Latest Changes to my Genealogical Data:

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Last updated 15th July, 2007

Details added for the descendants of Charles KNIBB, b.1908 at Grouard, Alberta, Canada, with thanks to his daughter Pearl SANDOR.
A photograph added of Harry KNIBB, b.1897 in Alberta, Canada and tragically killed in France during WWII. Thanks to Pearl SANDOR, his niece for sharing it with us.
Corrections made to the family of Grace Mary KNIBB, b.1898 in Alberta, a younger sister of Harry above. Thanks to her grandson Kirk REBMAN

Date, place of birth and parentage found in England for William Henry KNIBB, the husband of Adeles LADOUCEUR from Alberta, Canada. Great thanks to Pearl SANDOR for sharing this with us.
Details added concerning the identification of an unknown soldier, killed at Vimy Ridge, France, at the same time as Harry KNIBB
Two siblings, Zacharie and Madeleine identified for Adeles LADOUCEUR.

Previous Updates

15/01/2005

Military Registration Cards added for Albert KNIBBS, Charles KNIBBS, Herbert KNIBBS, James KNIBBS and Richard KNIBBS
15/01/2005 The family of William Henry KNIBBS and Adeles LADOUCEUR brought up to current times with thanks to Beverly KNIBB of Alberta, Canada. We are not yet 100% sure of this link so until we prove conclusively, the families remain under 'Other KNIBBS'.
15/01/2005

 

One more branch of the family of John KNIBBS b. 1785 at Deddington, Oxfordshire, England, and his wife Ann ALDRIDGE brought up to current times in the USA. Again, this is another link that we are not yet 100% sure of so for the time being, the families remain under the heading of 'Other KNIBBS'
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