Jane/Jean Livingston (-15 September 1621) |
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| Married:3 | around 1575 | Alexander Elphinstone (28 May 1552-14 January 1638), 4. Lord Elphinstone | |||
| Marriage contract dated 1 and 10 April 1575. | |||||
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| Children with Alexander Elphinstone: | ||
| Alexander Elphinstone (13 November 1577-27 August 1648), 5. Lord Elphinstone4 | ||
| Annas (Agnes) Elphinstone (27 October 1579-18 September 1617)5 | ||
| James Elphinstone of Barnes (20 November 1580-1628)6 | ||
| William Elphinstone (11 December 1581-)7 | ||
| Jane Elphinstone (17 February 1582-after 1628)8 | ||
| Patrick Elphinstone (20 May 1584-)9 | ||
| David Elphinstone (20 October 1585-)10 | ||
| Innes Elphinstone (2 March 1586-31 May 1616)11 | ||
| Margaret Elphinstone (7 June 1588-before 1628)12 | ||
| Helen Elphinstone (27 August 1589-1675)13 | ||
| Christian Elphinstone (19 December 1590-)14 | ||
| John Elphinstone (2 December 1591-September 1621)15 | ||
| Michael Elphinstone (16 November 1592-24 December 1592)16 | ||
| Michael Elphinstone of Quarrell (23 December 1593-1640)17 | ||
| George Elphinstone (12 August 1595-)18 | ||
| William Elphinstone (12 August 1595-April 1604)19 | ||
| Malcolm Elphinstone (3 December 1596-)20 | ||
| Glaud (Claud?) Elphinstone (23 February 1597-)21 | ||
| Frederick Elphinstone (23 February 1599-9 April 1600)22 | ||
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| Died:23 | 15 September 1621 | Elphinstone [city/town], Haddingtonshire (East Lothian) [county], Scotland [country], United Kingdom [country] | ||
| Died:24 | 15 September 1651 | |||
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