Daughter of Isaac Elliott and Adaline (Hutton) Elliott
Sister of Simeon Elliott; Levi Elliott; Israel Elliott and Ira Elliott
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Fact 1:- Mr.& Mrs. Corneluis Knapp of Hazel Dell, an elderly German couple, were shot at their house while they were eating breakfast by Martin Sickles, who had once lived with them. He also shot William Shanklin near Kelso and burned his body and cabin. Martin Sickles was the last killer hanged in the county before the state took over jurisdiction over executions. (Abstracted from the "Cowlitz County Historical Society", Vol. XXV, No. 2. P 20, pub by the Cowlitz County Historical Society).
Fact 2:- Corneluis and Amassey Knapp had no children.
Information Provided by: Raida Knapp
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Ann Knapp (Massey)
Was born in New York City NY She met and later married in 1865 Captain Cornelius Knapp Late of the 15th NY Cav. (They had no children)
Her husband was in the Lumber trade and later moved to Washington State in 1876 were he contuned to ship lumber back east. They both died in a house fire on Nov. 28th 1900 in Castle Rock WA. And were buried together in the Cowlitz Co. Cemetery. The C-1890s photo of Ann & Cornelius is courtesy of the Western WA. Civil War Round Table Soc. who were kind enough to let me copy it for find a grave.
Information Posted by: Herbert Rickards
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Timeline of Massey Ann (Elliott) Knapp
1850 - Age 5
United States Census, 1850
Wesley, Washington, Ohio
November 17, 1858 - Age 14
Marriage of Massey to Cornelius Knapp
Adair County, Missouri
1860 - Age 15
United States Census, 1860
Linn County, Kansas
1870 - Age 25
United States Census, 1870
Paulville Twp, Adair County, Missouri
Township 62, Range 13, Paulville Twp, Adair County, Missouri Page 65 Dwelling 48
1871 - Age 26
County Census Records
Cowlitz County, Washington
1880 - Age 35
United States Census, 1880
Cowlitz County, Washington
1887 - Age 42
County Census Records
Cowlitz County, Washington
1887 Cowlitz County
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Captain Cornelius Knapp
Served as Company Comander of Co. C 15th New York Vol. Cav. During the Civil War of 1861-65. He Married Miss Ann Massey in 1865 and was a business man in the lumber trade. (They had no children)
He came out to Washington State in 1876 again working in the lumber trade in the Castle Rock area.
They Both died Nov. 28th 1900 because of a house fire. He was 68 years of age. He was buried in the Cowlits Co. Cemetery with full military honors by the GAR C.S. Hamilton Post No.113 (From Powell WA.)
The C-1890s Photo of Cornellus & Ann Knapp is courtesy of the Western WA. Civil War Round Table Soc. Who were kind enough to let me copy it for find a grave.
Information Posted by: Herbert Rickards
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Information from Probate Record of Corneluis & Massey Ann(Elliott) Knapp
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON, FOR COWLITZ COUNTY
Section VI
That said Amassay Knapp, deceased, left surviving her own brother, Levi B. Elliott, who is entitled to a 1/6 of said estate.
Also the three children of Simon Elliott, deceased, who was a brother of said Amassay Knapp, deceased, whose names are as follows: William Elliott, Charles B. Elliott, and Lucy Elliott Farr: who are each entitled to 1/16 of said Estate:
Also the five children of Ira Elliott, deceased, who was a brother of said Amassay Knapp, deceased, and whose names are as follows: Lucy (Elliott) Halloway, Nancy (Elliott) Landes, Charles E. Elliott, William E. Elliott and John I. Elliott, who are each entitled to a 1/30 of said Estate:
Sister of Simeon Elliott; Levi Elliott; Israel Elliott and Ira Elliott
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Fact 1:- Mr.& Mrs. Corneluis Knapp of Hazel Dell, an elderly German couple, were shot at their house while they were eating breakfast by Martin Sickles, who had once lived with them. He also shot William Shanklin near Kelso and burned his body and cabin. Martin Sickles was the last killer hanged in the county before the state took over jurisdiction over executions. (Abstracted from the "Cowlitz County Historical Society", Vol. XXV, No. 2. P 20, pub by the Cowlitz County Historical Society).
Fact 2:- Corneluis and Amassey Knapp had no children.
Information Provided by: Raida Knapp
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Ann Knapp (Massey)
Was born in New York City NY She met and later married in 1865 Captain Cornelius Knapp Late of the 15th NY Cav. (They had no children)
Her husband was in the Lumber trade and later moved to Washington State in 1876 were he contuned to ship lumber back east. They both died in a house fire on Nov. 28th 1900 in Castle Rock WA. And were buried together in the Cowlitz Co. Cemetery. The C-1890s photo of Ann & Cornelius is courtesy of the Western WA. Civil War Round Table Soc. who were kind enough to let me copy it for find a grave.
