Person:Henry Knott (6)

Guel, John, native white male, age 29
Anderson, Carl, foreign born male, age 22
Knott, George H., native born male, age 29
Knott, Mrs. George H., native born female, age 26
Knott, Henry G., native born male, age 5
Knott, John Gordon, native born male, age 3

Ferry Street [between 745 Ferry and 731 Ferry]
Knott, George H., head, owns home free of mortgage, white male, married, able to read and write, born Illinois, father born Holland (native tongue Dutch), mother born Germany (native tongue German), speaks English, laborer, condenser (industry/business), wage worker, Farm Schedule 234
, Neva E., wife, white female, age 33, married, able to read and write, born Iowa, both parents born Michigan, speaks English, no occupation
, Henry G., son, white male, age 9, single, attended school, born North Dakota, father born Illinois, mother born Iowa
, Gordon, son, white male, age 7, single, attended school, born North Dakota, father born Illinois, mother born Iowa
, Norman, son, white male, age 2 9/12, single, born North Dakota, father born Illinois, mother born Iowa

Knott, George H., head, owned home, lived on farm, white male, age 44, 1st married age 23, able to read and write, born IL, father born Holland, mother born Germany, able to speak English, laborer in logging camp, worked yesterday, not a veteran, farm schedule #20
, Neva E., wife, white female, age 43, 1st married age 21, able to read and write, born IA, father born Wales, mother born WI, able to speak English
, Henry G., son, white male, age 19, single, able to read and write, born ND
, Gordon J., son, white male, age 17, single, able to read and write, born ND
, Norman P., son, white male, age 13, single, able to read and write, born ND

Henry G. Knott, b. 1910, North Dakota;
resident Skagit County, Washington;
enlisted 22 Oct 1940, Fort Lewis, Washington,
Private, Air Corps, regular army;
Education 4 years high school,
occupation Gas and Oil Man (Simiskilled mechanics and repairmen, motor vehicles),
single, no dependents, height 70, weight 153
Army Serial Number: 19016613

No. 350170
Power of Attorney, Harding Field, Batton Rouge, LA
Henry G. Knott, US Army, appoints Mrs. Neva E. Knott his true and lawful attorney in fact for 60 months, from March 2, 1942 to do and perform as I might or could if personally present.
Signed 3 March 1942, Henry G. Knott
Witnesses: Charles A. Ulrey, Wendell P. Kibler, Edward Thirud, A. J. Spedale NP State of Louisiana Parish of East Baton Rouge
Filed at request of Mrs. Neva Knot 13 Mar 1942

- No. 385815
Chas. E. Smith a widower
for $900 paid by
Henry G. Knott and Margaret Knott his wife
for Lots 2 and 11, Block 6, “North Park Addition to Clear Lake” according to plat in Skagit County Auditors office Vol 4 of Plats, p. 16
Dated 30 Nov 1945
Signed Chase E. Smith
Witness 3 Dec 1945 Charles J. Wiker, NP Sedro Woolley
Filed 4 Dec 1945 at request of Skagit Co Abstract [which handles/processes mgts?]
- No. 385816
Henry G. Knott and Margaret Knott his wife
For $2100 paid by Fred A Price and Rhoda Price his wife
Lots 2 and 11, Block 6, North Partk Addition to Clear Lake according to Plat
Dated 1 Dec 1945
Signed Henry G. Knott, Margaret Knott
Witness 1 Dec 1945, Chas J. Wicker, NP Sedro Woolley
Filed 4 Dec 1945 at request of Skagit Co. Abs Co.

Vol 207, p. 440 - #389486
Milford C. Swartos and Constance Swartos his wife
For $4000 paid by
Henry G. Knott and Rosalind M. Knott his wife
N1/2 of the S2/5 of the S1/2 of the SW1/4 of the NE1/4 of the SE1/4, S14, T35N, R4E
Except the East 15 ft
Dated 6 Feb 1946
Signed Milford C. Swartos, Constance Swartos
Witness Charles J. Wicker, NP, Sedro Woolley
Recorded 14 Mar 1946
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Vol 215, p. 474 - #400347
Henry G. Knott and Rosalind M. his wife
for $4400 paid by
Wallace R. Ellestad and Lorna Ellestad his wife
N1/2 of the SE1/4, S14, T35N, R4E, except the east 15 ft
Subject to a mortgage to C. E. Bingham and Co a Washington Corp, dated 12 Mar 1946, recorded 14 Mar 1946, with balance owing of $13,643.04, which grantees hereby assume as part of the consideration above.
Dated 18 Jan 1947
Signed Henry G. Knott, Rosalind M. Knott
Witness Charles J. Wicker, NP, Sedro Woolley
Recorded 24 Jan 1947

Knott, Geo H. (Neva) h1228 W1st av (K)
- Knott, Henry G. (Evalina) emp Arabian Am Oil, r1228 W 1st av (K)

George Henry Knott, 76, died Monday evening at his home, 514 Sycamore.
. . . . He is survived by his wife at the home; three sons, Henry Knott in Arabia, Gordon Knott of Walla Walla, and Norman Knott of Olympia; . . . .

Neva Knott, 97, of 1317 W. Kennewick Ave, died Friday at Kennewick General Hospital. . . .
Survivors include sons Henry Knott, Corvalis, Ore., and Gordon Knott, Kennewick. . . .

Henry G Knott, b.16 May 1910, d. 05 Mar 1998 (Verified by family member)
Last residence, 98310 (Bremerton, Kitsap, WA)
SS issued Oregon

Day Creek Road, owned property worth $250
Knott, George H., head, 45, married, completed 2 years college, b. IL, living in same house in 1935, occupation - cutting shakes, self-employed, received income from sources other than wages, had a farm
, Neva (informant), wife, 42, married, completed 2 years college? [appears to be a question mark on page], b. IA, living in the same house in 1935, no job, does housework
, Henry, son, 29, single, complete 4 yrs high school, b. ND, living in same house in 1935, works for pay, 40 hrs/wek, cuttoff man in shingle mill, worked 39 weeks in 1939, income = $600, no other source of income
, Gordon, son, 26, single, completed 4 yrs of college, living in same house in 1935, had work [but may have been seeking work - unclear on page], cutting shakes, self-employed, earned $450 in 1939, no other income

Henry Knott
Henry G. Knott, 87, of Bremerton died March 5, 1998, at Bremerton Convalescent Center.
He was born May 16, 1910, in Powers Lake, N.D. He graduated from Sedro Woolly High School and attended various trade schools.
He married his wife, Evelina, in Venice, Italy, in 1952.
Mr. Knott served in the Air Force from 1941 to 1943. He was later employed as a mechanical instructor at Arabian & American Oil Company for 21 years, until retiring in 1969.
Survivors include his wife; a son, John of Bremerton; and a brother, Gordon of Kennewick.
Funeral services will be 11 a.m. March 12 at Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Arrangements are under the direction of Miller-Woodlawn Funeral Home.