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Thomas Lapper

Birth1810 - Wendlebury, Oxfordshire, England
Death1889 - Bicester Union Workhouse, Oxfordshire
MotherAnn Lawton
FatherHenry Lapper

Born in Wendlebury, Oxfordshire, England on 1810 to Henry Lapper and Ann Lawton. Thomas Lapper married Jane Walton and had 10 children. He passed away on 1889 in Bicester Union Workhouse, Oxfordshire.

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Parents
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Henry Lapper
1779 - 1847
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Ann Lawton
1780 - 1847
Spouse(s)
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Jane Walton
1816 - 1883
Children Show all
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Susanna Lapper
1838 - 1901
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Abraham Lapper
1850 - 1922
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Rebecca Lapper
1853 - 1925
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David Lapper
1845 - 1866
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Harry Herbert Lapper
1858 - 1956
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Thomas Henry Lapper
1847 - Unknown
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George Lapper
1840 - Unknown
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Alfred Lapper
1856 - 1932
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Charles Lapper
1843 - 1900
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Sarah Lapper
1836 - 1916

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