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Re: Tharp in Missouri

lheckadon63 — 2012-05-07 23:30:12Z

Well I am glad it started. I am living in Texas. Been here for about 10 years now. So how was my dad? Next time you talk to him tell him i said I miss him and would really like to talk to him. You can email me directly at lisa63_37@yahoo.com
I am also on face book.

Re: Tharp in Missouri

crobbins151 — 2012-05-07 15:51:23Z

Hey Lisa, how are you? I'm living in Va. for the past 18yrs now. Was in Mo. in Jan. seen your dad and everyone then. I just was looking to see the origin of the name Tharp and the screen with your querys popped up, that was how this started.

Re: Tharp in Missouri

lheckadon63 — 2012-05-06 19:02:50Z

OMG I can't believe it. I haven't seen you in forever. How are you doing? Are you into Genealogy too? Where are you living now? Oh goodness a thousand questions. write soon lets catch up. I have 5 grandchildren now!

Franklin D. Tharp, born Buchannon, W.Va. son of .Dana and Virginia Margaret (Thomas) Tharp.Sons of the American Revolution

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-05-04 15:29:49Z

Franklin D. Tharp, 72,
of Concord Road, Corry, Pa.
passed away on Wednesday, May 2, 2012, at UPMC Hamot, Erie, Pa. Frank was born September 19, 1939 in Buchannon, W. Va. the son of the late Dana and Virginia Margaret (Thomas) Tharp. He was a veteran of the Vietnam War, serving in the United States Army, with an Honorable Discharge.
He was a Post Master in Centerville, Union City, and Wattsburg, Pa.
before his retirement.
He was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars,
a member of the Sons of the American Revolution.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Dana and Virginia Tharp and also by a brother, Cecil Tharp. Survivors include his wife Dorothy Jane (Whiteman) Tharp of Corry, Pa., a daughter Chris Douglass and her husband Jeff, of Union City, Pa., sons Kevin Tharp and his wife Jane of Conneautville, Pa., Shawn Tharp and his wife Tricia of Union City, Pa., and David and his wife Dottie of North East Pa., sisters, Rosa Hedrick of Karnes City, Pa. and Alma Frombach of Albion, Pa., a brother, Lester Tharp and his wife Helen of Conneaut, Ohio, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Friends are invited to call at the Robert M. Glenn Funeral Home, Inc, 62 South Main Street, Union City, Pa., on Saturday, May 5, 2012 from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorials are requested to the Parkinson Partners of NW, PA, POB 10547, Erie, PA,16514-0547.
( Erie Times-News on May 4, 2012)

Re: William Tell Guinn

sporting_green — 2012-04-29 01:14:05Z

So sorry, just found this post I made years ago. My grandmother was Martha, the daughter of William & Cecille. I don't have any information on any of them. I am looking up info for my father Lorrin Tharp who is now the only surviving child of Martha.

Re: Tharp in Missouri

crobbins151 — 2012-03-23 18:16:14Z

Hey Lisa, Jack and Hazel are my parents. I'm your aunt Cyndi.

Re: looking to start a newsletter

CWELCH61 — 2012-03-20 15:13:57Z

I am not sure if you are still doing this because the post is 10 years ago, but I was wondering if your Robert Tharp was related to Susannah Cleghorn Tharp. She also had a son named Riley Tharp and he was my great-great grandfather.

THARP Claude W - Vietnam Wall section 4E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-03-08 12:41:08Z

THARP Claude W - Vietnam Wall section 4E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 225,469 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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Jefferson D. Tharp

orlymes1 — 2012-02-04 06:31:03Z

Looking for help in solving my wife's Tharp family roadblock concerning her great grandfather Jefferson (Jeff) D. Tharp/Thorp, abt 1863, married to Laura M. Dickey (Missouri) and Katherine Coil (Missouri). He is listed in Census records as being born in Missouri/Kentucky. We would like to pinpoint his parents and ancestral lineage. He ended up living in Nebraska somewhere between 1902 and 1920 as a widower. Died abt 1944 we believe in Nebraska. Had sons Jess, Emmett and Samuel with Laura Dickey. Any help would be appreciated. THANKS!

