Super Saver Tharp: The Tharp Family And Allied Families And Appendix [limited Qty] [losbNHSA]

Comprehensive Historical Record of the Tharp Family

Explore the rich tapestry of history with "Super Saver Tharp: The Tharp Family And Allied Families And Appendix [limited Qty] [losbNHSA]." This meticulously curated collection offers a profound insight into the Tharp family and its extended network, spanning several generations. Through an extensive array of historical documents, you'll uncover the origins and development of Nottingham Township, initiated by Cornelius Thompson in 1701, and the subsequent land grants and patents that shaped the region.

Key Historical Documents and Correspondences

"THARP" is more than just a book; it's a gateway to the past. Inside, you'll find a treasure trove of historical documents that detail the early land distribution practices in the region, including notable figures such as John Mottrum and his acquisitions. Additionally, the correspondence of Spencer Roane in 1787 provides a glimpse into the political engagement and community governance of the time. This product offers a unique opportunity to delve into the lives of individuals who actively participated in the political and social fabric of their era.

Fascinating Family and Social Dynamics

"THARP" goes beyond political and land records, offering a rich tapestry of family records that shed light on social dynamics and religious affiliations. Discover the story of Samuel Hawkins and his family, who were disowned by the Quakers in 1783, leading them to settle in Kentucky. This appendix to the Tharp family history provides an intimate look at the impact of personal beliefs on migration and community formation. With Super Saver Tharp: The Tharp Family And Allied Families And Appendix [limited Qty] [losbNHSA], you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of the lives and times of these remarkable individuals.