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A child's birth and death date (Sharp-1460 born 8 Oct 1771 died 12 Nov 1858) should not be before a parent was 13 years old (mother Kirk-961 born 16 Oct 1761) .
Biography
Mary Sharp was born on 8 October 1771 in Orange County, North Carolina, the daughter of George R. Sharp and Catherine Kirk. She had about 12 siblings. She married Henry Long (1767 - 1846) in about 1789, probably in North Carolina. Mary and Henry were the parents of:
Jacob Long (1789 - 1873)
Henry Long Jr. (1794 - 1877)
William H. Long (1797–1877
Hannah Long-VanBebber (1798–1865)
John Andrew Long (1798 - 1872)
George Long (1799 - 1883)
Mary Jane Long-Purvine (1802 - 1849)
Conrad Long (1804 - 1879)
Sarah Catherine Long-Green (1807 - 1855)
David P. Long (1809 - 1889)
Nicholas Long (1811 - 1857)
Aaron C. Long (1812-1862)
Isaac C. Long (1814 - 1898)
Henry died in 1846; Mary, 79, spent the first part of 1850 in son Henry's home and the second part of 1850 in son Nicholas' home.
Mary died on 12 November 1858 in Morgan County, Illinois and was buried in Morrison Cemetery, Concord, Morgan, Illinois.
Mary Sharp was born about October 8, 1771. She passed away November 12, 1858. She is buried in Morrison Cemetery, Morgan, Illinois, United States.
She married Isaac Conrad Long (b.1787–)
Mary died abt 1855. [1]
"United States Census, 1850," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MCDG-1PJ), Mary Sharp in household of Henry R Sharp, McNairy county, part of, McNairy, Tennessee, United States; citing family 1823, NARA microfilm publication M432 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.).
"United States Census, 1850," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/M85D-8T3), Mary Long in household of Nicholas Long, Morgan county, part of, Morgan, Illinois, United States; citing family 1322, NARA microfilm publication M432 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.).
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Sharp-9497 and Sharp-1460 appear to represent the same person because: Same names, married to the same man, both have sons named Jacob who lived/died in the same time periods, both died the same day/place, born the same month/day/place but the year is off by 10 years.
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