Hi, Connie I have a Eunice Sharp that is from Conn. and moved to Essex Co., New York and married a Levi Markham in 1821, she is also listed in the 1820 census for Jay Township in Essex Co., NY. I am not sure, but I have a feeling that it is a Cornelius Sharp, he had 13 children, I am trying to find more info on both people. Who are your Sharp's and where from. Lorilei ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2000 6:51 AM Subject: Re: [SHARP-L] Letter of Apology > Priscilla, where are your Sharps from? Mine are from upstate NY. Connie > > > ==== SHARP Mailing List ==== > >

Hi, whoever you are: :o) My husband's SHARPs began, as we know so far, with 3-g-grandpa Grandison/Granderson M. SHARP, b. 1810, VA (perhaps Pittsylvania Co.) and wife, Martha SLADE. He moved to Gibson Co., TN, in about 1840, then to Cross Co. (then Poinsett), AR in 1860. He died there, a state legislator, in 1875. The SHARPs then moved down to Lonoke Co., AR, then into Jefferson Co., AR. We live in Phoenix 'cause I lived here when Bill came to visit mutual friends. Bill came over to my house for dinner one night twenty years ago and has been here ever since! <gg> The bulk of his family still lives in AR. Fellow researchers Carol Crowell Hurley and Tommy Goodwin (descendants of Grandison's brother William) and I are narrowing in on Turner SHARP as being the father of Grandison and William. There's a couple of researchers who have posted on RootsWeb and elsewhere that Grandison's father was William, but despite repeated requests, they fail to provide the proof or to remove the mistake. (You know who you are, [email protected]!) I doubt if you and Bill are related if, as you say, your family is from the NY area, but it's still nice to have Sharp "kin" out there. :o) Priscilla

I have one for a look up. Jack Merrill Sharp, Born 1912 West Milton, Ohio, Died Nov. 30, 1968 Santa Cruz, Calif. There are other physicians in the Spitler line. I ask this question only to see if we might be connected? Thank you for any help. > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2000 3:08 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [SHARP-L] CD507 Deceased American Physicians Lookup > > > Hi, > > Do you have the full name of the physician your are researching? > > I have several in my SHARP family.j > John > [email protected] > > ________________________________________________________________ > YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! > Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! > Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: > http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj. > > > ==== SHARP Mailing List ==== > > > >

Priscilla, where are your Sharps from? Mine are from upstate NY. Connie

Look for a Henry Sharp or Sharpe of South Carolina who had a son William. Both a William and Henry Sharpe were in Wilkes County Georgia in 1802. Bobby F. Sharp

Hi John: The name I am looking for is William T. Sharp. Thanks for asking! Carol

Please excuse me for the last letter. You have to understand, everything in my address book starts with sharp. This machine sent it to the wrong one. Again I am sorry, and embarrassed. But it just goes to show that Sharps have more fun than blondes. Your Cuz Richard Sharp

Hey, no problem, Richard. Actually, I'm beginning to look forward to your notes. :o) And I think we should get to know more of the Sharp kin. You're a lot more communicative than Bill's brothers and sisters! :o) Cuz Priscilla

I am fine. Not to worry about me. I think I ate a bad hot tamale or sardine. I felt bettter today than I have felt in ten years . I told the guys at work that I think I just needed a good flushing out, and boy did I get it. Feeling great though, I account it to my good nurse again. Got my week made and think I will pester Jean tomorrow till the painting starts, then I will grab my metal detector and go. I am beginning to like the job, I quess because today was payday. Think I may plant some more greens tomorrow. Everytime I cross that Attoyac River I think of you. Well let me close for now. Oh by the way I got my hat, found it at the mall Sears in Lufkin. My wife didnt like it in the store, I told her it will grow on you. Later. Tell all I send my love. Love U Dick

Hi, Do you have the full name of the physician your are researching? I have several in my SHARP family.j John [email protected] ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Am looking for a Bill Hull who wrote to me a while back concerning the Sharp family. I have recently found that we are connected. I checked the info he sent me and we match. If anyone out there knows of him, please send me his address or give him mine. Last e-mail I had for him: [email protected] Thank you. Connie

