Married John Thorp (1797-1852) on 24 Sept 1839 in Madison County, Kentucky. They also had a son James Madison Tharp (1843-__) who married about 1867 in Callaway Coounty, Missouri, to Mary E. Todd (1847-1894), who had 5 known children, buried in Union Hill Cemetery, Holts Summit, Callaway County, Missouri.
--by Michele 7-23-23.
Moved from tract 131, Luther Todd place.
Note: The fact that Frances B. "Franky" Tharp's name appears on the 1942 U.S. Army Grave Removal List indicates that a gravestone existed for her at that time. However, since then the Blue Grass Memorial Cemetery has become neglected and overgrown. Vandals have toppled and broken many gravestones. Wind and ice storms have also caused trees to fall on the gravestones. Although a gravestone may still exist it has not yet been located.
--by Old Joseph 2011
--by Michele 7-23-23.
Moved from tract 131, Luther Todd place.
Note: The fact that Frances B. "Franky" Tharp's name appears on the 1942 U.S. Army Grave Removal List indicates that a gravestone existed for her at that time. However, since then the Blue Grass Memorial Cemetery has become neglected and overgrown. Vandals have toppled and broken many gravestones. Wind and ice storms have also caused trees to fall on the gravestones. Although a gravestone may still exist it has not yet been located.
--by Old Joseph 2011
Married John Thorp (1797-1852) on 24 Sept 1839 in Madison County, Kentucky. They also had a son James Madison Tharp (1843-__) who married about 1867 in Callaway Coounty, Missouri, to Mary E. Todd (1847-1894), who had 5 known children, buried in Union Hill Cemetery, Holts Summit, Callaway County, Missouri.
--by Michele 7-23-23.
Moved from tract 131, Luther Todd place.
Note: The fact that Frances B. "Franky" Tharp's name appears on the 1942 U.S. Army Grave Removal List indicates that a gravestone existed for her at that time. However, since then the Blue Grass Memorial Cemetery has become neglected and overgrown. Vandals have toppled and broken many gravestones. Wind and ice storms have also caused trees to fall on the gravestones. Although a gravestone may still exist it has not yet been located.
--by Old Joseph 2011
--by Michele 7-23-23.
Moved from tract 131, Luther Todd place.
Note: The fact that Frances B. "Franky" Tharp's name appears on the 1942 U.S. Army Grave Removal List indicates that a gravestone existed for her at that time. However, since then the Blue Grass Memorial Cemetery has become neglected and overgrown. Vandals have toppled and broken many gravestones. Wind and ice storms have also caused trees to fall on the gravestones. Although a gravestone may still exist it has not yet been located.
--by Old Joseph 2011
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