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Cindrilla Sharp 1829

Cindrilla Sharp was born in 1829 in Gibson County, Indiana United States to George W. Sharp Sr. and Rebecca Garrett, and has siblings Romelia Baker Sharp, Mary Sharp, Elliott Sharp, Martha Sharp, Emily Sharp, Levi Sharp, Presley Preston Sharp I, Permelia Sharp, George W Jr Sharp, and Rebecca Sharp.

Cindrilla Sharp

1829

Gibson County, Indiana, United States

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In 1829, in the year that Cindrilla Sharp was born, on May 6th, the patent for an instrument called an "accordion" was applied for by German citizen Cyrill Demian. The patent described the accordion this way: "Its appearance essentially consists of a little box with feathers of metal plates and bellows fixed to it, in such a way that it can easily be carried, and therefore traveling visitors to the country will appreciate the instrument."

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In 1865, on March 4th, President Abraham Lincoln was sworn in for a second term. A little over a month later, he would be assassinated by a Confederate sympathizer - 4 days after the surrender of Lee at Appomattox, which had effectively ended the Civil War.

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