Hi all, I'm looking for any info on my grgrandfather, OTA SHARP. All I know is he married Iva Bevill in Waldron County Arkansas in 1905. He was 21 then. They had two kids, Colletus born in 1905/06 and Love Kathleen in 1911 born in Antlers, OK. After 1911 and before 1916, he disappeared. Iva moved back to AR. by the late teens. He MAY have been Native American, but this is only speculation, based on my mother's claims that she was 1/4 Blackfeet Indian. Sorry to be so vague, but he's a tough ancestor to track. Thanks, Susan

Lyn, None of the dates match our Sharps....I have not connected "Scotland" with our Sharps (at least not directly...a researcher who has helped me a lot, states we are connected to Donavan King of Scotland and Malcolm his son, but I assumed it is from another surname that branches off the Sharps)...and, there are a lot of names that are not familiar in your line.....but....many of the names are also in our Sharp line. Even have a connection to LA. This is our line. Haven't been successful to go earlier than the first mentioned Sharp. Nor, do we know the names of any of his siblings: George W. Sharp b. 1801 TN d. 1897 TX m. Artemesia Acker b. 1810 SC d. 1891 TX. Children: 1. Robert M. Sharp b. 1835 d. bef. 1891 m. M. Nissa Herring b. 1834 AL d. ? LA connection comes from his son, Robert A. and his first wife Dora ( don't know surname) who's place of birth was given as LA in the 1880 Van Zandt Co., Tx census. Her parents were noted to have been born in KY. Robert M.'s youngest son was named Joseph. 2. Benjamin F. Sharp b. 1836 AL d. 1838 AL 3. STEWART A. Sharp b. 1838 AL d. 1900 4. Christopher C. Sharp b. 1839 AL d. 1925 5. George W. Sharp Jr. b. 1843 AL d. 1931 TX 6. Mary Jane (Mollie) Sharp b. 1843 AL d. ? 7. Elizabeth (Betty) Sharp b. 1845 AL d. ? 8. Nancy Ellen (Nannie) Sharp b. 1846 AL d. 1891 TX m. Middleton E. Deason Their daughter Velma Artemesia Deason m. Omer Harris...their daughter m. John Martin 9. Martha Ann (Mattie) Sharp b. 1849 AL d. 1890 TX. I guess that many people used these names during that time. But, it is still possible for your older James Sharp to be a nephew or cousin to our George W. Sharp. Just thought the name simularites were interesting and thought I would share it with you. Shirley [email protected] wrote: > Can anyone connect with this family grouping from Scotland to LA? > > Lyn Wilson Berry > > 21 Feb 2000 Descendants of: James SHARP > > 1 James SHARP b. 1823 Scotland > m. Jane STEWART b. 1831 Barrhead,Nielston,Renfrewshire,Scotland d. > 07-Apr-1892 Plaquemines Parish, LA [daughter of John STEWART and Marion > HUTCHISON] 1850 Plaquemines Parish Fed Census, p 284 > > 2 Robert SHARP b. 1849 Plaquemines Parish, LA > 2 James SHARP b. 1851 > 2 John SHARP b. 1852 > 2 Joseph SHARP b. 1854 LA d. 28 Apr 1882 New Orleans, Orleans, LA > died at his residence on Montegut St between Craps and Love Streets of > > Smallpox > m. Amanda MARTIN b. 1852 [daughter of Edmond MARTIN and Melasie COSSE] > 3 James Edwin SHARP b. 16 Aug 1873 > 3 George Sidney SHARP b. 22 Sep 1875 > 3 Joseph Stanley SHARP b. 16 Apr 1877 > 3 Marie Evalina SHARP b. 14 Oct 1879 > m. Marie Louisiana HINGLE m. 28 Jun 1880 St Thomas Church, Plaquemines, > LA b. 1862 Plaquemines Parish, LA [daughter of Theodule HINGLE and Rosa > PEREZ] > 3 Louisiana SHARP b. Plaquemines Parish, LA > 2 George SHARP > > ==== SHARP Mailing List ====

