Thomas Sharp, Sr.

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Thomas Sharpe (Sharp), Sr

Birthdate:
Birthplace: England, , , Ireland
Death: circa 1729 (64-73)
Gloucester, NJ
Place of Burial: 3010 Lynne Ave, Oaklyn, Camden, NJ, 08107
Immediate Family:

Son of William Sharp, Sr. and Susan Sharp
Husband of Sarah Sharp; Elizabeth Sharpe; Katherine Sharp and Judith Potts
Father of Elizabeth Hollowell; Samuel Sharpe; Mary Sharpe; Martha Sharpe; Sarah Sharpe and 2 others
Half brother of Sarah Amelia Kennedy

Occupation: Thomas Sharpe, one of the earliest English purchasers of land in the Fenwick Colony, who on September 19, 1681, with Mark Newby, William Bates, Thomas Thackera, and George Goldsmith, "sett saile from ye harbour belonging to ye City of Dublin, in ye Kin
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About Thomas Sharp, Sr.

beginning page 23 of book https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=loc.ark:/13960/t9f488495&vie...

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William Sharp Was not his brother & William Sharp was not his son.

Notes

  • There is a Thomas Sharp from Gloucester (Newton) Co, NJ that has been confused with Thomas Sharp of Burlington Co, NJ. The (Newton) Thomas Sharp married 4 times, first to Sarah Fearne in Chester Co, PA 8/8/1684, second to Elizabeth Winn 7/17/1701 in Haddonfield, Gloucester Co, NJ, third to Katherine Hollingham 8/9/1710 at Haddonfield, and 4th to Judith Smith Potts 2/27/1728.

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From http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~waughp/genealogy/sharpe/sharp001.htm

There is reason to suspect that our Thomas Sharpe was actually son of Thomas Sharp of Newton, Gloucester County, New Jersey. He was known to be a yeoman, Quaker and surveyor. In the book "First Settlers of Newton Township, NJ" by John Clement, printed Camden, NJ, 1877, there is a biography of Thomas Sharp of that place, and in the back of the book is a map of the area done by his hand. Considering the fine map of Fourth's Congregation in 1773 done by William Sharp, it can be thoughtfully considered that the two might be related. Thomas Sharp of Newton Township left a will dated 5 August 1724. He provides for his widow, and his son Thomas, along with other children: John Sharp, Elizabeth Hallowell, Mary Smith, Sarah Pearce, Samuel Sharp and Joseph Sharp, who is disabled.

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Thomas Sharp, Sr.'s Timeline

1660
November 11, 1660
England, , , Ireland
1687
November 2, 1687
Darby, Delaware County, Pennsylvania
1691
July 21, 1691
1692
March 10, 1692
1695
January 22, 1695
1696
December 9, 1696
1699
February 22, 1699