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|residence=[[Lapp family farm]], [[Amish country]] | |residence=[[Lapp family farm]], [[Amish country]] | ||
|family= [[Mrs. Lapp's great-great-great grandfather]]<br>[[Daniel Lapp]] (son) | |family= [[Mrs. Lapp's great-great-great grandfather]]<br>[[Daniel Lapp]] (son) | ||
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|hair = Light brown | |hair = Light brown | ||
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'''Mrs. Lapp''' is an Amish woman who gives a tour of her family's farm to [[Mr. Ratburn]]'s class when they visited [[Amish country]]. She has a son named [[Daniel Lapp|Daniel]] | '''Mrs. Lapp''' is an Amish woman who gives a tour of her family's farm to [[Mr. Ratburn]]'s class when they visited [[Amish country]]. She has a son named [[Daniel Lapp|Daniel]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:46, 14 January 2022
| Mrs. Lapp | |
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| Gender | Female |
| Animal | Rabbit
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| Hair color | Light brown
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| Residence | Lapp family farm, Amish country |
| Family | Mrs. Lapp's great-great-great grandfather Daniel Lapp (son)
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| Cartoon debut | "Buster's Amish Mismatch"
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Mrs. Lapp is an Amish woman who gives a tour of her family's farm to Mr. Ratburn's class when they visited Amish country. She has a son named Daniel.