Re: Obit: Daniel L. Tharp b. circa 1888 Bath, Steuben, NY; d. 02 Feb 1955 Rochester, Monroe, NY

lawrencetharp1 — 2012-01-27 15:03:34Z

This info was very helpful to me in working my family tree. Would like to view any other info you think might be helpful to me. You can also view what I already have. Thank you.

Reason Tharp and Elizabeth Tucker

ctrumbold — 2012-01-22 23:12:04Z

For those researching the Reason Tharp that married Elizabeth Tucker, I found his probate records in Callaway County, Missouri, where he died in 1844. This record shows July 30 as the death date. The probate record is #375 and dated August 19, 1844.

John Gibson as Administrator (19 August 1844) and N. E. Branham and Thomas Boyd, Jr. are shown as providing Security. The heirs are listed as Elias, James, Orinta (actually spelled Orynthia), and Elizabeth (the widow). There appears to be no real estate and the personal property is valued at $165.15.

Left with three small children in July 1844, Elizabeth Tharp married Jasper N. [Newton] Moore on June 19, 1845 [the index to the Callaway County record says "Moon" instead of Moore]. The ceremony was performed by Wm. J. Gilman.

He was my third great-grandfather. Family records show that he was born January 14, 1806.

Roberta Tharp Thomas 1927-2011 Perry County, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-11-24 13:39:03Z

CROOKSVILLE: Roberta Faye Thomas, 84, formerly of Crooksville, Ohio left this life to be with her Savior, family and friends Monday, November 21, 2011 at Tuscany Gardens near Pataskala, Ohio. (Licking County)

Roberta was born August 19, 1927 in Crooksville, Ohio (Perry County) to the late Walter Lee and Hattie Manilla Deavers Tharp.

She was employed by the Hull Pottery and was a member of the New Hope United Methodist Church in Crooksville, OH.

She was wife to Delbert Thomas who passed away in 2007 and mother to: Steve (Diane) Thomas of Canal Winchester, Ohio, Randy (Ramona) Thomas of Lakeland, Fl., Roger (Tonda) Thomas of Belpre, Ohio and Brenda (Jeff) Cady of Nashport, Ohio.
Also surviving is a brother, Robert Tharp of Granger, Indiana; 7 grandchildren and 3 great
grandchildren.

In addition to her husband and parents, she was preceded in death by a sister, Mary Jean Neff, step-sister Donna Moore and infant daughter, Sandra Sue Thomas.

Calling hours will be 2-4 and 6-8 Friday, Nov. 25 at the CROOKSVILLE CHAPEL OF THE SNOUFFER FUNERAL HOME, 207 BURLEY STREET, CROOKSVILLE, OH.
Funeral service will be 11 A.M., Saturday, November 26 at the funeral home with Pastor Gay Blau officiating. Burial will follow at the New Lexington Cemetery, New Lexington, Ohio where she will be laid to rest next to her husband.

To send a note of condolence to the family, please go to www.snoufferfuneralhome and click on obituaries or call our caring staff at 740-982-3071.

Obituary for Sarah Emeline (Tharp) Beck (1881-1965)

AlexanderRoller — 2011-10-25 14:01:32Z

OBITUARY
September 13, 1965 "Springfield News-Leader"
Springfield, Missouri
Funeral services for Sarah E. Beck, 84, of Springfield will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Herman Lohmeyer East Chapel with Rev. Wilber Blanchit officiating. Burial will be in Eisenhour Cemetery near Spokane. Mrs. Beck died Thursday at State Hospital in Nevada after a one year illness.

Alex Roller
aroller@opusnet.com

Obituary for Earl Ertie Tharp (1901-1966)

AlexanderRoller — 2011-10-24 12:56:03Z

OBITUARY
April 22, 1966 "Daily Oklahoman"
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Funeral services for Earl E. Tharp, 64, will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Crutcho Baptist Church with burial in Wright Cemetery directed by Paylor's Midwest City Funeral Home. He died Tuesday at his home.

