advised J. Knaggs, of Hartlepool Rovers, that he has been selected as first reserve half back for the England v. The Rest match at Leeds

9th March 1903 The Leeds Protest
	Mr. H Knaggs, Leeds Secretary writes an open letter about the result of a recent match

21st March Football Echoes
	The Rugby game. List of receipts for recent match by Mr. H. Knaggs, Leeds Secretary

Wed 8 Apr 1903	Death
	Knaggs - On the 8th inst, at 20 Chisney Terrace, Hillidge Road, Hunslet, aged 41 years, Harriett Knaggs. Interred at the Cemetery, Hunslet, on Friday next at 3.30.

11th April 1903 Advertisement
	For Leeds Football Club excursion; Mr. H Knaggs, Leeds Secretary

Sat 17 Apr 1915	Death
	Knaggs - April 15th at 5 High Street, Leeds, Mary Annie Knaggs, aged 66, wife of John Knaggs. Interment on Monday at 3.30.

25th April 1903 Leeds Football Club
	Mr. H Knaggs, Secretary

27th April 1903 The Finals
	Report on Halifax victory … praise for Mr. H. Knaggs, Leeds Secretary in dealing with record ticket sales …
20th June 1903 County Football Matches.
	Arrangement Of Next Season's Dates. … meeting convened by Mr. H. Knaggs, Leeds,  held at the Pavilion, Huddersfield to consider the County matches for 1903-4. 

27th June and 18th and 25th July 1903 Cricket
	Knaggs plays for Headingley St. Michaels in Leeds church league

18th July 1903 The Leeds Festival. 
	Splendid Race In The Half Mile Flat Handicap. The Schools' Contest.  The annual Cycling and Athletic Tournament, under the auspices of the Leeds Athletic Club, took place, this afternoon, the Headingley Ground. … starters, include Mr. H. Knaggs, Secretary 

3rd September 1903 Sporting Notes
	 The President of the Yorkshire County Club (Mr. F. Lister) last night presented a silver tea service on behalf of the committee to Mr. Harry Knaggs as a recognition of the able way in which he discharged the secretarial duties last season.

8th September 1903 Football
	… There were a large number applicants for the post of salaried manager to the Hull Club. The final three from which the selection was made … Mr. H. Knaggs, jun, Leeds failed to be selected.

3rd October 1903 Local News
	Mr. W. Knaggs, of North Care, appointed at the Hull and Barnsley station 

15th October 1903 Claim for Luncheons and Teas
	Leeds County Court, Mr. H. Knaggs acting for Leeds football and Athletic Co

7th November 1903 Rugby Union County Match
	York’s v Durham, J. Knaggs (Hartlepool Rovers) plays for Durham in county

23rd November 1903 Football
	 Mr. H. Knaggs, the Hon. secretary the Yorkshire (N.U.) County Union, 

1st December 1903 In A State Of Depression. Huddersfield Coachman's Suicide. 
	An old man, named John Saltmer (67), who resided at Manchester Road, Huddersfield, has committed suicide in a distressing manner. The deceased had been employed a coachman by Dr. Knaggs, but left the service on the 4th November. Since that date he had been in a depressed condition of mind. This morning he was noticed by his daughter, Jane Saltmer, to go upstairs with razor in his hand. The daughter followed, to find that her father had inflicted a gash in his throat. Dr. Frank Knaggs was summoned, but before his arrival the old man had expired. The deceased had suffered from heart disease. 

18th December 1903 Rugby Union.
	Rest Of England V. Champions County Durham at Hartlepool, County includes —three-quarter back (J) Knaggs 

1904 to 1908 unavailable as of 18/8/14

24th March 1909 £910 For The Loss Of A Husband. 
	A special jury at the Sheriff London's Court awarded £910 damages against the Yorkshire Railway to the widow and children of Captain Knaggs, of the Hartlepool brigantine Enterprise, who was drowned. The Enterprise ran down the defendants' steamer Derwent, and the whole of the crew except a boy perished. The railway admitted negligence on the part their captain.

9th October 1909 Football Echoes
	Wetherby are giving a trial this week to another Boston Spa player, Walter Knaggs, younger son of Mr. Harry Knaggs, thelate secretary Headingley

2nd November 1909 Suffered from Work Phobia
	Miners complaint diagnosed at Leeds Infirmary by Mr. Knaggs, honorary Surgeon, expert witness in compensation claim …

9th November 1909 Cycling
	The great annual Australian cycle race from Warruambool? to Melbourne, a distance of 165 miles, was won by Yorkshireman. W. E. Knaggs, in 7 hours 32min.

27th May 1910 Selby Young Man's Tragic Death.
	A sensation this afternoon, was caused by the death of Herbert Knaggs, aged 25, younger son of Mr. Thomas Knaggs, Station-Master at Selby. The deceased was found yesterday morning by his mother in his bedroom unconscious, and medical aid was procured, but proved unavailing. The deceased was a popular footballer, but lately had been ill, and had suffered from insomnia.

24th April 1911 Doctor's Death
	The death has occurred at his residence. 2, Bradley Lane, Huddersfield, of Dr. Samuel Knaggs the oldest medical practitioner in Huddersfield. Eighty-two years ago Dr. Knaggs was born at Clapham, London, and settled in Huddersfield about sixty years ago where he established a good practice. For many years a member of the honorary medical staff of Huddersfield Infirmary. He had contributed to medical literature, and was an author of works of much interest, including treatises “Unsoundness of the Mind in Relation to the Question for Criminal Responsibility” and "Common Sense and Homoeopathy." He was twice president of the Branch the British Medical association. Dr. Knaggs leaves four sons, two of whom are in the profession. Doctor Robert Lawford Professor of Surgery at the Leeds infirmary and Dr. Frank Knaggs. a partner with his father at Huddersfield.

1st March 1912 Advertisement
	Wanted efficient Paperhangers and Painters; work guaranteed till June. G Knaggs, 4, Manor Street, Bridlington.

12th June 1912 Doctors and Cancer
	Interesting evidence in libel action. Two Doctors and BMA in court at Kings Bench Division.
	…. Dr. W. V. Knaggs, a general and consulting practitioner, said for too last three years had treated cancer cases and considered cancer was a blood disease, and should treated as such mainly on diet lines. The periodic examination of blood "adopted by the plaintiff gave magnificent assistance in the diagnosis and treatment of the disease. The right treatment of cancer was dealing with the blood, but whether it would cure the disease was another matter. He had watched four cases of cancer treated and in one case disappeared in six months. In the other three, though the persons died within six months, he believed their sufferings were much mitigated by the treatment.  ….. Hearing adjourned.

25th July 1912 Powers Of The City Council Not Defined.
	The Leeds Watch Committee held a special meeting for the purpose of considering what pension to allow Major G. G. Tarry, the retiring chief constable …. On behalf of Major Tarry, medical evidence was given by Dr. Robert Lawford Knaggs (consulting surgeon to the Leeds Police Force) … 

27th August 1912 On The Way To York Races. Agent Fined
	Selby magistrates.   William Pampell, commission agent of St George's Road, London, was charged with travelling on the North-Eastern Railway without paying his fare. Evidence was given that defendant arrived at Doncaster a train from King's Cross, and travelled to Selby, where he alighted, and stood on the platform. He remained there until the train was about to depart, when he hurriedly got into the third class compartment. Railway Constable Scudman drew the attention of Assistant Stationmaster Knaggs to the man, who was questioned. …. Defendant was fined £1 and 14s. costs.

3rd September 1913 
	The death has taken place at Boston Spa, at the advanced age of 83 years of Mrs. Knaggs mother of Mr. Harry Knaggs, formerly secretary to the Headingley Club. (This is Elizabeth Hannah)

27th February 1912 Funeral Of Mr. Fred Lawson Of Leeds. 
	Mr. Lawford Knaggs in attendance.

Sat 17 April 1915	Death
	Knaggs - April 15th at 5 High Street, Leeds, Mary Annie Knaggs, aged 66, wife of John Knaggs. Interment on Monday at 3.30.

18th April 1916 
	Lady Assistant wanted, for ladies tailoring and gents outfitting able to measure for costumes, particulars to to J W. Knaggs and Co, Smallbridge, Rochdale.

