Dear List, I have posed this request to another list or so that it might pertain too, so I apologize for the duplication, but in the finding of my ggg grandfather Samuel Sharp in the 1850's census with family and then his wife in the 1880's census living with their daughter and her family as a window, I'm finding it difficult to veryify heritage until I can prove parentage of Samuel Sharp. I need to go back one more generation in order to verify heritage that our Sharp name seems to have alot of in this area, but I need his parentage. There seems to be a common thread of the Sharp, Baker's and Yarnall's in the family. Samuel's and Susanna Sharp's daughter, Abigail married Edward Yarnall. His mother's maiden name was also Baker. Their other daughter(my ggg grandmother,Tamar married Daniel Baker) I have found alot of information in the Historical Documents of Delware and Chester Counties, but I need to get back one more generation in order to verify heritage,if any, I would appreicate any help in this matter. A cousin that I have located through the Sharp/Yarnall line is coming up this month and we had hoped to visit all the places our ancestors lived. I searched through the census of the 1870 census to no avail. I was hoping someone would have a earlier one, possibly the 1840's or so in order for me to verify if my Samuel Sharp is the decendant Sharp that occupied our area with William Penn or is the one in the Civil War records. Any help would be greatly,fondly appreciated. Esther Sharp, Samuel State: Pennsylvania Year: 1850 County: Chester Roll: Township: Willistown Twp Sharp, Samuel, 50 years, Plasterer, b. PAd.before,1880 census Susanna, 47 years, b. PA.found as a widow at 63 in 1880 living with Tamor 42 and Daniel Baker49 Tamor, 13 years, b. PA Yarnell, Margaret, 3 years, b. PA (their daughter,Abigail's child.) December 30, 1857 > DELAWARE COUNTY AMERICAN > Marriage: > > On the 19th inst., at the Parsonage of the M.E. > Church, West Chester, by > the Rev. M.D. Kurtz, Mr. Daniel BAKER of > Delaware County, to > MISS TAMOR SHARP, of Willistown, Chester County. > 1880 PA Census, Middletown, Delaware County, PA > > DANIEL BAKER, 49/M, Farm Laborer, b. PA, father > PA, mother PA > TAMOR Baker, 42, F, Keeping house, b. PA, father > PA, mother PA (sister:Abigal m.EdwardBaker,Yarnall) > John M. b.1858,d.1936,m.Ida R. Markwood > Sarah E. > Henry C. > Margaret H. > SAMUEL G. > William B. > Mary A. > SUSAN SHARP, MOTHER, 63/F, b. PA, father PA, > mother PA >

Hi Lister's I haven't seen any activity since I joined. Is there anyone out there looking for Pa Sharps? I am searching absolutely everywhere. Are the names Tamor/Tamar or Abigail Sharp familar to anyone? Last located in Delaware County, but I have found them earlier in 1850 in Chester County. Samuel Sharp could be the sibling of a John, William or Henry Sharp as they were the names of his sons. Esther ----- Original Message ----- From: "glenecho" <glenecho@erols.com> To: <SHARP-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, April 29, 2002 3:27 PM Subject: [SHARP-L] Samuel Sharp+Suesanna? pre-1850's Chester Co/Delaware Co., Pa > Dear List, > > I have posed this request to another list or so that it might pertain too, so I apologize for the duplication, but in the finding of my ggg grandfather Samuel Sharp in the 1850's census with family and then his wife in the 1880's census living with their daughter and her family as a window, I'm finding it difficult to veryify heritage until I can prove parentage of Samuel Sharp. > I need to go back one more generation in order to verify heritage that our Sharp name seems to have alot of in this area, but I need his parentage. > There seems to be a common thread of the Sharp, Baker's and Yarnall's in the family. > Samuel's and Susanna Sharp's daughter, Abigail married Edward Yarnall. His mother's maiden name was also Baker. Their other daughter(my ggg grandmother,Tamar married Daniel Baker) > I have found alot of information in the Historical Documents of Delware and Chester Counties, but I need to get back one more generation in order to verify heritage,if any, > I would appreicate any help in this matter. A cousin that I have located through the Sharp/Yarnall line is coming up this month and we had hoped to visit all the places our ancestors lived. > I searched through the census of the 1870 census to no avail. I was hoping someone would have a earlier one, possibly the 1840's or so in order for me to verify if my Samuel Sharp is the decendant Sharp that occupied our area with William Penn or is the one in the Civil War records. > Any help would be greatly,fondly appreciated. > Esther > > > Sharp, Samuel > State: Pennsylvania Year: 1850 > County: Chester Roll: > Township: Willistown Twp > > Sharp, Samuel, 50 years, Plasterer, b. PAd.before,1880 census > Susanna, 47 years, b. PA.found as a widow at 63 in 1880 living with Tamor 42 and Daniel Baker49 > Tamor, 13 years, b. PA > Yarnell, Margaret, 3 years, b. PA (their daughter,Abigail's child.) > > > > December 