Laurie Thank you for this. Any relation to you? I see the Fire Chief comes from Lumberland, which I take it is in Sullivan Co New York. By coincidence (or is it?), William and Ana mentioned in the Stillwater report are related to the Inventor and 'Fireman Extraordinary' James KNIBBS from Troy Co New York. bfn Alan

Mabel Firefighters rescue trapped driver A U.S. Marine from Huguenot was arrested for drunken driving Thursday night after a car crash on County Road 42. Jeffrey Anesh, 20, drove his 1991 Saturn off the road and slammed into the stone pillars of an old, abandoned boarding house just past Glen Spey Corners, State Police Trooper Keith Hocker said. The car caught fire with Anesh pinned in the wreck. A passenger in the car, Russell Nason, 17, of Port Jervis wandered around the wreck in a daze. Roger Bisland, a Lumberland firefighter, was driving past when he saw the fire. He jumped out of his car and doused the flames with a fire extinguisher. The Lumberland Fire Department arrived at the scene and ripped the roof and driver-side door off the car to free Anesh, Lumberland Deputy Chief Jake Knibbs said. Anesh was taken by the Lumberland Volunteer Ambulance to Mercy Community Hospital in Port Jervis, where he was treated for a broken ankle and released. Nason, who complained of chest pain and soreness was treated and released from Mercy Community Hospital. Four 40-ounce bottles of Silver Thunder beer were found scattered around the wreck, Hocker said. Three were full, one was empty. Anesh's blood alcohol content was more than .20 – twice the legal limit. He was arrested and charged with misdemeanor driving while intoxicated. He has a Tuesday night court date in the Town of Lumberland.

Yes.....Thank You for sharing these! ----- Original Message ----- From: <Jackari2@aol.com> To: <KNIBB-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, April 18, 2004 5:05 PM Subject: [K/NIBB/S] Some recent press cuttings > Would listers like me to circulate these when I accumulate them? In the same > format as follows? Or should I edit them first? > > > PHILIP Service: Teacher, Mentor, Coach > Caribbean Cricket - Caribbean > ... He later made a career teaching Physics and Mathematics at William > Knibb High School in Trelawny and was there for approximately 10 years, > before being ... > <http://www.caribbeancricket.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1383 > > > JOHN Maxwell: > Jamaica Observer - Jamaica > ... was born in the very house at Duncans, Trelawny which slaves a century > or so before had lovingly built for the Baptist missionary, William Knibb, > after the anti ... > < > http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/columns/html/20040418T050000-0500_58683_OBS_JOHN_MAXWELL__.asp> > > ATHLETES, fans rallying for Relays > New York Daily News - New York,NY,USA > ... Technical, St. Andrew High, Queens High, Edwin Allen, Calabar, Morant > Bay, William Knibb and GC Foster College. Other Caribbean ... > <http://www.nydailynews.com/boroughs/story/184370p-159926c.html> > > ANDREWS heading for exit > ic Teesside.co.uk - Middlesbrough,England,UK > ... Bristol's Ralph Knibbs is the youngest player to appear in a final > when in 1983 he picked up a winner's medal against Leicester aged 18. > ... > <http://icteesside.icnetwork.co.uk/0200sport/rugby/tm_objectid=14151876& > method=full&siteid=50081&headline=andrews-heading-for-exit-name_page.html> > > SON finds bodies of parents; police say deaths suspicious > Troy Record - Troy,NY,USA > ... He saved my life," she said, beginning to cry. "He used to come over, > and he was very funny, the best Santa Claus," said another neighbor, William > Knibbs. ... > <http://www.troyrecord.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=11239716&BRD=1170&PAG=461& > dept_id=7021&rfi=6> > > THE Record > Troy Record - Troy,NY,USA > ... Their funeral is at 11 am today. Neighbor Anna Knibbs said she has > spent sleepless nights since Saturday. "I loved them both very much," > Knibbs said. ... > <http://www.troyrecord.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=11255096&BRD=1170&PAG=461& > dept_id=7021&rfi=6> > > POLICE not sure who killed wife > The Saratogian - Saratoga,NY,USA > ... Their funeral is 11 am today. Neighbor Anna Knibbs said she's spent > sleepless nights since Saturday. 'I loved them both very much,' Knibbs > said. ... > <http://www.saratogian.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=11254696&BRD=1169&PAG=461& > dept_id=17708&rfi=6> > > LADIES FOOTBALL: Eye are on the up > Peterborough Evening Telegraph - Peterborough,England,UK > ... Hat-tricks from scoring sensation Jade White, recent signing Clare > Knibbs and Donna Nicholls in a double-figures drubbing of Mulbarton sparked > the promotion ... > <http://www.peterboroughet.co.uk/ViewArticlemore2.aspx?SectionID=846& > ArticleID=759222> > > LADIES FOOTBALL: Eye storm to the title > Peterborough Evening Telegraph - Peterborough,England,UK > ... Hat-tricks from Jade White and Donna Nicholls, a brace each by Sherrina > Cronin and player-of-the-match Clare Knibbs and solo efforts from Rudd > and Jess ... > <http://www.peterboroughet.co.uk/ViewArticlemore2.aspx?SectionID=846& > ArticleID=770905> > > LADIES FOOTBALL: Eye cruise into semi-finals > Peterborough Evening Telegraph - Peterborough,England,UK > A brace from Jade White, solo efforts from player-of-the-match Clare Knibbs, > Donna Nicholls and Maria Rudd and an own goal ensured victory. ... > <http://www.peterboroughet.co.uk/ViewArticlemore2.aspx?SectionID=846& > ArticleID=767175> > > DON'T FREE OUR SHIRLEY'S KILLER > Gloucestershire Echo - Cheltenham,England,UK > ... brought up in Cheltenham and went to Arthur Dye and St Benedict's schools > before training as a hairdresser at Gloscat and taking a job at His Knibbs > in Albion ... > <http://www.thisisgloucestershire.co.uk/displayNode.jsp?nodeId=110954& > command=displayContent&sourceNode=110953&contentPK=9442909> > > > > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 >