30th August 1916 Wanted
	Painters and paper hangers wanted, good men only, Wm Knaggs, 147 Rounday Road Leeds.

1917 Unavailable as of 23/11/14

12th March 1918 Flamborough Toll to the North Sea
	Life story of a veteran of the coast, Mr. John Duke of High St Flamborough passed away aged 86.  … Forty-two years ago his son William Duke, together with William Knaggs (son-in-law), and Chadwick Knaggs went out fishing and all lost their lives. 

1st November 1918 Fatal Ramble. 
	Accidental death was the verdict at Leeds on the body of Francis Knaggs (8) of Surrey Street, who slipped under a pole timber wagon on the Red Road, Temple Newsam and was killed. With several others, he had gone for a walk they met two wagons, and were told to go away by the drivers. Knaggs, in racing round the waggon, slipped and fell under the rear wheel, which passed over his skull.

Tue 31 Dec 1918	Death
	Knaggs - December 30th, at his daughter’s residence, 16 Grimthorpe Terrace, Headingley, John Knaggs - Interment Woodhouse Hill Cemetery, Thursday 3.30 pm.

13th June 1919 Wanted
	Painters and paper hangers wanted, good men only, Wm Knaggs, 147 Rounday Road Leeds.

13th October 1919 Netherwoods Pianos
	Knaggs and Bishop piano for sale

5th December 1919 Death A Former Football Secretary.
	The death of' Mr. Harry Knaggs which was announced today having taken place at the Commercial Hotel, Workington, recalls the' long and useful connection which he had with the Headingley Grounds as the secretary of the Leeds Cricket, Football, and Athletic Club. In former days Mr. Knaggs was Schoolmaster at South Milford near Leeds, an old Rugby Union player himself, he graduated referee and years ago was one the best referees in Yorkshire. After the "split" to Rugby Union football he became a keen adherent to the Northern Union game and took appointment as the Leeds club's secretary which post held for about a dozen year. He retired in 1907 to become the licensee an hotel Boston Spa, and recent years he had been very little in Leeds. He was 64 years of age.

26th June 1920 Baxter's Piano Bargains
	Knaggs and Bishop piano; 32 gns.

2nd October 1920 Wanted
	Painters wanted, practical men, Wm Knaggs, 147 Rounday Road Leeds.

Mon 13 Mar 1922	Death
	Knaggs - March 11th at 7 Railway Street, Marsh Lane, Mary Ann, beloved wife of Robert Knaggs, aged 40 years. Interment at Harehills on Wednesday; service at Leeds Parish Church at 2.30 pm.

Wed 1 Oct 1924	Death
	Knaggs - September 30th, at 23 Trentham Grove, Ellen, the beloved wife of Thomas H. Knaggs, aged 74 years. Interment at Woodhouse Hill, Thursday October 2nd at 3.30; leaving the house 2.15 for service in Hunslet Parish Church.

30th September 1925 Memoriam
	For Ellen, the beloved wife of Thomas H. Knaggs, and family.

2nd October 1925 Advertisement
	Chemist, C.M.R. Knaggs, Market Place Thirsk stockist of Relaxall remedies.

6th November 1925 Relaxall Sale
	Stockist; J.R. Thompson, Thirsk (late Knaggs)

25th November 1925 Bridlington Man Drowned.
	Washed from fathers side at wheel. …  One of the crew of the Bridlington motor fishing boat Fidelity—Tom Knaggs, single—was swept off the deck about five o'clock this morning when the boat, skippered by his father, was making tor home. It said that the young man was at his father's side at the steering wheel when a great sea swept the deck, and it was found that Knaggs had been swept off. Though at terrible risk the motor-boat was turned round and cruised for some time in the vicinity. The young man was lost in the darkness.

December 31st 1925 Advertisement; Death Benefits paid in 1925
	Daily Mail free insurance for registered readers. £250 paid in respect of Mr. R. Knaggs, 39 Charles, St Redcar, York’s, Cycling. (Robert Knaggs died 31st October 1924, age 25, father William)

1st January 1926 Advertisement; Death Benefits paid in 1925
	Daily Mail free insurance for registered readers. £250 paid in respect of Mr. R. Knaggs, 39 Charles, St Redcar, York’s, Cycling.  (Robert Knaggs died 31st October 1924, age 25, father William)

8th and 11th January 1927 Advertisement
	Bridlington.— Grocery Business for disposal, present hands over 20 years, good house, and large corner shop, lease if desired, inquiry invited.— John J. Knaggs, 25, West St., Sub Post Office, Bridlington. 

5th February 1927 The Piano House
	Knaggs and Bishop Piano for sale £20

Tue 1 Mar 1927	Death
	Knaggs - February 28th, at 16 Linden Grove, Dewsbury Road, Ellen, widow of the late Robert Knaggs, aged 79 years. Interment Woodhouse Hill Cemetery Friday March 4th at 3 pm.

25th July 1928 Fatal Foot board Ride. 
	Man who Slipped and Was Run Over Car. John Thomas Knaggs of High Street, South Milford, near Leeds was riding on the foot board of a motor-car driven by Perry Jackson, also of High Street, South Milford, when he slipped and the motor drove over him. He was taken to Leeds General Infirmary and died at 11:40 last night.

16th October 1928 Radio Pilfering. 
	Leeds Thief and Receiver Sentenced.  Leeds Stipendiary Magistrates Court.Thomas Smith (21) Wordsworth Rd, Kirkstall was charged with stealing a loud speaker, eight batteries and six switches from Mr. H W. Sellers, City Square. Albert V.  Knaggs wireless dealer, of Kirkstall Road, was charged with receiving the stolen property. Included in the apparatus Smith passed  to Knaggs who promised pay £1 week, was a three valve set.  (Knaggs) agreed to sell the goods on commission but he had not the slightest idea they were stolen. Mr. J. Milner prosecuting said the total value of the goods stolen was £30. Prisoners were each sentenced to six weeks imprisonment.

Fri 9 Nov 1928	Death
	Knaggs - On November 8th, at 23 Trentham Grove, Leeds, in his 78th year, Thomas Hattersley. Interment at Woodhouse Hill on Saturday at 2.00. Service at Hunslet Parish Church at 2.30.

26th July 1929 Pigeons Return
	A homing pigeon belonging to Mr. A. J. Knaggs of the Driffield South End club liberated at Gainsborough in May 1928 as just returned in good condition. The bird was bred by Mr. Knaggs in 1924 and as homed twice from France.

1930 unavailable as of 26/8/14

9th July 1931 Prizes For Children With Good Teeth. 
	Another Record Entry in Leeds Dental Competitions. ….  Prize winner; St Marys R.C. Boys Fred Knaggs, 7, Surrey St.

11th July 1931 Bat Winners. 
	This week's bat winners are Herbert Knaggs, Bt. for Charles R.C. School,  Knaggs got 59 runs against St. Theresa’s. (Includes small portrait)

1932 unavailable as of 26/8/14

7th July 1933 Gale At Flamborough 
	Lifeboat Launched to Aid of Cobles. … remarkable weather,  conditions brilliant sunshine, degrees the shade but with warm gale blowing from the south-east and heavy seas sweeping the North Landing …  lifeboat Forester was launched to the assistance of three motor cobles returning from the fishing grounds. …. two cobles arrived safely but it was the third Quest,  skipper William Cross and his brother J.J. Cross and Steve Knaggs which struggled in heavy seas etc. (interview by Knaggs on landing)

21st July 1933 Wedges To Prise Mouth Open. Victim Of Pudsey Accident. 
	Damages Claim at Leeds Assizes. A claim for damages arising out of a motor accident which had left him it was stated unable to open his mouth more than half an inch, was made at Leeds Assizes today by a Pudsey Joiner. George Alfred Swaap of Crimbles Road, against Roy Knaggs, of Waterloo Road, Pudsey. …. claim was for damages due the negligence of Mr. Knaggs servant in driving a motor-lorry at Pudsey …. The defence admitted negligence, so that the only issue was the amount of damages. …. Case adjourned until Monday 23rd July.

