by William B Tharp. 1941. 32p

The Tharp family genealogy traces its origins to John Tharp, who arrived in Delaware from England around 1735. The document outlines multiple generations of the Tharp family, starting with John and his wife, Elizabeth, and highlights their contributions to the community and land ownership over the years. Notable descendants include William Tharp, who became a significant landowner, and his son James Tharp, who made the moral decision to free his slaves.

Throughout the genealogy, connections to other families, such as the Fleming family, are established through marriages, illustrating the intertwining of family histories. The document provides a comprehensive overview of the Tharp lineage, detailing various family members and their roles in shaping the family's legacy. This rich history showcases the family's growth and influence in the region over the centuries.

Additionally, several corrections are noted throughout the document, addressing inaccuracies in names, dates, and relationships. For instance, the name "Nuttle" should be corrected to "Hone," and "Ruth E. (Hill)" should be updated to "Ruth W. (Day)." These errata ensure the accuracy of the genealogy and preserve the integrity of the Tharp family history.