Married Susan Adelia Montanye/Mantanye (b 15 Mar 1847, Exeter, PA) on 21 Dec 1865
Susie and William had ten children:
Celestia M. Sharps, b. 1 Feb 1867, d. 10 May 1869
Elizabeth Breece (Lizzie) Sharps, b. 2 Mar 1868, m. Harry Cox, 9 Mar 1892, d. 8 Jun 1964
Frances W. (Fannie) Sharps, b. 26 Nov 1869, m. John Nicholls, 1892, d. 31 Mar 1956
William M. Sharps, b. 10 Feb 1872, d. 3 Jun 1892
Edith May Sharps, b. 29 Mar 1874, d. 11 Sep 1875
Infant daughter, b. 23 Nov 1875, d. 27 Nov 1875
Frank B. Sharps, b. 20 Apr 1877, d. 23 Jan 1919
Ida Claire Sharps, b. 29 Mar 1880, m. William H. Ambler, 1901, d. 14 Oct 1927
Herbert W. Sharps, b. 9 Mar 1882, d. 3 Jan 1887
Marian A. Sharps, b. 3 Nov 1888, d. 5 Nov 1888
Preceded in death by six of his children.
The Rocky Mountain News (Daily), Volume 42, Number 230, August 18, 1901 page 6
DIES FROM PARALYTIC STROKE
William P. Sharps, aged 59, who lived on Eighteenth avenue, between Humboldt and Lafayette street, died at the county hospital last night at 7 o'clock from the effects of a paralytic stroke. Mr. Sharps is the father-in-law of Harry Cox of engine company No. 8, and was taken to the hospital at 1:15 o'clock yesterday morning as an unknown man. He was found in an unconscious condition a little while before that hour on Washington avenue, between Seventh and Eighth streets, where he had been employed as a watchman for Contractor Peters. For many years deceased lived in Golden, and Monday morning at 11 o'clock the remains will be shipped to that city for burial. Mr. Sharps leaves two married daughters, Mrs. Harry Cox, Mrs. John Nichols; Jr., a single daughter. Miss Ida Sharps, and a son, Frank Sharps, besides a widow.
Married Susan Adelia Montanye/Mantanye (b 15 Mar 1847, Exeter, PA) on 21 Dec 1865
Susie and William had ten children:
Celestia M. Sharps, b. 1 Feb 1867, d. 10 May 1869
Elizabeth Breece (Lizzie) Sharps, b. 2 Mar 1868, m. Harry Cox, 9 Mar 1892, d. 8 Jun 1964
Frances W. (Fannie) Sharps, b. 26 Nov 1869, m. John Nicholls, 1892, d. 31 Mar 1956
William M. Sharps, b. 10 Feb 1872, d. 3 Jun 1892
Edith May Sharps, b. 29 Mar 1874, d. 11 Sep 1875
Infant daughter, b. 23 Nov 1875, d. 27 Nov 1875
Frank B. Sharps, b. 20 Apr 1877, d. 23 Jan 1919
Ida Claire Sharps, b. 29 Mar 1880, m. William H. Ambler, 1901, d. 14 Oct 1927
Herbert W. Sharps, b. 9 Mar 1882, d. 3 Jan 1887
Marian A. Sharps, b. 3 Nov 1888, d. 5 Nov 1888
Preceded in death by six of his children.
The Rocky Mountain News (Daily), Volume 42, Number 230, August 18, 1901 page 6
DIES FROM PARALYTIC STROKE
William P. Sharps, aged 59, who lived on Eighteenth avenue, between Humboldt and Lafayette street, died at the county hospital last night at 7 o'clock from the effects of a paralytic stroke. Mr. Sharps is the father-in-law of Harry Cox of engine company No. 8, and was taken to the hospital at 1:15 o'clock yesterday morning as an unknown man. He was found in an unconscious condition a little while before that hour on Washington avenue, between Seventh and Eighth streets, where he had been employed as a watchman for Contractor Peters. For many years deceased lived in Golden, and Monday morning at 11 o'clock the remains will be shipped to that city for burial. Mr. Sharps leaves two married daughters, Mrs. Harry Cox, Mrs. John Nichols; Jr., a single daughter. Miss Ida Sharps, and a son, Frank Sharps, besides a widow.
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