Neeltje Cornelia Sharp

Birth6 Jun 1771 - Schaghticoke, Rensselaer Co., New York, United States

Death10 Oct 1847 - Machias, Cattaraugus Co., New York, United States

MotherJemimah VanDusen

FatherABRAHAM* MELCHOIRSZ SCHERP/SHARP/SCHARP

Born in Schaghticoke, Rensselaer Co., New York, United States on 6 Jun 1771 to ABRAHAM* MELCHOIRSZ SCHERP/SHARP/SCHARP and Jemimah VanDusen. Neeltje Cornelia Sharp married Thomas Blighton and had 12 children. She passed away on 10 Oct 1847 in Machias, Cattaraugus Co., New York, United States.

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Parents

Abraham* Melchoirsz Scherp/sharp/scharp
1738 - 1788

Jemimah Vandusen
1744 - 1782

Spouse(s)

Thomas Blighton
1774 - 1840

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Hiram C Blighton
1805 - 1890

Christopher Chester Blighton
1800 - 1874

Thomas Nelson Blighton
1810 - 1861

Russell Blighton
1793 - 1849

Elizabeth Blighton
1812 - 1894

Elijah W Blighton
1802 - 1865

William S Blighton
1799 - 1839

John Blighton
1798 - Unknown

Mary "Polly" Blighton
1799 - 1810

Polly Blighton
1792 - 1837

Russell Blyton
1803 - Unknown

Mary Blighton
1792 - Unknown

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