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Jane Elson

BirthDec. 9, 1848 - Carbonear, Conception Bay, Newfoundland
Death10 December 1903 - Montréal, Quebec, Canada
MotherSarah Forward
FatherSamuel Elson

Born in Carbonear, Conception Bay, Newfoundland on Dec. 9, 1848 to Samuel Elson and Sarah Forward. Jane Elson married Jacob Moore Trapnell and had 7 children. She passed away on 10 December 1903 in Montréal, Quebec, Canada.

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Parents
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Samuel Elson
1824 - 1866
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Sarah Forward
1807 - 1859
Spouse(s)
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Jacob Moore Trapnell
1838 - 1926
Children Show all
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Blanche Trapnell
1875 - 1958
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Sarah Belle Trapnell
1873 - 1965
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Lenora (Norah) Elizabeth Trapnell
1870 - 1945
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Maude M. (Mary) Trapnell
1872 - 1951
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James Forward Trapnell
1866 - 1904
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William Robert(henry) Trapnell
1869 - 1953
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Sarah Elizabeth Trapnell
1867 - Unknown

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