24th July 1933 Damages For A Pudsey Man. Sequel To Road Accident. 
	A jury at the Leeds Assizes to-day awarded George Alfred Swaap. joiner, of Crimbles Road, Pudsey, £667 5s. 6d. damages for Injuries in an accident, which, it was alleged, had left him unable to open his mouth more than half an inch. Defendant in the action was Roy Knaggs of Waterloo Road. Negligence by Mr. Knaggs' servant driving a lorry at Pudsey was admitted, and the only question for the jury was one for damages. Swamp's case was that the lorry ran into him and end of the wheel passed over his right shoulder. His present disability was stated, caused the shoulder injury and a fracture of the palate. The mouth injury was a permanent incapacity and he had been inserting wedges into his mouth to force open his jaws. When the case was resumed, to-day Mr. George Armitage the Leeds surgeon, expressed the opinion that he was able to return to work. He examined Swaap recently and found he could open his mouth five eights of an inch, and by exerting pressure the lower jaw the aperture could increased to 6/8 of an inch. Judgement was entered for the amount stated. 

1st August 1933 Seaside and Country Apartments
	Comfortable Apartments in country, board optional, good food.—Knaggs. Hawsker, near Whitby.

Thu 25 Jan 1934	Death
	Knaggs - January 24th, at 11 Belvedere Avenue, aged 69 years, Walter George, the beloved husband of Clara Knaggs (late of Chesney Grove). Interment Woodhouse Hill Cemetery on Saturday 2.20 pm.

7th April 1934 Brid Mystery. Girl Struck on Head by Missile.
	Bridlington police are Investigating mysterious affair In the garden of house In Marton Road early to-day, when a servant girl was struck on the head with missile. Miss Amy Knaggs (20) employed as a domestic servant by Mrs. W. S. Webster, of North Close, Marton was beating carpets in the garden when she was struck about an inch above the left eye by a lead bullet weighing nearly an ounce. She was stunned and the wound bled. When she recovered she found the bullet by her and at once told the gardener, who searched the lanes outside the grounds, but did not see anyone. The police were informed. It is thought that the missile might have been shot from catapult from over a seven-foot wall about ten yards away.

9th April 1934 Death
	The death in Leeds as occurred of Mr Herbert Bullous who was for many years Town Crier at Malton in which position he replaced Mr. Barnaby knaggs. 

23rd May 1934 Lost and Found
	Lost. between Cross Plaits Park and Middleton. on Monday. May 21. Gold Watch and Bangle, finder rewarded. E Knaggs. 11. Belvedere Ave, Harlech Road, Leeds.

28th February 1935 Runswick Beach Mystery. Baby Found Dead. 
	Woman Recovering from Exhaustion. Mystery surrounds the death of baby boy whose body was found on the beach at Runswlck Bay, 5 miles north of Whitby, it has not been ascertained whether the child died from exposure or was drowned. A young woman about 29 was also found at the foot the cliff extremely exhausted state. During the morning, the woman named Florence Knaggs of Skelton, Saltburn by Sea was walking towards the village carrying a child and through the village down a very steep path towards the beach. The child was heard to cry by a passing fisherman whom  heard the mother say " Don't cry, Michael. Don't cry." On reaching the beach she was seen walking towards the sea. The fisherman and others hastily returned along the path towards the beach concerned as to her welfare and she was seen entering the sea. On approach they found the baby lying on his face, and little further the woman greatly exhausted. Aid was Immediately summoned and the woman was carried to the Royal Hotel, Runswlck. Later she was sent by ambulance to the Institution Infirmary at Whitby. The baby, which was well nourished. was dead and nearby a handbag containing papers and a letter with a New Skelton address were found. The woman is recovering and a post-mortem is to be to held on the child. 

5th March 1935 Mother On Murder Charge. Baby's Death.
	Legal Aid Applied for at Whitby. Florence Mary Knaggs (25). of John Street. New Skelton. the survivor of the Runswick beach tragedy last week when her baby son met his death, was before the Whitby Court, today, charged with murdering the boy Michael. 

Superintendent Harrison said the matter was in the hand of the Director Public Prosecutions. He asked for remand at Durham Gaol for eight days. Representative would sent down from the office of the Public Prosecutor to conduct the case when it was resumed.   Mr. C. B. Brown said he was asked to present when the accused was charged and applied on her behalf for legal aid. He also applied for a certificate defence should the matter go to a further court and would like authority to engage counsel .

A remand was ordered. The Chairman  said the accused should have legal aid for the time being and bench would consider the other matter at the proper time. The accused woman who wore spectacles was in an extremely nervous and agitated condition. She was accompanied her father. 

13th March 1935 Murder Charge At Whitby. Woman On Beach. 
	Florence Mary Knaggs (25) of John Street, New Skelton, who was found in an exhausted condition the foot of the high cliffs Runswick Bar with her dead baby son Michael aged three and a half months was charged with murder. Mr. P.D.Barry (London) prosecuted and Mr. Colin E. Brown (Whitby) defended. Henry 'Knaggs father of the accused of John St New Skelton said he was a steel works labourer and a widow.  Accused was in domestic service and went to keep house for him in March 1934. The following June she gave birth to an Illegitimate child. On February this year a fire occurred at his house, and that day, and the following day he and his daughter stayed elsewhere. On February 27 his daughter got up and left the house at a quarter to ten and said she was going to Skelton to light the fire. In reply to Mr. Brown he stated that the accused was very much attached to the child. Mr. Brown: Several times when asked who the father of the child was she refused say and this upset her very much?— “Yes” Continuing, witness said the police officer had practically accused her of setting the house on fire. Accused said she had lost £5 in the fire. Trade fell off and she got behind with the rent. [ Fried Fish Shop] Accused was very much worried and hardly ate anything. ….

Wednesday 1st May 1935 Yorkshire Murder Trial
	The trial of Florence Mary Knaggs (25) domestic servant was committed for trial at Whitby on a charge of murdering Michael Knaggs at Hinderwell will take place at the Assizes Leeds on Friday 3rd May.

1936 unavailable as of 23/11/14

6th April 1937 Gossip of the Day, Sheffield Born Actor
	I met a young Yorkshireman today I think, we should hear good deal of in the future (writes the London correspondent ). Mr Skelton Knaggs plays the lead in "Climbing” the play produced at the Embassy, Hampstead last January and opening this week at the Phoenix. Mr Knaggs comes from of a Malton family, the name is well known there he says but he was born in Sheffield where is name is remembered because it was displayed outside the Grocers shop in Walkley kept by his father Mr. Harry Knaggs. In 1923 the family moved to the United States where his father now owns two shops at Syracuse .In 1935 Skelton Knaggs had already acted in America in that grim little play the “Valiant” …. He returned to England where he secured a scholarship to RADA …  appearing in a few films. Now at 25 he is taking his 1st lead in a play, the first he as acted here … his Embassy début gained much critical acclaim.

4th May 1937 Eskdale Tournament
	Duet for Violin and Piano for under 17yrs 2nd place Miss J Knaggs and Kennet Braim. 

6th May 1937 Leeds Evening Cricket League
	East Leeds v Leeds, H. Knaggs plays for East.

6th May 1937 Awards
	The Eskdale tournament of song, Spa Pavilion, Whitby, Sight reading 1st prize Joyce Knaggs.

24th May 1937 Fisherman’s Wives Remember 
	Flamborough lifeboat celebration, lifeboatmen receive awards includes reference to Herbert Knaggs

25th September 1937 "You want a case" What 'Bus Driver Said to P.C. in Bridlington
	Bus driver fined for driving without due care and attention … Witness Miss Beatrice Knaggs of the Ozone Café, Bridlington said the bus was travelling much too fast through the town.

24th November 1937 Woman Who Fell From Train "misadventure" 
	Coroner's Inquest at Bridlington. The theory that a woman who was found dying at the side of the Bridlington to Hull railway line probably thought she was at a station and fell out, was expressed by the East Riding Coroner …   George Knaggs, Hayton Grove, Hull, a guard on the train, said that at Nafferton station everything was In order, but when the train arrived at Lowthorpe his attention was drawn to open door on the near side.

28th April 1938 Anglers and Angling
	Mr. R. Knaggs, Burley Lodge, Terr poses a tricky question.

