1824 - 1887 (63 years)
Has more than 100 ancestors and 3 descendants in this family tree.
1814 - 1899 (85 years)
Birth |
1814 |
Died |
1899 |
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Father |
James Spencer Knox, b. 26 Apr 1789 |
Mother |
Clara Barbara Beresford, b. 1790 |
Married |
10Sep 1813 |
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1816 -
Birth |
1816 |
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Father |
James Spencer Knox, b. 26 Apr 1789 |
Mother |
Clara Barbara Beresford, b. 1790 |
Married |
10Sep 1813 |
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Aft 1817 - 1860 (42 years)
Birth |
Aft 1817 |
Died |
01 Apr 1860 |
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Father |
James Spencer Knox, b. 26 Apr 1789 |
Mother |
Clara Barbara Beresford, b. 1790 |
Married |
10Sep 1813 |
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Aft 1819 - 1879 (59 years)
Birth |
Aft 1819 |
Died |
25 Nov 1879 |
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Father |
James Spencer Knox, b. 26 Apr 1789 |
Mother |
Clara Barbara Beresford, b. 1790 |
Married |
10Sep 1813 |
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- 1911
Died |
15 Jan 1911 |
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Father |
James Spencer Knox, b. 26 Apr 1789 |
Mother |
Clara Barbara Beresford, b. 1790 |
Married |
10Sep 1813 |
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1824 - 1887 (63 years)
Birth |
Jan 1824 |
Died |
29 Jul 1887 |
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Father |
James Spencer Knox, b. 26 Apr 1789 |
Mother |
Clara Barbara Beresford, b. 1790 |
Married |
10Sep 1813 |
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Family |
Prang Yen |
Married |
1854 |
Children |
| 1. Fanny Knox |
| 2. Caroline Knox |
| 3. Thomas Knox, b. 11 Sep 1859 |
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- 1888
Died |
1888 |
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Father |
Phwia and Mâa Yen |
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Family |
Thomas George Knox, b. Jan 1824 |
Married |
1854 |
Children |
| 1. Fanny Knox |
| 2. Caroline Knox |
| 3. Thomas Knox, b. 11 Sep 1859 |
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1825 - 1910 (84 years)
Birth |
22 Apr 1825 |
Died |
Feb 1910 |
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Father |
James Spencer Knox, b. 26 Apr 1789 |
Mother |
Clara Barbara Beresford, b. 1790 |
Married |
10Sep 1813 |
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- 1879
Died |
25 Nov 1879 |
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Father |
James Spencer Knox, b. 26 Apr 1789 |
Mother |
Clara Barbara Beresford, b. 1790 |
Married |
10Sep 1813 |
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1830 - 1921 (91 years)
Birth |
Jan 1830 |
Died |
Apr 1921 |
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Father |
James Spencer Knox, b. 26 Apr 1789 |
Mother |
Clara Barbara Beresford, b. 1790 |
Married |
10Sep 1813 |
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1789 - 1862 (72 years)
Birth |
26 Apr 1789 |
Died |
01 Mar 1862 |
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Father |
Bishop William Knox, b. 14 Jun 1762 |
Mother |
Anne Spencer |
Married |
10 Sep 1785 |
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Family |
Clara Barbara Beresford, b. 1790 |
Married |
10Sep 1813 |
Children |
| 1. Barbara Anne Knox, b. 1814 |
| 2. William James Knox, b. 1816 |
| 3. Clara Elizabet Knox, b. Aft 1817 |
| 4. Frances Harriet Knox, b. Aft 1819 |
| 5. Isabella Louisa Georgina Knox |
+ | 6. Thomas George Knox, b. Jan 1824 |
| 7. Charles John Beresford Knox, b. 22 Apr 1825 |
| 8. Frances Harriet Knox |
| 9. George Beresford Knox, b. Jan 1830 |
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1790 - 1862 (72 years)
Birth |
1790 |
Died |
04 Apr 1862 |
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Father |
John de la Poer Beresford, b. 14 Mar 1738 |
Mother |
Barbara Montgomery |
Married |
1774 |
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Family |
James Spencer Knox, b. 26 Apr 1789 |
Married |
10Sep 1813 |
Children |
| 1. Barbara Anne Knox, b. 1814 |
| 2. William James Knox, b. 1816 |
| 3. Clara Elizabet Knox, b. Aft 1817 |
| 4. Frances Harriet Knox, b. Aft 1819 |
| 5. Isabella Louisa Georgina Knox |
+ | 6. Thomas George Knox, b. Jan 1824 |