Information Posted by: Herbert Rickards
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Timeline of Massey Ann (Elliott) Knapp
1850 - Age 5
United States Census, 1850
Wesley, Washington, Ohio
November 17, 1858 - Age 14
Marriage of Massey to Cornelius Knapp
Adair County, Missouri
1860 - Age 15
United States Census, 1860
Linn County, Kansas
1870 - Age 25
United States Census, 1870
Paulville Twp, Adair County, Missouri
Township 62, Range 13, Paulville Twp, Adair County, Missouri Page 65 Dwelling 48
1871 - Age 26
County Census Records
Cowlitz County, Washington
1880 - Age 35
United States Census, 1880
Cowlitz County, Washington
1887 - Age 42
County Census Records
Cowlitz County, Washington
1887 Cowlitz County
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Captain Cornelius Knapp
Served as Company Comander of Co. C 15th New York Vol. Cav. During the Civil War of 1861-65. He Married Miss Ann Massey in 1865 and was a business man in the lumber trade. (They had no children)
He came out to Washington State in 1876 again working in the lumber trade in the Castle Rock area.
They Both died Nov. 28th 1900 because of a house fire. He was 68 years of age. He was buried in the Cowlits Co. Cemetery with full military honors by the GAR C.S. Hamilton Post No.113 (From Powell WA.)
The C-1890s Photo of Cornellus & Ann Knapp is courtesy of the Western WA. Civil War Round Table Soc. Who were kind enough to let me copy it for find a grave.
Information Posted by: Herbert Rickards
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Information from Probate Record of Corneluis & Massey Ann(Elliott) Knapp
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON, FOR COWLITZ COUNTY
Section VI
That said Amassay Knapp, deceased, left surviving her own brother, Levi B. Elliott, who is entitled to a 1/6 of said estate.
Also the three children of Simon Elliott, deceased, who was a brother of said Amassay Knapp, deceased, whose names are as follows: William Elliott, Charles B. Elliott, and Lucy Elliott Farr: who are each entitled to 1/16 of said Estate:
Also the five children of Ira Elliott, deceased, who was a brother of said Amassay Knapp, deceased, and whose names are as follows: Lucy (Elliott) Halloway, Nancy (Elliott) Landes, Charles E. Elliott, William E. Elliott and John I. Elliott, who are each entitled to a 1/30 of said Estate:
Daughter of Isaac Elliott and Adaline (Hutton) Elliott
Sister of Simeon Elliott; Levi Elliott; Israel Elliott and Ira Elliott
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Fact 1:- Mr.& Mrs. Corneluis Knapp of Hazel Dell, an elderly German couple, were shot at their house while they were eating breakfast by Martin Sickles, who had once lived with them. He also shot William Shanklin near Kelso and burned his body and cabin. Martin Sickles was the last killer hanged in the county before the state took over jurisdiction over executions. (Abstracted from the "Cowlitz County Historical Society", Vol. XXV, No. 2. P 20, pub by the Cowlitz County Historical Society).
Fact 2:- Corneluis and Amassey Knapp had no children.
Information Provided by: Raida Knapp
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Ann Knapp (Massey)
Was born in New York City NY She met and later married in 1865 Captain Cornelius Knapp Late of the 15th NY Cav. (They had no children)
Her husband was in the Lumber trade and later moved to Washington State in 1876 were he contuned to ship lumber back east. They both died in a house fire on Nov. 28th 1900 in Castle Rock WA. And were buried together in the Cowlitz Co. Cemetery. The C-1890s photo of Ann & Cornelius is courtesy of the Western WA. Civil War Round Table Soc. who were kind enough to let me copy it for find a grave.
Information Posted by: Herbert Rickards
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Timeline of Massey Ann (Elliott) Knapp
1850 - Age 5
United States Census, 1850
Wesley, Washington, Ohio
November 17, 1858 - Age 14
Marriage of Massey to Cornelius Knapp
Adair County, Missouri
1860 - Age 15
United States Census, 1860
Linn County, Kansas
1870 - Age 25
United States Census, 1870
Paulville Twp, Adair County, Missouri
Township 62, Range 13, Paulville Twp, Adair County, Missouri Page 65 Dwelling 48
1871 - Age 26
County Census Records
Cowlitz County, Washington
1880 - Age 35
United States Census, 1880
Cowlitz County, Washington
1887 - Age 42
County Census Records
Cowlitz County, Washington
1887 Cowlitz County
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Captain Cornelius Knapp
Served as Company Comander of Co. C 15th New York Vol. Cav. During the Civil War of 1861-65. He Married Miss Ann Massey in 1865 and was a business man in the lumber trade. (They had no children)
He came out to Washington State in 1876 again working in the lumber trade in the Castle Rock area.