Would listers like me to circulate these when I accumulate them? In the same format as follows? Or should I edit them first? PHILIP Service: Teacher, Mentor, Coach Caribbean Cricket - Caribbean ... He later made a career teaching Physics and Mathematics at William Knibb High School in Trelawny and was there for approximately 10 years, before being ... <http://www.caribbeancricket.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1383> JOHN Maxwell: Jamaica Observer - Jamaica ... was born in the very house at Duncans, Trelawny which slaves a century or so before had lovingly built for the Baptist missionary, William Knibb, after the anti ... < http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/columns/html/20040418T050000-0500_58683_OBS_JOHN_MAXWELL__.asp> ATHLETES, fans rallying for Relays New York Daily News - New York,NY,USA ... Technical, St. Andrew High, Queens High, Edwin Allen, Calabar, Morant Bay, William Knibb and GC Foster College. Other Caribbean ... <http://www.nydailynews.com/boroughs/story/184370p-159926c.html> ANDREWS heading for exit ic Teesside.co.uk - Middlesbrough,England,UK ... Bristol's Ralph Knibbs is the youngest player to appear in a final when in 1983 he picked up a winner's medal against Leicester aged 18. ... <http://icteesside.icnetwork.co.uk/0200sport/rugby/tm_objectid=14151876& method=full&siteid=50081&headline=andrews-heading-for-exit-name_page.html> SON finds bodies of parents; police say deaths suspicious Troy Record - Troy,NY,USA ... He saved my life," she said, beginning to cry. "He used to come over, and he was very funny, the best Santa Claus," said another neighbor, William Knibbs. ... <http://www.troyrecord.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=11239716&BRD=1170&PAG=461& dept_id=7021&rfi=6> THE Record Troy Record - Troy,NY,USA ... Their funeral is at 11 am today. Neighbor Anna Knibbs said she has spent sleepless nights since Saturday. "I loved them both very much," Knibbs said. ... <http://www.troyrecord.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=11255096&BRD=1170&PAG=461& dept_id=7021&rfi=6> POLICE not sure who killed wife The Saratogian - Saratoga,NY,USA ... Their funeral is 11 am today. Neighbor Anna Knibbs said she's spent sleepless nights since Saturday. 'I loved them both very much,' Knibbs said. ... <http://www.saratogian.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=11254696&BRD=1169&PAG=461& dept_id=17708&rfi=6> LADIES FOOTBALL: Eye are on the up Peterborough Evening Telegraph - Peterborough,England,UK ... Hat-tricks from scoring sensation Jade White, recent signing Clare Knibbs and Donna Nicholls in a double-figures drubbing of Mulbarton sparked the promotion ... <http://www.peterboroughet.co.uk/ViewArticlemore2.aspx?SectionID=846& ArticleID=759222> LADIES FOOTBALL: Eye storm to the title Peterborough Evening Telegraph - Peterborough,England,UK ... Hat-tricks from Jade White and Donna Nicholls, a brace each by Sherrina Cronin and player-of-the-match Clare Knibbs and solo efforts from Rudd and Jess ... <http://www.peterboroughet.co.uk/ViewArticlemore2.aspx?SectionID=846& ArticleID=770905> LADIES FOOTBALL: Eye cruise into semi-finals Peterborough Evening Telegraph - Peterborough,England,UK A brace from Jade White, solo efforts from player-of-the-match Clare Knibbs, Donna Nicholls and Maria Rudd and an own goal ensured victory. ... <http://www.peterboroughet.co.uk/ViewArticlemore2.aspx?SectionID=846& ArticleID=767175> DON'T FREE OUR SHIRLEY'S KILLER Gloucestershire Echo - Cheltenham,England,UK ... brought up in Cheltenham and went to Arthur Dye and St Benedict's schools before training as a hairdresser at Gloscat and taking a job at His Knibbs in Albion ... <http://www.thisisgloucestershire.co.uk/displayNode.jsp?nodeId=110954& command=displayContent&sourceNode=110953&contentPK=9442909>

