Editing Minnie Bell Sharp (section)

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| image         = Minnie Bell Sharp.jpg
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| caption       = Minnie Bell Sharp Adney in her wedding dress in 1899
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| birth_date    = {{Birth date|1865|01|12}}
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| death_date    = {{Death date and age|1937|04|11|1865|01|12}} 
| death_place   = Woodstock, New Brunswick
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| occupation    = music teacher, businesswoman
| spouse        = [[Tappan Adney]]
| father        = [[Francis Peabody Sharp]]
| children      = one son
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| known_for     = first New Brunswick woman to run in a Canadian federal election
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'''Minnie Bell Sharp Adney''' (January 12, 1865 &ndash; April 11, 1937) was a Canadian music teacher and businesswoman. From childhood on she was actively involved in her family's orchard and nursery business. She owned and operated music schools in Victoria, British Columbia and Woodstock, New Brunswick. She was the first New Brunswick woman ever to run in a Canadian federal election.