Fri 17 Jun 1938	Marriage
	Aspey-Knaggs - June 16th 1938, at St Aidan’s Church, Roundhay Road, George Urban, elder son of Mrs M Aspey and the late Urban Aspey, junior, of Moortown to Molly Bramham, younger daughter of Mr and Mrs William Knaggs, Roundhay Road.

Thu 23 Jun 1938	Death
	Knaggs - June 22nd, in hospital, aged 67 years, John Henry, the dearly loved husband of Florence Knaggs. Cortege leaving 109 Henconner Lane, Bramley, Saturday 1.30.

Thu 25 Jul 1935	Death
	Knaggs - July 24th, at 22 Charlton Street, East End Park, aged 44 years, Mary Ann, beloved wife of Herbert Knaggs. Requiem Mass at St Patrick’s Church 10 am, Saturday morning, followed by interment at Killingbeck Cemetery.

4th November 1938 Rugby League Combination
	Huddersfield v Leeds, Knaggs plays for Leeds.

25th November 1938 16 to 18 Rugby League
	Leeds v Middleton, Knaggs plays for Leeds.

1939 unavailable as of 22/11/14

2nd January 1940 Thrown Under Lorry 
	Death misadventure verdict a Wakefield Inquest. William Hilditch  Knaggs (35), Silicates Lane, Kirkham Gate, fatally Injured in a road accident on Friday evening. It was stated that Knaggs, while riding his motor-cycle, was in collision with a cyclist, and was thrown in front of a motor lorry which ran over him. The cyclist was not hurt. Efforts trace the motor lorry had failed.

Tue 6 Feb 1940	Death
	Knaggs - February 5th, at 41 Bayswater Mount, Leeds 8, May Knaggs, the beloved wife of Harry B Knaggs.	< This is Harry Barrett >

15th February 1940 Tribute To Wife "Lifetime's Loyal Love and Comradeship"
	Mr F. B. Eaton, of Chards, Saltburn-by-the-Sea, and of Eatons (Corporation Road), Ltd., and Eatons (Lofus), Ltd., left £40,415 (net personalty,). … I having recognised my lifetime the loyal and faithful services of … and co directors James Ernest Gunby and Florence Mary Knaggs... and £10 each to [each]  with which to purchase some personal souvenir "In recognition many years successful business association." 

15th February 1940 Fight in Nude on Tennis Court
	Liverpool assizes, Leonard Othwick claim for damages against several members of the Sandrock Tennis Club, Wallasy. Alleged he was stripped and forcibly moved to a tennis court with only a towel about him.... Robert Y Knagg(s) junior former secretary of the club gave evidence.

28th March 1940 Workpeople. Etc.
	Strong Youth required to learn Farm work. Write. first instance, Knaggs, The Manor, Church Fenton.

29th March 1940 Had P.A. Money Stopped
	"Died by his own hand while the balance hie mind disturbed" the verdict at a Hull inquest  Charles Highley (73). retired labourer, of Sculcoates Lane. … [Giving evidence] Mrs. Blanche Knaggs said Highley was her uncle, had lived with her for three years. His parish relief was stopped some months ago as the authority had considered her husband was keeping him. Since then he had only been in receipt his old-age pension, and had been moody. (Blanche née Donkin)

5th August 1940 Egton Gooseberry Show
	“which was getting very near that record Red Bobby (50 dwts. 15 grains) with which Mr. C. Knaggs took first place some 50 years ago. “

Sat 14 Sep 1940	Death
	Knaggs - September 13th, at Leeds Infirmary, Alfred, dearly loved husband of Gertrude Knaggs, 11 Selby Road. Service in Halton Methodist Chapel at 2.30; interment Whitkirk, Tuesday September 17th at 3 pm.

13th September 1941 Death
	Knaggs. —Sacred memories of a dear and devoted husband, Alfred, died September 13, 1940. Gertie.

24th October 1941 Women in Mens Jobs
	These make packing cases. … Article about women working at a packing case manufacturer (Melvins of Leeds) … Not far away a cutting machine young Mrs. Knaggs acting as " taker off." ... she carries it to its appropriate destination. Her husband is serving the Bast ? and she has one child girl. She finds rather different from tailoring but likes it all the same.

8th January 1942 James Goldthorpe
	former secretary the Hunslet and Leeds Rugby League clubs dies [Obituary includes ] …  In 1907, he succeeded the late Mr. Harry Knaggs as secretary at Headingley

8th February 1943 In Memoriam
	Gray. - Dolly  February 5, 1942. ...Treasured memories dear friend, …. Mr and Mrs. Knaggs.
 
8th February 1943 In Memoriam
	Knaggs —In loving memory of a dear wife and mother, who died February 5, 1940. Harry, James, Nellie and Children. 

16th March 1943 In Memoriam
	Knaggs.  In memory of Fred, a dear dad and granddad, who died March 16. 1942. James. Lena and Children.

Tue 17 Mar 1942	Death
	Knaggs - March 16th, at St James’s Hospital, aged 66 years, Fred, beloved husband of Agnes Knaggs. Interment Harehills Cemetery, Thursday 3.20 pm. Cortege leaving 1 Lupton House, Quarry Hill Flats at 3 pm.

30th March 1943 Marriage
	Knaggs.—March 27. at St Matthews, Holbeck, L/Cpl Richard Scott (Signals), youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott, Holbeck to Dorothy. youngest daughter Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Knaggs, 59 Cardinal Avenue, Leeds 11.

13th September 1943 In Memoriam
	Knaggs. —Abiding and treasured memories devoted husband. Alfred, died September 1940. His loving Wife Gertie. 

1944 unavailable as of 23/11/14

12th November 1945 To-Day's Wills 
	Former Leeds Surgeon Leaves £30,508.  Dr. Robert Lawford Knaggs, Newton Abbot, Devon. Hunterian Professor of Royal College of Surgeons England, Consulting Surgeon, Leeds General Infirmary and House Physician, Guys Hospital. Professor of Surgery Leeds University 1910-19 left £30,900 (net personalty. £30,411).

5th January 1946 
	Home Secretary Escapes At least 10 people are believed to have been killed and many injured today when a London to Edinburgh sleeping car express collided with part of a goods train on the L.N.E.R. main line between Ferryhill and Durham. The L.N.E.R. at York this afternoon said that although all the bodies had not been removed from the wreckage they estimated the death toll at 10. Several passengers were trapped. The injured in hospital include a Leeds R.A.F. man and a Batley seaman. The Home Secretary (Mr. Chuter Ede) was in the express, but escaped injury.  Among the injured detained at Durham County Hospital are the A/C Ronald Knaggs, R.A.F of Greenmount Place, Bees ton Hill, Leeds (back injuries). ...

7th January 1946 L.N.E.R. Express Wreckage Now All Cleared 
	A Rescue Worker Dies in Hospital The L.N.E.R stated to-day that all the wreckage of the King's Cross-Newcastle sleeping car express that crashed into derailed goods wagons, five miles north of Ferryhill, Co, Durham, on Saturday, has now been removed from the lines. The track was restored by 10 o'clock last night, and a normal service is being run to-day. Ten people were killed and 16 injured. … The Injured Include:  A./C. Ronald Knaggs (25), Beeston Hill, Leeds …  Saved by Girder A./C. Ronald Knaggs (25) had one the most fortunate escapes of the crash. Interviewed in hospital, he said: "I felt a Jolt, and from then I cannot remember nothing. Later I found myself under the bottom of the coach  wreckage beneath one the bogies. It was an iron girder across my body, supporting the wreckage, which saved my life." 

8th February 1946 Miscellaneous Sales
	Luxurious Silver Fox revers, finest quality skin, £l6. Mod. Hide Easy Chair, £l4. Knaggs. 147, Rounday Rd. Tel. 41868.

Mon 15 Apr 1946	Birth
	Knaggs - April 12th at Hyde Terrace, to Mary (née Drennan), wife of Herbert Knaggs, a son (Philip Charles). Deo gratias.

Mon 24 Jun 1946	Death
	Knaggs - June 21st, aged 64, Mary, beloved wife of Robert Knaggs, 27 Neville Close. Interment Tuesday, 1.30, at Killingbeck.