Alex Roller
aroller@opusnet.com

Re: Benjamin Thorp Estate Inventory June 1804 in Harrison County, West Virginia

rg6968 — 2011-10-22 20:53:50Z

Hi Patty, Unfortunately Benjamin is our earliest confirmable Thorp ancestor. At this time nothing is known about his parents or siblings. He earliest confirmed record was in September 1789 in Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, New Jersey 7th Day Baptist records. He does appear to be closely related to the Thomas Thorpe line [DNA testing] of Middlesex County, New Jersey. Cindy

Re: Benjamin Thorp Estate Inventory June 1804 in Harrison County, West Virginia

Pattyc247 — 2011-10-22 04:08:47Z

Hi,

May I ask, Did your Benj have a brother named Jesse and do you know who Benj's father was ?

Thanks
Patty

Gibson County, TN Tharp line

jenniferferguson391 — 2011-10-20 12:51:45Z

I am looking for relatives of the Tharp line--starting with Eddie Floyd Tharp married Annie Nell McCartney. I am stuck at Eddie Floyd. I know he was my grandfather's father but everything beyond that is in question. He was born in Tennessee (city unknown)22 September 1888 died in Gibson County 21 June 1936. His father was from Indiana and mother from Tennessee. He lived in Gibson County and married Annie Nell there. any help in the right direction is appreciated.

Re: Benjamin Thorp Estate Inventory June 1804 in Harrison County, West Virginia

Vee_J — 2011-10-16 15:48:54Z

Thanks so much for the attachment of Benjamin Thorp/Tharp Inventory. I had the information from transcription but not actual copy from court records. He is my 3G Grandfather.

Benjamin Thorp Estate Inventory June 1804 in Harrison County, West Virginia

rg6968 — 2011-10-15 01:32:47Z

Benjamin Thorp died intestate in April 1804. The county court ordered that an inventory be taken of Benjamin's estate as soon as possible. Here is a copy of Benjamin Thorp's estate inventory [June 1804] contained in Harrison County, West Virginia Will Book 2, pages 198-199. Cindy Graham

Re: Tharp Family in Mississippi, Alabama, North Carolina

CaRamirez — 2011-10-10 17:53:29Z

Actually I have a copy of the 1818 cenus and there is a Nancy Colbert on there. She was born in North Carolina, not Georgia.

Re: Tharp in Illinois

moonlitticket — 2011-10-08 02:08:57Z

I am in that family line, Donald Arnold Tharp Sr. was my grandfather. I only know of his father and mother, I know nothing else besides that.

Alice (Alsy) (Tharp) Hartman

rtharp4854 — 2011-10-06 19:13:19Z

Looking for any information on Alice Hartman daughter of Jonathan b. abt 1775 and Nancy Tharp b. 1777 of Hunterdon NJ

THARP Jerry D - Vietnam Wall section 2E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-09-19 12:56:16Z

THARP Jerry D - Vietnam Wall section 2E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 222,447 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Bartlett

nccthorp — 2011-09-18 12:08:22Z

Anyone know if Bartlett Tharp who was married to Doshey Kellums was named William B. Thanks Chris

Looking for Floyd E. Tharp

jenniferferguson391 — 2011-09-04 08:23:48Z

I have hit a wall on this line of my family. There are rumors that either my great-grandfather Floyd E. Tharp may have been adopted. Also, my sister tells me that my grandfather Donald Duane Tharp son of Floyd was 1/2 Native Indian. How much of this is true I don't know. I have also heard this to be the other way around. The information that I have is that Floyd E. Tharp was born in TN (not sure of the city/town) 22 Sep 1888, died 21 Jun 1936 in Milan, Gibson Co., TN. Married Annie Nell McCartney on 16 Jan 1926. She was born in Gibson Co., TN 5 Nov 1900 and died in Milan, TN 29 Nov 1982. They had three children Billie Mack, Dorris, and Donald Duane. Any help is appreciate.

