Obit-Gonzales Inquirer Feb. 6, 2928
H. Sharp Passes Away At San Angelo
Q. M. Sharp will have the sincere sympathy of his many friends in the death of his father, H.Sharp, which occurred at San Angelo at the home of his son, John Sharp.
Mr. Sharps funeral was held Sunday at that place with Rev. J. W. Hartsfield, pastor of the First Methodist church of San Angelo, conducted the services.
Mr. Sharp is survived by his wife and a number of sons and daughters. He was 84 years of age.
Mr.Sharp with Mrs. Sharp had spent several winters in Gonzales with their son, Q. M. Sharp, and had made a number of warm friends here who sincerely regret to learn of his passing.
He was a Confederate veteran and delighted to fore gather with other veterans of the old south and dwell on their past experiences.
Q. M. Sharp who was called to San Angelo to his father's bedside several days ago has returned home.
Hiram Edward Sharp was born February 20, 1844 In Texas. He died February 3, 1928 In San Angelo,Texas.
Father: Michael T. Sharp, Born In 1820, Illinois. Mother: Anna W. Sharp, Born In Tennessee
Hiram Married: Mary Ann "Molly" (Evans) Sharp c.1866, In Fayette Co., Texas. She was born August 19, 1847 In Missouri, and died April 6, 1930 In San Angelo,Texas.
Father: Dr. Isaiah Evans, MD, Born In Pennsylvania. Mother: Louisa Emma (Roper) Evans, Born In Missouri
* "H. Sharp", Confederate Soldier, Private (film Number: M227 Roll 33)Company "I" 24th Regiment, Texas Cavalry (Wilkes') (2nd Texas Lancers).
*Hiram Sharp's Occupation Was "Constable of Fayette Co. Texas" On The 1870 Federal Census
H. Sharp Passes Away At San Angelo
Q. M. Sharp will have the sincere sympathy of his many friends in the death of his father, H.Sharp, which occurred at San Angelo at the home of his son, John Sharp.
Mr. Sharps funeral was held Sunday at that place with Rev. J. W. Hartsfield, pastor of the First Methodist church of San Angelo, conducted the services.
Mr. Sharp is survived by his wife and a number of sons and daughters. He was 84 years of age.
Mr.Sharp with Mrs. Sharp had spent several winters in Gonzales with their son, Q. M. Sharp, and had made a number of warm friends here who sincerely regret to learn of his passing.
He was a Confederate veteran and delighted to fore gather with other veterans of the old south and dwell on their past experiences.
Q. M. Sharp who was called to San Angelo to his father's bedside several days ago has returned home.
Hiram Edward Sharp was born February 20, 1844 In Texas. He died February 3, 1928 In San Angelo,Texas.
Father: Michael T. Sharp, Born In 1820, Illinois. Mother: Anna W. Sharp, Born In Tennessee
Hiram Married: Mary Ann "Molly" (Evans) Sharp c.1866, In Fayette Co., Texas. She was born August 19, 1847 In Missouri, and died April 6, 1930 In San Angelo,Texas.
Father: Dr. Isaiah Evans, MD, Born In Pennsylvania. Mother: Louisa Emma (Roper) Evans, Born In Missouri
* "H. Sharp", Confederate Soldier, Private (film Number: M227 Roll 33)Company "I" 24th Regiment, Texas Cavalry (Wilkes') (2nd Texas Lancers).
*Hiram Sharp's Occupation Was "Constable of Fayette Co. Texas" On The 1870 Federal Census
Obit-Gonzales Inquirer Feb. 6, 2928
H. Sharp Passes Away At San Angelo
Q. M. Sharp will have the sincere sympathy of his many friends in the death of his father, H.Sharp, which occurred at San Angelo at the home of his son, John Sharp.
Mr. Sharps funeral was held Sunday at that place with Rev. J. W. Hartsfield, pastor of the First Methodist church of San Angelo, conducted the services.
Mr. Sharp is survived by his wife and a number of sons and daughters. He was 84 years of age.
Mr.Sharp with Mrs. Sharp had spent several winters in Gonzales with their son, Q. M. Sharp, and had made a number of warm friends here who sincerely regret to learn of his passing.
He was a Confederate veteran and delighted to fore gather with other veterans of the old south and dwell on their past experiences.
Q. M. Sharp who was called to San Angelo to his father's bedside several days ago has returned home.
Hiram Edward Sharp was born February 20, 1844 In Texas. He died February 3, 1928 In San Angelo,Texas.
Father: Michael T. Sharp, Born In 1820, Illinois. Mother: Anna W. Sharp, Born In Tennessee
Hiram Married: Mary Ann "Molly" (Evans) Sharp c.1866, In Fayette Co., Texas. She was born August 19, 1847 In Missouri, and died April 6, 1930 In San Angelo,Texas.
Father: Dr. Isaiah Evans, MD, Born In Pennsylvania. Mother: Louisa Emma (Roper) Evans, Born In Missouri
* "H. Sharp", Confederate Soldier, Private (film Number: M227 Roll 33)Company "I" 24th Regiment, Texas Cavalry (Wilkes') (2nd Texas Lancers).
*Hiram Sharp's Occupation Was "Constable of Fayette Co. Texas" On The 1870 Federal Census
H. Sharp Passes Away At San Angelo
Q. M. Sharp will have the sincere sympathy of his many friends in the death of his father, H.Sharp, which occurred at San Angelo at the home of his son, John Sharp.
Mr. Sharps funeral was held Sunday at that place with Rev. J. W. Hartsfield, pastor of the First Methodist church of San Angelo, conducted the services.
Mr. Sharp is survived by his wife and a number of sons and daughters. He was 84 years of age.
Mr.Sharp with Mrs. Sharp had spent several winters in Gonzales with their son, Q. M. Sharp, and had made a number of warm friends here who sincerely regret to learn of his passing.
He was a Confederate veteran and delighted to fore gather with other veterans of the old south and dwell on their past experiences.
Q. M. Sharp who was called to San Angelo to his father's bedside several days ago has returned home.
Hiram Edward Sharp was born February 20, 1844 In Texas. He died February 3, 1928 In San Angelo,Texas.
Father: Michael T. Sharp, Born In 1820, Illinois. Mother: Anna W. Sharp, Born In Tennessee
Hiram Married: Mary Ann "Molly" (Evans) Sharp c.1866, In Fayette Co., Texas. She was born August 19, 1847 In Missouri, and died April 6, 1930 In San Angelo,Texas.
Father: Dr. Isaiah Evans, MD, Born In Pennsylvania. Mother: Louisa Emma (Roper) Evans, Born In Missouri
* "H. Sharp", Confederate Soldier, Private (film Number: M227 Roll 33)Company "I" 24th Regiment, Texas Cavalry (Wilkes') (2nd Texas Lancers).
*Hiram Sharp's Occupation Was "Constable of Fayette Co. Texas" On The 1870 Federal Census
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