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William Sharratt 1917

He was the parent of Elizabeth Sharrett. He was the parent of Alice Sharratt. He was the parent of Catherine Burrows. He was the parent of Harriett Bates. William Sharratt died on December 5, 1917, and was buried at Abram (st. John) Churchyard N.g. 87. in United Kingdom.

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Service number: 17945 Rank: Private Regiment: Border Regiment Unit/ship/squadron: 6th Bn.
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William Sharratt lived 74 years shorter than the average family member when died at the age of .

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In 1803, the first public library in the United States - free to everyone - opened in Salisbury, Connecticut. Damage to books was most often caused by "greasing" - candle wax dripping onto the books. Candles were the only source of light in the evenings.

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In 1820, on February 23rd, a plot to murder the Cabinet of the United Kingdom - called the Cato Street Conspiracy - was discovered in England. Thirteen people were arrested of which five were hanged and decapitated (some people paid for a good view of the hanging, attendance was so large). These were the last beheadings in Great Britain.

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