Charles Harwood Knight

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Charles Harwood Knight (September 20, 1875-May 7, 1915) was an American pianist from Baltimore, Maryland. By 1915 he and his sister Elaine Harwood Knight were living abroad in Paris, France. They were both unmarried. Charles and Elaine Knight boarded the RMS Lusitania as First Class passengers on May 1, 1915 and died in the sinking of the ship on May 7, 1915.


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