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George W. Sharp b. 1852 was the son of Ferdinand Sharp. He became a self taught geologist and was instrumental in starting up two garnet mines in Bethel Twp. in Delaware Co, Pa. The second mine, built on land of his father in law, the Fulton family, is shown on this map from 1910. The family became very wealthy as a result of this venture. My grandmother Devon was very familiar with the family as the Sharps would have been distant cousins but who lived very close to the Buffingtons when they lived in Yorklyn, DE. Image courtesy of the Delaware Co. Mineral Society.
Law enforcement, nursing and sexual assault responders participated in an event hosted by the garrison SHARP office April 16, 2015 at the Community Club and Conference Center here. Photos by José L. López, public affairs office
Law enforcement, nursing and sexual assault responders participated in an event hosted by the garrison SHARP office April 16, 2015 at the Community Club and Conference Center here. Photos by José L. López, public affairs office
Sharp-tailed Sandpiper
This looks like an adult in molt but has retained some chevrons in the flanks. Pectoral do not have chevrons of any kind. It's plumper than a Pec, shows a fairly strong eyering and dark cap.
Tertials are about the same length as primaries
This bird was softly streaked in the breast but it took off into the marsh at Danzenbaker corner Brig before I could get any more pics
8-12-14