Wyatt In ancestry there is a file that has 2 Knapp's in it with not much info on the Knapp's but here is what there is Thomas E. Knapp m: Feb 17, 1758 Lois Newcomb Bearse b:July 17, 1726 Barnstable MA and Peter Knapp m: "Martha Bearse" New Fairfield CT 1759 She was born June 26, 1738 and died March 8, 1802 Northeast Dutchess Co. NY Patricia Wyatt Knapp wrote: > Hi folks... > I wanted to share something with the list and hopefully with some > Knapp's who would find this information helpful. And who knows...maybe > it will turn out to help my search in the long run. > > I have been involved in the research of my Knapp line for over twenty > years now. We have traced our line back to Thomas Knapp who married > "Martha" and who lived out the last years of his life in Fabius, > Onondaga County, New York. He died around 1823 there. Living in Fabius > with him and his family at the same time was Nathaniel Knapp. He is > listed in the 1820 census for Fabius. A check of the deed records for > Fabius shows that he and his wife Eunice were involved in the sale of > some land in Fabius in 1822. > > This is undoubtedly Nathaniel Knapp who married Eunice Wright, and who > was the son of Hezekiah Knapp and Hannah Ketchum. My information is that > it was never certain that all of his children were born in Scoharie > County, New York. This indenture and the census would indicate that at > least those children born between around 1820 and 1822 were born in > Fabius, New York. I have different sources that say that after leaving > Fabius he lived in either Tioga County, New York, or Tioga County, > Pennsylvania. > > Records prior to around 1850 are scant for Fabius as they were lost in a > fire. But I think that because my Thomas Knapp and his family lived in > Fabius with Nathaniel and Eunice Knapp that they were related and I am > quite certain that I can rest assured now that my Thomas is from the > Nicholas Knapp line. Our family's current theory is that our Thomas > Knapp is a son of Thomas Ebenezer Knapp and Lois Newcomb Bearse. That > would make him the second cousin of Nathaniel Knapp and could explain > why these birds "flocked together" in Fabius New York for a while. > > Any information on these folks, or polite and constructive critiques of > my theory, would be most welcome and appreciated. > Thank You, > --Wyattt Knapp-- -- Patricia Ann Cattanach Knapp <Pat.knapp@sympatico.ca> Mississauga, ON Canada [also Foy, Singer and Johnston]

In a message dated 12/28/99 11:08:24 PM Eastern Standard Time, paula@hatlady.com writes: > Other notes say that his widow, Althea, and Joseph Hobby, were named > administrators of his estate, on 21 Jan 1771; Inventory dated 7 Apr > 1771, by Benjamin Hobby and Amos Head filed on 16 Nov 1772, dower of the > widow, Althea, to be set out 21 Jan 1771. Althea (Marshall) Knapp's > estate indicates that Andrew Marshall [brother?], of Greenwich, > Fairfield Co, CT, was appointed administrator on 28 Sep 1778; Inventory > dated 3 Oct 1778, by Ebenezer Knapp, and Odle Close. I have death date for Titus as 1810., could not be his will in 1771, unless my date is wrong. Does anyone have more info on Althea and her family? Thanks for your help, see chart below, I need dates, places, other children if known, and sources, thanks Sandy in Florida Happy New Year Descendants of Thaddeus Marshall 1 Thaddeus Marshall . +Miss Banks Father: Mother: .... 2 Althea Marshall b: 1730 in Fairfield Co., CT d: 1776 in Fairfield Co., CT ........ +Titus Justus Knapp b: 1728-1731 in Greenwich, Fairfield Co., CT d: 1810 Father: Caleb KNAPP Mother: Clemens MILLS