Re: Robert & Mary Tharp

drjohntharp — 2011-09-03 02:43:14Z

Hi Andrea, have you found any information on Robert and Mary? John Tharp

Re: Dorothy Tharp and Roy Fausnaugh

rebhud1 — 2011-09-02 15:25:32Z

Roy Ralph Fausnaught b 11 FEb 1905 died Ross? Co., OH Nov 1979, buried Muhlenburg Twp., Cem., Darbyville, Pick. Co., Oh
-His parents were Wilber David Fausnaugh and Wilda Catherine Martin, both buried same cem.
-Wilber's parents were William H. Fausnaugh & Laura "Lucy" Stout, both buried same cem.
-William's parents were Josiah"Jessie" Fausnaugh and Martha Jane "Jennie" Lloyd, both buried Maple Hill Cem. Stoutsville, Clear Creek Twp., Fairfield Co., OH
- Jesse 's parents were Adam & Mary Elizabeth Adricks both buried Old Dutch Hollow Cem., Fairfield Co., OH
- Adam's parents were Adam Fausnaught & Barbara Root, both buried Old Dutch Hollow Cem., Fairfield Co., OH. He was born in Pa and Barbara in MD. They migrated from Md to Clear Creek twp., Fairfield Co.,Ohio ca 1805

Re: Tharp Family in Mississippi, Alabama, North Carolina

drjohntharp — 2011-08-27 04:33:27Z

Hi Deb, I have a great deal of information on our family. Please reply, John

Re: British Rev. War POW Records

drjohntharp — 2011-08-27 02:57:52Z

Hi Lisa, have you found information about my ggggg grandfather? John Tharp

Re: Georgiana Tharp

catgod12 — 2011-08-16 00:21:59Z

Did John & Georgiana have twin daughters Nancy & Elizabeth born about 1848? If so, do you know where they lived in Augusta County when they appeared on the 1860 Census. They were neighbors of my 2nd great grandparents Charles & Rebecca McClung. I can be reached at catgod52@yahoo.com

Re: Wade Tharpe

laiieman4825 — 2011-08-14 18:30:13Z

my grandmother had a brother named wade tharpe . her name was girtie. she also had 4 sisters named elizabeth, ada, bertha and mary she had 5 brothers i know wade and rents names. her mothers name was lenora. the name lonnie sounds right to me . i am using my brothers post to put this on my email is larlitelocker20062006@yahoo.com if you have heard of these people connect me

Re: Tharp's in WV

Darrel1932 — 2011-08-05 20:49:01Z

James Tharp was my G-G Grandfather as I have him married to a Drusilla Huler Tharp. After James I have Hiram Jackson Tharp then my Granfather Hiram Jackson Tharp Jr. died 1953 in New Plymouth, ID. I"m just now finding info on my Mothers side of the family which I never had.

Re: Charles Peach Tharp from Texas

jenstringham — 2011-06-24 21:18:22Z

George L. Tharp (Thorpe) is in our tree too.

Re: Tharps from Tennessee

dmiller5136 — 2011-05-27 01:50:44Z

Bonnie, I am not familiar with your Tharp's but I have some in my family that have thrown up a brick wall. Mine all came from Mississippi - Coahoma County. I am looking for the parents of these siblings:
Emeline - born 1815
Elijah - born about 1829
Elias - born about 1830
They left MS and are found in Louisiana in 1850 and from there they went to Harris County, Texas.
If you or anyone could help, it would be appreciated.
Good luck on your hunting!
Dwayne Miller

