Malcolm Kenneth KNIBBS, son of Kenneth KNIBBS and Phyllis May HARTLAND , was born 30 October 1942 in Birmingham, Warwickshire, England. He died 08 March 2019 in New South Wales, Australia. UNKNOWN was born Private.


Marriage/Union Events for Malcolm Kenneth KNIBBS\ UNKNOWN:

Other Marriages/Unions for Malcolm Kenneth KNIBBS:
See Malcolm Kenneth KNIBBS & Joan I REECE-PINCHIN OR Malcolm Kenneth KNIBBS & Nicola A FIELD OR Malcolm Kenneth KNIBBS & Loretta LEGG


Notes for Malcolm Kenneth KNIBBS:

Known to have emigrated to Australia
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From the Birmingham Mail, Tuesday 03 November 1942:
KNIBBS. —On October 30 to Phyllis May (nee Hartland) and Kenneth, Claremont Nursing Home, a son (Malcolm Kenneth).

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From December, 2016:
MALCOLM KENNETH KNIBBS is an Individual/Sole Trader based in or near Amaroo, Boomey & Cundumbul in New South Wales, Australia. MALCOLM KENNETH KNIBBS is a registered Australian Business Name with the Australian Business Number (ABN) of: 31961240670.
This business was first added to the ABN register on 4th February 2015 and has been trading for 1 years. This person or business trades under the name: Mal's Lawnmowing Service.
MALCOLM KENNETH KNIBBS last updated Australian Business Name information on 4th February 2015.


It looks like Mal operated this business from 2007 to 2015.
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From the Worcester News, 8 March 2019:
KNIBBS Malcolm Kenneth Formerly of Powick. Passed away in Australia. Dearly loved by Melanie, Malcolm, Manda and Mark.

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This touching memory was written and shared by one of his grand children - Amy Lee
Granddad, grandpop, pa. There's a few different names for you, but for us - you are our Poppy. Poppy, you guided each of us grandchildren with every ounce of love that your heart carried. You where a beacon in which we all looked for in a moment of need. You inspired many of our actions and you wiped a fair few of our tears over the years. You cracked a smile in what we as children thought as the most darkest time. It is now that we face a time of loss, the man we knew with the cheeky grin and pom accent is now resting it up with the big man himself up there with a glass of Jimmy. Poppy, thank you for the creation of cheese and onion sandwiches, for being a farm yard chook whisperer. Most of all, thank you for not making the world all fluffy and rainbows for us - for always being old-school and cool. Forever and always, we miss and love you.

Sources for Malcolm Kenneth KNIBBS:

  1. GRO England & Wales, from FindMyPast.com 
  2. Personal Contact with Helen Dent Knibbs,
  3. Newspaper Article,

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