8th January 1847 Cow Goes Mad, injures Haulier 
	Wilfred Knaggs Haulage contractor, Hawsker is in Whitby Cottage Hospital with fractured leg, sustained when cow he was taking to a grading centre went mad. The cow rushed the doors at the rear of the lorry and smashed them down on top Knaggs The animal was shot 

3rd February 1947 Injured In Sledging
	Among over 30 people treated Leeds infirmary after falls on the snow and Ice during the week-end were two sledging casualties, Cecil Knaggs(l7), of Highfield Villas. Sherburn-in- Klmet (concussion and laceration of the chin) ... who were detained

Mon 8 Sep 1947	Death
	Knaggs - September 6th, in hospital, aged 64, Robert Edwin Knaggs. Service and interment at Harehills Cemetery on Tuesday at 1 pm.

Mon 17 Nov 1947	Death
	Knaggs - November 15th, at Leeds General Infirmary, aged 70 years, Agnes (late of Leeds Infirmary), the dearly loved wife of the late Fred Knaggs, of 1 Lupton House, Quarry Hill, Leeds 9. Requiem Mass, St Patrick’s Church, Wednesday 10 am followed by interment at Killingbeck Cemetery at 10.50.

1948 1949 1950 and 1951 unavailable as of 22/11/14

Tue 4 Mar 1952	Death
	Knaggs - March 1st, of 7 The Drive, Cross Gates, Leeds, aged 74, Arthur Hattersley, beloved husband of Ethel Eliza Knaggs. Service and interment at Manston Church, Cross Gates, Wednesday at 3 pm.

24th May 1952 Birth
	Copley.—May Low Street. Sherburn-in-Kimet to Edna (nee Knaggs) wife of Gerald COPLEY, the welcome gift of a boy Desmond —May 23.

9th January 1953 Death
	KNAGGS.—January 7th suddenly, IA. Hardy Avenue. Churwell Leeds, aged 82. CLARA, beloved wife of the late Walter George —Cortege leaves residence, on Monday. 1.40 p.m.. for service and Interment Cemetery (Woodhouse Hill), 2.0 p.m. Friends please accept this (the only intimation) 

1954 and 1955 unavailable as of 22/11/14

Fri 4 May 1956	Death
	Knaggs - May 3rd, in hospital, aged 69, Fred, dearly loved husband of Edith Eliza Knaggs, and dear step-father of Mabel. Cortege leaves 2a Spring Grove Avenue, Leeds 6, on Monday at 11.10 am for service and cremation at Lawnswood at 11.30 am. No mourning by request. Sprays only.

1957 unavailable as of 22/11/14

Wed 15 Jan 1958	Death
	Knaggs - January 14th, in hospital, aged 66, Albert Edward (Ted), dearly loved husband of Ethel Knaggs, dear father of Kathleen and Dorothy, also darling granddad of David, Roger, Michael and Susan; dear father-in-law of Jack and Richard. Cortege leaves 59 Cardinal Avenue, Leeds 11, on Saturday at 10.25 am for service and cremation at Cottingley hall at 10.40 am. < This is Albert Edgar >

Fri 7 Mar 1958	Death
	Knaggs - March 6th, at 21 Garnett Place, Leeds 11, aged 71, Ada, the dearly loved wife of F. H. Knaggs. Cortege leaves above address on Tuesday at 1.30 pm for service and cremation at Lawnswood at 2 pm. < F H is Fred Hicks >

Tue 19 Aug 1958	Death
	Knaggs - August 19th, in hospital, aged 76, William Roger, the dearly loved husband of Amy Knaggs, and the dear father of Kathleen Turner and Mollie Aspey, of “Brandon”, Shadwell Walk, Leeds 17. service at St Aldan’s Church, Roundhay Road, Leeds on Thursday August 21st at 2.30 followed by private cremation service at Lawnswood. Leaving the house at 2 pm.

Tue 2 Sep 1958	Death
	Knaggs - September 1st, suddenly, at 15 Carden Avenue, Leeds 15, aged 68, Gertrude, beloved sister of Harry and Amy and sister-in-law of Edith, Hilda, Ethel and Clifford. Cortege leaves residence on Thursday at 1.30 for service at Halton Methodist Church at 1.45 pm followed by cremation at Lawnswood Crematorium at 2.45 pm.

Tue 6 Oct 1959	Death
	Knaggs - October 3rd, in hospital, aged 76 years, Ethel Eliza, dearly loved wife of the late Arthur Hattersley Knaggs. Service and interment at St James Church, Manston, on Wednesday at 2 pm.

Sat 16 Jan 1960	Death
	Knaggs - January 14th, in hospital, aged 81, Amy Knaggs, dear aunt of Elsie and Edna. Cortege leaves 75 Asket Drive, Leeds 14, on Tuesday at 9.30 for service and cremation at Lawnswood at 10 am.

Wed 11 May 1960	Death
	Knaggs - May 10th, in hospital, aged 68, Ethel (29 years with Messrs Wm Moorhouse and Sons Ltd), wife of the late Albert Edward (Ted) Knaggs and dearly loved mother of Kathleen and Dorothy and mother-in-law of Jack and Richard, also a dear grannie. Cortege leave residence, 32 Ring Road, Leeds 11, on friday at 10.15 am for service and cremation at Cottingley Hall at 10.30 am.

Mon 6 Mar 1961	Death
	Knaggs - March 3rd, in hospital, of 21 Garnet Place, Leeds 11, aged 74, Fred Hicks, dearly loved husband of the late Ada. Service and cremation at Lawnswood on Wednesday at 9 am.

Sat 16 Feb 1963	Death
	Knaggs - February 14th, in hospital, aged 83, Harry Barrett, beloved husband of the late May and dear father of Jim, also grandfather of Trevor (Germany), Michael and Philomena. Cortege leaves residence, 52 Bell Vue Avenue, Leeds 8, on Tuesday at 8.35 am for service and cremation at Lawnswood at 9 am.

Fri 8 Mar 1963	Birth
	Knaggs - March 7th, at St Mary’s Hospital, to Margaret (née Crowther) and John, a darling daughter, a sister for Susan. Both doing well.
	< This is Beverley A Knaggs >

Sat 7 Mar 1964	Death
	Knaggs - March 6th, suddenly, at 52 Belle Vue Avenue, Leeds 8, aged 57, Henry James, dearly loved husband of Nellie Knaggs and a dear father of Trevor, Michael and Philomena, also dear granddad of Elaine. the deceased will be received into St Augustine’s Church on Monday at 5.30 pm. Cortege leaves above address on Tuesday at 9.15 am for Requiem Mass at 9.30 am followed by interment at Killingbeck Cemetery at 10.20 am.

Thu 14 Jan 1965	Death
	Knaggs - January 13th, suddenly, at 16 Somerville Green, Seacroft, Leeds 14, aged 78, Clifford, the dearly loved husband of the late Mary Ann Knaggs, loving father of Ethel and Mary and a dear granddad and great granddad. Cortege leaves daughter’s residence, 14 Windsor Avenue, Leeds 15, on Saturday at 9.20 am for service and interment at Hunslet Cemetery at 9.45 am.

Mon 12 Apr 1965	Death
	Knaggs - April 10th, suddenly, in hospital, aged 81, Amy, the dearly loved wife of the late William Roger Knaggs, of 8 Shadwell Walk, Leeds 17. Cremation service at Lawnswood, Leeds, on Thursday April 15th at 11 am, leaving the house at 10.30 am.

Mon 17 May 1965	Death
	Knaggs - May 14th, in hospital, aged 85, Amy Knaggs (late of Linden Grove, Leeds 11), the dearly loved sister of Robert and a dear aunt. Cortege leaves 53 Eden Mount, Leeds 4, on Thursday at 1.40 pm for service and cremation at Lawnswood at 2 pm.

Tue 7 Jun 1966	Death
	Knaggs - June 6th, in hospital, of 4 Ash Tree Approach, Leeds 14, aged 66, Charles Herbert, dearly loved husband of Clara Knaggs, dear father of Evelyn and Joan, and a dear father-in-law and granddad. cortege leaves residence on Friday at 1 pm for service and cremation at Lawnswood at 1.30 pm.