Re: Tharp (Isaiah) Virginia, Ohio, Delaware

matharp — 2011-05-15 15:23:47Z

Chris;
Since I am one of the few surviving members of a diverse and scattered Tharp family, I probably have as many unanswered questions as you do. Through my research there appear to be two lines of Isaiah Tharps. There is my grandfather Isaiah Tharp born in virginia, migrated through ohio to indiana, settled in warren county (north central far west indiana, along the indiana illinois state line) and a second isaiah tharp who took a similar route but ended up in south counties of and around spencer county indiana, then spread to kentucky. Oddly enough they both had sons name Isaiah (in my case my great grandfather) with middle names that started with an F. I'm guessing that your quest is with the Isaiah Tharp that was in south indiana and kentucky. It seems highly likely and even probable that the two Isaiahs had to be related (perhaps first cousins ?) because of the similarities in names, especially middle names with an F...there are Fleming middle names in my family history that puportedly go back to ancestoral surname of fleming. My family is now in lake county indiana which adjoins chicago along the state line. My granfather Charles Fleming Tharp came here because that's where the new york central railroad transferred him. He and my grandmother returned to west lebanon, warren county in retirement and died/are buried there along with my great grandfather and great great grandfather both named Isaiah. because of deaths / divorces / re-marriages, and apparent changes in the 1600 and 1700s after immigration with variations of Tharp / Tharpe / Thorpe / Thorp it gets really confusing. Please feel free to look at my family tree...if it helps any that's great. Thanks for the reply and good luck, if there is something that you think i might be able to assist you with please let me know.
Mark Tharp

Re: Tharp (Isaiah) Virginia, Ohio, Delaware

nccthorp — 2011-05-08 10:36:44Z

Interesting, My g g grandfather was also Isaiah Tharp. While I am not sure, I think he died in Spencer County Indiana. My Tharp family also had connections through Ohio, and Virgina. My grandfather was Christopher and his father was Isaiah Ferdinand and his father was Isaiah Tharp who was a member of the Little Pigeon Church near Gentry-ville,Indiana where Thomas and Sarah Lincoln settled in about 1818 before moving to Illinois. I am sure Abraham was also a member of the church.I have a lot of info on my family but they went in so many different directions I have not been able to connect them all. Some, such as my grandfather was born Christopher Tharp but changed his name to Thorpe. Many had the same name so they went by their middle name or a slang name. William C Tharp, I knew as Cody and Sarah f Tharp as Florence and so on.I would be interested sharing info with you to see if we can connect your Isaiah and mine. My e-mail is nccthorp@yahoo.com. Thanks Chris

THARP Paul A - Vietnam Wall section 9W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-05-08 00:58:37Z

THARP Paul A - Vietnam Wall section 9W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 220,676 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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Re: Tharp -- Indiana

twaddey17 — 2011-05-04 23:12:06Z

Thank you for such fascinating information. It's interesting to find out that my ancestors were surrounding me in Noblesville most of my life. It's even more fascinating that an off-the-cuff comment by my dad turned out to be true. I looked through some of the DNA results and I guess my dad wasn't joking when he said that he mother's family came from the Thorpe's of London. I would like to participate in the DNA project.

I'm over in the Daytona area.
Tricia

Re: Tharp -- Indiana

Lynette_Norr — 2011-05-04 22:51:22Z

Florida! I’m in Tallahassee. Lynette

Subject to further verification, additions, corrects, etc., here is additional Thorp/Tharp family information:

Vinson’s parents are John Jacob Tharp, b. 18 Feb 1776 Morris Co. NJ, d. 23 March 1859, Noblesville, Hamilton Co. IN, and Mary Benham, b. 13 Sept 1776 NJ, d. 18 Feb 1865, Noblesville, Hamilton Co. IN. They were married 25 Oct 1796.

Mary’s father is Vinson Benham (for whom, I presume, your Vinson was named) b. 1741 New Haven, New Haven Co. CT, d. between 1813 and 1824. Vinson’s father is Ebenezer and his mother is Hannah Jones. Ebenezer’s father is John Benham and his mother is Comfort Mansfield, all from New Haven CT. Mary’s mother is Mary Babbit, whose father is Isaac Babbit and mother is Elizabeth.

