Hi Everyone,                   Jim Hicks compliled these for your use with the surname reports. GB07 = Gideon Blackburn's school 1806-1807 (Student roster) SPMS = Spring Place Mission School (Student rosters) NSPMS = New Spring Place Mission School (SPMS restablished in the Western Territory after removal. Student rosters) DET# = Detachment number (from various muster rolls, payroll records and ration receipts; which Detachment did they go west on) IHG = Indian Home Guard (Civil war muster rolls) N-Cher = Native Cherokee (1880 & 1890 Census used the following codes: N-Cher Native Cherokee A-White Adopted White A-Del Adopted Delaware A-Shaw Adopted Shawnee A-Col Adopted Colored etc. SB district = Skin Bayou District, CNW (in 1851 this was changed to Sequoyah District)   Roll B:  Cherokee that emigrated to the western territory after the 1851 Drennen were simply accepted into the Cherokee Nation. Around 1869 the western Cherokee Nation decided to require citizenship application before a committee.  "Roll B", and there's a "Roll A" are lists of groups of emigrants that came west after 1851 (these lists were prepared in 1873) but they didn't include ALL of the emigrants, just those that weren't already recognized as Cherokee by 1869.  I've found two more such "Roll"s, much smaller, from 1881 and 1883.   Index   Description Brainerd    Brainerd Journals; Tables of Scholars   CA25    Choctaw Academy, 1825, Catalogue of Scholars (Cherokee only)    Carmel  Carmel Mission School   CC24    Candy's Creek mission, 1824-1837    GB07    Gideon Blackburn's school, 1806-1807    Haweis  Haweis Mission School   Hightower   Hightower Mission School    NSPMS   New Spring Place Mission School, IT, 1838-1842, Catalogue of Scholars   SPMS    Spring Place Mission School, GA, 1804-1834, Catalogue of Scholars   Name    Enumerants  1817-1835 Emigration Enrollments    Enrollments to Voluntarily Emigrate 1817 Reservation List   Eastern Cherokee, Allottees 1819 Petition   Intruders; Sequatchie/Marion Co TN & Jackson Co AL  1835 Census (Henderson roll)    Eastern Cherokee    1837 Disbursements  Valuation and Spoilation Disbursements  1838 Deas (June)    Muster Roll 1838 Page Roll  Immigrant Cherokee  1840 Thomas Roll    Eastern Band of Cherokee    1848 Mullay Roll    Eastern Band of Cherokee (based on Thomas roll) 1851 Siler Roll Eastern Band of Cherokee    1851 Drennen Roll   Western "Immigrant" Cherokee    1851 Old Settler Roll   Western "Old Settler" Cherokee  1852 Chapman Roll   Eastern Band of Cherokee (Siler with additions) 1854 Act of Congress Roll   Eastern Band of Cherokee (additions to Chapman) 1860 Federal Census Intruders in Western Indian Territory   1861 Drew's Regiment    Muster Roll of John Drew's Regiment 1863-64 IHG Deaths&Discharges   Indian Home Guard, Deaths & Discharges  1867 Powell Roll    Eastern Band of Cherokee    1869 Census [OK]    Western Old Settlers and Immigrant Cherokee 1869 Sweatland Roll Eastern Band of Cherokee    1880 Census [OK]    Western Cherokee    1884 Hester Roll    Eastern Band of Cherokee    1890 Census [OK]    Western Cherokee    1895 Old Settler Payroll    Western Old Settlers and Descendants    1902 Dawes Roll Western Old Settlers and Immigrant Cherokee 1906 Miller Roll    Eastern Band and Immigrant Cherokee (not Old Settler)   Jim Hicks   BrightStar Freedmen Project

