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Northrup Knox

Successful businessman and co-founder of the Buffalo Sabres

Northrup Knox died on July 23, 1998; Northrup Knox was a Buffalo banker, sportsman, active in the community, and who, along with his brother Seymour Knox III, brought the National Hockey League franchise Buffalo Sabres  to Buffalo.  Northup was also an outstanding polo player, gaining worldwide acclaim.  Northrup Knox is buried in Section 23 in Forest Lawn.