In a message dated 12/28/99 11:08:24 PM Eastern Standard Time, paula@hatlady.com writes: > You might be right Sandy though because these are the same sources that > had Peggy Morris the wife of Caleb. > I know I am right about the wife of Caleb b/c as I said I have the marriage certificate, thanks for the other sources. Also, Peggy is a nick name for Margaret, and in his will Caleb mentions his wife Betsey, I have posted a copy of his will at the Greenbrier rootsweb page, I took a photo of it when I was in Lewisburg and transcribed it myself so I am sure it is right. There are a lot of errors out there on the Knapp family, there is a book at the U of WV that is full of errors on our Caleb. I have done extensive original research on this family, in Lewisburg and at the DAR in Washington and I know I am right about my info. Sandy in Florida Happy New Year Descendants of Caleb Knapp 1 Caleb Knapp b: 1763-1767 in Connecticut d: 1829-1830 in Greenbrier Co., VA . +Elizabeth "Betsy" Clendenin b: 1767-1770 in Augusta Co., VA m: 16 August 1787 in Greenbrier Co., VA d: Aft. 1830 in Greenbrier Co., VA Father: James CLENDENIN Mother: Margaret ANDERSON .... 2 James Knapp b: Abt. 1790 in Greenbrier Co., VA ........ +Lainey Haptonstall m: 07 March 1815 in Greenbrier Co., VA Father: Isaac HAPTONSTALL Mother: Cynthia B CARPENTER .... 2 Moses Knapp b: Abt. 1791 in Greenbrier Co., VA d: Abt. 1834 in Greenbrier Co., VA ........ +Elizabeth Anderson b: Abt. 1794 m: Abt. 1814 in Virginia d: 26 December 1859 in Greenbrier Co., VA Father: Charles ANDERSON Mother: Margaret CAUL .... 2 Joshua Knapp b: 1792-1793 in Greenbrier Co., VA d: 1865 in Kentucky ........ +Phoebe McDaniel b: Abt. 1795 in Kentucky m: 16 September 1817 in Greenbrier Co., VA d: 1863 in Kentucky Father: Mother: .... 2 John Knapp b: 27 February 1793 in Greenbrier Co., VA d: 08 September 1880 in Greenbrier Co., WV ........ +Jane Blair b: 1796 m: 28 January 1818 in Greenbrier Co., VA Father: Mother: .... 2 Caleb Knapp b: 21 May 1798 in Greenbrier Co., VA d: 1869 ........ +Elizabeth Waugh b: 02 January 1796 m: Abt. 1818 in Greenbrier Co., VA d: Bef. 1840 Father: Mother: .... *2nd Wife of Caleb Knapp: ........ +Elizabeth Ratliff m: 03 September 1840 in Pocahontas, VA Father: Mother: .... 2 Abraham Knapp b: 07 September 1802 in Greenbrier Co., VA d: 23 January 1878 in Mason Co., WV ........ +Jeanette B Taylor b: Abt. 1802 in Monroe Co., VA m: 03 October 1821 in Monroe Co., VA d: 01 September 1853 in Mason Co., VA Father: Mother: .... *2nd Wife of Abraham Knapp: ........ +Mary A L Unknown b: 26 July 1828 m: Aft. 1854 d: 31 October 1873 in Mason Co., WV Father: Mother: .... 2 Margaret "Peggy" Knapp b: 1807-1809 in Virginia ........ +Richard Walker m: 20 June 1829 in Greenbrier Co., VA Father: Mother:

Hi folks... I wanted to share something with the list and hopefully with some Knapp's who would find this information helpful. And who knows...maybe it will turn out to help my search in the long run. I have been involved in the research of my Knapp line for over twenty years now. We have traced our line back to Thomas Knapp who married "Martha" and who lived out the last years of his life in Fabius, Onondaga County, New York. He died around 1823 there. Living in Fabius with him and his family at the same time was Nathaniel Knapp. He is listed in the 1820 census for Fabius. A check of the deed records for Fabius shows that he and his wife Eunice were involved in the sale of some land in Fabius in 1822. This is undoubtedly Nathaniel Knapp who married Eunice Wright, and who was the son of Hezekiah Knapp and Hannah Ketchum. My information is that it was never certain that all of his children were born in Scoharie County, New York. This indenture and the census would indicate that at least those children born between around 1820 and 1822 were born in Fabius, New York. I have different sources that say that after leaving Fabius he lived in either Tioga County, New York, or Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Records prior to around 1850 are scant for Fabius as they were lost in a fire. But I think that because my Thomas Knapp and his family lived in Fabius with Nathaniel and Eunice Knapp that they were related and I am quite certain that I can rest assured now that my Thomas is from the Nicholas Knapp line. Our family's current theory is that our Thomas Knapp is a son of Thomas Ebenezer Knapp and Lois Newcomb Bearse. That would make him the second cousin of Nathaniel Knapp and could explain why these birds "flocked together" in Fabius New York for a while. Any information on these folks, or polite and constructive critiques of my theory, would be most welcome and appreciated. Thank You, --Wyattt Knapp--