Hello list members,           This week so far, I have submitted to all of you the following: 1880 CNWColored Census of Oklahoma (partial) 1869 CNWest Census of Oklahoma (partial) 1902 Dawes- Freedmen (partial) 1906 Dawes- Freedmen Minors (partial) IMPORTANT NOTICE  : These records are all from original documents. 1869 CNWest Census     These Jim Hicks transcribed from photocopies of the original document. 1880 CNWColored Census     These were transcribed by Barbara Benge from photocopies of the original. 1902 Dawes Freedmen     These are OCR transcriptions scanned from a NARA index to the 1902 Dawes.    Jim Hicks has worked a lot with the Cherokee by Blood transcriptions and says there are errors. 1906 Dawes Freedmen Minors     Same as above. Now I suggest that any of you who are using these names in your family geneology, MUST and SHOULD refer to 3 books, that I know can be bought cheaply, for this FREEDMEN RESEARCH. Those books are: <A HREF="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0963377418/ref=ase_inktomi-bkasin-20/104-8078597-4807921">Cherokee Roots, Volume 1: Eastern Cherokee Rolls</A>    and VOL 2 also.( you can buy cheaply in a set), by Bob Blankenship     A reader, East Texas, USA, April 9, 2001 This set is a MUST have for those tracing your Cherokee root This set contains the Official US Census Rolls of Cherokee Indians recorded between 1817-1924. Volume one covers those Cherokee living East of the Mississippi River, Volume 2 covers Cherokee who were living West of the Mississippi River. These same rolls are still used today in determining tribal...            <A HREF="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0788404954/qid=1018487912/sr=1-2/ref=sr_1_2/104-8078597-4807921">Index to the Cherokee Freedmen Enrollment Cards of the Dawes Commission 1901-1906</A> by Jo Ann Curls Page (Paperback - January 1995) I find Jo Ann's book to be a real asset to comparing the Freedmen Roll numbers and her book also gives the names of the parents, and the Freedmen Minors, as well as the Rejected Freedmen. After you have found your family member and compare to the books above, to make sure there is no mistake in the  roll numbers, you may then want to do the following. <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~cherokee/miller.html">Click here: GUION MILLER ROLL</A> http://www.rootsweb.com/~cherokee/miller.html                                               Thank you, Bright Star For the record: I am in no way affiliated with or do I know personnally the writers of the books, I have suggested you buy. I am merely telling you as a Freedmen researcher, the best way and cheapest way for you to verify your family Freedmen geneology. I would appreciate it if you do find any mistakes, that you contact me, so I can make corrections to the file I have. Bright Star Freedmen Project

District ID. Name1 Name2 Women Male Children Female Children Category Notes FL 313 E P Sharp 1 1 3 De 89 Late Sharp 1 2 3 De 92 Frog Sharp 1 2 Bright Star Freedmen Project

District Index Surname Given Nationality Age Sex Born c: D_Card# Notes Dawes Roll. Dawes Card. NOTHING FOUND Bright Star Freedmen Project

