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Ignore the tw*t below. Sharman is a very old Englsh name, one of the oldest in fact. It originates from "Shearman", as in one who shears you might think but it actually refers to those who would cut the finest, expensive cloth. It is related to "Sherman" which is also quite common. There is also an Indian Hindu name Sharman and I am not sure of the root of this one.
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Is Helen Sharman dead?
As of November 2011, Helen Sharman is not dead. She was born on 30 May 1963, making her 48 now.
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What is the birth name of Bill Sharman?
Bill Sharman's birth name is William Walton Sharman.
What is the birth name of Daniel Sharman?
Daniel Sharman's birth name is Daniel Andrew Sharman.
What is the birth name of Della Sharman?
Della Sharman's birth name is Della Paola Sharman.
What is the birth name of Jim Sharman?
Jim Sharman's birth name is James David Sharman.
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Maisie Sharman's birth name is Maisie Sharman Bolton.
Sharman is this a Jewish name?
Yes it is. The Jewish side of my family have the last name Sharman.
Is Sharman a Jewish name?
No.
What is Isaac's real name from Teen Wolf?
His name is Daniel Sharman.
What is the birth name of Rusty Jackson?
Rusty Jackson's birth name is Dalton Sharman Jackson.
What was the name of the first British woman to travel into space?
Helen Patricia Sharman
What has the author Bill Sharman written?
Bill Sharman has written: 'Sharman on basketball shooting' -- subject(s): Basketball
Where does the sharmane come from?
Ignore the tw*t below. Sharman is a very old Englsh name, one of the oldest in fact. It originates from "Shearman", as in one who shears you might think but it actually refers to those who would cut the finest, expensive cloth. It is related to "Sherman" which is also quite common. There is also an Indian Hindu name Sharman and I am not sure of the root of this one.
