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David Eddie Elder

Birth27 Dec 1882 - Jackson Co GA USA
Death11 July 1933 - Jefferson, Jackson County, Georgia, USA
MotherSarah E "Sallie" Martin
FatherDavid Onesimus Elder

Born in Jackson Co GA USA on 27 Dec 1882 to David Onesimus Elder and Sarah E "Sallie" Martin. David Eddie Elder married Ola Hanson and had 5 children. He passed away on 11 July 1933 in Jefferson, Jackson County, Georgia, USA.

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David Onesimus Elder
1856 - 1930
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Sarah E "Sallie" Martin
1856 - 1931
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Ola Hanson
1901 - 1988
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Calliwood Lee “Woodie” Roberts
1887 - 1913
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Edwin T Elder
1918 - 1944
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James C. Elder
1922 - 1923
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David Lee Elder
1913 - 1948
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David O'neal Elder
1919 - 2006
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Dorothy Faye Elder
1921 - 2003

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