Re the items Bob found, I've asked the compiler for a quotation to supply the two articles mentioned and will advise of contents idc bfn Alan > KNIBBS JAMES WHITTLEBURY NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS > > JAMES KNIBBS, AGED 23, THOMAS BARBY, AGED 20, & PLOWMAN JONES, AGED 37 > (JONES OUT ON BAIL), WERE CHARGED WITH BURGLARIOUSLY BREAKING INTO THE > HOUSE OF > THOMAS BIRD, OF WHITTLEBURY, AND STEALING THEREFROM A BASKET AND OTHER > ARTICLES - KNIBBS AND BARRY GUILTY ; FIFTEEN YEARS TRANSPORTATION. JONES > ACQUITTED > KNIBBS JOSEPH NORTHAMPTON NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES SEE > > ARTICLE > KNIBBS RICHARD WARKWORTH NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS SEE > > ARTICLE >

Bob The url copied below doesn't work for me, so can you check out and re-post. Some details ring bells with me but I'd like to read the articles bfn Alan > http://www.northants1841.fsnet.co.uk/1843%20mercury.html >

Alan/Listers Found this on the Web Any use ? Regards Bob Knibbs KNIBBS JAMES WHITTLEBURY NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES KNIBBS, AGED 23, THOMAS BARBY, AGED 20, & PLOWMAN JONES, AGED 37 (JONES OUT ON BAIL), WERE CHARGED WITH BURGLARIOUSLY BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF THOMAS BIRD, OF WHITTLEBURY, AND STEALING THEREFROM A BASKET AND OTHER ARTICLES - KNIBBS AND BARRY GUILTY ; FIFTEEN YEARS TRANSPORTATION. JONES ACQUITTED KNIBBS JOSEPH NORTHAMPTON NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES SEE ARTICLE KNIBBS RICHARD WARKWORTH NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE http://www.northants1841.fsnet.co.uk/1843%20mercury.html

