Fielding Sharp, was born in 1772 in Virginia
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1 In 1812,
Joshua Averitt and
Joshua Averitt and Fielding Sharp and [WO] served in the. 2nd Regiment of Capt Thomas' Company. during the War of 1812 in Capt Thomas District, Baldwin Co, Georgia
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Fielding Sharp married
Elizabeth Saliers, daughter of
Unknown Saliers and
Elizabeth Keener, before 1817.
On 1 July 1817 in in Milledgeville, Baldwin Co, Georgia
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Benjamin Averett and Fielding Sharp and [WO].
On 15 January 1825 in Autauga Co, AL
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Benjamin H. Saliers, Joshua Averett guardian of
William J Averiet, Joshua Averett, Jacob Averett, Henry G Woodard and Fielding Sharp petitioned the court for the distribution of the estate of
Benjamin Averett dec'd.
2 Fielding Sharp was the Head of Household in the census in 1830 in Muscogee Co, Georgia
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In December 1831 in in Chattahoochee River, Stewart Co, GA
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Matthew Averett as security for keeping in repair a good ferry across the.Matthew Averett operated one of the first ferries across the river as no record of its establishment has been found, the permit must have been issued when this area was still in Lee County. Early records of Lee Co were destroyed by fire in 1857.
3 On 6 February 1832 in Russell Co, AL
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Matthew Averett was.
4 Fielding was the head of household in the in 1840 census for in District 22, Stewart Co, Georgia
G. Fielding Sharp: males 1 lt 5 (Franklin), 2 15-19 (Joshua, John), 1 60-69; females 2 lt 5, 2 10-14, 2 20-29, 1 30-39 (Elizabeth); 9 slaves.
Fielding Sharp was the Head of Household in the census in 1850 in Division 3, Walton Co, Florida
G. Fielding Sharp 78, Elizabeth 57, Joshua 20, John 12, Franklin 11.