Fri 29 Dec 1967	Death
	Knaggs - December 28th, in hospital, aged 81, Herbert, dearly loved husband of Phyllis Knaggs, also a dearly loved dad and granddad. Cortege leaves residence, 22 Charlton Street, Leeds 9, on Tuesday at 2.5 pm for service and cremation at Lawnswood at 2.30 pm. Resting at Cooperative Chapel of Rest, Marsh Lane, Leeds 9.

Sat 21 Sep 1968	Coming of Age
	Knaggs - Thank you, mum and dad, for 21 wonderful years of love and understanding. Pamela.

1969 to 1970 unavailable as of 22/11/14

Mon 1 Feb 1971	Death
	Knaggs - January 29th, in hospital, aged 62, John William, beloved son of the late William and Clara Knaggs, also dearly loved brother. Cortege leaves 12 Northfield Avenue, Ossett, at 11 am on Wednesday for cremation at Cottingley at 11.30 am.

Mon 4 Oct 1971	Death
	Knaggs - October 1st, in hospital, of 3 Lea Farm Place, Leeds 5, aged 83, Edith Eliza, the dearly loved wife of the late Fred Knaggs and a dear mother of Mabel and a dear grandma and great-grandma. Cortege will leave Cooperative Chapel of rest, Marsh lane, Leeds 9, on Wednesday at 3 pm for service and cremation at Lawnswood at 3.30 pm.

Tue 1 Jun 1972	Death
	Knaggs - May 30th, in hospital, of 53 Eden Mount, Leeds 4, aged 87, Robert Knaggs, dear father of Doris. Cortege leaves above address on Monday at 11.15 am for service and cremation at Lawnswood at 11.30 am.

1973 to 1974 unavailable as of 22/11/14

Mon 1 Feb 1975	Death
	Knaggs - January 29th, in hospital, aged 62, John William, beloved son of the late William and Clara Knaggs, also dearly loved brother. Cortege leaves 12 Northfield Avenue, Ossett, at 11 am on Wednesday for cremation at Cottingley at 11.30 am.

1976 unavailable as of 22/11/14

Mon 10 Jan 1977	Death
	Knaggs - January 7th, in hospital, after a long illness bravely borne, of 139 St Wilfred’s Avenue, Leeds 8, aged 67, George, dearly loved husband of Martha, and a dear dad and granddad. Cortege will leave home on Thursday at 1.45 pm for service in Leeds Parish Church at 2 pm followed by cremation at Lawnswood at 2.45 pm. Family flowers only please, if desired donations in lieu may be sent to the Candlelighters Children’s Cancer unit, Seacroft Hospital.

1978 to 1981 unavailable as of 22/11/14

Sat 16 Oct 1982	Death
	Knaggs - October 11th, suddenly, of Naseby Grange, Leeds 9, aged 75, Jim, beloved husband of the late Lena Knaggs, dear father of Kathleen, Doreen and Eileen and a dear father-in-law, granddad and brother. Service and cremation at Lawnswood on Tuesday, October 19th at 11.30 am.
	- father of Kathleen, father-in-law of Geoff, granddad of Deborah and Jeanette
	- father of Doreen, father-in-law of Eric, granddad of David and Erica
	- father of Kathleen, father-in-law of Rusty, granddad of Karen
	< This is James Arthur Knaggs >

Mon 21 Feb 1983	Death
	Knaggs - February 15th, suddenly, at home, Beckhill Avenue, Leeds 7, aged 73, Nellie, beloved wife of the late Henry James Knaggs, also sadly missed mother, mother-in-law and grandma. Requiem mass at St Augustine’s RC Church, Leeds 8, on Thursday at 9.10 am followed by interment at the Catholic Cemetery, Killingbeck, 10 am.

Wed 27 Apr 1983	Death
	Knaggs - April 26th, peacefully, in hospital, of 125 Parkswood Road, Leeds 11, aged 71, Clara, dearly loved wife of Ernest and dear mother of Marlene, also dear sister of Anne and Arthur. Cortege leaves above address on Friday at 1.15 pm for service and cremation at Cottingley Hall at 1.30 pm.

Sat 7 May 1983	Death
	Knaggs - April 30th, suddenly at home, 21 St Chads Rise, Leeds 6, aged 64, Ronnie, dearly loved husband of Joan, loved father of Patricia and the late Tony, and dear grandpa of Simon and Christopher. Service and cremation at Lawnswood on Tuesday, May 10th at 1.30 pm. No letters or flowers please.
	< This is Tom Ronald Knaggs >

1984 unavailable as of 22/11/14

Thu 17 Jan 1985	Death
	Knaggs - January 14th, suddenly, at home, 125 Parkwood Road, Leeds 11, aged 69, Ernest, dearly loved husband of the late Clara, and dearly loved father of Marlene. Cortege leaves the above address on Monday at 2.15 pm for service and cremation at Cottingley Hall at 2,30 pm.

Fri 31 Jan 1986	Death
	Knaggs - January 30th, in hospital, of Station Road, Scholes, Leeds 15, aged 64, Ronald (Ron), the beloved husband of Hilda, dearly loved dad of Trevor and Brenda (Australia), Pamela and David and treasured granddad of Jane, Alison, Stephen and Michael also a much loved brother, brother-in-law and cousin. Service in St Philip’s Church, Scholes on Wednesday at 1.15 pm followed by cremation at Lawnswood. Family flowers only please, donations if required to The British Heart Foundation, 93 Albion Street, Leeds.

Thu 8 May 1986	Birth
	Knaggs - Pat (née Linfoot) and Brian are delighted to announce the birth of their son, Kieran (8 lb 13 oz), born on May 4. Many thanks to Ward 3, St James Hospital.

Wed 23 Dec 1987	Death
	Knaggs - December 21st, in hospital, of 15 Muir Court, Leeds 6, aged 86 years, Thomas, dear brother of Barbara and son of the late Mr and Mrs T Knaggs. Service at St Michaels Church, Headingley, on Tuesday December 29th at 2 pm, followed by interment at Holbeck Cemetery at 2.45 pm. Family flowers only please, donations may be sent to Wheatfields, grove Road, Leeds 6.

1988 unavailable as of 22/11/14

Tue 6 Jun 1989	Birth
	Knaggs - Brian and Pat are delighted to announce the safe arrival of Joshua, a brother for Kieran, born at home, on Sunday June 4, 8 lb 5 oz. A special thanks to a very special midwife, Sister Janet Taylor.

Mon 11 Sep 1989	Death
	Knaggs - September 7th, suddenly, in hospital, and of Phil May Court, Wortley, aged 84 years, Phyllis, widow of Herbert, dear mother of Joan, also a dear mother-in-law and a loved auntie. Cortege will leave her daughter’s residence, 4 Gamble Hill Fold, Bramley, on Thursday at 10.15 am for service and cremation at Rawdon at 10.30. No flowers by request please.

Tue 24 Apr 1990	Death
	Knaggs - April 23rd, in hospital, of Woodlea Mount, Leeds 11, aged 78 years, John, the dearly loved husband of Helen (Sis), much loved father of David and Janet and a dear granddad of Kate and Rebecca. Cortege will leave residence on Friday at 9.45 am for service and cremation at Cottingley Hall at 10 am.

Sat 2 Jun 1990	Death
	Knaggs - On June 1st, peacefully, at home, of Hansby Gate, Seacroft, aged 58 years, Cliff, dearly loved father of Lesley, Janet, Susan, Amanda and Peter and dear father-in-law of Duncan, Ken and Ewan, also dearly loved granddad of Lisa, Joanne, Zoe and Olivia. Service at Seacroft Methodist Church on Thursday at 10.30 am, followed by cremation at Lawnswood at 11.30 am. Family flowers only, donations in lieu if desired to St Gemma’s Hospice for which a plate will be provided in Chapel.
	< Why no mention of wife Maureen? >

Thu 10 Jan 1991	Death
	Knaggs - On January 9th, peacefully, at Stonegables, Street Lane, Gildersome, Hilda, dearly loved wife of the late George, a dear mother of Patricia, mother-in-law of Ernest, a dear grandmother of Philip. cortege will leave daughter’s residence, 9 Birstall Lane, Drighlington, on Monday January 14th at 9.15 am for service and cremation at Cottingley Hall, Leeds, at 9,30 am. Family flowers only. Donations please in lieu to West Ardsley Adult Training Centre may be left at Crematorium in a plate provided.