Card Roll Page Surname Given Age Sex NOTHING FOUND Bright Star Freedmen Project

Surname Given Age Sex Card Page Roll NOTHING FOUND Bright Star Freedmen Project

Hi Everyone,Below are the questions asked on the Miller Applications I have sent you info on. Page 1) Application # Action Taken Name of applicant No. of children Residence Reason------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------- Page 2) SPECIAL COMMISSIONER of the COURT of CLAIMS,601 Ouray Building, Washington D.C. Sir,I hereby make application for such share as may be due me of the fund appropriated by the ACT of CONGRESS, appoved June 30, 1906, in accordance with the decrees of the COURT of CLAIMS of May 18,1905, and May28, 1906, in favor of the eastern Cherokees. The evidence of identity is herewith subjoined.Note: Answers to all questions should be short, but complete. If you can not answer, so state. Question # 1)State full name:English name-Indian name- #2)Residence and Post Office #3)County #4)State #5)How old are you? #6)Where were you born? #7)Are you married? #8)Name and age of wife or husband #9)To what tribe of Indians do he or she belong? #10)Name all your children who were living on May 28, 1906, giving their ages. #11)Give names of your father and mother, and your mothers maiden name before marriage. Father- english name- Indian name- Mother- english name- Indian name- Maiden name- #12)Where were they born? Father- Mother- Page #3 #13)Where did they reside in 1851, if living at this time? Father- Mother- #14)Date of death of your father and mother: Father- Mother- #15)Were they ever enrolled for money, annuities, land, or other benifits? If so, state when and were. #16)Name all your brothers and sisters, giving ages, and residence if possible. #17)State English name and Indian names of your grandparents on both father's and mother's side, if possible. #18)Where were they born? #19)Where did they reside in 1851, if living at that time? #20)Give names of all their children, and residence, if possible: Page 4 #21)Have you ever been enrolled for money, annuities, land, or other benifits? If so, state when and were,and with what tribe of Indians. #22)To assist in identification, claiment should give the full English and Indian names, if possible, of their parents and grandparents back to 1835.------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------- Remarks- Section) Under this head the applicant may give any additional facts which will assist in providing his claim.------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------ Legal- Section ) I solemnly swear that the forgoing statements made by me are true to the best of my knowledge and belief.Signature-Subscribed and sworn to before me this----day,of -----1907.Notary Public- signatureAffidavit) (The following affidavit must be sworn to by two or more witnesses, who are well acquainted with the applicant.) Personally appeared before me--------- and--------, who being duly sworn, on oath depose and say they are well acquainted with---------- who makes the foregoing application and statements, and have known---for-----years and ---- years, respectively, and know-----to be the identical person-----represents----to be, and that the statements made by ----are true, to the best of their knowledge and belief, and they have no interest whatever in ----claim.Witnesses to mark-Signatures of witnesses-Subscribed and sworn to me, before me this ----day of -----,1907.Notary signature-Notary commission expires- NOTE: Affidavits should be made, whenever practicable, before a notary public,or clerk of the court, if sworn to before an Indian agent or disbursing agent of the Indian service, it need not be before a notary, etc.-------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------MY PERSONAL NOTE:Pages after that include letters written to the BIA about their claim. Some have additional papers, others do not. Bright Star Freedmen Project