| 7. Charles John Beresford Knox, b. 22 Apr 1825 |
| 8. Frances Harriet Knox |
| 9. George Beresford Knox, b. Jan 1830 |
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- 1888
Died |
1888 |
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Father |
Phwia and Mâa Yen |
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Family |
Thomas George Knox, b. Jan 1824 |
Married |
1854 |
Children |
| 1. Fanny Knox |
| 2. Caroline Knox |
| 3. Thomas Knox, b. 11 Sep 1859 |
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Father |
Thomas George Knox, b. Jan 1824 |
Mother |
Prang Yen |
Married |
1854 |
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Family |
Phra Pricha Sam Aang Amatayakun |
Married |
11 Mar 1879 |
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Father |
Thomas George Knox, b. Jan 1824 |
Mother |
Prang Yen |
Married |
1854 |
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Family |
Louis Thomas Gunnis Leonowens, b. 25 Oct 1856, Port Gregory, Australia |
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1859 - 1923 (63 years)
Birth |
11 Sep 1859 |
Died |
1923 |
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Father |
Thomas George Knox, b. Jan 1824 |
Mother |
Prang Yen |
Married |
1854 |
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Name |
Thomas George Knox |
Birth |
Jan 1824 |
Gender |
Male |
Death |
29 Jul 1887 |
Siblings |
8 Siblings |
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Person ID |
I836741 |
Geneagraphie |
Last Modified |
27 Jun 2013 |
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Notes |
- Wikipedia
- From Doug Thorne
Thomas George Knox was British Consul general in Bangkok from probably 1867 not 1887 as shown in Terwiel?s history. His service in the Thai army from 1851 to 1857 was under the deputy king of Thailand and his Thai wife was a lady in waiting to one of the wives of the deputy king as well as being the daughter of a high Siamese official. Knox and his wife had three children, Fanny, Thomas and Caroline. Fanny and Thomas were educated in England from their early teens. Thomas apparently never returned to Thailand.
Phra Preecha Konlakan was Phra Preecha?s full rank and title. It means something like Baron Engineer. His given name and surname were Sam Aang Amatayakun or Sam Aang Maude. Surnames were not in common use until the beginning of the 20th century in Thailand and I think Maude is the anglicised version of his father?s name shown as Mot in Terwiel?s history. I cannot find the source at the moment but I have a note that he was trained in engineering in Scotland. His friendship with King Chulalongkorn stems from the time that he was a page in the court of King Mongkut Chulalongkorn?s father and knew Chulalongkorn from an early age. In Minney?s novel Phra Preecha is described as having been a governor of the province of Prachinburi while Terwiel says it was his brother. It is probably poetic licence by Minney but there is no doubt that Phra Preecha had a considerable influence in Prachinburi. There is a Buddhist temple there which is named after him and one of his wives, he designed and constructed a meeting hall which is now heritage listed, there is a road named after him in Kabinburi and at the entrance to the car park in front of the police station in Prachinburi is a shrine to his memory. There must be other connections of the Amatayakun family to Prachinburi because the Amatayakun Foundation has financed the building of another temple in the grounds of which is a large chedi containing the ashes of Phra Preecha?s father and mother and an uncle. In the ground floor room of the chedi are gold covered busts of his parents and uncle. Phra Preecha?s photograph is hanging on the wall.
Following Phra Preecha?s execution the Amatayakun family lost all its mining interests. His father had had a title of something like ?Master of the Mint?. One of Phra Preecha?s sons from another wife had been sent to the USA to be educated and to gain a degree in mining .He returned to Bangkok after the family had lost all their mining interests. As a result he turned to teaching and became a significant person in the education system.
Fanny Knox eventually returned to Thailand with the children and lived in Bangkok until her death.
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