Fri 8 Nov 1991	Birth
	Knaggs - Pat (née Linfoot) and Brian are delighted to announce the arrival of Katie, 8lb 8oz, born November 6th 3.45 pm at home, a sister for Kieran and Joshua. Special thank you to a dear friend Community Midwife Janet Taylor, Frances and Dr David Rose.

1992 and 1993 unavailable as of 22/11/14

Mon 17 Jan 1994	Death
	Knaggs - Martha Ellen (Mattie) (née Shaw) died January 15th, aged 81 years, suddenly, in hospital, beloved wife of the late George, loving mother of Brian, Peter, Barbara and Kathleen and dear mother-in-law of Joan, Susan, Gareth and the late Derek and a much loved grandma. Service and cremation at Lawnswood on Friday, January 21st at 3.30 pm. Family flowers only by request, but if desired, donations in lieu may be made to The Candlelighters, Seacroft Hospital.

Tue 15 Feb 1994	Death
	Knaggs - February 12th, suddenly, at home, of Beeston, Leeds 11, aged 81 years, Helen (Sis), dearly beloved wife of the late John, dearest mam of David and Janet, devoted grandma of Kate and Rebecca and a dear auntie of Connie. Cortege will leave her residence on Friday at 10.45 am for service and cremation at Cottingley Hall Crematorium at 11 am.

1995 to 1998 unavailable as of 22/11/14

Sat 20 Feb 1999	Birth
	Hall-Knaggs - Mandy and Mark are pleased to announce the birth of their son Joseph Samuel, born February 5, 1999 at 9.01 am, weighing 6lb 11oz.

21 Aug 1999		Death
	KNAGGS Sarah (Formerly Render, Nee Bradley) on August 19 peacefully in hospital and of Sherburn-in-Elmet aged 80 years. Sis, Loving mum of Hazel, Kathleen, Jack & Ann, a dear grandma and great grand nanna Knaggs.
    Funeral service and interment at All Saints Church Wednesday, Aug 25th at 2.30 pm. Family flowers only please. Donations in lieu if desired to The Ringers Widow Fund.

2000 unavailable as of 22/11/14

Tue 9 Jan 2001	Death
	Knaggs, Edwin James (Ted) - Died suddenly on January 2nd, aged 50 years, loved husband of Janet and father to John and Mark also much loved son of Ken and the late Doreen and a dear brother and granddad.
	Funeral service will take place in Hunslet Cemetery Chapel on Monday January 15th at 1 pm, followed by burial in Hunslet Cemetery.
	< but he seems to be the son of James E KNAGGS and Doreen R ATKINSON >

Fri 12 Jan 2001	Death
	Knaggs, Eric - January 11th, peacefully in hospital, and of Sherburn in Elmet, in his 72nd year, dear brother of Sylvia and the late Jim, loved uncle and a dear friend. Will be sadly missed by all who knew him.
	Funeral service and interment at All Saints Church on Thursday, January 18th at 2 pm. Flowers may be sent or donations in lieu, if desired, to RSPCA, for which a plate will be provided in the church.

Tue 30 Apr 2002	Death
	Knaggs, Joseph - April 25, suddenly, aged 81 years, and formerly of Pudsey, loved dad of Adrian and Mark, loving granddad to Oliver, Freya and Joe.
	Service and cremation will be held at Rawdon Crematorium 12 noon Wednesday May 1.

Wed 15 May 2002	Death
	Knaggs, Ernest - On May 13, peacefully in St Luke’s Nursing Home, Calverley, aged 90 years, of Calverley, beloved husband of the late Annie and the much loved father of John, Philip and the late Hilary. Funeral service at Rawdon Crematorium on Monday May 20 at 2.30 pm. No flowers by request please, but donations may be made to St Luke’s Nursing Home.

2003 to 2004 unavailable as of 22/11/14

Fri 21 Oct 2005	Death
	Knaggs, Lisa - Beloved daughter of Julie Smith, granddaughter of Patricia and Walter Smith, fiancée of Craig Cooper, former pupil of Escrick School and Huntington School, tragically died in an air crash on Sunday, October 16, aged 21 years.

Yorkshire Gazette

Sat 9 Feb 1822	Death
	At Whitby, on the 26th ult, Mr Knaggs, aged 77, a gentleman much respected by his numerous acquaintances.

Sat 5 Oct 1822	Death
	On the 22nd ult., much respected by extensive acquaintances, aged 72, Mr John Knaggs of Rise, farmer

Sat 28 Apr 1832	Marriage
	On Thursday 26th inst, at Whitby, Mr M. T. Dotchon, farmer, to Sarah, daughter of Mr W. Knaggs of Whitby. (actually Dodgson on the 24th)

Sat 29 Jan 1842	Marriage
	On Tuesday 25th at Lyth church, Capt. Bulmer to Hannah, second daughter of Mr Matthias Knaggs, farmer and innkeeper of that place.

Sat 13 Jan 1844	Marriage
	On Monday 8th inst, at Bridlington, Mr William Bailey of Flamborough to Miss Hannah Knaggs of Speeton.

Sat 18 May 1844	Marriage
	On Wednesday 15th inst, at Holy Trinity church, Hull, J. Watson Esq of Scalby near Scarborough to Mary Ann Letitia, eldest daughter of the late T. Knaggs Esq of Scarborough and niece of the late Rev. T. Hayes of Aislaby Hall.

Sat 28 Nov 1846	Marriage
	On Tuesday 24th inst, at Northallerton, Mr Henry Knaggs of Whitby, grocer, to Jane, only daughter of Mr Richard Bowman of the former place, auctioneer and appraiser.

Sat 6 Feb 1847	Marriage
	On Wednesday 27th ult, at the Parish Church, Fylingdales, Capt. John Poad to Miss Ann Knaggs, both of Robin Hood’s Bay.

Sat 18 Sep 1847	Marriage
	On Monday 13th inst, at the Parish Church, Flamborough, Mr Stephensom Knaggs to Miss Jane Stephenson, both of Flamborough.

Sat 26 Feb 1848	Marriage
	On Saturday 19th inst, at Flamborough Parish Church, Mr Edmund Pinder, tailor, to Miss Eliza Knaggs, both of Flamborough.

Sat 24 Mar 1849	Marriage
	On Saturday 17th inst, at the parish church, Bridlington, Mr Matthew Knaggs of Wetwang to Miss Mary Newlove of Bridlington.

Sat 3 Aug 1850	Death
	On Saturday 20th July, at Middleton, aged 92, Mrs Jane Knaggs, leaving eight children, fifty-four grandchildren and thirty-seven great grandchildren.

Sat 10 Aug 1850	Death
	On Thursday 1st inst, at Sherburn, after a long and tedious illness, aged 68, Mr John Knaggs, farmer.

Sat 28 Sep 1850	Death
	On Wednesday 25th inst (at the residence of J. Watson esq of Scalby), deeply regretted, Mary Ann, relict of T. Knaggs esq, solicitor of Scalby and daughter of the late Thos. Hayes esq of Aislaby Hall in this county.

Sat 9 Nov 1850	Death
	On Thursday 31st ult, in her 22nd year, Lucy, second surviving daughter of Mr Thomas Knaggs, farmer of Waupley, beloved and esteemed by all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance.

Sat 6 Dec 1851	Marriage
	On Wednesday 26th ult at Bridlington parish church, Mr Richard Knaggs to Miss Jane Warley, both of Speeton.

Sat 5 Feb 1853	Marriage
	On Thursday 3rd inst, at Lastingham, Mr Thomas Knaggs of Hutton to Miss Mary Fewster of Spounton, both in the former parish.

Sat 9 Apr 1853	Death
	On Thursday 31st ult, at Speeton near Bridlington, aged 73, Ann, wife of Mr Richard Knaggs.

Sat 19 Nov 1853	Marriage
	On Tuesday 15th inst, at Stranton, Mr Reuben Storm, mariner, to Miss Mary Knaggs, both of West Hartlepool.

Sat 10 Jun 1854	Death
	On Wednesday 7th inst., at Speeton near Bridlington, very suddenly, aged 75, Mr Richard Knaggs, carrier.

