William Woolverton Sharp

Served as Assistant Surgeon and then Surgeon during the civil war. Updating soon

Henry Martin Jenness

Enlisted at age 25, 23 Aug 1861 at Edinboro, PA. Private, Company D, 83rd Pennsylvania Inf. Muster out: 11 Feb 1863; Discharge Disability. Source: History of PA Volunteers, 1861-1865; PA State Archives: Civil War Veterans’ Card File 1861-1865

James Sharp, Sr

Peggy Spencer

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James Sharpe, Jr

US Navy Machinist Mate: served on board the USS BonHomme Richard (CV-31)

Cephas Dodd Sharp

Cephas Dodd Sharp, son of Zachariah and Elizabeth (Yoders) Sharp, was born June 21, 1834, at Amity, Washington county, PA.

He was among the first to volunteer for the 3 months’ service, and enlisted as a private in Company E, 12th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment. For a time they were employed in guarding railroads, and then he returned home with zeal dampened by the harsh experiences of field life. But he possessed the true spirit of a warrior, and in 1862, with several friends, once more volunteered his services.

This time he enlisted as Sergeant in Company D, 140th P. V. I., and participated in the engagements of that regiment until his death. He was in the battle of Chancellorsville, and was one of the martyrs who fell at bloody Gettysburg. On July 2, 1863.

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