i have it as Althea Marshall Hobby [b]1730 [1776] i hope this helps she was married to Titus Justus Knapp -----Original Message----- From: SandraG627@aol.com <SandraG627@aol.com> To: KNAPP-L@rootsweb.com <KNAPP-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, December 28, 1999 3:20 PM Subject: [KNAPP] marshall >Hi, I saw that you have listed Althea Marshall as the d/o Thaddeus Marshall >and Miss Banks, what is your source? the Knapp book says she may be Althea >Hobby > >Sandy in Florida >Happy New Year > >

Dear Sandy: I'll check my notes and get back to you. Don't know where I found Marshall. Paula SandraG627@aol.com wrote: > Hi, I saw that you have listed Althea Marshall as the d/o Thaddeus Marshall > and Miss Banks, what is your source? the Knapp book says she may be Althea > Hobby > > Sandy in Florida > Happy New Year

In a message dated 12/28/99 6:43:33 PM Eastern Standard Time, 3187@inetone.net writes: > i have it as Althea Marshall Hobby [b]1730 [1776] i hope this helps she was > married to Titus Justus Knapp Is there proof? I have this note from the Knapp book Notes-may be Althea Hobby d/o Joseph Hobby. Or d/o Thaddeus Marshall and Miss Banks. Sandy in Florida Happy New Year

Hi, I saw that you have listed Althea Marshall as the d/o Thaddeus Marshall and Miss Banks, what is your source? the Knapp book says she may be Althea Hobby Sandy in Florida Happy New Year

If anyone on the list is researching or has done research on the following family, I can surely use some help!!! It is confirmed that WILLIAM KNAPP (1697-1770), was a son of Caleb & Hannah (Clements) Knapp, of Stamford, and Norwalk, CT. His children are as follows: William, b. 1730, m. Esther Isaacs John, b. ca1732, m. Abigail Tusten James, b. 1736, m. Esther Drake Samuel, m. Mehitable ????? Sarah, m. 1st Samuel Webb; 2d-Jeremiah Kinner Catherine, m. James Stewart Hannah, m. 1st-Gershom Owens; 2d-Zephaniah Drake [her brother-in-law] Ann, b. 1738, m. Zephaniah Drake; he m. 2d-Hannah Knapp [entry above] Abigail, m. Benjamin Drake [his 2d wife] [All above have been confirmed to be correctly assigned] The following children remain with question: Margaret, b. ca1750 [probably a granddaughter rather than daughter? Did not marry Sam Webb "The Giant"!] Jonathan, b. 1719?-1722?; d. bef Nov 1799, m. Elizabeth ????? [Ferris? - claimed as such by others] NOTE: Will EXTRACT Orange Co, NY - Book "C":164, identifies his wife & children as wife, Elizabeth, followed by William, Catherine, Hannah, Elizabeth, Anna, Sarah, Jonathan, & John. Of these children, daughter Catherine, m. "Mr Tod " [probably m. Joseph Todd, of Orange Co, NY], who had a proven son, Joseph Todd, b. 11 Feb 1765 [per Rev War Pension claim], which would establish Catherine's birth year to be between 1745 & no later than 1747. This being the case then her father would no doubt have been born 1719-1722. Research and other correspondence from various sources has confirmed all children of William Knapp, except, Margaret, who may be a grandaughter & Jonathan, but no other information, & whose birthyear of 1730, as shown in the NKG (1953), is suspect in view of the NOTE above; the information leads to the possibility of a malassignment to this family group and the data cited for Jonathan's family belongs to another Jonathan and a different family group altogether???? If anyone has ANYTHING that will help place Margaret and Jonathan correctly, it would be deeply appreciated if you would e-mail me privately or post any information to the list that would help square this family away. My resources locally are insufficent to allow me to make necessary judgements or placement. Thank you, Fritz

