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VI.
FAMILIES OF KNOX IN AMEEICA.
Adam Knox, born in the province of Ulster in 1719, emi-
grated to America in 1737, accompanied by his two younger
brothers. He settled at Boston ; one of the brothers, William,
accepting employment at New Glasgow, now called Blandford,
in Western Massachusetts. Adam and William Knox were
both married. Their descendants are numerous throughout
the States.
Thomas W. Knox of New York has published " Camp Fire
and Cotton Field," 1865, 8vo ; " Overland through Asia,"
1870, 8vo; and "Underground; or, Life below the Surface,"
1873, 8vo.
VI.
FAMILIES OF KNOX IN AMEEICA.
Adam Knox, born in the province of Ulster in 1719, emi-
grated to America in 1737, accompanied by his two younger
brothers. He settled at Boston ; one of the brothers, William,
accepting employment at New Glasgow, now called Blandford,
in Western Massachusetts. Adam and William Knox were
both married. Their descendants are numerous throughout
the States.
Thomas W. Knox of New York has published " Camp Fire
and Cotton Field," 1865, 8vo ; " Overland through Asia,"
1870, 8vo; and "Underground; or, Life below the Surface,"
1873, 8vo.
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