Alan Mary Knibb/Pargeter died 5 November 1885, Cropredy. Husband William Pargeter, parents Thomas Pargeter and Mary Claridge, was born 22 February 1809 and died 3 April 1875, also in Cropredy. Do you have any data re the Knibb/s families from Avon/Burton Dassett? I was wondering if Thomas, born 28 October 1755 was the son of Thomas Knibb from Harbury, Warks? Thanks Anthea -----Original Message----- From: Jackari2@aol.com [mailto:Jackari2@aol.com] Sent: 13 April 2004 21:27 To: anthgreenaway@btopenworld.com Subject: Re: Mary KNIBB Anthea I think you told me that you thought that Mary was born in Burton Dassett of Thomas Knibb and Hannah Savage. The IGI certainly seems to bear this out. Looking at the A2A site, there appears to be a large number of Knibb families around that area. Ah yes, I remember the Cropedy additions. I have Avon Dassett for Mary which I suspect was given as her residence at marriage. There is a Mary Ann KNIB from Burton Dassett daughter of the two you've named. Does the Ann appear in any later records after her marriage to William PARGETER? Do you have his dates and any burial dates for the pair of them? I'll report on list in any event. bfn Alan

Anthea Lots! I have Thomas KNIBB baptised 28 Oct 1755 Burton Dassett (not sure when he was born) as the son of Thomas KNIBB and Elizabeth WATTS of Burton Dassett. One of their four children. Any help? Is he in your tree? I also have his marriage and three children ascribed to him. bfn Alan > Mary Knibb/Pargeter died 5 November 1885, Cropredy. Husband William > Pargeter, parents Thomas Pargeter and Mary Claridge, was born 22 > February 1809 and died 3 April 1875, also in Cropredy. > > Do you have any data re the Knibb/s families from Avon/Burton Dassett? I > was wondering if Thomas, born 28 October 1755 was the son of Thomas > Knibb from Harbury, Warks? >

Joyce That's very kind of you. Most appreciated. bfn Alan > It is possible, but I don't think so. The film is due back on the 18th, > but I will telephone the library to see if I can extend the return of > the film until next week and then I can take another look this time with > a magnifying glass. > > Joyce > > Jackari2@aol.com wrote: > > >Joyce > > > > > > > >>The witnesses names are very hard to read. I think one of them is > >>Michael M.Moore and the other is James ?? I could not read Michael's > >>last name, however now that you have indicated Moore as a last name for > >>the bride, it really appears that the witnesses last name is also Moore. > >> > >> > >> > > > >Not brother James KNIBBS by any stretch of the imagination? > > > >bfn > > > >Alan >

Joyce > The witnesses names are very hard to read. I think one of them is > Michael M.Moore and the other is James ?? I could not read Michael's > last name, however now that you have indicated Moore as a last name for > the bride, it really appears that the witnesses last name is also Moore. > Not brother James KNIBBS by any stretch of the imagination? bfn Alan

Alan, It is possible, but I don't think so. The film is due back on the 18th, but I will telephone the library to see if I can extend the return of the film until next week and then I can take another look this time with a magnifying glass. Joyce Jackari2@aol.com wrote: >Joyce > > > >>The witnesses names are very hard to read. I think one of them is >>Michael M.Moore and the other is James ?? I could not read Michael's >>last name, however now that you have indicated Moore as a last name for >>the bride, it really appears that the witnesses last name is also Moore. >> >> >> > >Not brother James KNIBBS by any stretch of the imagination? > >bfn > >Alan > > >============================== >Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration >Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > > > >

Alan, The witnesses names are very hard to read. I think one of them is Michael M.Moore and the other is James ?? I could not read Michael's last name, however now that you have indicated Moore as a last name for the bride, it really appears that the witnesses last name is also Moore. In regards to Audrey Venables and her request to find a marriage for Florence Knibb. I looked at a couple of films but did not find anything so far. Some films have not arrived yet. Joyce Jackari2@aol.com wrote: >Joyce > >It looks as if you've come up trumps again. > >I'm sure this must be the elusive Henry KNIBBS and his marriage to Rispah >MOORE. Their first child was born in October 1842. > >I don't suppose the witnesses names are to hand? They may just tell us >something more to support my conjecture about Henry and his origins as part of >Don's family. > >bfn > >Alan > > > >>I was at the library today going through film I had ordered to look up >>information on my grandmothers side of the family when I came across a >>Knibbs marriage. There is not a lot of information. >> >>Archives of Ontario film MS 248 reel 3 Home District Registration, >>Marriage registers Newcastle District, Durham County, Ontario. >>Vol 17 Page 38 (the page is actually 37 because there is no 38 listed, >>however there are two 37's) >> >>The entry is very hard to read but here goes. >> >>Henry Knibbs married Nora (?) Rosseah (?) by licence January 5, 1842. >>There are two witnesses. >> >>As you can see there is not a lot of info. >> >> >> > > > >============================== >Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration >Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > > > >

Joyce It looks as if you've come up trumps again. I'm sure this must be the elusive Henry KNIBBS and his marriage to Rispah MOORE. Their first child was born in October 1842. I don't suppose the witnesses names are to hand? They may just tell us something more to support my conjecture about Henry and his origins as part of Don's family. bfn Alan > I was at the library today going through film I had ordered to look up > information on my grandmothers side of the family when I came across a > Knibbs marriage. There is not a lot of information. > > Archives of Ontario film MS 248 reel 3 Home District Registration, > Marriage registers Newcastle District, Durham County, Ontario. > Vol 17 Page 38 (the page is actually 37 because there is no 38 listed, > however there are two 37's) > > The entry is very hard to read but here goes. > > Henry Knibbs married Nora (?) Rosseah (?) by licence January 5, 1842. > There are two witnesses. > > As you can see there is not a lot of info. >

Hi everyone: I was at the library today going through film I had ordered to look up information on my grandmothers side of the family when I came across a Knibbs marriage. There is not a lot of information. Archives of Ontario film MS 248 reel 3 Home District Registration, Marriage registers Newcastle District, Durham County, Ontario. Vol 17 Page 38 (the page is actually 37 because there is no 38 listed, however there are two 37's) The entry is very hard to read but here goes. Henry Knibbs married Nora (?) Rosseah (?) by licence January 5, 1842. There are two witnesses. As you can see there is not a lot of info. Joyce

Alan wrote: > I did once work in a bakery ........... but has anyone else achieved that distinction or know of a K/NIBB/S who did? Amongst his many other activities my father was a baker in his late-teens to early-20's, from 1932-1936. He worked for Scutter's bakery in Basingstoke, Hampshire. He blamed the hat he used to wear and the heat from the bread oven for his premature loss of hair. He was also a very keen motorcyclist and spent hours tinkering with his motorbike. He once told me that there was nothing like kneading the dough on a Monday morning for getting rid of all the oil from his hands after working on his bike over the weekend! I have a picture of him sitting on the bonnet of the Scutter's delivery van at http://knibbs.family.users.btopenworld.com/fam002.html I've just checked through my data and see there were quite a few bakers in this line: Alfred WARMAN from Brize Norton, mentioned in Alan's email and started this thread off. Edward KNIBBS b.1801 in Neithrop, Oxfordshire was a baker between 1833 and 1834. Edward ROSE, a son of Susannah KNIBBS of Deddington, Oxfordshire, was a baker in 1851. George EELY, a son of Jane KNIBBS from Deddington, Oxfordshire was a baker in 1852 James KNIBBS b.1848 in Woodstock, Oxfordshire was a baker between 1871-1889. Charles BLISS who married Mary Ann KNIBBS from Deddington, Oxfordshire was a Farmer and Baker in 1901. William Henry MORLEY, who married Rosa Georgina KNIBBS from Kidlington, Oxfordshire, was a bakers assistant in 1899 and a Journeyman Baker in 1901. In my school days I also worked part time for Shutler's bakery on the Isle of Wight. My main job was cooking the donuts then squirting in the jam and coating them with sugar. Don