Hi Hope you had anice Christmas too. I got to meet my cousins two Daughters which my grand son pulled a quick one on me to have a surprise that was what made my Christmas a wonderful day. My cousin Roy Nickso lost his wife a year ago in Carson City, Nv he is the son of Effie Knapp Nickson and Montie Nickson my mother Stella Emily Knapp Hogan and Effie were the Daughters of Charles Edwin Knapp and Eliza Somerville Charles wasm the son of William M. Knapp and Harriett Chase Knapp in case any one belongs to this side of the Knapps and was writeing to me please send addresses again because my friend hit a wrong key and I lost all of my addressess. Laura Morrison

This was passed on to me by a friend, and I thought I'd share. I hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas! Heidi P. (looking for Ralph L. KNAPP, b. 1863) ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Subject: Murphys' Law... Murphy's Genealogy Laws A. The will you need is in a safe onboard the Titanic B. You finally find the wedding record for your gggrandfather only to discover he married Mary SMITH whose father was John SMITH and mother was Mary JONES! C. You have finally found the information you needed to solve the family mystery you have been working on for 2 years and your elderly aunt says "I could have told you that!" D. You find an old family photo album and upon close examination, there are no names on the pictures. E. You learn that your great grandmother's family bible (passed down through the family for 3 generations) was sold at an estate sale in New York City. F. You find your family in the census and write to the county where they lived for 40 years, only to receive a letter stating all the county records burned. G. You learn there is a county history on microfilm of the county your ancestors originated. It has 16000 pages and is not indexed. H. The public ceremony in which your distinguished ancestor participated and at which the platform collapsed under him, turned out to be a hanging. Where is that guy Murphy anyway?? I really do have a few things to say to him!

searching for anything on the line of Knapp with Johann Adam Knapp b.1726 in Germany. He was m. to Eva Elisabeth. They had several children...Johann Adam...Johann Ludwig....Johann...Johann Nickolus....Johann Georg. kim

