Ralph & Ethel Maud Sharp family

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Ralph & Ethel Maud Sharp family

A photo of Ethel "Maud" Sharp and family: Ralph Sharp, Ethel Sharp, and Leslie Sharp

Date & Place: 1904

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Ethel Sharp

Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Ethel Sharp.

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Leslie Sharp

Leslie Sharp was born to Ralph William Sharp and Maud Julia Ann Abbott Sharp, and has siblings Ethel Maud Sharp, Thelma Sharp, Lillian Sharp, and Mervyn Sharp. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Leslie Sharp.

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Ralph William Sharp 1873 - 1927 Armadale, Washington, Australia

Ralph William Sharp of William Street, in Armadale, WA Australia was born in 1873 in Toorak, VIC, and died at age 54 years old in 1927 at William Street, in Armadale, WA. Ralph Sharp was buried in 1927 at Karrakatta Cemetry Railway Rd, in Karrakatta.

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Ethel Maud Sharp Apr 23, 1901 - Jan 7, 1987 Mt Hawthorn, Western, Australia

Ethel Maud Sharp married William John Edwards on 23 September 1922 in Perth, Western Australia. Their first child (unnamed female) was stillborn on 21 September 1923, and their other children were: Ethel Mavis Edwards b 1924 d 1953 Marjory Florence b 1926 Hazel Gweneth b 1929 d 1975 Wilfred John b 1932 d circa 1980

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