HE WAS MARRIED TO HANNAH ELLA COCHRAN SHARP ON MAY 10, 1872 IN SANDUSKY CO. OHIO. HE WAS A BLACKSMITH. HE HAD SEVEN CHILDREN, EDWARD CHESTER, WILLIAM CHARLES, HATTIE ELIZABETH, RACHEL MAY, ALTON WEBB, NELLIE KATHINE, AND ALICE BELL SHARP.
ISAAC W. SHARP, OF CLYDE, WHO WITH HIS WIFE, HAS BEEN SPENDING THE WINTER WITH HIS SON-IN-LAW AND DAUGHTER, MR. AND MRS. W. KROETZ, AT FOSTORIA, DIED SUNDAY NIGHT.
MR. SHARP WAS A BLACKSMITH BY TRADE AND LIVED AT GREEN SPRINGS AND CLYDE DURING THE PAST FIFTY YEARS. HE BELONGED TO THE SQUIRREL HUNTERS, AN ORGANIZATION OF HOME GUARDS, WHO WERE SUMMONED TO CINCINNATI TO REPEL MORGAN AND HIS RAIDERS DURING THE CIVIL WAR.
HE IS SURVIVED BY A WIDOW, TWO SONS AND FOUR DAUGHTERS. THEY ARE, MRS. KROETZ, MRS. WILLIAM JONES OF PORT CLINTON, MRS. BELLE LUMAN OF FORT SENECA, MRS. BUTLER OF GENOA, AND EDWARD OF POMONA, CAL. AND A.W. OF SANDUSKY.
THE FUNERAL WAS HELD AT FOSTORIA NAD THE BODY TAKEN TO CLYDE OF INTERMENT.
ISAAC W. SHARP, OF CLYDE, WHO WITH HIS WIFE, HAS BEEN SPENDING THE WINTER WITH HIS SON-IN-LAW AND DAUGHTER, MR. AND MRS. W. KROETZ, AT FOSTORIA, DIED SUNDAY NIGHT.
MR. SHARP WAS A BLACKSMITH BY TRADE AND LIVED AT GREEN SPRINGS AND CLYDE DURING THE PAST FIFTY YEARS. HE BELONGED TO THE SQUIRREL HUNTERS, AN ORGANIZATION OF HOME GUARDS, WHO WERE SUMMONED TO CINCINNATI TO REPEL MORGAN AND HIS RAIDERS DURING THE CIVIL WAR.
HE IS SURVIVED BY A WIDOW, TWO SONS AND FOUR DAUGHTERS. THEY ARE, MRS. KROETZ, MRS. WILLIAM JONES OF PORT CLINTON, MRS. BELLE LUMAN OF FORT SENECA, MRS. BUTLER OF GENOA, AND EDWARD OF POMONA, CAL. AND A.W. OF SANDUSKY.
THE FUNERAL WAS HELD AT FOSTORIA NAD THE BODY TAKEN TO CLYDE OF INTERMENT.
HE WAS MARRIED TO HANNAH ELLA COCHRAN SHARP ON MAY 10, 1872 IN SANDUSKY CO. OHIO. HE WAS A BLACKSMITH. HE HAD SEVEN CHILDREN, EDWARD CHESTER, WILLIAM CHARLES, HATTIE ELIZABETH, RACHEL MAY, ALTON WEBB, NELLIE KATHINE, AND ALICE BELL SHARP.
ISAAC W. SHARP, OF CLYDE, WHO WITH HIS WIFE, HAS BEEN SPENDING THE WINTER WITH HIS SON-IN-LAW AND DAUGHTER, MR. AND MRS. W. KROETZ, AT FOSTORIA, DIED SUNDAY NIGHT.
MR. SHARP WAS A BLACKSMITH BY TRADE AND LIVED AT GREEN SPRINGS AND CLYDE DURING THE PAST FIFTY YEARS. HE BELONGED TO THE SQUIRREL HUNTERS, AN ORGANIZATION OF HOME GUARDS, WHO WERE SUMMONED TO CINCINNATI TO REPEL MORGAN AND HIS RAIDERS DURING THE CIVIL WAR.
HE IS SURVIVED BY A WIDOW, TWO SONS AND FOUR DAUGHTERS. THEY ARE, MRS. KROETZ, MRS. WILLIAM JONES OF PORT CLINTON, MRS. BELLE LUMAN OF FORT SENECA, MRS. BUTLER OF GENOA, AND EDWARD OF POMONA, CAL. AND A.W. OF SANDUSKY.
THE FUNERAL WAS HELD AT FOSTORIA NAD THE BODY TAKEN TO CLYDE OF INTERMENT.
ISAAC W. SHARP, OF CLYDE, WHO WITH HIS WIFE, HAS BEEN SPENDING THE WINTER WITH HIS SON-IN-LAW AND DAUGHTER, MR. AND MRS. W. KROETZ, AT FOSTORIA, DIED SUNDAY NIGHT.
MR. SHARP WAS A BLACKSMITH BY TRADE AND LIVED AT GREEN SPRINGS AND CLYDE DURING THE PAST FIFTY YEARS. HE BELONGED TO THE SQUIRREL HUNTERS, AN ORGANIZATION OF HOME GUARDS, WHO WERE SUMMONED TO CINCINNATI TO REPEL MORGAN AND HIS RAIDERS DURING THE CIVIL WAR.
HE IS SURVIVED BY A WIDOW, TWO SONS AND FOUR DAUGHTERS. THEY ARE, MRS. KROETZ, MRS. WILLIAM JONES OF PORT CLINTON, MRS. BELLE LUMAN OF FORT SENECA, MRS. BUTLER OF GENOA, AND EDWARD OF POMONA, CAL. AND A.W. OF SANDUSKY.
THE FUNERAL WAS HELD AT FOSTORIA NAD THE BODY TAKEN TO CLYDE OF INTERMENT.
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