Kathy -- Not my guy, but what a fascinating account! I love these old news reports...thanks for sending on! -----Original Message----- From: Kathy <kathycorriher@prodigy.net> To: KNAPP-L@rootsweb.com <KNAPP-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, December 23, 1999 10:10 AM Subject: [KNAPP] Joseph N. Knapp NY >Hello all, while searching for my greatgrandfather Joseph KNAPP and his wife >Minnie ROMMEL, I have come across this and wanted to share it. I hope it >helps someone! >Merry Christmas to you all! > >*** >Fort Hill Cemetery New York >I spoke with a very nice woman Elaine yesterday 12/22 to inquire on Joseph >and Minnie KNAPP who are buried there. This is the info she provided me >with. > >Joseph N. KNAPP purchased a six grave lot on 6 May 1893. > Grave 1 Thomas D. KNAPP d. 27 Jun 1936 at the age of 46 > Grave 2 Joseph N. KNAPP d. 24 May 1910 at the age of 47 > Grave 3 Minnie L. KNAPP d. 2 Jun 1932 at the age of 67 > Grave 4 Harold KNAPP d. 27 Jan 1893 at the age of 5 > Grave 5 Charles J. KNAPP, Sr. d. 6 Mar 1974 at the age of 78 > Grave 6 Marion C. KNAPP d. 8 Aug 1996 at the age of 94 > >end of the info supplied by Fort Hill Cemetery. >*** >Prior to receiving the above info. I had requested the obit on this Joseph >N. KNAPP. I will try to put it all here, but may need to have a Part 2 if >it is too long. >*** >THE ONEIDA DISPATCH, ONEIDA, N.Y. MAY 27, 1910 > >ANOTHER AUTOMOBILE FATALITY > >One Man Killed and Three Injured Near Sherrill Tuesday Night > >A distressing automobile accident in which Joseph N. Knapp, a prominent >traveling shoe salesman of Auburn, was instantly killed, and James G. S. >Dey, Thomas E. Clay and the chauffeur, Elliott Brown, colored, all of >Syracuse, were painfully injured, occurred at a out 5:30 Tuesday evening on >the Seneca turnpike near Morrison's crossing, between Sherrill and Vernon. >The accident was due to the collapse of the right forward wheel of Mr. Dey's >60 horse power Franklin touring car, No. 5711. > >The party was returning from a shoot of the Rome Gun club. Mr. Knapp and >Mr. Clay were in the rear seat while Mr. Dey and his chauffeur were in the >front, Brown being at the wheel. They had made a detour around Vernon and >were again on the turnpike, running upwards of 20 miles an hour. It is >claimed that some one noticed that one of the front wheels wobbled and the >car slowed down, but not quickly enough. The four occupants were hurled out >on to the ground. Mr. Knapp striking on his head on the roadside and >breaking his neck, dying almost instantly. Mr. Clay was the first to gain >his feet. He found Mr. Dey in the road badly dazed and Brown, the chauffeur >in the ditch writhing with pain. > >A companion car occupied by C.L. Faatz of Seneca Falls and Charles Dailey of >Baldwinsville, and which was preceding them, soon turned back and brought >Mr. Dey to the Broad Street Hospital in this city where an examination by >Dr. Carpenter showed that he had sustained one broken rib, sprained muscles >of the back and abrasions on the forehead, right cheek and temple. > >Campbell's ambulance was sent to the wreck and brought Clay and Brown to the >Broad Street Hospital and the body of Knapp by direction of Coroner Lewis to >the morgue. Clay received lacerations of the scalp and was able to go to >his home Wednesday forenoon with his wife, who arrived here about midnight. >Brown sustained a broken right shoulder, abrasions of the arm and hands and >injured kidneys and ligaments of the back. He will be confined to his bed >for some time, but will recover. Mr. Knapp's brother, Charles Knapp of >Auburn, arrived here at midnight and at 11:23 Wednesday took the body to >Auburn. Knapp leaves a wife, two sons and a daughter. > >Mrs. Dey was advised of the accident and arrived in Oneida about 8 o'clock. >She has remained with her husband at the hospital since. On Wednesday >Donald Dey's son, nephew of the injured man was also here. Mr. Dey is a >member of the firm of Dey Brothers & Co. of Syracuse. He is badly injured, >but it is believed that he will recover, although he will have to remain >here in the hospital for a week or more. > >At the hospital yesterday afternoon Mr. Dey and Mr. Brown were reported >doing well, with no change in their condition. > >The cause of the accident seems to be a mystery. While it is attributed to >the collapse of the right front wheel, every spoke of which was broken, >there is a suspicion that the tire burst, which caused the machine to swerve >and hurl the occupants out. > > Credit: I did not do the footwork on this info. I was provided a copy >of the microfiche from S. Cook in Oneida, NY. These gracious efforts >included going to the library, looking up a surname and then located this >page of history. This person then spent their own money to copy and mail me >(by snail mail) the photocopy of microfiche. A big thank you! >Note from transcriber: I have typed this as seen on a copy from microfiche >(black background and white typing) - some of which is difficult to read. >Errors of names may be due to inability to determine certain letters. >Wording is word for word otherwise. > > > >

