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Housing Units (2000): 11
Land area (2000): 0.177420 sq. miles (0.459515 sq. km)
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Total area (2000): 0.177420 sq. miles (0.459515 sq. km)
FIPS code: 40100
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Location: 36.873697 N, 100.192888 W
ZIP Codes (1990): 73847
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Wikipedia
Knowles is a common Cornish (meaning "dweller by the knoll") surname of Celtic origin, and may refer to many people.
Knowles (Middlesex cricketer) (dates unknown) refers to a professional cricketer who played for Middlesex in the late 18th century. He is recorded in nine first-class matches. The first was Middlesex v Surrey on Thursday, 24 June 1790 at Lord's Old Ground. The last was in May 1797 when he played for the Earl of Winchilsea's XI against Charles Lennox's XI at Lord's.
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Knowles (born Jeanne Ingabire Buteru on 1 October 1990) is a Rwandan singer. Her stage name is taken from American R&B vocalist Beyoncé Knowles. Butera writes many of her own songs and is known as a strong entertainer, famous for her dancing and beauty. Her songs touch on such themes as romantic relationships, societal issues and daily life.
Usage examples of "knowles".
He marched in solitary silence, listening to his men chatter, and Lieutenant Robert Knowles and Sergeant Patrick Harper, who both would normally have sought his company, let him alone.
Lieutenant Knowles had commented on Sharpe's mood, but the huge Irish Sergeant had shaken his head.
The Sergeant would look innocent and assure' Knowles that the Captain's parents had never married, which was true, and anyway Patrick Harper had fought beside Sharpe for years and had a friendship with the Captain that Knowles rather envied.
It had taken Knowles months to understand the friendship, which was not, as many officers thought, based on the fact that Sharpe had once been a private soldier, marching and fighting in the ranks, and now, elevated to the glories of the officers' mess, still sought out the company of the lower ranks.
But still, behind the formal relationship, Knowles saw the friendship.
It was almost, Knowles thought, as if they were at home on a battlefield, and he envied them.
Lieutenant Knowles seemed to share Harper's thoughts, for he fell in step beside the Irishman and looked at him with a troubled face.
Sharpe and Knowles listened, the unseen river a sound in the background, as the Major talked of ambushes and murders, the secret places where arms were stored, and the signal codes that flashed from hilltop to hilltop.
Lieutenant Knowles, still awed by Sharpe, but a good officer, decisive and fair.
The water in the canteens was brackish but drinkable, and the Company grumbled because, before leaving Almeida, Sharpe, Harper and Knowles had virtually stripped each man and taken away twelve bottles of wine and two of rum.
They must stifle their curiosity and watch, instead, as Sharpe and Harper climbed up beside Kearsey and Knowles on the rock rim.
The big roan responded, widening the gap from the nearest lancers, and Knowles clapped his hands.
Harper knew, Knowles knew, that the tall Rifle Captain who was not given to rousing speeches could nevertheless make men feel that the impossible was just a little troublesome and that victory was a commonplace where he led.
The muskets, under Lieutenant Knowles, could spread death in a wide arc, but the rifles were instruments of precision.
The Rifles would go first, to draw the enemy fire, to start the chaos, and the rest was up to Knowles, to lead the Company into the cavalry's nightmare.