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AKA:
Born when: bet. 1701-1702 Baptized when: Father: 1st married when: 1721-1736 Spouse 1: Eve Ketler Died when: 27 February, 1777 Buried when: 1777 |
Line of Descent: Philip < unknown
Born where: Baptized Where: Mother: 1st married where: Spouse 2: Died where: Pennsylvania Buried where: St. Peter's Luth. Church-yard, Whitemarsh, Pennsylvania |
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Cause of death:
Religious affiliations: Physical description: Education: Occupations: weaver, yeoman Names of business/partners: Trade, fraternal, other associations: Children: John, Adam, Andrew, Philip, Margaret, Mary, Elizabeth son-in-laws: Adam Clackner, husband of Elizabeth(?); Benjamin Knous, husband of Mary Known residences: Pennsylvania, Whitemarsh AKA White Marsh, then Philadelphia Co., now Montgomery Co. |
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AKA: Eva; Ketler, Kittler, Kitler
Born when: 1700-1718 Baptized when: Father: Adam Kettler 1st married when: 1725-1736 Spouse 1: Philip Sharp Died when: Aft 1772 Buried when: |
Line of Descent: Eve < Adam
Born where: Whitemarsh(?), PA Baptized Where: Mother: 1st married where: Spouse 2: Died where: Buried where: |
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Cause of death:
Religious affiliations: Physical description: Education: Occupations: Names of business/partners: Trade, fraternal, other associations: Children: John, Adam, Andrew, Philip, Margaret, Mary, Elizabeth son-in-laws: Adam Clackner, husband of Elizabeth(?); Benjamin Knous, husband of Mary Known residences: Pennsylvania, Whitemarsh AKA White Marsh, then Philadelphia Co., now Montgomery Co. |
| 1700-1718 | Eve Kettler was born. [1] |
| c1701 | Philip Sharp was born, perhaps in what is now Germany. [24] [25] |
| 1705-1733 | Philip Sharp emigrated to the American Colonies. [27] |
| 1721-1736 |
Philip Sharp and Eve Ketler were married, Probably somewhere in what was then part
of Philadephia County. [1] [26] |
| 1725-1745 | John Sharp was born to Eve Kettler and Philip Sharp, probably at Whitemarsh. [1] |
| 1725-1753 | Margaret Sharp was born to Eve Kettler and Philip Sharp, probably at Whitemarsh. [1] |
| 1725-1753 | Mary Sharp was born to Eve Kettler and Philip Sharp, probably at Whitemarsh. [1] |
| 1725-1753 | Elizabeth Sharp was born to Eve Kettler and Philip Sharp, probably at Whitemarsh. [1] |
| c1732 | Adam Sharp was born to Eve Kettler and Philip Sharp, probably at Whitemarsh. [1] |
| c1736 | Andrew Sharp was born to Eve Kettler and Philip Sharp, probably at Whitemarsh. [38] |
| 1737-1752 | Philip Sharp was born to Eve Kettler and Philip Sharp, probably at Whitemarsh. [1] |
| 1740 |
September—At Philadephia County, Pennsylvania, Philip Sharp became a Naturalized
Citizen. [27] [n3] |
| 1749 |
December 22—Andrew Kettler signed his last Will and Testament, wherein is
mentioned his nephew Andrew Sharp. [39] |
| 1750 |
April 28—The last Will and Testament of Andrew Kettler of Whitemarsh was probated
at Philadelphia County with one of the beneficiaries being his nephew Andrew Sharp. [39] |
| 1750-1772 | Elizabeth Sharp, the daughter of Philip Sharp, died. [1] |
| 1752 |
December 14—Philip Sharp's name was given on a list of Freeholders of Middlesex Co.,
New Jersey and living at "Amboy." [28] [n4] |
| c1759 |
The German Community at Barren Hill, and the surrounding neighborhood, arranged to
purchase land from Philip Sharp to build a Lutheran Church. [29] [32] Also see entry for 11 October, 1766. |
| 1760 |
April 19—Adam Kettler signed his last Will and Testament in which he mentions his
eldest daughter, Eve Sharp." [5] |
| 1763 |
Philip Sharp of White Marsh, Pennsylvania sold two acres of property located at Amboy,
New Jersey. [31] |
| 1764 |
April 11—The last Will and Testament of Adam Kettler, in which his daughter Eve Sharp
is named, was probated." [5] |
| 1766 |
October 11—An indenture was made in which Philip Sharp of Whitemarsh, "Yeoman"
and "Eva his Wife of the one part" sold "a Glebe of land," located in the town of Whitemarsh, Pennsylvania, to church officials—This land is located where St. Peter's Lutheran Church stands today and payment to Philip and Eva was stated as follows... "in Consideration of the Premises and five shillings." [29] [30] [32] |
| 1767 |
January 1—An advertisement, perhaps informing the public of a Sherriff's sale of land,
appeared in the Pennsylvania Gazette. A partial transcription follows: ...of land thereunto belonging... the Township of Whitemarsh, in... bounded by land of Philip Sharp... late the estate of David Kittler... by William Parr Sheriff..." [37] |
| 1769 |
The names of Philip and Andrew Sharp were given on a tax list in the township of
White Marsh, Pennsylvania. It was given that Philip had 48 acres, 1 horse and 1 cattle. [33] |
| 1772 |
Spetember 1—Philip Sharp, weaver of "White Marsh," signed his last Will and Testament;
mentioned in his will were his wife Eve; children, Andrew, John, Adam, Philip, Margaret, Mary; son-in-law, Adam Clackner; brother-in-law, John Ritter (probably Kitler); two children of his deceased daughter, Elizabeth. The executors named were Eve Sharp and John Kitler, with witnesses Pat. Menan, Christian Hahn, and Isaac Newhouse. [26] |
| 1777 | February 27—Philip Sharp died, probably near Whitemarsh, Pennsylvania. [24] [25] |
| 1777 |
Philip Sharp was buried at St. Peter's Lutheran Church-yard Cemetery, Whitemarsh,
Pennsylvania. [24] [25] |
| 1777 | December 5 to 8—The Battle of Whitemarsh. [24] [25] |
| 1778 |
October 6—The Last Will & Testament of Philip Sharp was Registered at Philadelphia
County, Pennsylvania; the executors of Philip's Will was his wife Eve Sharp and "John Kitler." [26] |
| 1778-1800 | Eve, the widow of Philip Sharp, died. [1] |