30, 1857 > > DELAWARE COUNTY AMERICAN > > Marriage: > > > > On the 19th inst., at the Parsonage of the M.E. > > Church, West Chester, by > > the Rev. M.D. Kurtz, Mr. Daniel BAKER of > > Delaware County, to > > MISS TAMOR SHARP, of Willistown, Chester County. > > > > > 1880 PA Census, Middletown, Delaware County, PA > > > > DANIEL BAKER, 49/M, Farm Laborer, b. PA, father > > PA, mother PA > > TAMOR Baker, 42, F, Keeping house, b. PA, father > > PA, mother PA (sister:Abigal m.EdwardBaker,Yarnall) > > John M. b.1858,d.1936,m.Ida R. Markwood > > Sarah E. > > Henry C. > > Margaret H. > > SAMUEL G. > > William B. > > Mary A. > > SUSAN SHARP, MOTHER, 63/F, b. PA, father PA, > > mother PA > > > > > > > > > ==== SHARP Mailing List ==== > > > >

I think what's happening is people are hitting reply, but aren't changing the subject. The Pa. Sharps' are mine, but the replies aren't. Remember to reply only to relative subjects, otherwise send a new message or change subject line. That way those of us who think we are getting a reply to our messages don't get excited for nothing and those looking for your family member's in the subject line won't overlook your's in the wrong subject matter. Hope that helps! Esther ----- Original Message ----- From: "glenecho" <glenecho@erols.com> To: <SHARP-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, April 29, 2002 10:22 PM Subject: Re: [SHARP-L] Samuel Sharp+Suesanna? pre-1850's Chester Co/Delaware Co., Pa > Hi Lister's > I haven't seen any activity since I joined. Is there anyone out there > looking for Pa Sharps? I am searching absolutely everywhere. Are the names > Tamor/Tamar or Abigail Sharp familar to anyone? Last located in Delaware > County, but I have found them earlier in 1850 in Chester County. > Samuel Sharp could be the sibling of a John, William or Henry Sharp as they > were the names of his sons. > Esther > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "glenecho" <glenecho@erols.com> > To: <SHARP-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, April 29, 2002 3:27 PM > Subject: [SHARP-L] Samuel Sharp+Suesanna? pre-1850's Chester Co/Delaware > Co., Pa > > > > Dear List, > > > > I have posed this request to another list or so that it might pertain too, > so I apologize for the duplication, but in the finding of my ggg > grandfather Samuel Sharp in the 1850's census with family and then his wife > in the 1880's census living with their daughter and her family as a window, > I'm finding it difficult to veryify heritage until I can prove parentage of > Samuel Sharp. > > I need to go back one more generation in order to verify heritage that our > Sharp name seems to have alot of in this area, but I need his parentage. > > There seems to be a common thread of the Sharp, Baker's and Yarnall's in > the family. > > Samuel's and Susanna Sharp's daughter, Abigail married Edward Yarnall. His > mother's maiden name was also Baker. Their other daughter(my ggg > grandmother,Tamar married Daniel Baker) > > I have found alot of information in the Historical Documents of Delware > and Chester Counties, but I need to get back one more generation in order to > verify heritage,if any, > > I would appreicate any help in this matter. A cousin that I have located > through the Sharp/Yarnall line is coming up this month and we had hoped to > visit all the places our ancestors lived. > > I searched through the census of the 1870 census to no avail. I was hoping > someone would have a earlier one, possibly the 1840's or so in order for me > to verify if my Samuel Sharp is the decendant Sharp that occupied our area > with William Penn or is the one in the Civil War records. > > Any help would be greatly,fondly appreciated. > > Esther > > > > > > Sharp, Samuel > > State: Pennsylvania Year: 1850 > > County: Chester Roll: > > Township: Willistown Twp > > > > Sharp, Samuel, 50 years, Plasterer, b. PAd.before,1880 census > > Susanna, 47 years, b. PA.found as a widow at 63 in 1880 living with Tamor > 42 and Daniel Baker49 > > Tamor, 13 years, b. PA > > Yarnell, Margaret, 3 years, b. PA (their daughter,Abigail's child.) > > > > > > > > December 30, 1857 > > > DELAWARE COUNTY AMERICAN > > > Marriage: > > > > > > On the 19th inst., at the Parsonage of the M.E. > > > Church, West Chester, by > > > the Rev. M.D. Kurtz, Mr. Daniel BAKER of > > > Delaware County, to > > > MISS TAMOR SHARP, of Willistown, Chester County. > > > > > > > > > 1880 PA Census, Middletown, Delaware County, PA > > > > > > DANIEL BAKER, 49/M, Farm Laborer, b. PA, father > > > PA, mother PA > > > TAMOR Baker, 42, F, Keeping house, b. PA, father > > > PA, mother PA (sister:Abigal m.EdwardBaker,Yarnall) > > > John M. b.1858,d.1936,m.Ida R. Markwood > > > Sarah E. > > > Henry C. > > > Margaret H. > > > SAMUEL G. > > > William B. > > > Mary A. > > > SUSAN SHARP, MOTHER, 63/F, b. PA, father PA, > > > mother PA > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== SHARP Mailing List ==== > > > > > > > > > > > ==== SHARP Mailing List ==== > > > >