--part1_6e.b79df91.28552835_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Subj: Militia Officers in Virginia June 1699 from Genealogy Quest Date: 01-06-10 15:38:42 EDT From: BandB4951 To: LGOODRICH-L-request@rootsweb.com To: RANDOLPH-L-request@rootsweb.com To: HARRISON-L-request@rootsweb.com To: WILSON-L-request@rootsweb.com To: BYRD-L-request@rootsweb.com To: ARMISTEAD-L-request@rootsweb.com To: ARMESTEAD-L-request@rootsweb.com To: DUKE-L-request@rootsweb.com To: CARY-L-request@rootsweb.com To: ALLERTON-L-request@rootsweb.com To: LEE-L-request@rootsweb.comIGHTFOOT-L@rootsweb.com FYI http://www.genealogy-quest.com/collections/vamil.html Militia Officers in Virginia, June 1699 Henrico County Col. William Byrd - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. William Randolph Major Peter Feile Charles City County Col. Edward Hill - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. Edward Hill, Jr. Major Charles Goodrich Surrey County Col. Benjamin Harrison - Commander in Chief Major Henry Tooker Isle of Wight County Lt.-Col. Samuel Bridges - Commander in Chief Major Henry Baker Nansemund County Lt.-Col. George Nasworthy - Commander in Chief Major Thomas Swann Princess Anne County Lt.-Col. Anthony Lawson - Commander in Chief Major John Thoroughgood Norfolk County Lt.-Col. Lenwell Mason - Commander in Chief Major James Wilson Elizabeth City County Lt.-Col. William Wilson - Commander in Chief Major Anthony Armestead Warwick County Lt.-Col. Miles Cary - Commander in Chief Major William Cary James City County Col. Philip Ludwell - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. Henry Duke York County Col. Edmund Jennings - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. Thomas Ballard Major William Buckner New Kent County Col. John Lightfoot - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. Joseph Foster Major William Bassett King and Queen County Col. William Leigh - Commander in Chief Major Joshua Story Gloucester County Col. Matthew Page - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. James Ransom Major Peter Beverley Middlesex County Col. Ralph Wormeley - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. Matthew Kemp Major Robert Dudley Essex County Col. Ralph Wormeley - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. William Moreley Major John Catlett Lancaster County Col. Robert Carter - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. Joseph Ball Northumberland County Col. Robert Carter - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. George Cowper Major Rodham Kenner Westmoreland County Col. Richard Lee - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. Willowby Allerton Major Francis Wright Richmond County Col. Richard Lee - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. George Taylor Major Thomas Lloyd Stafford County Lt.-Col. George Mason - Commander in Chief Major Thomas Owsley Accomack County Col. Charles Scarburgh - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. Edmund Scarburgh Major Richard Bayley Northampton County Col. John Custis - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. Nathaniel Littleton Major William Waters Headlam, Cecil, ed., Calender of State Papers, Colonial Series (Volume 17), America and West Indies, 1699, also Addenda, 1621-1698. Preserved in the Public Record Office (Vaduz: Kraus Reprint Ltd., 1964) First Published London: HMSO, 1908. pp. 267-268. Information about later Virginians in the miliatry can be found in the book: Pension Lists of 1792 1795 With Other Revolutionary War Pension Records © Genealogy Quest 1999-2001 Email: webmaster@genealogy-quest.com Site Last Amended: 30-May-2001 --part1_6e.b79df91.28552835_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: <BandB4951@aol.com> From: BandB4951@aol.com Full-name: BandB4951 Message-ID: <f6.b2c92a7.285526c2@aol.com> Date: Sun, 10 Jun 2001 15:38:42 EDT Subject: Militia Officers in Virginia June 1699 from Genealogy Quest To: LGOODRICH-L-request@rootsweb.com, RANDOLPH-L-request@rootsweb.com, HARRISON-L-request@rootsweb.com, WILSON-L-request@rootsweb.com, BYRD-L-request@rootsweb.com, ARMISTEAD-L-request@rootsweb.com, ARMESTEAD-L-request@rootsweb.com, DUKE-L-request@rootsweb.com, CARY-L-request@rootsweb.com, ALLERTON-L-request@rootsweb.com, LEE-L-request@rootsweb.comIGHTFOOT-L@rootsweb.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 3.0 for Windows 95 sub 64 FYI http://www.genealogy-quest.com/collections/vamil.html Militia Officers in Virginia, June 1699 Henrico County Col. William Byrd - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. William Randolph Major Peter Feile Charles City County Col. Edward Hill - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. Edward Hill, Jr. Major Charles Goodrich Surrey County Col. Benjamin Harrison - Commander in Chief Major Henry Tooker Isle of Wight County Lt.-Col. Samuel Bridges - Commander in Chief Major Henry Baker Nansemund County Lt.-Col. George Nasworthy - Commander in Chief Major Thomas Swann Princess Anne County Lt.-Col. Anthony Lawson - Commander in Chief Major John Thoroughgood Norfolk County Lt.-Col. Lenwell Mason - Commander in Chief Major James Wilson Elizabeth City County Lt.-Col. William Wilson - Commander in Chief Major Anthony Armestead Warwick County Lt.-Col. Miles Cary - Commander in Chief Major William Cary James City County Col. Philip Ludwell - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. Henry Duke York County Col. Edmund Jennings - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. Thomas Ballard Major William Buckner New Kent County Col. John Lightfoot - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. Joseph Foster Major William Bassett King and Queen County Col. William Leigh - Commander in Chief Major Joshua Story Gloucester County Col. Matthew Page - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. James Ransom Major Peter Beverley Middlesex County Col. Ralph Wormeley - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. Matthew Kemp Major Robert Dudley Essex County Col. Ralph Wormeley - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. William Moreley Major John Catlett Lancaster County Col. Robert Carter - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. Joseph Ball Northumberland County Col. Robert Carter - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. George Cowper Major Rodham Kenner Westmoreland County Col. Richard Lee - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. Willowby Allerton Major Francis Wright Richmond County Col. Richard Lee - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. George Taylor Major Thomas Lloyd Stafford County Lt.-Col. George Mason - Commander in Chief Major Thomas Owsley Accomack County Col. Charles Scarburgh - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. Edmund Scarburgh Major Richard Bayley Northampton County Col. John Custis - Commander in Chief Lt.-Col. Nathaniel Littleton Major William Waters Headlam, Cecil, ed., Calender of State Papers, Colonial Series (Volume 17), America and West Indies, 1699, also Addenda, 1621-1698. Preserved in the Public Record Office (Vaduz: Kraus Reprint Ltd., 1964) First Published London: HMSO, 1908. pp. 267-268. Information about later Virginians in the miliatry can be found in the book: Pension Lists of 1792 1795 With Other Revolutionary War Pension Records © Genealogy Quest 1999-2001 Email: webmaster@genealogy-quest.com Site Last Amended: 30-May-2001 --part1_6e.b79df91.28552835_boundary--

