Family Group Sheet for Robert Cosby KNOWLES / Phyllis Eva Ward THOMAS (F22) m. 14 May 1929 : McNabs Island Genealogies

m. 14 May 1929

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Father | Male
Robert Cosby KNOWLES

Born	Sept 4, 1888	Rathmullen, County Donegal, Ireland
Died	1972	Queensland, Australia
Buried
Married	14 May 1929 [1, 2]	Victoria, Queensland, Australia [1, 2]
Father	Sir 4th Baronet of Lovell Hill Charles George Frederick KNOWLES \| F14 Group Sheet
Mother	Mary Ellen THOMSON \| F14 Group Sheet

Mother | Female
Phyllis Eva Ward THOMAS

Born	1898	Prahan, Victoria, Australia
Died	12 Jul 1992	Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Buried
Father
Mother

Child 1 | Male
+ Peter Cosby KNOWLES

Born	27 Jun 1930	Winton, Australia
Died
Buried
Spouse	Gloria OATEN \| F23
Married
Spouse	Jane Winnifred COOPER \| F24
Married

Child 2 | Male
+ Michael Cosby KNOWLES

Born	7 Oct 1936	Longreach, Queensland, Australia
Died
Buried
Spouse	Ann Darian MOUNTAIN \| F26
Married

[S91] Burke's Peerage and Baronetage Vol. 1, Ed. 106, Charles Mosley Editor, (Burke's Peerage), 1619 (Reliability: 1).
[S95] Victoria, Australia, Marriage Index 1835-1950, (Ancestry.Com ) (Reliability: 2).
Name: Robert Cosby Knowles
Gender: Male
Marriage Registration Year:1929
Marriage Registration Place: Victoria, Australia
Spouse: Phyllis Eva Ward Thomas
Reference Number:3791

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