Can anyone connect with this family grouping from Scotland to LA? Lyn Wilson Berry 21 Feb 2000 Descendants of: James SHARP 1 James SHARP b. 1823 Scotland m. Jane STEWART b. 1831 Barrhead,Nielston,Renfrewshire,Scotland d. 07-Apr-1892 Plaquemines Parish, LA [daughter of John STEWART and Marion HUTCHISON] 1850 Plaquemines Parish Fed Census, p 284 2 Robert SHARP b. 1849 Plaquemines Parish, LA 2 James SHARP b. 1851 2 John SHARP b. 1852 2 Joseph SHARP b. 1854 LA d. 28 Apr 1882 New Orleans, Orleans, LA died at his residence on Montegut St between Craps and Love Streets of Smallpox m. Amanda MARTIN b. 1852 [daughter of Edmond MARTIN and Melasie COSSE] 3 James Edwin SHARP b. 16 Aug 1873 3 George Sidney SHARP b. 22 Sep 1875 3 Joseph Stanley SHARP b. 16 Apr 1877 3 Marie Evalina SHARP b. 14 Oct 1879 m. Marie Louisiana HINGLE m. 28 Jun 1880 St Thomas Church, Plaquemines, LA b. 1862 Plaquemines Parish, LA [daughter of Theodule HINGLE and Rosa PEREZ] 3 Louisiana SHARP b. Plaquemines Parish, LA 2 George SHARP

Cindy, Did you receive the rtf I sent? Did you see the family ties? Anxious to correspond concerning discrepancies. Caral Cindy wrote: > I too am very interested in the SHARP line,and I live in Gibson county of > Tennessee. > If there are inrterested parties in this line I will try to do look-ups and > help find out what ever info is available.. > I descend from John Sharp,Edward Sharp,Nancy Sharp... > John was from Kentucky and South Carolina,this line moved into Hickman > county Tennessee,The SHARPS and MAYFIELDS married into one another lines,I > come from the ELIJAH MAYFIELD AND JOHN SHARP. > If any one has info on this line please contact me. > Cindy Original Message----- > From: Priscilla Sharp <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] <[email protected]> > Date: Friday, February 04, 2000 10:29 AM > Subject: [SHARP-L] Re: SHARP-D Digest V00 #7 > > >Hope this helps in your query about Edward Sharp and Margaret Baker.. > >Contact me for more information about Grandison M. Sharp. > > > >Priscilla Sharp > > > >Generation No. 1 > >1. Grandison M.2 Sharp (?1) was born 1810 in Danville, Pittsylvania, VA, > >and died Aug 1875 in Crowley's Ridge (Vandale), Cross, AR. He married (1) > >Martha G. Slade 09 May 1831 in Caswell Co., NC, daughter of Ezekiel Slade > >and Mary Hubbard. She was born 08 Dec 1808 in Caswell Co., NC, and died > >Aft. 1853 in Gibson Co., TN. He married (2) "Widow" McCutcheon Bef. 1860 > >in Gibson Co., TN. She was born 1825 in Tennessee. He married (3) Mary C. > >Whitlock 05 Feb 1868 in Tipton Co., TN. She was born 1845 in Tennessee. > >Notes for Grandison M. Sharp: > >Moved to Gibson County, TN, After 1840 > >Moved to Poinsett (later Cross) Co., AR 1861 > >Elected to Arkansas State Legislature 1874; died in office > > > >Children of Grandison Sharp and Martha Slade are: > >+ 2 i. Edward A.3 Sharp, born 1833 in Virginia; died 20 > >Jun 1865 in Nashville, TN. > > 3 ii. William H. Sharp, born Abt. 1834 in Caswell Co., > >NC. > >Notes for William H. Sharp: > >Listed as 16 on 1850 Census, living with Abisha Slade, 47M, Clerk, Caswell > >Co., Mary Jane Slade 23F, Sallas E. Slade, 11, p. 174, enumerated 15th July > > >by Wm. P. Graves (see also letters from T.O. Fitzpatrick) > > 4 iii. Mary Sharp, born Abt. 1836 in North Carolina. > >+ 5 iv. Thomas Jesse Sharp, born Abt. 1842 in North > >Carolina; died Bef. 10 May 1875 in Vandale, Cross, AR. > > 6 v. Sidney Sharp, born Abt. 1844. He married Susan > >Blackman 17 Apr 1880 in Gibson Co., TN. > > 7 vi. ? Sharp, born Abt. 1850; died Bef. 12 Feb 1852 in > >Gibson Co., TN. > > > >Child of Grandison Sharp and "Widow" McCutcheon is: > > 8 i. Grandison M.3 Sharp, Jr., born Abt. 1860 in Gibson > >Co., TN. > > Notes for Grandison M. Sharp, Jr.: Moved back to > >Tennesee with his mother, early 1870s (see letters from T.O. Fitzpatrick) > > > >Child of Grandison Sharp and Mary Whitlock is: > > 9 i. G. Turner3 Sharp, born 1869 in Cross Co., AR. > > > >Generation No. 2 > > 2. Edward A.3 Sharp (Grandison M.2, ?1) was born 1833 in Virginia, > >and died 20 Jun 1865 in Nashville, TN. He married Sarah Margaret Virginia > >Baker 27 Oct 1857 in Gibson Co., TN, daughter of James Baker and Harriet > >Gillespie. She was born 16 Jan 1838 in Halifax, VA, and died 13 Dec 1916 > >in Bradford, Gibson, TN. > >Notes for Edward A. Sharp: > >Norma Sharp McKinzie, Weatherford, TX: > >Edward entered the Civil War in the Kentucky Calvary; stationed in Corinth, > >MIssissippi (about 25 miles from Memphis, TN); fought in the Battle of > >Shiloh. On June 10, 1865 he was admitted to the hospital with typhoid > >fever and died on June 20, 1865. > > > >Children of Edward Sharp and Sarah Baker are: > > 10 i. Victor L.4 Sharp, born 25 Dec 1858 in Gibson Co., > >TN; died Aug 1878 in Gibson Co., TN. > > 11 ii. E.A. Sharp, born Jun 1860 in Gibson Co., TN; died > >Jul 1860 in Gibson Co., TN. > >+ 12 iii. Luther Waverly Sharp, born 13 Nov 1862 in Gibson > >Co., TN; died 13 Feb 1958 in Parker Co., Texas. > >+ 13 iv. Jo Eddie Sharp, born 24 Sep 1864 in Gibson Co., TN; > >died 1941 in Bradford, Gibson, TN. > > > > > >==== SHARP Mailing List ==== > > > > > > > > ==== SHARP Mailing List ====