John Jacob Tharp’s father is James Thorp b. 5 Mar 1745, Bridge Town, aka Lower Rahway, Union Co. NJ, and his mother is Martha Walton. James’s father was John Thorpe, I believe. From DNA, our Thorp family descends from the family of Thomas Thorpe of Woodbridge NJ, b. 1631. See www.thorpedna.org I don’t believe anyone has yet figured out which of Thomas’s sons is our direct link to Thomas Thorpe of Woodbridge (perhaps Daniel). I have let my subscription to Ancestry lapse due to the expense, but will pick it up again one day. There are several family members searching this family.

John Jacob Tharp and Mary Benham had the following children:

Phoebe – b. 11 Jan 1798 NJ
Charlotte – b. 9 May 1800
James – b. 9 August 1802 (my family) Cayuga Co. NY
Anna – b. 30 June 1804 Cayuga Co. NY
Vinson – b. 20 Oct 1806 Cayuga Co. NY
Thomas Jefferson – b. 10 April 09 Cayuga Co. NY
Martha – b. 18 Dec 1812
Mary – b. 6 Nov 1815
Hanah – b. 8 Nov 1818

For Vinson and Emaline, m. 6 Feb 1840, I have the following information(from Phyllis Adams, 2003:
"Most of my information on Vinson and Sarah Lacey Thorp and their children and wives came from Mrs. Wilber Irwin of Indianapolis, Indiana many years ago. She had done a lot of research on the Irwin family. I have a note where she states that she has a record of their descendants if I want them, they live around Noblesville and have helped her with the Thorp family. Apparently I never did get them as I don't have them in my records. Their children Newton & Jasper born 1854 are twins and never married" recorded by Phyllis Adams 2002). Children:

Ann – b. 1841-42
Mark – b. 1842-43
Phebe – b. 1844-45
William F. – b. 1845-46
Sarah – b. 1846-47
Isaac B. – b. 1850
Rebecca E. – b. 1853
Newton – b. 1854
Jasper – b. 1854
Thomas Jefferson – b. 1856
Albert – b. 1859

THARP Earl W Jr - Vietnam Wall section 9W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-30 23:37:35Z

THARP Earl W Jr - Vietnam Wall section 9W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 220,674 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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Re: Tharp -- Indiana

twaddey17 — 2011-04-30 12:03:43Z

Hi. No, sorry, I don't have any of that information. I only found out about Vincent's name b/c I was messing around on this site and ended up tracing back to his name. I hit a wall with Vincent and Emaline b/c I'm not an actual member of the site and could not find anything else with their names. I grew up in Noblesville and don't remember the name Tharp, or at least during my time there were no Tharps/Thorps going through the school system with me. However, I remember my dad making a comment back in 1981 when Princess Diana came onto the scene that his grandmother's family was part of the Thorpe family of London. (Diana's family is the Thorpe family of London) That's all he said about it. This is what I can tell you:

Vincent and Emaline had my great great grandmother Sarah Tharp (Hartley). Sarah married Samuel Hartley and they had my great grandfather James Warren Hartley. James Warren Hartley had my grandmother, Della Hartley. This line is definitely still in Noblesville.

At one point, there is a census in 1860 showing a great deal of children living with Samuel and Sarah (Tharp) Hartley: Mary 22, Mark 15, Pheele 14, William 13, Sarah 11, Rebeca 8, Isaac 7, Newton 6, Jasper 6, Thomas 4, Albert 1, and someone named Uriah Dena aged 41

I would love to know where Vincent's family originally came from, should you have that information. I'm curious as to why his name is showing also as Vinson.

I'm in Florida now, too.

Re: Tharp -- Indiana

Lynette_Norr — 2011-04-30 01:45:20Z

Thanks for writing! Yes. Same family. I am the great, great, great, great, granddaughter of James, born 9 August 1802 in New York, Cayuga County, who is an older brother of Vincent (Vinson). I have birth date 20 October 1806 and death 11 May 1867 for Vinson; married Emaline Wallace 6 February 1840. Do you know whether your Vinson's son Mark, who lived in Kokomo, might have raised a daughter and a son born to his cousin Silas? Silas was a son of Vinson's brother James. Silas moved to Illinois in 1852 or so with Silas's brother John (my ancestor) but died in the Civil War (as did his brother John). I've been trying to trace what happened to Silas and Mary's children after the war and I see children their age appear on the Kokomo census with Mark and his wife. BTW, There is a geneaology dna page for this family of Thorpes (one of my Mom's Thorp cousins participated in the dna study). Is the name still Tharp in Noblesville? I grew up in Illinois, but I live in Florida now.

