john ELDER iv

Birth16 May 1804 - East Wheatfield, Indiana, Pennsylvania, USA

Death15 Feb 1877 - Homer, Champaign, Illinois, USA

MotherMary Wright

FatherJohn Elder

Born in East Wheatfield, Indiana, Pennsylvania, USA on 16 May 1804 to John Elder and Mary Wright. john ELDER iv married MARY ANN(1804-1890) THROCKMORTON (m 5 10 1827 John Elder, Jr) and had 12 children. He passed away on 15 Feb 1877 in Homer, Champaign, Illinois, USA.

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Parents

John Elder
1762 - 1849

Mary Wright
1764 - Unknown

Spouse(s)

Mary Ann(1804-1890) Throckmorton (M 5 10 1827 John Elder, Jr)
1808 - 1890

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William Gore Elder
1828 - 1897

Agnes Elder
1830 - 1874

Abraham B Elder
1843 - 1922

Lucretia Jane Elder (B 1852 Green Co, Va-d 1929 Homer Il M Harmeson)
1852 - 1929

Joshua Elder
1841 - 1874

Brice Howard Elder
1848 - 1924

David W. Elder
1853 - 1909

Samuel Sampson Elder
1836 - 1916

Cassius M Clay Elder (Attny-disabled 26 Years In Chair)
1846 - 1912

Daniel Webster Elder
1832 - 1916

Lemon W. Elder
1838 - 1873

John Elder (Died Young-law Student/teacher)
1834 - 1854

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