I was wondering if someone has CD507 and would they kindly lookup William SHARP for me? Vital Records: Directory of Deceased American Physicians, 1804-1929 CD 507 Thank you very much! Carol Crowell Hurley

By way of explanation, the "links" messages are generated by a malicious e-mail. The messages were sent to everybody in my system address book without me doing anything to generate it. Stop with the complaints already! Laura Cooper -----Original Message----- From: George Sharp [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, February 15, 2000 10:12 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [SHARP-L] Mistakes When someone fails to include a link or makes some other mistake, it is not necessary for everyone on the list to hammer them, AND notify everyone else on the list about it. We already know about it. Do you have any understanding of how this works? The SAME message goes to EVERYONE! Please, for the sake of those who use this list (and several others) for genealogy, don't clutter up our Inboxes with this stuff. George A Sharp, III ==== SHARP Mailing List ====

I'm another one that did not receive the links ---------- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [SHARP-L] Check this > Date: 15 février, 2000 05:53 > > Don't think anyone on list received links. > Maybe they should ask for them to be re-sent. > > > ==== SHARP Mailing List ==== > > >

When someone fails to include a link or makes some other mistake, it is not necessary for everyone on the list to hammer them, AND notify everyone else on the list about it. We already know about it. Do you have any understanding of how this works? The SAME message goes to EVERYONE! Please, for the sake of those who use this list (and several others) for genealogy, don't clutter up our Inboxes with this stuff. George A Sharp, III

Don't think anyone on list received links. Maybe they should ask for them to be re-sent.