William Sharman, Esq.
Sharman/Scharman/Schaarmann
son of Catharine Ruth and John Scharman.
"Wilhelm Schaarmann" was baptized April 23, 1791, at St. John's (Hain's) Reformed Church. Sponsors were Margareth and Peter Ruth
spouse of Elisabetha Gerber
William and Elizabeth were married March 6, 1814, First Reformed Church, Berks County
William practiced Law in Pennsylvania until his death on April 4, 1835, according to court records.
His death was also reported to have occurred on May 10, 1831 ("Historical & Biographical Annals of Berks County, Pennsylvania" ed. Morton Luther Montgomery)
Sharman/Scharman/Schaarmann
son of Catharine Ruth and John Scharman.
"Wilhelm Schaarmann" was baptized April 23, 1791, at St. John's (Hain's) Reformed Church. Sponsors were Margareth and Peter Ruth
spouse of Elisabetha Gerber
William and Elizabeth were married March 6, 1814, First Reformed Church, Berks County
William practiced Law in Pennsylvania until his death on April 4, 1835, according to court records.
His death was also reported to have occurred on May 10, 1831 ("Historical & Biographical Annals of Berks County, Pennsylvania" ed. Morton Luther Montgomery)
William Sharman, Esq.
Sharman/Scharman/Schaarmann
son of Catharine Ruth and John Scharman.
"Wilhelm Schaarmann" was baptized April 23, 1791, at St. John's (Hain's) Reformed Church. Sponsors were Margareth and Peter Ruth
spouse of Elisabetha Gerber
William and Elizabeth were married March 6, 1814, First Reformed Church, Berks County
William practiced Law in Pennsylvania until his death on April 4, 1835, according to court records.
His death was also reported to have occurred on May 10, 1831 ("Historical & Biographical Annals of Berks County, Pennsylvania" ed. Morton Luther Montgomery)
Sharman/Scharman/Schaarmann
son of Catharine Ruth and John Scharman.
"Wilhelm Schaarmann" was baptized April 23, 1791, at St. John's (Hain's) Reformed Church. Sponsors were Margareth and Peter Ruth
spouse of Elisabetha Gerber
William and Elizabeth were married March 6, 1814, First Reformed Church, Berks County
William practiced Law in Pennsylvania until his death on April 4, 1835, according to court records.
His death was also reported to have occurred on May 10, 1831 ("Historical & Biographical Annals of Berks County, Pennsylvania" ed. Morton Luther Montgomery)
Gravesite Details
most likely buried at Fix-Gerber-Bitting - although there is also an unidentified William Scharman in plot 171 at Sinking Spring Cemetery - both are cemeteries where direct members of his family are buried .
