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Susannah Weeks

Birth16 May 1797 - Bush River, Newberry, South Carolina
Death1853 - Paulding, Georgia, United States
MotherAbigail Coppock
FatherBenjamin Weeks

Born in Bush River, Newberry, South Carolina on 16 May 1797 to Benjamin Weeks and Abigail Coppock. Susannah Weeks married James Thomas Trapp and had 7 children. She passed away on 1853 in Paulding, Georgia, United States.

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Parents
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Benjamin Weeks
1770 - 1827
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Abigail Coppock
1774 - 1862
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James Thomas Trapp
1806 - 1880
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James Thomas Trapp
1833 - 1907
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Mary Ann Trapp
1832 - 1907
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Harriet Louisa Trapp
1828 - 1907
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Mary & Jane Trapp
1840 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Trapp
1830 - 1874
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Eliza Jane Trapp
1843 - 1907
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John Toliver Trapp
1824 - 1864

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