They Both died Nov. 28th 1900 because of a house fire. He was 68 years of age. He was buried in the Cowlits Co. Cemetery with full military honors by the GAR C.S. Hamilton Post No.113 (From Powell WA.)
The C-1890s Photo of Cornellus & Ann Knapp is courtesy of the Western WA. Civil War Round Table Soc. Who were kind enough to let me copy it for find a grave.
Information Posted by: Herbert Rickards
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Information from Probate Record of Corneluis & Massey Ann(Elliott) Knapp
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON, FOR COWLITZ COUNTY
Section VI
That said Amassay Knapp, deceased, left surviving her own brother, Levi B. Elliott, who is entitled to a 1/6 of said estate.
Also the three children of Simon Elliott, deceased, who was a brother of said Amassay Knapp, deceased, whose names are as follows: William Elliott, Charles B. Elliott, and Lucy Elliott Farr: who are each entitled to 1/16 of said Estate:
Also the five children of Ira Elliott, deceased, who was a brother of said Amassay Knapp, deceased, and whose names are as follows: Lucy (Elliott) Halloway, Nancy (Elliott) Landes, Charles E. Elliott, William E. Elliott and John I. Elliott, who are each entitled to a 1/30 of said Estate:
Sister of Simeon Elliott; Levi Elliott; Israel Elliott and Ira Elliott
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Fact 1:- Mr.& Mrs. Corneluis Knapp of Hazel Dell, an elderly German couple, were shot at their house while they were eating breakfast by Martin Sickles, who had once lived with them. He also shot William Shanklin near Kelso and burned his body and cabin. Martin Sickles was the last killer hanged in the county before the state took over jurisdiction over executions. (Abstracted from the "Cowlitz County Historical Society", Vol. XXV, No. 2. P 20, pub by the Cowlitz County Historical Society).
Fact 2:- Corneluis and Amassey Knapp had no children.
Information Provided by: Raida Knapp
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Ann Knapp (Massey)
Was born in New York City NY She met and later married in 1865 Captain Cornelius Knapp Late of the 15th NY Cav. (They had no children)
Her husband was in the Lumber trade and later moved to Washington State in 1876 were he contuned to ship lumber back east. They both died in a house fire on Nov. 28th 1900 in Castle Rock WA. And were buried together in the Cowlitz Co. Cemetery. The C-1890s photo of Ann & Cornelius is courtesy of the Western WA. Civil War Round Table Soc. who were kind enough to let me copy it for find a grave.
Information Posted by: Herbert Rickards
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Timeline of Massey Ann (Elliott) Knapp
1850 - Age 5
United States Census, 1850
Wesley, Washington, Ohio
November 17, 1858 - Age 14
Marriage of Massey to Cornelius Knapp
Adair County, Missouri
1860 - Age 15
United States Census, 1860
Linn County, Kansas
1870 - Age 25
United States Census, 1870
Paulville Twp, Adair County, Missouri
Township 62, Range 13, Paulville Twp, Adair County, Missouri Page 65 Dwelling 48
1871 - Age 26
County Census Records
Cowlitz County, Washington
1880 - Age 35
United States Census, 1880
Cowlitz County, Washington
1887 - Age 42
County Census Records
Cowlitz County, Washington
1887 Cowlitz County
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Captain Cornelius Knapp
Served as Company Comander of Co. C 15th New York Vol. Cav. During the Civil War of 1861-65. He Married Miss Ann Massey in 1865 and was a business man in the lumber trade. (They had no children)
He came out to Washington State in 1876 again working in the lumber trade in the Castle Rock area.
They Both died Nov. 28th 1900 because of a house fire. He was 68 years of age. He was buried in the Cowlits Co. Cemetery with full military honors by the GAR C.S. Hamilton Post No.113 (From Powell WA.)
The C-1890s Photo of Cornellus & Ann Knapp is courtesy of the Western WA. Civil War Round Table Soc. Who were kind enough to let me copy it for find a grave.
Information Posted by: Herbert Rickards
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Information from Probate Record of Corneluis & Massey Ann(Elliott) Knapp
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON, FOR COWLITZ COUNTY
Section VI
That said Amassay Knapp, deceased, left surviving her own brother, Levi B. Elliott, who is entitled to a 1/6 of said estate.
Also the three children of Simon Elliott, deceased, who was a brother of said Amassay Knapp, deceased, whose names are as follows: William Elliott, Charles B. Elliott, and Lucy Elliott Farr: who are each entitled to 1/16 of said Estate:
Also the five children of Ira Elliott, deceased, who was a brother of said Amassay Knapp, deceased, and whose names are as follows: Lucy (Elliott) Halloway, Nancy (Elliott) Landes, Charles E. Elliott, William E. Elliott and John I. Elliott, who are each entitled to a 1/30 of said Estate:
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