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About Kemp Knott, SV/PROG, alias William Harrison
1820 British Settler
Kemp Knott 30, Farmer and miller, (who travelled with his family under the name of William Harrison) together with his wife Ann Walker 30, and 2 children, were members of Bailie's Party of 256 Settlers on the Chapman.
Party originated from London.
Departed London, 3 December 1819. Arrived Table Bay, Cape Town on 17 March 1820. Final Port - Algoa Bay, Port Elizabeth 10 April 1820
Area Allocated to the Party : Wellington and Palmiet Rivers - Cuylerville
Children :
- George Knott 2
- Mary Knott (born at sea)
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Immigrated under the name of William Harrison
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1820 Settler , Bailie's Party
Father: Stephen KNOTT, [1752-1801]
Mother: Susannah JOAD
1820 Settler Departed 3 Dec 1819 Gravesend, Kent, England
Bailie's party on the Chapman
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Kemp Knott, SV/PROG, alias William Harrison's Timeline
| 1783 |
May 1, 1783
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Ramsgate, Kent, England, United Kingdom
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| 1818 |
April 17, 1818
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London, Middlesex, England (United Kingdom)
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| 1820 |
February 29, 1820
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At Sea on board "Chapman" Bailey's Party Bay of Biscay Atlantic Ocean
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| 1822 |
March 3, 1822
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Cuylerville, Bathurst District, Eastern Cape, South Africa
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| 1826 |
1826
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Eastern Cape, South Africa
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| 1828 |
July 10, 1828
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| 1829 |
October 1829
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Bailey's Location, Lower Albany, Eastern Cape, South Africa
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| 1831 |
June 1, 1831
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Lower Albany, Bathurst, Albany, Eastern Cape, South Africa
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| 1833 |
May 23, 1833
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Grahamstown, Albany, Cape Colony, South Africa
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