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William Knox (1859-1934)

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William Knox (1859-1934)

1881 Living at 24 South Quay, Douglas, Isle of Man: William Knox (age 52 born Kilbernia, Ayr, Scotland), Master Machine Maker. With his wife Ann Knox (age 53 born Lismore, Argyll) and their seven children; Robert Knox (age 26 born Kilbernia, Ayr, Scotland), Engine Fitter; Christina Knox (age 23 born Douglas); William Knox (age 21 born Douglas),Engine Fitter; John Knox (age 19 born Douglas), Turner; Archibald Knox (age 16 born Douglas), Pupil Teacher; Carmichael Knox (age 14 born Douglas), Fitter; and Annie Knox (age 9 born Douglas).[1]

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  1. ↑ 1881 Census
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