Hi Everyone,                  I have the following MILLER APPLICATIONS for the FREEDMEN.. These applications will soon be on line, so for those who do not have the money for these applications, please be patient and you will be able to view them, for free. As soon as they are available, all list will be notified as to were they can see them. These files not only contain a name of someone on your surname list, but also surnames on their particular application. The links I sent yesterday were merely a small presentaion of the FREEDMEN HISTORY. FREEDMEN FAMILY APPLICATION'S ( with app #'s) ARE : 1) APP # 20247 Katy Vann, Taylor, Roe, Harnige, Ross, Daniels, Anderson, 2)APP.# 18632 Glu Vann, Brown, McCamey, McAvery, Love 3) APP. # 22950 Rachel Gunter, Drew, Reed, Robinson, Vann, MacKey, Boudinot, Benge, Ticoner, Glass, 4) APP. 33620 Vinnie Fields, Starr, Patterson, Deist, McPherson, 5) APP.# 44240 Gilbert Vann, Bruner, Musgrove, 6) APP.# 31413 Sofhie Hicks, Vann, Gunter, Drew, Robinson, Reed, Thompson, Boudinot, Mackey, Glass, Benge, Parlin (?), 7)APP.# 26309 Samuel McCurtin, Kernel or Kernul, Vann, Carson, Henderson, 8)APP.# 22059 Katie Kerul, Vann, Webber, 9)APP.# 23228 Ethel Booker, Brown, Martin, Little, Robinson, Pennington, Ross, 10)App.# 23229 Anna Cobbell, Brown, Martin, Little, Robinson, Pennington, Ross, 11)APP.# 23232 Lizzie Robinson, Brown, Little, Cobbell, Pennington, Ross, 12)APP.# 31570 Amanda Anderson, Vann, Rowe, Daniels, Homage, Mullin 13)APP.# 23231 Rachel Vann, Pennington, Corbin, Henderson, Brown, Martin, Little, Ross, 14)APP.# 25347 Ella Maryfield, Mayfield, Merrifield, Rowe, Rodgers, Brown, Keys, 15)APP.# 24895 Fred Robinson, Brown, 16)APP.# 24894 Nora Munell, Murrell, Robinson, Brown, 17)APP.# 19011 Hayward Rowe, Brown, Ross, Rodgers, Taylor, 18)APP.# 36412 Victoria Vann, Ross, Salter, Slater, Morris, Carson, Smith, Murrell, Bowles, Wilson, Hicks, Lewther 19)APP.# 45225 Vina McIntosh, Vann, Lewis, Davies, Hall, Scrags, 20)APP.# 42112 Malinda Minter, Minks, Vann, Williams, Simms, 21)APP.# 35015 Mary Jane Qualls, Vann, Brown, 22)APP.# 40502 Eliza Morris, Vann, Ross, Salter, Carson, Smith, Murrell, Bowles, Wilson, Lewther,Hicks 23)APP.# 42560 Joanna Bird, Vann, Patterson, Lovit,Washington, Roch,Duncan, Luney, Williams, 24)APP.# 45221 Parlie Davies, Vann, Lewis, Hall, Scrags, 25)APP.# 29668 Lila Rider, Smith, Vann, Terrill, Melton, Keys, 26)APP.# 22338 Louisa Vann, Bean, 27)APP.# 31412 Belle Robinson, Vann, Gunter, Drew, Hicks, Thompson, Boudinot, Mackey, Porter, Glass, Benge 28)APP.# 23788 Mary Kelly, Downing, Lynch, Martin, Whitimere, Battles, Smith, Clark, 29)APP.# 879 Emily Battles, Clark, Nave, Wa-lee, Downing, Smith, Ross, Riley, 30)APP.# 23790 Andrew Lynch, Clark, Martin, Kelly, Whitmere, Battles, Smith, 31)APP.# 13523 Ellen Lynch, Beck, Back, Wetherford, Buffington, 32) APP.# 29697 Susan Bowles, Kilgote, Henderson, Vann, Murrell, Hicks, Wilson, Lewther, Musgrove 33)APP.# 7641 Amanda Deckman, Downing, Lynch, Morgan, Walton, 34)APP.# 3932 Frank Keys, Brown, Page, Dotson, Warner, Ross, Rowe, Chuculate, 35)APP.# 23230 Silas Brown, Little, Robinson, Cobbell, Pinnington or Pennington, Ross, 36)APP.# 7642 Judie Walton, Lynch, Deckman, Downing, 37)APP.# 20968 Mahala Lee, Taylor, Lise, 38)APP.# 557 George Hammer Brown, Wilcox, Ross, Taylor, Martin, 39)APP.# 23321 Pearl Brown, Martin, Rodger, Little, Booker, Cobbell, Pennington, 40)APP.# 558 Abbie Brown, Wilcox, Ross, 41)APP.# 43213 Laura Vann, Carson, Ross, Smith, Elliott, Morris, Salter,Bose, Wilson,Hicks, Luther,Ragsdale, 42)APP.# 22354 Bettie Holt, Hicks, Huchinson, Miller, Campbell, 43)APP.# 22342 Joshua Holt, Pack, Hutchinson, Miller, Campbell, 44)APP.# 17703 Hartwell Houston, Joynar, Brown, Allison, Thompson, Turtina, Davies, Russian, 45)APP.# 44126 Anna Lane, Vann, Winbush, Houston, Day, Jones, 46)APP.# 37492 Minnie Ross, Lee, Ginkins, Land, McIntush, Lang, Brown, Durant, Rushem, 47)APP.# 947 Perry Ross, Brown, 48)APP.# 18782 Dennis Vann, Bruner, Lasley, Musgrove, McSwain, Scott, 49)APP.# 35014 Siney Little, Herrley, Vann, McGehie, 50)APP.# 37691 Martha Hicks, Vann, Sharp, Boles, Wilson, Musgrove, Step, PLEASE NOTE : These names are spelled the way the slave applicants wrote them. Bright Star Freedmen Project