Sat 25 Nov 1854	Death
	On Sunday 12th inst., at Patrick Brompton, greatly respected, aged 78, Mrs Sarah Knaggs, many years housekeeper to the late Gregory Elsley, Esq. of that place.

Sat 31 Mar 1855	Death
	On Tuesday 20th inst, at Beverley, aged 27, Mr Martin Knaggs of that place.

Sat 14 Jul 1855	Marriage
	On Saturday 7th inst., at Bridlington Priory Church, Mr John Cox of Bridlington to Miss T. Knaggs of Wilsthorpe near Bridlington Quay. (This is Thomasina)

Sat 3 Nov 1855	Death
	On Thursday 25th ult, at Kilham Field House,  --- , aged 35, the Rev. Edmund Knaggs, Wesleyan minister.

Sat 31 May 1856	Death
	On Saturday 24th inst., at Flamborough near Bridlington, aged 59, Mrs Sarah Knaggs.

Sat 24 Feb 1857	Marriage
	On Tuesday 20th inst., at Bridlington Quay, Mr James Moody to Miss Ann Knaggs, both of Speeton.

Sat 18 Jul 1857	Marriage
	On Tuesday 14th inst, at North Frodingham, Mr J. Knaggs of Filey to Anne, only daughter of Mr W. Reynolds of Gowthorpe near Howden.

Sat 4 Feb 1860	Marriage
	On Wednesday 1st inst., at the parish church, Whitby, Mr J. Jackson of Iburndale, miller, to Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Knaggs of Blue Bank near Whitby

Sat 15 Mar 1862	Death
	On 14th inst., at Sherburn, much respected, aged 85, Mrs Jane Knaggs

Sat 9 Aug 1862	Marriage
	On 6th inst., at the parish church, Hinderwell, Mr Thos. Knaggs, farmer, second son of Mr Knaggs of Waupley, to Elizabeth Anne, second daughter of Mr John Haxby, farmer of Roxby, late of Strensall

Sat 25 Jun 1864	Death
	On the 21st inst., at Kilham, aged 80, Mr Richard Knaggs, farmer

Sat 18 Feb 1865	Marriage
	On the 4th inst., at Driffield, Mr George Binnington of Hull to Miss Margaret Knaggs of Wetwang

<Note: No Knaggs in index between 1865 and 1881>

Sat 5 Mar 1881	Death
	On the 22nd ult., at Malton, Jane Elizabeth, infant daughter of Mr Barnby Knaggs

Sat 17 Sep 1881	Marriage
	On the 3rd inst., at Whitby, Mr Wm. Knaggs to Miss Elizabeth Sewell, both of North Road, Whitby

Sat 15 Oct 1881	Marriage
	On the 12th inst., at the parish church Scarborough, by the Rev W. Knaggs, brother of the bridegroom, Josepg, second son of the late Joseph Knaggs of Westow Hall, Kirkham Abbey formerly of Scarborough to Rachel Hay, younger daughter of the late Geo. Outwin of Hatfield Park, Doncaster

Sat 22 Mar 1884	Death
	On the 15th inst., at High Farm, Normanby, aged 49, Mr Thomas Knaggs, farmer

Sat 30 May 1885	Marriage
	On the 24th inst., at the parish church Scarborough, Mr Thomas Knaggs, draper to Miss Emily White Sayer, both of Scarborough

Sat 15 Aug 1885	Death
	On the 10th inst., at Westgate, Guisborough, aged 34, John William Knaggs

Sat 22 Aug 1885	Death
	On the 14th inst., at Borough Place, Whitby, aged 67, Miss Mary Ann Knaggs

Sat 7 Nov 1885	Death
	On the 3rd inst., aged 79, William Knaggs, of Lingdale Lane, Skelton

Sat 28 Nov 1885	Marriage
	On the 19th inst., at the parish church, Kilham, Richard Knaggs, brewer and maltster, to Jane Hannah, daughter of the late James Lamplugh, Kilham

Sat 26 Mar 1887	Death
	On the 20th inst., at Grange Road, Middlesbrough, Mary, wife of Robert Knaggs

Sat 5 May 1888	Marriage
	On the 26th ult., at the parish church Whitby, Charles Wm. Melton to Georgina, daughter of Walter Knaggs of Whitby

Sat 26 May 1888	Death
	On the 16th inst., at Whitby, Esther Knaggs, aged 65

Sat 11 Aug 1888	Death
	On the 2nd inst., at Whitby, Wm. Knaggs, formerly a publican at Ruswarp, aged 80

Sat 8 Dec 1888	Marriage
	On the 27th ult., at St Mary’s church, Wharram-le-Street, John Knaggsm North Salton to Elizabeth Hodgson, Towthorpe, Wharram Percy

Sat 13 Oct 1894	Marriage
	On the 3rd inst., at the parish Church, Scarborough, Robert T. Knaggs, post-office clerk to Miss Elizabeth Anne Yorke, both of Scarborough

Yorkshire Post

Thu 10 Oct 1918	Marriage
	KNAGGS - OUTWIN	October 9th at St Mary’s church, Scarborough, Stanley George Outwin, Capt., M.G.C., to Beatrice Emily Williamina, youngest daughter of the late Joseph Knaggs and Mrs Knaggs, North Marine Road, Scarborough.

Wed 4 Feb 1981	Death
	Knaggs - February 3rd, in hospital, of 34 Broom Place, Leeds 10, Wilfred Wainwright, the dearly beloved husband of Elizabeth Knaggs, dearly loved father of Doreen, Father-in-law of Eric and much loved granddad of Steven, Jill and Rachael.  Cortege will leave residence on Friday at 1.45 pm for service and cremation at Cottingley Hall at 2 pm.  Family flowers only.

Tue 10 Mar 1981	Death
	Knaggs - March 7th, in hospital, Florence, aged 89 years, of 1 Fortyfoot, Bridlington, dear sister of Matthew (Mappy), and sister-in-law of Dora Wright.  Service and cremation at Woodlands Crematorium, Scarborough on Thursday March 12th at 2.30 pm.

Sat 2 Feb 1985	Death
	Knaggs - February 1 at a Leeds hospital, Andrew, aged 40, dearly loved husband of Caroline and dear father of Michelle of 15 Manor Drive, Kirby Hill, Boroughbridge, son of Mrs E M Knaggs and the late Kenneth Knaggs, of Killinghall.  Service at Boroughbridge Methodist Church, Monday February 11 at 1.45 pm followed by cremation at Harrogate.  Family flowers only please.  Donations in lieu may be left at the service to the Yorkshire Kidney Research Fund.

Yorkshire Weekly Newspaper Group (online)

4 Feb 2010		Birth

	KNAGGS VICENTE CHRIS and ANDREIA Congratulations on the birth of my first beautiful granddaughter MARIA STEPHANIE
Born January 22ns 2010 Weighing 8lbs
Lots of love from Grandma Knaggs and family xxx

7 Jul 2010		Death

	KNAGGS WINIFRED MAY (AKA Maureen's Mum)
Passed away peacefully in St.Catherine's Hospice on 3rd July, aged 98 years. A much loved mum, gran and great-gran. Funeral service to be held at Cayton Methodist Church on Friday 9th July at 11am, prior to private cremation. A collection in lieu of flowers will be taken for Chapel Funds and St.Catherine's Hospice. All friends are welcome at the service and afterwards at the Blacksmith Arms, Cayton for refreshments. Enquiries to T W Tindall & Son Ltd, Funeral Director's, 116 Main Street, Cayton.

23 Feb 2011		Death

KNAGGS IRENE MAY Peacefully in hospital on Friday, February 18th 2011, Irene aged 91 years. Dearly beloved wife of the late Arthur William and a much loved sister in law of Emma Beeforth. Funeral service to take place at Danby Methodist Chapel on Saturday 26th February at 11am with interment in Danby Churchyard afterwards. No flowers please, but donations if desired to Danby Chapel on the day. All enquiries please to R.Harrison & Sons. Tel: 01947 897249
Your friends will really miss you, In the house where you used to be, Sitting by your window, Always smiling happily. But now you are in God's keeping, You suffer no more pain, So Please God take care of her, Until we meet again. Sleep in peace Rene. Love Chris, Keith, Emma and your friends