Marriage of William C. Sharp and Delilia N. Neal, 1848

This tombstone is for William C. Sharp and Delilia N. Neal,¹ my great-grandparents from my mother's side of the family. Inscriptions cover three sides of the monument; the photograph shows the side with details of their marriage, another face shows details for William, and a third gives details for Delilia. This monument is located in the Old Good Hope Cemetery, Livingston County, Kentucky, about 1/4 mile southwest of the former family homestead.

Wedding Wednesday - William J. Sharp and Charlotte Valeria Stroud, 1900

William J. Sharp and Charlotte Valeria Stroud, both residing in Livingston County, Kentucky, were married on 23 September 1900.¹ The ceremony was officiated by E. M. Gibbons, Pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, in Carrsville, Kentucky. A transcription of the marriage license and certificate follows the scanned image.

C. B. and Willie F. Sharp Property Sale to W.P. Washer, Livingston Co., Ky., 1889

On 29 April 1889, C. B. Sharp and his wife, Willie F. Sharp, sold Lot 45 in Carrsville, Livingston County, Kentucky, to W.P. Washer, also of Livingston County, Kentucky, for $160.¹ A transcription of the deed follows the image.

C. B. and William F. Sharp Property Sale to Delila Sharp, Livingston Co., Ky., 1888

On 22 November 1888, C. B. Sharp and his wife, William [Willie] F. Sharp, sold a 200-acre farm in Livingston County, Kentucky, to Delila Sharp, also of Livingston County, Kentucky, for $300.¹ A transcription of the deed follows the image.

Delila Sharp Property Sale to C. B. Sharp, Livingston Co., Ky., 1888

On 22 November 1888, Delila Sharp sold Lot 45 in the town of Carrsville, Livingston County, Kentucky, to C. B. Sharp, also of Livingston County, Kentucky, for $300.¹ A transcription of the deed follows the image.