All records except for birth, are spelled Edmund with a "U".
Birth: 21 Aug 1727 in Richmond Co., Virginia, per North Farnham Parish records
FamilySearch.com, Virginia, Births and Christenings, 1853-1917
Name: Edmond Elder
Gender: Male
Christening Date: 21 Aug 1727
Christening Place: NORTH FARNHAM PARISH,RICHMOND,VIRGINIA
Father's Name: William Elder
Mother's Name: Anne
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C50538-1 , System Origin: Virginia-ODM , GS Film number: 975.523 V2K
DEATH
Death: probably died by 1785, based on tax records
Place of Death: assume Dinwiddie Co., Virginia, based on tax records
Edmund Elder appears in Personal Property Tax list of 1784 with several slaves, then Sarah Elder (wife) appears in 1785 with the same slaves
Possible death: 10 Oct 1789, per undocumented source. (conflicts with tax facts)
PARENTAGE
Parents: William Elder and Ann (maiden name unknown)
Edmund's parents are listed in his Christening record (see birth)
Edmund was named in his father's Will.
His father William Elder's Will, written 24 Apr 1754, proved 3 Feb 1755.
[Reference profile of father, William Elder, for entire Will transcript.]
Excerpts:
"I devise by my son Edmund Elder and Joseph Elder and to their heirs forever equally to be divided between them the remainder of this tract of four hundred acres lying in the county of Dinwiddie, two hundred acres of which was before devised to my son Thomas Elder. "
WIFE
Sarah (maiden name unknown)
There is supposedly a 1789 or 1790 court case, where wife Sarah is referenced as being administrator of the estate of Edmund Elder. (I have not located this court case)
She is listed as "Sally Elder" on death record of son Thomas Elder
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DNA Connections
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