OF TE KNIGHT FAMILY

 seeing judgment in enhancing the value of his holdings. Hii
 foresight is marvelous, and it is a common saying that he
 never makes a business blunder. He has on various occasions
 been prominently spoken of in connection with high political
 honors, but has steadfastly adhered to his often-expressed
 determination to confine his attention to business and to es-
 chew politics.
 The children of Andrew J. and Flossie (Clarke) Khight
 surviving are
 (a) Clarke, who married Viola Mitchell, daughter of
 William A. and Louise (Randall) Mitchell, of Georgia. Clarke
 Knight is a promising young attorney of the Tampa bar and has
 many of the qualities that go to the achievement of success
 in his profession.
 (b) Bsli, who married Vida Clare Curry.
 (c) Vida Clare, who married G. W. Judy, a native of
 Kentucky and a prominent business man of the city of Tampa.
 They have two children, Jack and Dick.
 (d) Aldine Jewel, who married Dr. John Clifford Vin-
 son, formerly of Georgia, one of the most prominent and suc-
 cessful physicians of Tampa. They have one child, Clifford
 Eali, born in Tampa.
 (e) Jules, unmarried.
 (f) Fldssie, unmarried.
 (g) Sarah, unmarried.
 One daughter, Uliel, died in childhood.
 (6) The sixth child of Joel and Virginia (Mitahell)
 Knight is Henry Lauren, who married Lillie Wood Wall. (ee
 Wall family.) They have four childrean-Lanrie, who married
 Dr. J. W. Bradley, a prominent dentist of Tampa; Minnie Wall
who is the wife of Frank M. Cooper, jr., of Tampa; Mary Louise
and Doris, both unmarried.
SHenr Laurens Iight is the president of the hKight &
Wall Company, the largest mercantile business ooncern in the
city and perhaps the largest hardware establishment in Florida.
It does an extensive retail business besides a wholesale trade
that covers the entire southern half of the state. The othep
principal stockholders of the company are the two brothers-in-
law of Mr. night, Perry G. and 3. Xdgar Wall. (See Wall fa4-
ily.) The ph snmonal success that has attended the operations
of this company is due to the ability and enterprise exhibit
by these three gentlemen. i
 (7) The seventh child of Joel and Virginia (Mitobell)
Knight is Charles L., who married Daisy, a daughter of WillIam
W. Wall, of Tampa, (See Wall family.) Charles L. sight is
prinenQ tl.oonneoted with the Ap a,
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