Adelaide's full name was taken from census records of the Powell and Trapp families. She was born about 1836/37 and died before June 2, 1880 when the 1880 census showed that her husband Chappell Trapp was listed as a widower. She was the daughter of Mrs. Frances Powell a widow in the 1850 census for Fairfield County, South Carolina.
Also see the memorial for her daughter Fanny. Inscription: Sacred to the Memory of "Little Fanny." Infant Daughter of C.O. & S.A. Trapp. Who was born Ap. 8th 1855, and Died Feb. 1st 1856.
He shall gather the lambs with his arm And carry them in his bosom.
She is believed to be buried with her husband, or her daughter, Fanny Trapp, although no marker for her grave has ever been found.
Also see the memorial for her daughter Fanny. Inscription: Sacred to the Memory of "Little Fanny." Infant Daughter of C.O. & S.A. Trapp. Who was born Ap. 8th 1855, and Died Feb. 1st 1856.
He shall gather the lambs with his arm And carry them in his bosom.
She is believed to be buried with her husband, or her daughter, Fanny Trapp, although no marker for her grave has ever been found.
Adelaide's full name was taken from census records of the Powell and Trapp families. She was born about 1836/37 and died before June 2, 1880 when the 1880 census showed that her husband Chappell Trapp was listed as a widower. She was the daughter of Mrs. Frances Powell a widow in the 1850 census for Fairfield County, South Carolina.
Also see the memorial for her daughter Fanny. Inscription: Sacred to the Memory of "Little Fanny." Infant Daughter of C.O. & S.A. Trapp. Who was born Ap. 8th 1855, and Died Feb. 1st 1856.
He shall gather the lambs with his arm And carry them in his bosom.
She is believed to be buried with her husband, or her daughter, Fanny Trapp, although no marker for her grave has ever been found.
Also see the memorial for her daughter Fanny. Inscription: Sacred to the Memory of "Little Fanny." Infant Daughter of C.O. & S.A. Trapp. Who was born Ap. 8th 1855, and Died Feb. 1st 1856.
He shall gather the lambs with his arm And carry them in his bosom.
She is believed to be buried with her husband, or her daughter, Fanny Trapp, although no marker for her grave has ever been found.
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