"James Wright Sharrard was born 1783 and first took up a farm in Markham (Lot 2, Con. 5), afterward moving to another near Stouffville. About the year 1812 he came to Pickering, the first of the Sharrards to live in the township, and settled on Lot 21, Con. 6.
He was a man of considerable prominence in the municipal and religious life of the community during the first half of the century, being not only a public-spirited
citizen, but widely known as an effective preacher of the gospel. He died about 1864. His family were: Sylvanus, Elijah, Calvin, Sarah (Mrs. Churchill), Thomas, Ira (lived on seventh concession), Nancy (Mrs. Willson, afterwards Mrs. Dunham), Polly (Mrs. John
Phillips) and Assena." [2]
↑Past Years in Pickering: Sketches of the History of the Community, William R. Wood, 1911
California Society of the Sons of the American Revolution: Application 14 Aug 1930 by Donald Churchill Cameron B. 24 Oct 1908: Accepted 15 Sep 1930: National # 50630; State # 1610
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Sharrard-17 and Sharrard-76 appear to represent the same person because: They are married to the same person, and should be merged. Terry Rae Underwood-5336