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Title: Knowlton in New Forest
Post by: abrooker on Sunday 04 April 04 21:00 BST (UK)
Trying to find more info on these people

William Knowlton b1816 Hampshire
married Dec 1866 in New Forest
Kezia Golden from Poole
had child
Alice Knowlton b1867 New Forest

I have their 1881 census details and who Alice married.
Title: Re: Knowlton in New Forest
Post by: Donna M on Monday 30 January 06 16:50 GMT (UK)
Hi I have a Charlotte Knowlton in my tree born abt 1851 Eling, Hampshire. Her father was Richard Knowlton. Do they ring any bells for you?
With kind regards Donna
Title: Re: Knowlton in New Forest
Post by: bj2010 on Saturday 03 April 10 21:52 BST (UK)
I have the following Knowltons from Eling Hampshire

James Knowlton, b abt 1789 Eling Hampshire, d 1886 New Forest Hampshire, m Elizabeth Bavis 7 Jun 1824
They had the following children:  James b 1824; Rhoda b abt 1825; Kezia b 1834; Daniel b 1835; Ruth b 1840; and Harriett b 1844 (my 2Xggmother).   I would be very interested in following up - the name Kezia might imply a connection.

Bob
Title: Re: Knowlton in New Forest
Post by: Tom Piper on Tuesday 06 April 10 18:54 BST (UK)
Hi Knowltons

Was James Knowlton a sand digger in the New Forest? Was there a relation of yours all called Joseph Knowlton of Eling, and a George Knowlton who  was hung for murder?

If there was send  me a PM and I can tell you how you can read about the Knowlton's in the Hampshire Telegraph online, unless you know already.

For example:


LYNDHURST PETTY SESSIONS .
The Hampshire Advertiser  Saturday, November 11, 1865
LYNDHURST PETTY SESSIONS
At the Queen’s House, on Wednesday, before Mr. W.H.S. Stanley Mr. C. Castleman, and Mr. R. F. Wingrove, magistrates.
Poachers: Joseph Knowlton and Daniel Hatch, of Eling, old offenders, were charged with trespassing on land in the occupation of Mr. W. H. S. Stanley, in search of rabbits, on the 16th October. Knowlton, who was the only defendant who put in an appearance, was further charged with threatening the keeper (Longman), who proved the trespass. He was fined 40s and costs, or 21 days imprisonment for  the trespass, and the other case was ordered to stand over to give the defendant an opportunity of proving an alibi. The magistrates issued a warrant for the apprehension of Hatch.

The Hampshire Advertiser Saturday, May 10, 1862
Deaths
   On the 1st Inst, in Lake Road, Landport, Portsea, William J. Knowlton, aged 35, leaving a widow and four children.

Tom
Title: Re: Knowlton in New Forest
Post by: Beaujolaiswine on Monday 03 May 10 12:10 BST (UK)
Hi

I am interested in the Knowlton's on my side of the family and on my wife's too. On my side Rhoda Knowlton baptised 11 Mar 1827 (dau. of James Knowlton and Elizabeth Bavis) in 1851 married Samuel Knowlton (a cousin perhaps) baptised Minstead 11 Nov 1827 son of Joseph Knowlton and Mary Gregory.

Samuel and Rhoda's daughter Rose Knowlton married Albert Simmons in 1875. Albert and Rose's son Herbert Booth Simmons married my grandmother's sister Lillian Edith Phillips 31 Jul 1910.


On my wife's side her 5 x great grandmother was Susannah Lett Knowlton (parents unknown) born abt. 1728, who married Royal Peckem on 27 Feb 1750 (or 1749 according to the IGI) at Lyndhurst, Hampshire, England. Susannah was buried on 12 Mar 1787 in Minstead.

Any info to help me find out who Susannah's parents were and possibly any link between my Knowlton relations would be very much appreciated.

best wishes

Richard   :)
Title: Re: Knowlton in New Forest
Post by: looberta on Wednesday 10 July 13 20:18 BST (UK)
My 4th times Great Grandfather was William Knowlton, b1816 - d1882. Married to Kezia Golden, b1834 - d1918 and also married to Sarah Gould, b1814 - d1855. His father was Joseph Knowlton, d1840. I can be contacted on *for more information. I have an extensive Knowlton family tree and am happy to share.

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Title: Re: Knowlton in New Forest
Post by: sarah on Monday 15 July 13 13:10 BST (UK)
Hi Looberta,

I am sorry to say that we have been unable to pass on your message to abooker, this gentleman was last online in 2004 and his email notifications are now bouncing back to us. :'( :'(

I have googled his details but any postings are all around 2002-2004.

Regards

Sarah
Title: Re: Knowlton in New Forest
Post by: wirelessbob on Thursday 05 September 13 11:37 BST (UK)
I am researching my wife's family tree for her and I think it may tie in with your research as follows:-

Born 1957, daughter of:-
* Knowlton, Born 1919, Son of:-
Samuel Knowlton, Born 1872, Son of :-
William Knowlton, Born 1839, Son of :-
William Knowlton, Born 1816, Son of :-
Joseph Knowlton, Born 17??, Son of :-
?

That's it so far, the family are all Eling/Cadnam people up to Charles William who was born in
Mountain Ash by a quirk of fate but spent his childhood in Cadnam.

Does this match up with your research into the Knowlton family?

Rgds
Bob H

Moderator comment: edited to remove names of people who might still be alive.
Title: Re: Knowlton in New Forest
Post by: sarah on Friday 06 September 13 09:52 BST (UK)
Hi Bob,

Welcome to RootsChat.

I am sorry to say that we have been unable to pass on your message to abooker, this gentleman was last online in 2004 and his email notifications are now bouncing back to us. :'( :'(

I have googled his details but any postings are all around 2002-2004.

Regards

Sarah