| 22 January 1878 in Hanover, Cape Province, SA. | ||
| 6 August 1967 in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa. | ||
| Elijah Knox-Davies (1848-1885) | ||
| Emily Ellen Probart (1850-1940) | ||
| Katherine De Klerk | ||
| Probart Llancelot Knox-Davies (1904-) | ||
| Llewellyn De Klerk Knox-Davies (1906-) | ||
| Emily Ellen Knox-Davies (1908-) | ||
| Elizabeth Kathleen Knox-Davies (1911-) | ||
| Maude Enid Knox-Davies (1913-) | ||
| Maud Frances Thorpe (1899-1969) | ||
| Peter Sidney Knox-Davies (1929-1999) | ||
| Maude Thorpe Knox-Davies (1922-) | ||
| Michael John Knox-Davies (1927-) | ||
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Edwin was born exactly one year before the battle of Isandlwana and was educated in Britain. He was an ambulanceman on the Boer side the the Anglo-Boer war and was jailed on his 21st birthday for making pro-Boer remarks. He fought in the First World War in South-West Africa and East Africa and held the rank of Captain. He later mined diamonds at Elandsputte in the Transvaal and farmed near Malmesbury in the Cape. | ||
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