Talk:Charles Henry Wharton

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More cleanup needed[edit]

I cleaned this up somewhat today, but don't have time to drive to a library and consult books, much less know when or if I'll be able to do further cleanup. The current article doesn't even say where he was born, nor whether he married and had a family. I think he did, but don't know his link to the famous and rich Wharton family of Philadelphia (across the Delaware River from Burlington, New Jersey, perhaps the richest parish in that state and where Wharton remained as rector for decades).Jweaver28 (talk) 14:01, 12 December 2014 (UTC)[reply]