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AKA:
Born when: between 1728 & 1743 Baptized when: Father: Philip Sharp Spouse 1: Elizabeth(?) Bissett(?) 1st married when: 1752-1763 2nd married when: 21 January, 1807 Died when: between 1814 & 1817 Buried when: |
Line of Descent: Adam < Philip
Born where: Baptized Where: Mother: Eve Kettler Spouse 2: Sarah Tice 1st married where: 2nd married where: Middlesex Co., NJ Died where: New Jersey Buried where: New Jersey |
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Cause of death:
Religious affiliations: Signature & mark: Education: signed name to his Will Occupations: farmer Names of business/partners: Trade, fraternal, other associations: Children: daughter (AKA Mrs. Martin), Margaret, Elizabeth, John, George, Jane, Philip Known residences: New Jersey, Perth Amboy South Ward, AKA South Amboy (prob. near Spotswood/So. River) Known friends & relations: |
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Elizabeth(?) Bissett(?) |
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AKA:
Born when: Baptized when: Father: Spouse 1: Adam Sharp 1st married when: Died when: Buried when: |
Line of Descent:
Born where: Baptized Where: Mother: Spouse 2: 1st married where: Died where: Buried where: |
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Cause of death:
Religious affiliations: Physical description: Education: Occupations: farmer's wife Names of business/partners: Trade, fraternal, other associations: Children: daughter (AKA Mrs. Martin), Margaret, Elizabeth, John, George, Jane, Philip Known residences: New Jersey, Perth Amboy South Ward, AKA South Amboy (prob. near Spotswood/So. River) Known friends & relations: |
| 1728-1743 | Adam Sharp was most likely born between these years and probably at Whitemarsh, Pennsylvania. [1] |
| 1752-1763 | Adam Sharp was most likely married between these years. [1] [n6] |
| 1754-1762 | A daughter was born during this period to Adam Sharp. [1] [8] |
| 1756-1766 |
Margaret Sharp was most likely born during this period and was perhaps the eldest daughter of her
father Adam Sharp. [1] [8] |
| 1758-1769 | Elizabeth Sharp was most likely born during this period—her father was Adam Sharp. [1] [8] |
| 1763-1764 | John Sharp was born during this period and was probably the eldest son of his father Adam Sharp. [5] [6] [8] |
| 1766-1767 |
George Sharp was most likely born during this period and was perhaps the second son of his father
Adam Sharp. [5] [8] |
| 1767-1773 | Jane Sharp was most likely born during this period—her father was Adam Sharp. [1] [8] |
| 1769 | November 4—Adam Sharp was a witness to the signing of the Last Will and Testament of John Jolly. [2] |
| 1769 |
November 24—Having witnessed the signing of the Last Will and Testament of John Jolly twenty days
earlier Adam Sharp appeared before John Smyth, clerk, to swear to his signature. [2] |
| 1771-1772 | Philip Sharp was most likely born during this period—his father was Adam Sharp. [5] [8] |
| 1772 |
September 1—Adam Sharp, the son of Philip Sharp, was mentioned in his father's Last Will and
Testament. [26] |
| 1786 |
October 11—A deed was recorded at Middlesex County New Jersey that mention Adam Sharp as
owning adjoining property. This deed also mentions Philip Sharp of Whitemarsh and his wife Mary. [3] |
| 1795 | August 8—John Earhart and Adam Sharp produced an inventory of the estate of Elijah Lamberson. [4] |
| 1807 | January 21—Adam Sharp and Sarah Tice were married at Middlesex Co., New Jersey. [41] [n7] |
| 1814 | April 14—Adam Sharp signed his Last Will and Testament. [8] |
| 1814-1817 |
Adam Sharp died sometime between the time he signed his Last Will and Testament and the time
that same will was proved. [8] |
| 1817 | May 22—The last will and testament of Adam Sharp was proved. [8] |