by B D Tharpe Sr. 1944. 35p

The document outlines the genealogy of the Tharp family, detailing marriages and children across generations. It highlights notable individuals such as Algernon Denham, Ellen Tharp, and Vincent A. Tharp, emphasizing their connections and contributions to the family lineage. Additionally, it mentions the migration of a branch of the Tharp family from Virginia to Kentucky, showcasing the family's historical movement.

Historical records, including Kentucky wills and Georgia tax digests, are referenced to provide context and authenticity to the family history. The document serves as a valuable resource for understanding the family's roots and the socio-economic conditions they faced over time. It also illustrates the importance of documentation in preserving family heritage.

Among the significant figures mentioned is Reverend John M. Gray, who played a vital role in the church community. His contributions, along with those of other family members, reflect the family's involvement in religious and community affairs. Overall, the document serves as a comprehensive account of the Tharp family's history and legacy.