Thomas Knox1 
M, #2488, b. 18 April 1813, d. 23 September 1829
Thomas Knox|b. 18 Apr 1813\nd. 23 Sep 1829|p2488.htm|Robert Knox|b. 10 Jul 1763\nd. 17 May 1821|p2309.htm|Agness Barclay|b. 7 Feb 1773\nd. 3 Jan 1852|p2362.htm|James Knox|b. c 1723\nd. 31 Jan 1792|p2310.htm|Ann Gavin|b. c 1723|p2311.htm|Robert Barclay|b. c 1730\nd. 8 Apr 1789|p2355.htm|Agnes Lang|b. c 1734|p2356.htm|
- Father: Robert Knox1 b. 10 Jul 1763, d. 17 May 1821
- Mother: Agness Barclay1 b. 7 Feb 1773, d. 3 Jan 1852
- Birth*: Thomas Knox was born on 18 April 1813.1
- Death*: He died on 23 September 1829 at Dennyholm, Kilbirnie, Ayrshire, Scotland, at age 16.1,2
- Memo*: Thomas Macqueen wrote an Elegy on the death of Thomas Knox. "This is the same person", adds Macqueen, "to whon my Poem of the Robin Redbreast is inscribed. He was a youth of very astonishing abilities, and of the most refined feelings of any with whom I have ever had the pleasure of being aquainted. To him I was indebted for my knowledge in English Grammer, and several other literary attainments. The ... Elegy is, however, not offered as an acknowledgement for favours received, but as a token of that veneration which his great accomplishments so justly deserve from the world. He died in the 17th year of his age, having patiently experienced all the shattering stages of consumption."1