Hello all, while searching for my greatgrandfather Joseph KNAPP and his wife Minnie ROMMEL, I have come across this and wanted to share it. I hope it helps someone! Merry Christmas to you all! *** Fort Hill Cemetery New York I spoke with a very nice woman Elaine yesterday 12/22 to inquire on Joseph and Minnie KNAPP who are buried there. This is the info she provided me with. Joseph N. KNAPP purchased a six grave lot on 6 May 1893. Grave 1 Thomas D. KNAPP d. 27 Jun 1936 at the age of 46 Grave 2 Joseph N. KNAPP d. 24 May 1910 at the age of 47 Grave 3 Minnie L. KNAPP d. 2 Jun 1932 at the age of 67 Grave 4 Harold KNAPP d. 27 Jan 1893 at the age of 5 Grave 5 Charles J. KNAPP, Sr. d. 6 Mar 1974 at the age of 78 Grave 6 Marion C. KNAPP d. 8 Aug 1996 at the age of 94 end of the info supplied by Fort Hill Cemetery. *** Prior to receiving the above info. I had requested the obit on this Joseph N. KNAPP. I will try to put it all here, but may need to have a Part 2 if it is too long. *** THE ONEIDA DISPATCH, ONEIDA, N.Y. MAY 27, 1910 ANOTHER AUTOMOBILE FATALITY One Man Killed and Three Injured Near Sherrill Tuesday Night A distressing automobile accident in which Joseph N. Knapp, a prominent traveling shoe salesman of Auburn, was instantly killed, and James G. S. Dey, Thomas E. Clay and the chauffeur, Elliott Brown, colored, all of Syracuse, were painfully injured, occurred at a out 5:30 Tuesday evening on the Seneca turnpike near Morrison's crossing, between Sherrill and Vernon. The accident was due to the collapse of the right forward wheel of Mr. Dey's 60 horse power Franklin touring car, No. 5711. The party was returning from a shoot of the Rome Gun club. Mr. Knapp and Mr. Clay were in the rear seat while Mr. Dey and his chauffeur were in the front, Brown being at the wheel. They had made a detour around Vernon and were again on the turnpike, running upwards of 20 miles an hour. It is claimed that some one noticed that one of the front wheels wobbled and the car slowed down, but not quickly enough. The four occupants were hurled out on to the ground. Mr. Knapp striking on his head on the roadside and breaking his neck, dying almost instantly. Mr. Clay was the first to gain his feet. He found Mr. Dey in the road badly dazed and Brown, the chauffeur in the ditch writhing with pain. A companion car occupied by C.L. Faatz of Seneca Falls and Charles Dailey of Baldwinsville, and which was preceding them, soon turned back and brought Mr. Dey to the Broad Street Hospital in this city where an examination by Dr. Carpenter showed that he had sustained one broken rib, sprained muscles of the back and abrasions on the forehead, right cheek and temple. Campbell's ambulance was sent to the wreck and brought Clay and Brown to the Broad Street Hospital and the body of Knapp by direction of Coroner Lewis to the morgue. Clay received lacerations of the scalp and was able to go to his home Wednesday forenoon with his wife, who arrived here about midnight. Brown sustained a broken right shoulder, abrasions of the arm and hands and injured kidneys and ligaments of the back. He will be confined to his bed for some time, but will recover. Mr. Knapp's brother, Charles Knapp of Auburn, arrived here at midnight and at 11:23 Wednesday took the body to Auburn. Knapp leaves a wife, two sons and a daughter. Mrs. Dey was advised of the accident and arrived in Oneida about 8 o'clock. She has remained with her husband at the hospital since. On Wednesday Donald Dey's son, nephew of the injured man was also here. Mr. Dey is a member of the firm of Dey Brothers & Co. of Syracuse. He is badly injured, but it is believed that he will recover, although he will have to remain here in the hospital for a week or more. At the hospital yesterday afternoon Mr. Dey and Mr. Brown were reported doing well, with no change in their condition. The cause of the accident seems to be a mystery. While it is attributed to the collapse of the right front wheel, every spoke of which was broken, there is a suspicion that the tire burst, which caused the machine to swerve and hurl the occupants out. Credit: I did not do the footwork on this info. I was provided a copy of the microfiche from S. Cook in Oneida, NY. These gracious efforts included going to the library, looking up a surname and then located this page of history. This person then spent their own money to copy and mail me (by snail mail) the photocopy of microfiche. A big thank you! Note from transcriber: I have typed this as seen on a copy from microfiche (black background and white typing) - some of which is difficult to read. Errors of names may be due to inability to determine certain letters. Wording is word for word otherwise.

Knapp, John (S. C.). Sergeant 3d South Carolina -, January, 1777; Regimental Quartermaster, 2d January, 1778; Adjutant, 6th March, 1778; Lieutenant, 18th December, 1778; transferred to 1st South Carolina, 1st January, 1781, and served to close of war. American Biographical Library The Biographical Cyclopædia of American Women Volume II Historical Register of Officers of the Continental Army During the War of the Revolution Alphabetical List of Officers of the Continental Army K Fifteenth Virginia page 335 Knapp, Joshua (Conn). Ensign 1st Connecticut, 15th November, 1781, and served to 3d June, 1783. (Died 19th July, 1829.) American Biographical Library The Biographical Cyclopædia of American Women Volume II Historical Register of Officers of the Continental Army During the War of the Revolution Alphabetical List of Officers of the Continental Army K Fifteenth Virginia page 335 Knapp, Moses (Mass). Sergeant in Lexington Alarm, April, 1775; Captain of Read's Massachusetts Regiment, May to December, 1775; Captain 13th Continental Infantry, 1st January to 31st December, 1776; Captain 4th Massachusetts, 1st January, 1777; Major 11th Massachusetts, 5th November, 1778; transferred to 10th. Massachusetts, 1st January, 1781; transferred to 5th Massachusetts, 1st January, 1783, and served to 12th June, 1783. (Died 7th November, 1809.)