Floyd and Etta Knibbs, my husbands G Grandparents owned a bakery in Beacon/Fishkill NY ! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Don Knibbs" <don.knibbs@btinternet.com> To: <KNIBB-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2004 4:09 AM Subject: Re: [K/NIBB/S] A Miller's tale ..... > Alan wrote: > > I did once work in a bakery ........... but has anyone else achieved that > distinction or know of a K/NIBB/S > who did? > > Amongst his many other activities my father was a baker in his late-teens to > early-20's, from 1932-1936. He worked for Scutter's bakery in Basingstoke, > Hampshire. He blamed the hat he used to wear and the heat from the bread > oven for his premature loss of hair. He was also a very keen motorcyclist > and spent hours tinkering with his motorbike. He once told me that there > was nothing like kneading the dough on a Monday morning for getting rid of > all the oil from his hands after working on his bike over the weekend! > > I have a picture of him sitting on the bonnet of the Scutter's delivery van > at http://knibbs.family.users.btopenworld.com/fam002.html > > I've just checked through my data and see there were quite a few bakers in > this line: > Alfred WARMAN from Brize Norton, mentioned in Alan's email and started this > thread off. > Edward KNIBBS b.1801 in Neithrop, Oxfordshire was a baker between 1833 and > 1834. > Edward ROSE, a son of Susannah KNIBBS of Deddington, Oxfordshire, was a > baker in 1851. > George EELY, a son of Jane KNIBBS from Deddington, Oxfordshire was a baker > in 1852 > James KNIBBS b.1848 in Woodstock, Oxfordshire was a baker between 1871-1889. > Charles BLISS who married Mary Ann KNIBBS from Deddington, Oxfordshire was a > Farmer and Baker in 1901. > William Henry MORLEY, who married Rosa Georgina KNIBBS from Kidlington, > Oxfordshire, was a bakers assistant in 1899 and a Journeyman Baker in 1901. > > In my school days I also worked part time for Shutler's bakery on the Isle > of Wight. My main job was cooking the donuts then squirting in the jam and > coating them with sugar. > > Don > > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 >

