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Note for:   Edwin Clinton Sharp,   9 APR 1888 - 2 JAN 1969         Index

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Individual note:   "Was a terrific brother" per George M.
Was tall and willowy like his mother Mathilda. Probably about 5'10".
Married Alice Bury on Bury farm near Bristol SD in a double wedding ceremony with sister Mildred Sharp and Edward Bury at 10 AM with Rev. W.J. Loeck of the German Methodist Church of Bristol.
Moved to Terry Montana Jan. 23, 1914? by train and drove 25 miles by team and wagon to Cherry Creek (Edwin's homestead).
Edwin and Alice "dry farmed" for ten years then moved to Cody, Wyoming.
Dorothy tells a story that Edwin was working with the farm animals one day when a tornadoe came along. Edwin disappeared and no one was able to find him for a while. When they did, he was found wondering around because he had lost his sight. His sight did return later.
Cause of death: Emphysema.

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Note for:   Clarence Horatio Sharp,   26 JUL 1891 - 29 APR 1989         Index

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Individual note:   Lived in Minneapolis, MN.
Next oldest brother of George M.
Found on 1900 and 1910 census
Cremated, ashes in Wisconsin

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Note for:   Eugene Lincoln Sharp,   30 APR 1904 - 19 AUG 1905         Index

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Individual note:   Born on George M's Birthday 4/30/1904
Eugene died Saturday forenoon in George M's arms while mother was trying to remove a stone, which lodged in his throat. Funeral was held at the ME Church. Reporter & Farmer 8/31/1905

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Note for:   Lloyd Sharp,   30 SEP 1899 - 1 DEC 1964         Index

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Individual note:   Twin to Floyd, couldn't tell them apart
Was tall (about 5'10") like his mother Mathilda.
Never married
Found on 1900 and 1910 census
Member of the International Woodworkers of America Local 3-26 Funeral handled by Butterworth Family Mortuary.

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Note for:   Floyd Sharp,   30 SEP 1899 - 7 MAY 1964         Index

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Individual note:   Twin to Lloyd, couldn't tell them apart
Was tall (about 5'10") like his mother Mathilda.
Moved to west coast in the mid 1940s to find work.
Worked the plywood mills
Loved to play the Harmonica and knew all the old cowboy songs.
Played cards, checkers and liked horse racing.
Found on 1900 and 1910 census
Favorite authors: Jack London, Zane Gray
Cause of death: Heart Attack
Was cremated/es

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Note for:   Maynard Allen Sharp,   22 MAY 1896 - 6 NOV 1961         Index

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Individual note:   Studied at U of Brookings, SD.
Had red hair. Was a runner in France for communications during WW1.
Something happened to his legs during war and used crutches for several years. Eventually his legs became better.
Was shorter than George M (his brother).
He was a woodworker for the US Plywood company.
Belonged to the "Eagles and the Veterans of WW1"
Cause of death: Heart Attack
Interned Evergreen Memorial Park

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Note for:   Clinton Edwin Sr. Sharp,   10 DEC 1913 - 1 MAY 1980         Index

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Individual note:   Occupation: Restaurant
Military: Navy

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Note for:   Mildred Ethel Sharp,   8 DEC 1889 - ABT 1988         Index

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Individual note:   Married to Edward Bury on Bury homestead in a double wedding ceremony with Edwin Sharp marrying Alice Bury.
Spent their honeymoon on Edwin Sharp's homestead by traveling to Terry Montana by train and drove 25 miles by teams and wagons to Cherry Creek.
Like Edwin and his mother Mathilda, she was tall (about 5'10").

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Note for:   Pearl Mabel Duerre,   28 SEP 1894 - 8 OCT 1928         Index

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Individual note:   Died of puerpural fever following the birth of Phyliss.

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