Hi Everyone,               I am about to submit to the list various census portion's and Freedmen records. The Freedmen as you probably already know are former slaves or their desendents. These records will include African Americans, Native Americans and Caucasian American names, in Indian Territory of OK. These are after the Civil War period. Two of these files will include the ROLL #'s for the Freedmen and the Freedmen Minors. You may copy and use any portion that pertains to your family line, on your sites. I would like you to know that it is only because of Mr. Jim Hicks of the AMERIND-US-SE-L@rootsweb.com, and Mr. Jerry Clark of Washington DC, and Barbara Benge, that I am able to provide you with all this free geneology, for the FREEDMEN. (FREE) I will list below the districts that you will see in both of the first two census. of OKLAHOMA. FL- Flint Dist. SE-Sequah Dist. GS-Going Snake TA-Tahlequah Dist. SA-Saline Dist. DE-Delaware Dist. CA-Cannadian Dist. II-ILLinois Dist. CO- Cooweescoowee Dist. RECORDS I WILL BE SUBMITTING ARE: 1869 CNWest Census (partial) 1880 CNW Colored census (partial) 1902 Dawes Freedmen (partial ) 1906 Dawes Freedmen Minors (partial) To view full versions of the above files, please visit the following archive and click on APRIL 2002: <A HREF="http://www.google.com/url?sa=U&start=1&q=http://archiver.rootsweb.com/CHEROKEE-L/&e=921">Click here: RootsWeb: CHEROKEE-L Archives</A> ... CHEROKEE-L Archives January 1980, 50 messages. January 1989, 1 messages. December 1995, 3 messages. January 1996, 7 messages. ... archiver.rootsweb.com/CHEROKEE-L/ -   Bright Star Freedmen Project                                                      <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/angelaw859/history.html">Background, First Black Indian Slave & Accumulation of Slaves in ... </A> ... the Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek and Seminole ... resulted from those marriages were mixed ... communities. The mixed blood children ... of their Indian mothers, and ... members.aol.com/angelaw859/history.html <A HREF="http://www.estelusti.com/">Click here: EstelustiFoundation</A> News Cherokee Freedmen Chickasaw Freedmen Choctaw Freedmen Creek Freedmen Seminole Freedmen Monroe Mission Slaves The Dawes Act: Treaty Fort Smith~1866 Welcome! Greetings researchers. You may have noted the Website had been down for some time. This http://www.estelusti.com/     <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnwcogs/marriage/freedmen.html">Click here: Marriages among Freedmen of Wilson County (ca 1868)</A> Marriages among Freedmen of Wilson County (circa 1868) submitted by Isaac L. 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Freedmen's Marriages, Slave marriages were not considered legal in Georgia although many churches sanctioned these marriages. 1873 Georgia Code Section 1667 ... gablackgenesis.homestead.com/untitled7.html <A HREF="http://www.obitlinkspage.com/obit/dc.htm">Click here: District of Columbia Obituary Links</A> ... Washington DC Obituaries 1850 Washington DC Mortality Schedule Washington DC Freedmen's Marriages 1866 Washington DC Marriage Licenses 1811-1858 Trinity Church ... www.obitlinkspage.com/obit/dc.htm <A HREF="http://www.obitlinkspage.com/obit/ar.htm">Click here: Arkansas Obituary Links</A> ... 19th Century Marriage Records) Arkansas Lookups Arkansas Obituaries Arkansas Freedmen Marriages August 1865 USNewspaperLinks.com Online Funeral Search. ... www.obitlinkspage.com/obit/ar.htm - <A HREF="http://www.newberry.org/nl/genealogy/AF-AMER-BIB/florida.html">Click here: Newberry Library | Bibliography of African American History</A> ... Library. Florida. 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I met Kelly at a wisesinger reunion about 3 yrs ago , he was with his father [my Ingram cousin ] .....?. Graham, can't remember his name now , anyway when kelly was a little boy ,the family was in a car wreck and it hurt him bad , hes crippled in his legs and body ,but his mind is very sharp, oh , Annie Lou Wiessinger maried Preston Graham and Had Kenneth Graham who was Kellys father, wonder if your mom knows of them?? probley does, love ya Faye

Have you heard from Kelly? Hope he will answer. Not much is happening here. It is hot and very dry. It is not good to start into summer weather this early. Oh well! Let me know if you hear something about "H. E.", our problem ancester. Love, LaNelle ----- Original Message ----- From: <Sgtwendy@aol.com> To: <SHARP-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, April 22, 2002 10:12 PM Subject: Re: [SHARP-L] Who was "H.E.SHARP", father of Julia Ann SHARP Wall (1858-1890)? > Hello Kelly, saw your letter on H. E. Sharp, boy I sure hope you get some > responses on it ,my cousin Lanelle [lala] and I have gotten nowhere in the > past 2 or 3 yrs that we have worked on him, I've question every Sharp left > and no one knows anything for sure. so maybe you can come up with something , > I take it you are doing O.K. , so am I , I guess, just old age catching up > with me , have you heard any thing about a reunion this year?? I haven't, > write when you have time ,Cuz Faye > > > ==== SHARP Mailing List ==== > > > > >