Re: Tharp -- Indiana

twaddey17 — 2011-04-30 00:43:56Z

I am apparently a great great great grand-daughter of a Vincent (Vinson) Tharp that was born around 1804 in New York. However, I have found that he was married to an Emeline Tharp. I am from Noblesville, so I'm wondering is this is the same Vincent that you have listed in this chain of conversation.

Tharps from Tennessee

BonnieBarkley18 — 2011-04-11 14:14:19Z

Looking for parents and siblings for Demaris Tharp Dormer(1819), George Tharp(1825), and Sarah Tharp Dormer(1830) born in Tennessee. The parents would likely have been born before 1800. Demaris married my great great grandfather Richard Dormer and her sister Sarah married his brother James Dormer.

Dorothy Tharp and Roy Fausnaugh

mandylynn265 — 2011-04-04 19:49:31Z

I am looking for any information on Dorothy Tharp who was married to Roy Fausnaugh. They are my father's grandparents. Any information on either family would be welcomed. Thank you.

Anna Elizabeth SAGE Tharp Grastey (1820-?)

willow703 — 2011-03-24 13:51:03Z

Looking for date/place of death & burial of Anna Elizabeth SAGE Tharp Grastey. She is last
found, as Anna E. Grastey, in Sugar Creek Twp., Miami Co., KS, on 13 Jul 1870. Her 2d
husband, William Grastey, is next found, a widower, in Centreville Twp., Linn Co., KS, on 7
Jun 1880 (census).

George W. Tharp (ca. 1817-?)

willow703 — 2011-03-24 13:06:31Z

Looking for date/place of death & burial of George W. Tharp. b. ca. 1817 in VA, last found in Cass
Co., MO, 16 Oct 1850 (census). His wife, A. E., (Anna Elizabeth) is next found, with children, in
Sugar Creek Twp., Lykens (now Miami) Co., KS, 1 Sep 1860 (census).

Re: tharp,strong

kim16013 — 2011-03-02 16:05:54Z

I would love to see the pictures. Kim

Re: Samuel H THARP/THARPE/THORP

beaktobeak — 2011-02-18 19:12:16Z

I also found that translation on one of the censuses and have been researching some of the Sharps in Indiana to no avail.

Thank you so much for the tip though!

Debbie

Re: Samuel H THARP/THARPE/THORP

beaktobeak — 2011-02-18 19:10:36Z

Have you by chance looked for a will for Isaiah? I got extremely lucky once and the will state "...son of..." and even stated where he was born. I've tried that with Samuel and haven't been able to locate any will, probate, death certificate or obituary.

Those are all worth a try anyways! Good luck!

Debbie

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Re: Tharp (Isaiah) Virginia, Ohio, Delaware

Re: Tharp (Isaiah) Virginia, Ohio, Delaware

THARP Paul A - Vietnam Wall section 9W

Re: Tharp -- Indiana

Re: Tharp -- Indiana

THARP Earl W Jr - Vietnam Wall section 9W

Re: Tharp -- Indiana

Re: Tharp -- Indiana

Re: Tharp -- Indiana

Tharps from Tennessee

Dorothy Tharp and Roy Fausnaugh

Anna Elizabeth SAGE Tharp Grastey (1820-?)

George W. Tharp (ca. 1817-?)

Re: tharp,strong

Re: Samuel H THARP/THARPE/THORP

Re: Samuel H THARP/THARPE/THORP

Franklin D. Tharp, born Buchannon, W.Va. son of .Dana and Virginia Margaret (Thomas) Tharp.Sons of the American Revolution