• General Notes

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  [Peggy Reece Bruckner.GED]
  On the 1880 North Carolina Federal Cens us, W. A. (William Andrew) Knox
  appears in Deweese Township, Davidson College , living with his brother S.
  E. (Samuel Edward) Knox's family.  He is listed as 28 years old and
  working as a farm hand.
  The Mecklenburg County, North Ca rolina Census, taken on June 25, 1900,
  showed William A. Knox, age 48, living in Huntersville Township with
  Carrie, his wife of 2 years, age 27.   Five ch ildren were also listed:
  Mary, age 12;  Moffat, age 10; Chalmers, age 8; Boyc e, age 5; and Brice,
  age 3.  William's occupation was listed as farmer.  Mary , Moffat, and
  Chalmers were attending school.
  In the early 1900's, William a nd Carrie Knox's home in Caldwell Station,
  NC was the local  "post office". Mail was delivered to their hom, where
  Caldwell Station residents could pick it up.   Carrie Knox served as the
  "post mistress." (Source: Wilson Knox, Hun tersville, NC)
  On the 1910 North Carolina Federal Census, the family William A . and
  Carrie Knox are found in Mecklenburg County,  living next door to the
  family of J. H. and Mary Rush.  These two families included childhood
  sweeth earts James Chalmers Knox and Ina Ruth Rush who wed three years
  later in 1913

Details of William Andrew's family with Frances Elizabeth Thomasson