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		England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Leicestershire => England => Leicestershire Lookup Requests => Topic started by: joenix on Saturday 01 June 13 19:38 BST (UK) 
		
			
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				Hello, would anyone be able to check the above CD for appearances of the Knapp/Knap/Napp family from as early as possible up to 1775? I am trying to find a family move from Leicester to Northants or vice versa. Thank you. Sarah
			
 
			
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				Nothing for NAPP but 15 other marriages, anyone particular or area you are looking for?
Nothing within the city....only looked for males with the surname
			 
			
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				Greeting’s Sarah & Welcome to the Leicestershire Boards 
Sorry but very difficult to read the text in that colour
Best I can do :~ 
KNAPP.
 
1768. 
Great Glen 
Richard Knapp. Of this Parish. 
Mary Harrison of this Parish.
23rd October  
By banns. 
KNAP 
1756. 
St: Andrew’s Parish Church. 
Aylestone. 
William Knap of Kibworth Beauchamp  Parish.  
Mary NOON. Of Kibworth Beauchamp  Parish. 
17th December. 
By Licence 
1767.
St: Wilfred’s Kibworth Beauchamp.  
John Knap of Langton Parish. Leicestershire  
Mary TILLY of this Parish. 
5th. November 
By Banns. 
MIKE. ……
			 
			
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				Sorry about the colour!
And thank you for the information. I´m starting to get a quite good picture of the 18th century Knapps in the area. I should have said Leicestershire instead of Leicester, as my family are from the border with Northamptonshire/Rutland (in the direction of Uppingham and Corby). I also only bother with males at the moment. But there are also some possible family members in the Burrough on the Hill/Knossington area. Having found some non-stray Phillimore´s listings of Leicester on archive.org it seems our Northants Knapps will end up having Leicestershire ancestors.
Thank you both for your quick replies.
Sarah 
			 
			
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				I have some Knapps as my ancestors, from the Stathern/Eaton/Eastwell area. I also have them travelling to Kibworth to either marry or act as witnesses at other Knapps' marriages. This was in the 1820s to 1870s, so it was quite a distance on foot, horseback or by train if they had the money. However, I have checked both the churchyard and cemetery at Kibworth (Beauchamp I think) and there are none at all, or least none in marked graves that I could see.