Hi Alan :) I've never worked in a bakery before but I have a breadmaker, does that count?!? ;D Oh, and I've worked in a fish and chip shop, as a grape picker, wine bottler, and a total of 12 years as a Legal Secretary. I know, you didn't ask our past professions, but hey, I haven't posted for a while!! lol Take care, Rob. IBSSG Stuttgart, Germany Honey's Home of Genealogy www.honeyshome.com ----- Original Message ----- From: Jackari2@aol.com To: KNIBB-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 2004 4:53 PM Subject: [K/NIBB/S] A Miller's tale ..... ....but first a couple of things to pass on. Anthea Greenaway contacted Don KNIBBS the other day asking if he had any information on Mary KNIBB who married William PARGETER in Cropredy in 1831. They had 10 children and seemingly Mary was baptised on 23 July 1809 at Burton Dassett and died at Cropredy 5 November 1885. Anyone else related? Anthea has joined the Mailing List so will be reading this. She can also see her name amongst the K/NIBB/S Researchers at the website which I've just updated. Following the links from What's New/Latest you'll see that we also have a new member in Chris ATKINS, nee NIBBS. Her Easter was spent feeding me information about her NIBBS family from which we found the link to artist Richard Henry NIBBS. Fortunately, this coincided with Reg MAYHALL giving me a new url for his website which mentions one or two facts about the artist. These can be viewed from the link on the entry for Richard Henry NIBBS. Marsha has told me that the What's New link doesn't work in Netscape so I must correct that. Has anyone noticed anything else amiss? Meanwhile thanks to her for the Veterans Nationwide Grave locator. One KNIBB, two KNIBBS and six NIBBS on my search. I located Chris via Genesconnected and am chasing up other new contacts there in the hope that I can link more families together and recruit new active members for the Mailing List. Membership currently numbers 76. Don also tells me about Margaret Bland who is a descendant of the Warman family; the Alfred Warman who married Mary KNIBBS at Woodstock on 19 July 1857. He was the son of Edward and Mary Warman and was baptised at Brize Norton on 23 March 1828. Don already knew from census details that he was from Brize Norton and that he was a journeyman baker so he must be one and the the same. So once again 'grist to my mill' in more senses than one :-) I did once work in a bakery after being expelled from school. That's another story but has anyone else achieved that distinction or know of a K/NIBB/S who did? Incidentally, the foreman in the bakery told me that I 'kneaded dough badly' - well I like to say that and the sound of it was very true at the time! bfn Alan Alan Jackson Host at The K/NIBB/S One Name Study & Mailing List Website address http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~knibbetc Did you know? Earlier postings to the list are archived at http://archiver.rootsweb.com/KNIBB-L/ Please follow log-on instructions when you first visit! ============================== Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237

....but first a couple of things to pass on. Anthea Greenaway contacted Don KNIBBS the other day asking if he had any information on Mary KNIBB who married William PARGETER in Cropredy in 1831. They had 10 children and seemingly Mary was baptised on 23 July 1809 at Burton Dassett and died at Cropredy 5 November 1885. Anyone else related? Anthea has joined the Mailing List so will be reading this. She can also see her name amongst the K/NIBB/S Researchers at the website which I've just updated. Following the links from What's New/Latest you'll see that we also have a new member in Chris ATKINS, nee NIBBS. Her Easter was spent feeding me information about her NIBBS family from which we found the link to artist Richard Henry NIBBS. Fortunately, this coincided with Reg MAYHALL giving me a new url for his website which mentions one or two facts about the artist. These can be viewed from the link on the entry for Richard Henry NIBBS. Marsha has told me that the What's New link doesn't work in Netscape so I must correct that. Has anyone noticed anything else amiss? Meanwhile thanks to her for the Veterans Nationwide Grave locator. One KNIBB, two KNIBBS and six NIBBS on my search. I located Chris via Genesconnected and am chasing up other new contacts there in the hope that I can link more families together and recruit new active members for the Mailing List. Membership currently numbers 76. Don also tells me about Margaret Bland who is a descendant of the Warman family; the Alfred Warman who married Mary KNIBBS at Woodstock on 19 July 1857. He was the son of Edward and Mary Warman and was baptised at Brize Norton on 23 March 1828. Don already knew from census details that he was from Brize Norton and that he was a journeyman baker so he must be one and the the same. So once again 'grist to my mill' in more senses than one :-) I did once work in a bakery after being expelled from school. That's another story but has anyone else achieved that distinction or know of a K/NIBB/S who did? Incidentally, the foreman in the bakery told me that I 'kneaded dough badly' - well I like to say that and the sound of it was very true at the time! bfn Alan Alan Jackson Host at The K/NIBB/S One Name Study & Mailing List Website address http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~knibbetc Did you know? Earlier postings to the list are archived at http://archiver.rootsweb.com/KNIBB-L/ Please follow log-on instructions when you first visit!

It's now possible to search the (United States) National Cemeteries online (most of them, anyway. There's a list of exceptions). http://gravelocator.cem.va.gov/j2ee/servlet/NGL_v1 It's not clear how far back the records go; earlier than WW II at any rate.