IllJUUlMiiiHAW S LlUliAliV the Columbian uiiivfisity of Washiiij;ton, D.C. ; and Hince llKiU uakt'outulugibt OD the United Statea geolo|rical Aunrcy. He is the author of Fossil NVoimI iitid I/i«;Tiite of tin* Potnuluc Koniiiitiou; and Fossil Flora in
of
I-:... I.
Knowlton, Helen Mary, born Aug. 1832. in
artist,
wuti
nutlior,
Littlctuii, .Muh8.
She has exhibited ehareoal sketches or landscnjvfs and portrait^?! in oil. in
Hoston,
I'liil-
lidelpliiii.
New
York
and
London;
nrt
students
taiight
the
in
town and country, and written much on art. She is the nuthor of
Art
mi
'i'alk
William Hints to
of
Hunt; Ihipils
Knowlton, Julius William, li. r, jourstat.- l«j;islat«»r, was born Nov. 28, in Soutlibridge, Mass. He served through till- civil war. attaininj,' tlu- rank of lieutenant. He s»rved two terms aa representative in the
- islatare from Stratford, Conn.; in 187ri-l»2 was postmn.ster of
Bridgeport, Conn.; and became city asaeal
nalist,
1838,
l«
Hor.
Knowlton, Marcus Perrin, lawyer, state
-
was born
senator, jurist,
Fi
l).
X,
IH.}!!.
in
imt he graduated from Vair university; and lias rrri'ivcd tlu-
Wilbruhani, Mass.
In
drgrei- of LL.D.
iroin
both Valt' and Harvard uni ••rsitii's. Hibi-u'an tlie I'ractioe of law in Hii2 in Springtfrld. Mass.; in 187S w as a member of the Masaachiuetts state hgiHlnture; and In lssi-s-2
was
a
court.
In
1887-1!HI2
mem-
Knowlton, Wiram, lawyer, jurist. In 18.'>0-r>3 he was an associate justice of the supreme court of Wiscon-sin for the sixth circuit.
He
died in Wisconsin.
Kaoz, Mrs. Adeline Traftoa, author, was Immfi
1S4.'», in Saecarrap|>a. Maine, moved to Hoston in her infancy. She the author of .
.
ierican (Jirl Abn»ad; and thi' novels |)oroth'> Kxp«rience; His Inheritance; and Katharuie Earle. .Siic is the wife of the late Samuel Knox. Knox, Charles Eugene, clergyman, college president, author, was born in 1833 in New Vork. He is a j)rcsbyt< riaii j.-r^ynian; and since 1863 president of the theological seminary at Bloomfleld. VJ. He if* the author t)f A Year with Saint Paul; I^ve to the Knd; David the King; and Graduated Kundny-Sehool Text-Books. He died in 1800
Fel».
S,
anil is
<
nioi.nilield. N..T.
in
Knox, Daniel Stowe, public
oflfeial.
Windsor. X.Y.
soldier, business
public scliotds of his native state; and has be<-n a laborer, postmaster, assessor, conlolleefor. School director, boron^xli idunsel; burgess, nuiyor. farmer, lumberman, pilot and a most successful hunter. Mr was a captain in the civil war in 1801iuf. and a justice of the peace ft)r twentySince 188:< lie lias l.i-en postlive years. master at Tionesta. Pa. Ue died Oct. 4, ^t.ilile.
in Tionesta, Pa.
h'dgcville,
l<)02.
borough, 't. In Chinese a roannnl
iHtiU he published in for native preachers. atecbism. Sev. r;il cburelies were founded and visited regularly by him daring his stay in China. He wss the author of A Presbyterian Mi->-ionnry iti China; and The Foreign MiM.su»nary, llis Field and His Work. He died Sept. 10, 1874, (
liirt;!.
Knowlion, Miner, soldier, educator, author, was born in ISoi in ('onn*-ctieut. In 1837-44 he was instructor of artillery and
man,
was bom Nov. 8, 1831, in He was educated in the
he watt associate-jus-
Knowlton, Miles Justin, missionary, auwas born Feb. 8. 182."», in West Wanls-
(
asliiTigton,
who mentione<l hini in his general orders as a soldier who "would have been an honor to any oountry." He was killed at battle Sept. 18, 1776, at Harlem Plains. N.Y.
Knox, George Washington, iiiv.-ntor. was Ixirn .Tune 21,
thor,
in
NJ.
Knowlton, Thomas, .soldier, was bom Nov. .-{0, 1740. in W. Hoxfonl, Mass. He served during six campaigns in the French war, and took part in the capture of Havana In 1782. His low was lamented by
lliOit,
supreme judicial court of Masssrhusetts; and has tilled the position of
called Scripture
1870. in Burlington,
2.-..
b<T ol
tice of the
chief justice since
the author of Instructions and Kegulations for the Militia and Volunteers of the United States. He died Dec
ate.
the state sen* In 1881-87 he was justice of the Massachusetts superior
44S
He was
cavalry.
in
Drawiny and Painting; and Art Life of William Morriit Hunt. .
OF AMERICAN BlUGUAPHY.
HI.
He has
be<>n
civil engineer, ISt;.').
in
electrical
Milen-
gineer of construction for the Chicago city railway company; and since lli"J has l>e<'n president of tiie engineering company of Chicago. HI. He is inventor of the automotoneer: ami president of the company engagi'd in its construction. He is alSO pi anient and general manager of the Green
Hay trai'tior> conii>ati'. Knox, George William, educator, clergy^ man. author, was born Aug. 11, 1853, in K'lnie, N.Y. He as a presbyterian missionary in dapan in I.SS7 !»3; professor of ethics in the university of .Tapan in 1881M3 and now a professor in the I 'nion Theolo^^ieal seminary of New York. He is tho anttior of A Mri'f .Syf<teni of Theology; Outlines of Uomilutica; Christ the Son of
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