Descendants of Jesse Corn (b:1753) who have provided updates to the Descendant Report at http://www.members.cox.net/jessecorn will find their updates have been incorporated. Please visit the site to verify that your ancestors are now correctly shown. I have copied the Sharp distribution list as well as the Corn, as several Sharp descendants have provided updates. Let me know of any errors, or of further revisions. Thank you, Tom Melton --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Health - your guide to health and wellness

Monique, I'm related to the Lauderdale County, Alabama SHARPs. I have quite a bit of information on the family. I do have Berry's & Dolly's family in my files but I had "Lovie" SHARP. I will tried to go through my files to recheck the name but I'll have to check the microfilm. There are quite a few COX families in Lauderdale. I tried online for a marriage but not after 1890s. I believe I had a later marriage record film at the Family History Center. I'll check and let you know what I find. Adele

Hi, I'm new to this list. I'm researching my great grandma, Dovie Jean SHARP, born abt. 1894.. Her first name may be Louise and Dovie is just a nick name, but I'm not sure about that. She married William Manning COX, born 5 Feb 1888 in Ozark, Franklin, Arkansas. I don't know when they where married. I think that they lived in Oklahoma sometime after they were married, though. I'm looking for a lead on Dovie Jean's parents, for which I have no information. From researching the 1900 Alabama census I have found two possible familes: In Florence, Lauderdale, Alabama Berry SHARP b.Dec 1860 Dolly SHARP b.jul 1862 Mollie SHARP b. mar 1884 James SHARP b. Apr 1886 Eula SHARP b. Mar 1887 Nancy SHARP b. Feb 1888 Roxy SHARP b.Feb 1890 Chas. SHARP b. Jan 1893 "Dovie?" SHARP b. Aug 1894 Carrie SHARP b. Oct 1887 there are other childern with this family, Muncie, Benton, and Carroll. The other family: In Sanders, Jackson, Alabama Thomas H SHARP b. Mar 1865 Emma SHARP b. Apr 1884 Matha SHARP b. Apr 1885 Joel SHARP b. Jan 1892 "Dovie?" SHARP b. Jan 1896 Della SHARP b. May 1901 Unfortunitly, neither is written very clear and I don't feel confident in which is right. Does anyone out there have information that can confirm or deny that they have a child by the name of Dovie or Louise Jean SHARP who married a William Manning COX? Thanks for any help out there. Monique. --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Health - your guide to health and wellness

Barbara and all, In my distant family there was a Sally Maria Sharp, born 10 July 1810, baptized 7 Oct 1810 at Claverack, Columbia County, New York, daughter of Philip Sharp and Elizabeth Pickett. This family later lived near Baldwinsville, Onondaga County, New York, where Philip Sharp was a physician. Among the other children of Philip and Elizabeth, there was a daughter, Eliza Ruth Sharp, who married Jarvis Bailey. This couple lived in Michigan for many years, but later moved to Creed Moor, Texas. Other members of the family also lived in Michigan for awhile. I am trying to determine if a son named John Sharp (whose first wife, Armena Adsit, died in 1840) moved to Michigan and remarried. Back to Sally Maria Sharp - I have no further info on her - don't know if she attained adulthood even. Just thought I'd throw this out in case there was a match. By the way, the feminine name "Oriza" was found in the family of Philip Sharp and Elizabeth Pickett - a very uncommon name and a good clue if anybody else has an Oriza in their family. Bill Hull

