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Sarah SHARP

Birthabt 1859 - Malton, Yorkshire, England
Death1919 - Bramley, Yorkshire, England
MotherElizabeth Ellen Hardwick
FatherEdward Sharp

Born in Malton, Yorkshire, England on abt 1859 to Edward Sharp and Elizabeth Ellen Hardwick. Sarah SHARP married Albert Smith and had 14 children. She passed away on 1919 in Bramley, Yorkshire, England.

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Parents
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Edward Sharp
1840 - 1907
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Elizabeth Ellen Hardwick
1839 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Albert Smith
1856 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Mary Elizabeth Nickolson(neesmith)
1879 - Unknown
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Edith Smith
1878 - 1929
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Annie Smith
1893 - Unknown
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Lucy Smith
1888 - 1961
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John Frederick Smith
1881 - 1967
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Sam Smith
1889 - 1971
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Amy Smith
1884 - 1955
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Lavinia Smith
1891 - Unknown
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Ada Maud Smith
1886 - 1945
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Fred Smith
1882 - Unknown
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Amy Smith
1886 - Unknown
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Fred Smith
1889 - 1915
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Mary Ellen Smith
1883 - Unknown
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Annie Smith
1892 - 1977

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