Daughter of John Bishop 1771 - 1836 Nancy (Seager) Bishop , Husband Joseph H Sharp
Contributor: David Bishop (50950127) •
Julia Emma Bishop was born Mar. 12, 1939 and passed away July 21, 1923 at Lebanon, Kansas, at the age of 93 years, 4 months and 9 months and 9 days. (As typed in newspaper.)
She was married to Joseph Sharp, October 19, 1849. To this union thirteen children were born ten of whom are living; Mrs. Emma McKain, Sacramento, Calif., Mrs. Hester Brown, Lebanon, Kansas, Elbert Sharp, Mountain View, Missouri, Mrs. Eliza Brandenburg, Quinter, Kansas, Mrs. Elma Hunter, Yuma, Colo., Chas. Sharp, Bellaire, Kansas, Robert Sharp, Esbon, Kansas, Oliver Sharp, Drinkwater, Sask Canada, Mrs. Alvis Story, Lebanon, Kansas, Mrs. Dora Heiserman, Almena, Kans. Besides these sons and daughters she leaves tnorty-three grandchildren, twenty-three great grandchildren and many friends.
They left Ohio in 1858 moving to Iowa. They lived in Iowa a few years then moved back to Ohio where they remained five years. They then moved to Iowa and after a few years came to Kansas during the 70's.
They homesteaded in Sheridan county in 1879. In 1881 they moved to Holt county, Nebr., where her family then moved to Smith county husband died in 1885. She with her Kansas. (Editor mixed up the sentences.)
During the past twenty years she has lived with her children. She united with her children. She united with the Methodist church during her early womanhood and has always been a devoted wife and mother and her constant care was the welfare of someone in need.
She braved the frontier days, facing untold hardships for the protection of her home.
She is gone; but her loving manner, her generous devotion and the memory of her old fashioned home making lingers with us.
Mother's gone but memory lingers
And we see her face the while;
As it beams from Heaven's window.
With a glad eternal smile.
Many things in life once valued,
Now by time have slipped away;
But the memory of Mother
In our hearts will always stay.
Funeral services were conducted at the home Sunday at eleven o'clock by Rev. V. V. Whitsitt and interment was made in Price cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the friends and neighbors who so kindly aided us in caring for and laying away our beloved mother, Julia Sharp. The Children
The Lebanon Times (Lebanon, Kansas) Thursday, July 26, 1923, Page 1
(If you use the 93 years, 4 months and 9 days of age at death the date on stone of March 12, 1830 is correct for her birth date.)
Contributor: David Bishop (50950127) •
Julia Emma Bishop was born Mar. 12, 1939 and passed away July 21, 1923 at Lebanon, Kansas, at the age of 93 years, 4 months and 9 months and 9 days. (As typed in newspaper.)
She was married to Joseph Sharp, October 19, 1849. To this union thirteen children were born ten of whom are living; Mrs. Emma McKain, Sacramento, Calif., Mrs. Hester Brown, Lebanon, Kansas, Elbert Sharp, Mountain View, Missouri, Mrs. Eliza Brandenburg, Quinter, Kansas, Mrs. Elma Hunter, Yuma, Colo., Chas. Sharp, Bellaire, Kansas, Robert Sharp, Esbon, Kansas, Oliver Sharp, Drinkwater, Sask Canada, Mrs. Alvis Story, Lebanon, Kansas, Mrs. Dora Heiserman, Almena, Kans. Besides these sons and daughters she leaves tnorty-three grandchildren, twenty-three great grandchildren and many friends.
They left Ohio in 1858 moving to Iowa. They lived in Iowa a few years then moved back to Ohio where they remained five years. They then moved to Iowa and after a few years came to Kansas during the 70's.
They homesteaded in Sheridan county in 1879. In 1881 they moved to Holt county, Nebr., where her family then moved to Smith county husband died in 1885. She with her Kansas. (Editor mixed up the sentences.)
During the past twenty years she has lived with her children. She united with her children. She united with the Methodist church during her early womanhood and has always been a devoted wife and mother and her constant care was the welfare of someone in need.
She braved the frontier days, facing untold hardships for the protection of her home.
She is gone; but her loving manner, her generous devotion and the memory of her old fashioned home making lingers with us.
Mother's gone but memory lingers
And we see her face the while;
As it beams from Heaven's window.
With a glad eternal smile.
Many things in life once valued,
Now by time have slipped away;
But the memory of Mother
In our hearts will always stay.
Funeral services were conducted at the home Sunday at eleven o'clock by Rev. V. V. Whitsitt and interment was made in Price cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the friends and neighbors who so kindly aided us in caring for and laying away our beloved mother, Julia Sharp. The Children
The Lebanon Times (Lebanon, Kansas) Thursday, July 26, 1923, Page 1
(If you use the 93 years, 4 months and 9 days of age at death the date on stone of March 12, 1830 is correct for her birth date.)