Charles, No my great aunt did not have a brother John. They lived in Ionia Co., MI. after 1860. They were still in New York before that. I do have 5 John Sharp's in my family dating from 1642, 1707, 1724, 1767, to 1819 for birthdates of them. If all of us keep comparing notes, we may find some connection. Bonnie ----- Original Message ----- From: "C. Sharp" <CSharp@modempool.com> To: <SHARP-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2002 4:23 AM Subject: Re: [SHARP-L] Sarsh Ann Sharp--NY>MI > Bonnie: > Did your great aunt have a brother John?My GG grandfather,John > Sharp,born in 1804 eventually settled in Newaygo County,Mich.His place of > birth is uncertain.We think it was New York State.Have not documented that > to date. > > Charles A.Sharp > csharp@modempool.com > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Bonnie" <huggybunch@comcast.net> > To: <SHARP-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 10:42 PM > Subject: Re: [SHARP-L] Sarsh Ann Sharp--NY>MI > > > > Hi Barbara, > > Where in N.Y. is your Sarah Ann Sharp from? I too have Sharp's in upstate > > New York, mainly Jefferson Co., N.Y. I also have a great aunt who was a > > Sharp and married a David. They too lived in Michigan. Let me know, > maybe > > we connect somehow. > > Bonnie > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: <BDean70020@aol.com> > > To: <SHARP-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 7:12 PM > > Subject: [SHARP-L] Sarsh Ann Sharp--NY>MI > > > > > > > I am seeking information about the parents of Sarah Ann Sharp, b. abt. > > 1811 > > > in New York. She m. Orson Artemus David abt. 1831, place unknown. She > d. > > > Feb. 15, 1886 in Sherman Twp., Newaygo Co., MI. > > > Barbara Duckworth Dean > > > > > > > > > ==== SHARP Mailing List ==== > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== SHARP Mailing List ==== > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== SHARP Mailing List ==== > > > > >

My Sharps are from Jefferson and Lewis County. Connie

Bonnie: Did your great aunt have a brother John?My GG grandfather,John Sharp,born in 1804 eventually settled in Newaygo County,Mich.His place of birth is uncertain.We think it was New York State.Have not documented that to date. Charles A.Sharp csharp@modempool.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bonnie" <huggybunch@comcast.net> To: <SHARP-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 10:42 PM Subject: Re: [SHARP-L] Sarsh Ann Sharp--NY>MI > Hi Barbara, > Where in N.Y. is your Sarah Ann Sharp from? I too have Sharp's in upstate > New York, mainly Jefferson Co., N.Y. I also have a great aunt who was a > Sharp and married a David. They too lived in Michigan. Let me know, maybe > we connect somehow. > Bonnie > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <BDean70020@aol.com> > To: <SHARP-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 7:12 PM > Subject: [SHARP-L] Sarsh Ann Sharp--NY>MI > > > > I am seeking information about the parents of Sarah Ann Sharp, b. abt. > 1811 > > in New York. She m. Orson Artemus David abt. 1831, place unknown. She d. > > Feb. 15, 1886 in Sherman Twp., Newaygo Co., MI. > > Barbara Duckworth Dean > > > > > > ==== SHARP Mailing List ==== > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== SHARP Mailing List ==== > > > > > >

Barb: Did your Sarah happen to have a brother John,born in 1804?My GG Grandfather John Sharp,had been born in(we think) New York and settled in Newaygo County,Michigan. Charles A.Sharp csharp@modempool.com ----- Original Message ----- From: <BDean70020@aol.com> To: <SHARP-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 7:12 PM Subject: [SHARP-L] Sarsh Ann Sharp--NY>MI > I am seeking information about the parents of Sarah Ann Sharp, b. abt. 1811 > in New York. She m. Orson Artemus David abt. 1831, place unknown. She d. > Feb. 15, 1886 in Sherman Twp., Newaygo Co., MI. > Barbara Duckworth Dean > > > ==== SHARP Mailing List ==== > > > > > >

Hi Barbara, Where in N.Y. is your Sarah Ann Sharp from? I too have Sharp's in upstate New York, mainly Jefferson Co., N.Y. I also have a great aunt who was a Sharp and married a David. They too lived in Michigan. Let me know, maybe we connect somehow. Bonnie ----- Original Message ----- From: <BDean70020@aol.com> To: <SHARP-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 7:12 PM Subject: [SHARP-L] Sarsh Ann Sharp--NY>MI > I am seeking information about the parents of Sarah Ann Sharp, b. abt. 1811 > in New York. She m. Orson Artemus David abt. 1831, place unknown. She d. > Feb. 15, 1886 in Sherman Twp., Newaygo Co., MI. > Barbara Duckworth Dean > > > ==== SHARP Mailing List ==== > > > > >