Chester County PA Archives Obituaries.....Sharp, Hannah E July 4, 1915
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Daily Local News July 6 & 8, 1915
Daily Local News
July 6, 1915
Mrs. Joseph Sharp	
Hannah E. widow of Joseph Sharp, died on Sunday evening at the home of a 
friend, Mrs. Nathan Y. Faucett, 307 West Union Street, where she had been ill 
for the past seven weeks.  Mrs. Sharpe had formerly lived at Dilworthtown and 
Mrs. Faucett had been acquainted with her a long time.

Daily Local News
July 6, 1915
Sharp- In West Chester, on July 4, 1915, Harrah  E. widow of Joseph Sharp, 
formerly of Dilworthtown, in the 70th year of her age.  Relatives and friends 
of the family are incited to attend the funeral without further notice from the 
residence of Mrs. Nathan Y. Faucett, 307 West Union Street, West Chester, on 
Wednesday, July 7th, 1915.  Meet at the house at 10 o’clock.  Interment at 
Longwood cemetery.

Daily Local News
July 8, 1915
From the home of Mrs. Nathan Y. Faucett, 307 West Union Street, the funeral of 
Hannah E., widow of Joseph Sharp, took place, yesterday, services being 
conducted by Rev. Martin L. Ross, D.D. pastor of Dilworthtown Presbyterian 
Church, assisted by Alfred G. Pierce, of Wilmington.  Interment was made at 
Longwood Cemetery.  The pall bearers were: Mr. Pierce and three grandsons of 
Mrs. Sharp, Elwood Sharp of Bryn Mawr; Joseph Sharp, of Chester, and John 
Lynch, of Chadds Ford.


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