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About Ogle Tharp
Several of the names of the hundreds end with the suffix kill (for example Broadkill, Murderkill, etc.). This suffix comes from the Old Dutch word 'kille' meaning river bed or channel.
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Ogle Tharp's Timeline
1725 |
1725
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Tuckahoe Hundred, Talbot County, Maryland
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1757 |
1757
Age 32
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Murderkill Hundred, Kent County, Lower Counties on the Delaware
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