Looking for any information on John KNAPP, Smiths Falls. Only info I have is he was on the voters list 1933 for Smiths Falls and was employed by the CPR as an Engineer, might have been widowed with children. Possibly born 1880's died in the early 1960's Thanks Bob "The Good You Do Is Not Lost Though You Forget It"

Dear Shirley, Seasons Greetings! It has been some time since we last exchanged information...but I do enjoy our exchanges. You are correct...the Timothy in the first post (by Rick in Thailand) was mistakenly listed as the son of Nicholas and Elinor. You are right in noting that the Timothy who married Elizabeth Seymour and Martha Weeks is the grandson, by way of Joshua. Rick realizes he was mistaken. I am going to write to "teresa" as I believe her information is in error. Timothy, the son of Nicholas and Elinor, was only married once...to Bethia Brundage. -Stephen Emery Louisville, KY GLITZ01@aol.com wrote: > > In a message dated 12/16/99 4:46:55 PM Central Standard Time, > 3187@inetone.net writes: > > << > > hi there i am from the same people the Timothy knapp that is the son of > Nicholas and Elenor Lockwood he was born Dec 14,1632 he was married 3 > timesbut not to the two people that you think let me know if you want all > the information i have teresa >> > Isn't the Timothy that was being referred to earlier not the son of Elinor > and Nicholas, but the grandson. Son of Joshua. Isn't that the one that > married Elitzabeth Seymour and Martha Weeks? Just checking Shirley

hi there i am from the same people the Timothy knapp that is the son of Nicholas and Elenor Lockwood he was born Dec 14,1632 he was married 3 timesbut not to the two people that you think let me know if you want all the information i have teresa -----Original Message----- From: Walter Harwood <harwood@loxinfo.co.th> To: KNAPP-L@rootsweb.com <KNAPP-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, December 15, 1999 5:02 AM Subject: [KNAPP] KNAPP, Timothy; Born about 1668; Greenwicj, CT >Good afternoon to the KNAPP list members, > The subject TIMOTHY KNAPP I show as a son of NICHOLAS and ELEANOR >(LOCKWOOD) KNAPP. I show that he married twice, first to ELIZABETH >SEYMOUR and second to MARTHA WEEKS. The problem is that I show that >TIMOTHY and MARTHA married February 16, 1712, but ELIZABETH died June >17, 1713. Something amiss. I also have no children for TIMOTHY with >either wife. > If anyone on the list has any information that they are willing to >share, it would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. > >Rick in Thailand > > > >

In a message dated 12/16/99 8:06:36 PM Central Standard Time, GLITZ01@aol.com writes: << In a message dated 12/16/99 4:46:55 PM Central Standard Time, 3187@inetone.net writes: << hi there i am from the same people the Timothy knapp that is the son of Nicholas and Elenor Lockwood he was born Dec 14,1632 he was married 3 timesbut not to the two people that you think let me know if you want all the information i have teresa >> Isn't the Timothy that was being referred to earlier not the son of Elinor and Nicholas, but the grandson. Son of Joshua. Isn't that the one that married Elitzabeth Seymour and Martha Weeks? Just checking Shirley >> But the original request was looking for the Timothy that WAS the son of NICHOLAS AND ELINOR and WAS married to those 2 women. I was indicating that the Timothy that was being referred to as dob 1632 was not the one married to the 2 women. Shirley

In a message dated 12/16/99 4:46:55 PM Central Standard Time, 3187@inetone.net writes: << hi there i am from the same people the Timothy knapp that is the son of Nicholas and Elenor Lockwood he was born Dec 14,1632 he was married 3 timesbut not to the two people that you think let me know if you want all the information i have teresa >> Isn't the Timothy that was being referred to earlier not the son of Elinor and Nicholas, but the grandson. Son of Joshua. Isn't that the one that married Elitzabeth Seymour and Martha Weeks? Just checking Shirley