Jacoba Clementina Livers, daughter of Arnold Livers, a Dutch native, and his wife Helen Gordon, became the second wife of William Elder, the first European to settle northernmost Frederick County, Maryland. They married on February 1, 1742. She became the step-mother to William's first five children, and bore him seven additional children.
Findagrave member Timothy Gallagher specifies children of Jacoba Livers Elder and William Elder:
Elizabeth Elder 1743 – 1820
Arnold Elder 1745 – 1812
Ann Elder 1746 – 1806
Thomas H Elder 1748 – 1832
Ignatius Elder 1749 – 1801
Francis Elder 1755 – 1809
Aloysius Elder 1757 – 1827
Findagrave member Timothy Gallagher specifies children of Jacoba Livers Elder and William Elder:
Elizabeth Elder 1743 – 1820
Arnold Elder 1745 – 1812
Ann Elder 1746 – 1806
Thomas H Elder 1748 – 1832
Ignatius Elder 1749 – 1801
Francis Elder 1755 – 1809
Aloysius Elder 1757 – 1827
Jacoba Clementina Livers, daughter of Arnold Livers, a Dutch native, and his wife Helen Gordon, became the second wife of William Elder, the first European to settle northernmost Frederick County, Maryland. They married on February 1, 1742. She became the step-mother to William's first five children, and bore him seven additional children.
Findagrave member Timothy Gallagher specifies children of Jacoba Livers Elder and William Elder:
Elizabeth Elder 1743 – 1820
Arnold Elder 1745 – 1812
Ann Elder 1746 – 1806
Thomas H Elder 1748 – 1832
Ignatius Elder 1749 – 1801
Francis Elder 1755 – 1809
Aloysius Elder 1757 – 1827
Findagrave member Timothy Gallagher specifies children of Jacoba Livers Elder and William Elder:
Elizabeth Elder 1743 – 1820
Arnold Elder 1745 – 1812
Ann Elder 1746 – 1806
Thomas H Elder 1748 – 1832
Ignatius Elder 1749 – 1801
Francis Elder 1755 – 1809
Aloysius Elder 1757 – 1827
