Person:Joseph Thrapp (1)
Joseph THRAPP, Rev.
b.16 Oct 1776 Gallow Mills,Baltimore,MD
d.17 Feb 1852 ,Muskingum,OH
Parents and Siblings
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m. 28 Feb 1760
  1. John Thrapp1761 - Abt 1844
  2. Sarah ThrappAbt 1762 - Abt 1830
  3. William ThrapAbt 1765 - 1816
  4. Elizabeth THRAPPAbt 1767 -
  5. Nancy Thrapp1770 - 1857
  6. Pricsilla THRAPP1771 - 1859
  7. James Eads THRAPP1774 - 1853
  8. Joseph THRAPP, Rev.1776 - 1852
  9. Robert THRAP, II1778 - 1814
  10. Mary Ede Thrapp1780 - 1865
  11. Eleanor ThrappAbt 1783 - Abt 1855
Spouse and Children
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m. 7 Apr 1803
  1. Adaline THRAPPAbt 1804 -
  2. Philanda THRAPPAbt 1806 -
  3. Israel THRAPPAbt 1808 - 1888
  4. Lucinda THRAPPAbt 1810 -
  5. Julia Ann THRAPPAbt 1812 -
  6. Harriet THRAPPAbt 1813 -
  7. Marcus Lindsay THRAPPAbt 1815 -
  8. Ellen Hilton THRAPPAbt 1817 -
  9. John Anderson THRAPPAbt 1819 -
  10. Joel Smith THRAPPAbt 1821 -
  11. James Ellis THRAPPAbt 1823 -
  12. Martha Ann THRAPPAbt 1825 -
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Facts and Events
Name Joseph THRAPP, Rev.
Gender Male
Birth? 16 Oct 1776 Gallow Mills,Baltimore,MD
Marriage 7 Apr 1803 Monongalia,VAto Jemima Van Camp
Alt Marriage 7 Apr 1803 Morgantown, Monongalia, Virginiato Jemima Van Camp
Death? 17 Feb 1852 ,Muskingum,OH
Burial? Vandenmark Cem.,Muskingum,OH

Rev. Joseph Thrapp. Pg. 57 in "History of Muskingum Twp" by Dorothy Tunis (ACPL)includes news that "About 1804, Rev. Joseph Thrap came and organized Methodist Episcopal Church in his home with four families. Later, this congregation met as Sherrard's Chapel". She added that Civil War veterans were too numerous to mention.


An 1881 history says "In 1803 he [Joseph Thrap] married Jemima, daughter of Isaac Van Camp, a pioneer, who occupied five hundred acres of land near Morgantown by virtue of a tomahawk right." [1]

References
  1. ↑ N. N. Hill, Jr. History of Licking County, O: Its past and present
    p461.
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