Gunnar Knos (1899-1969) *70
The grave site of Gunnar Knos / Plot 33809419. This memorial website was created in memory of Gunnar Knos, 70, born on March 27, 1899 and passed away on June 0, 1969.
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*Family of Gunnar Börge Knös can be found in Sweden. Gunnar was the son of Arvid Erik Knös and Eva Carolina Edstrom. He first married the (at the time) well known pianist Eugénie Helene van Ketwich Verschuur on march the 17th 1931 in The Hague, The Netherlands. She was a member of an important Dutch patrician family. They divorced officially in The Hague (divorce registered in The Hague, The Netherlands, on the 4th december 1946.) He remarried in Tampa, Florida, U. S. A. Marie Francoise Smulders, of another Dutch patrician family on the 25th of february 1949.
*Family is also to be found in the United States of America (Gunnar had children with Marie Francoise Smulders) and The Netherlands (grandson Evert Sillem).
*Family as well to be found in the United Kingdom of Great Britain: His son Jan Börje Knös went to live in Hull (U. K.)
Gunnar Knös died because he was hit by the hind leg of a horse. Gunnar Knös was my grandfather (my mothers father)