Daughter of John Bishop 1771 - 1836 Nancy (Seager) Bishop , Husband Joseph H Sharp
Contributor: David Bishop (50950127) •
Julia Emma Bishop was born Mar. 12, 1939 and passed away July 21, 1923 at Lebanon, Kansas, at the age of 93 years, 4 months and 9 months and 9 days. (As typed in newspaper.)
She was married to Joseph Sharp, October 19, 1849. To this union thirteen children were born ten of whom are living; Mrs. Emma McKain, Sacramento, Calif., Mrs. Hester Brown, Lebanon, Kansas, Elbert Sharp, Mountain View, Missouri, Mrs. Eliza Brandenburg, Quinter, Kansas, Mrs. Elma Hunter, Yuma, Colo., Chas. Sharp, Bellaire, Kansas, Robert Sharp, Esbon, Kansas, Oliver Sharp, Drinkwater, Sask Canada, Mrs. Alvis Story, Lebanon, Kansas, Mrs. Dora Heiserman, Almena, Kans. Besides these sons and daughters she leaves tnorty-three grandchildren, twenty-three great grandchildren and many friends.
They left Ohio in 1858 moving to Iowa. They lived in Iowa a few years then moved back to Ohio where they remained five years. They then moved to Iowa and after a few years came to Kansas during the 70's.
They homesteaded in Sheridan county in 1879. In 1881 they moved to Holt county, Nebr., where her family then moved to Smith county husband died in 1885. She with her Kansas. (Editor mixed up the sentences.)
During the past twenty years she has lived with her children. She united with her children. She united with the Methodist church during her early womanhood and has always been a devoted wife and mother and her constant care was the welfare of someone in need.
She braved the frontier days, facing untold hardships for the protection of her home.
She is gone; but her loving manner, her generous devotion and the memory of her old fashioned home making lingers with us.
Mother's gone but memory lingers
And we see her face the while;
As it beams from Heaven's window.
With a glad eternal smile.
Many things in life once valued,
Now by time have slipped away;
But the memory of Mother
In our hearts will always stay.
Funeral services were conducted at the home Sunday at eleven o'clock by Rev. V. V. Whitsitt and interment was made in Price cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the friends and neighbors who so kindly aided us in caring for and laying away our beloved mother, Julia Sharp. The Children
The Lebanon Times (Lebanon, Kansas) Thursday, July 26, 1923, Page 1
(If you use the 93 years, 4 months and 9 days of age at death the date on stone of March 12, 1830 is correct for her birth date.)
Contributor: David Bishop (50950127) •
Julia Emma Bishop was born Mar. 12, 1939 and passed away July 21, 1923 at Lebanon, Kansas, at the age of 93 years, 4 months and 9 months and 9 days. (As typed in newspaper.)
She was married to Joseph Sharp, October 19, 1849. To this union thirteen children were born ten of whom are living; Mrs. Emma McKain, Sacramento, Calif., Mrs. Hester Brown, Lebanon, Kansas, Elbert Sharp, Mountain View, Missouri, Mrs. Eliza Brandenburg, Quinter, Kansas, Mrs. Elma Hunter, Yuma, Colo., Chas. Sharp, Bellaire, Kansas, Robert Sharp, Esbon, Kansas, Oliver Sharp, Drinkwater, Sask Canada, Mrs. Alvis Story, Lebanon, Kansas, Mrs. Dora Heiserman, Almena, Kans. Besides these sons and daughters she leaves tnorty-three grandchildren, twenty-three great grandchildren and many friends.
They left Ohio in 1858 moving to Iowa. They lived in Iowa a few years then moved back to Ohio where they remained five years. They then moved to Iowa and after a few years came to Kansas during the 70's.
They homesteaded in Sheridan county in 1879. In 1881 they moved to Holt county, Nebr., where her family then moved to Smith county husband died in 1885. She with her Kansas. (Editor mixed up the sentences.)
During the past twenty years she has lived with her children. She united with her children. She united with the Methodist church during her early womanhood and has always been a devoted wife and mother and her constant care was the welfare of someone in need.
She braved the frontier days, facing untold hardships for the protection of her home.
She is gone; but her loving manner, her generous devotion and the memory of her old fashioned home making lingers with us.
Mother's gone but memory lingers
And we see her face the while;
As it beams from Heaven's window.
With a glad eternal smile.
Many things in life once valued,
Now by time have slipped away;
But the memory of Mother
In our hearts will always stay.
Funeral services were conducted at the home Sunday at eleven o'clock by Rev. V. V. Whitsitt and interment was made in Price cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the friends and neighbors who so kindly aided us in caring for and laying away our beloved mother, Julia Sharp. The Children
The Lebanon Times (Lebanon, Kansas) Thursday, July 26, 1923, Page 1
(If you use the 93 years, 4 months and 9 days of age at death the date on stone of March 12, 1830 is correct for her birth date.)
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