David & Trisha. There are 2 excellent reviews of the NJ (Fitz) Randolphs. Both written by Louisa Aymar Christian. The first in in NEHGR July 1943 p 275. This is a continueing series for the years 1943-1944. The second is "The Randolph Genealogy" by louise Aymar christian 1950. Both are well researched and detailed. I found copies of both in the Memphis Public library in the genealogic division. In 'The Randolph Genealogy' page 150 is listed John Martin Fitz Randolph b 14 June 1829 d. 17 June 1865 in Civil War, m1 Lydia Woodruff m2 in Newark NJ 27 Apr 1853 Anna De Camp b 1834 Newark d/o John M & Hanna D. Decamp. Children: 1. George b 1851 by w1 2. Anna De Camp 3. ?Eliphalet d 27 Apr 1867 age 2 yrs (From another source I have Eliphalet b 1855; Lydia RAndolph b 1860 m Emile Snyder of Newark/ Jennie Randolph b 1863 m Lawrence Wisnton; Anna remaried a Ruble . Anna De Camp FizRandolph Ruble was living 1891 in Neark with her son Eliphalet Fitz Randolph.) Richard Clark

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Great! I'm so glad to hear it is as good as I thought it was. Hopefully I be one of the people that get theirs in August. I just missd being able to get one by like three days ;-( Have fun ;-) Martha

Hello Martha and everyone else....... I just got mine today......... It was on my door step this morning.... approx 10:00 AM as I was getting ready to go to work..... Of course..... I stayed home until approx 11:00 AM...... It's the greatest thing since the invention of the wheel...... I ordered mine over the internet May 17th in the evening along with the Pedigree Resource File (Discs 1-25)...... I got it on May 22nd........ Janet Martha Barker wrote: > I just talked to the Distribution center at Salt Lake. They are out of > the 1880 Census index CD. They have 50,000 coming in August 1st. If you > ordered it and have not received it you may want to call them. If you > placed the order over the internet your card was not charged, and the order > canceled once they ran out. > > If you receive this on more than one list from me sorry. > > Martha > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry's Library - The best collection of family history > learning and how-to articles on the Internet. > http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library

I just talked to the Distribution center at Salt Lake. They are out of the 1880 Census index CD. They have 50,000 coming in August 1st. If you ordered it and have not received it you may want to call them. If you placed the order over the internet your card was not charged, and the order canceled once they ran out. If you receive this on more than one list from me sorry. Martha

Hi, I am looking for information on George Randolph b 1850-1851 in Piscataway, NJ to John Martin (FITZ) Randolph and Lydia Woodruff. D_T_LEO@MSN.COM

Posted on: RANDOLPH Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/r/a/RANDOLPH/queries/10031 Surname: ------------------------- I Know from Census records that there were several Randolph families living in Norfolk, Va. in 1850. This Census list my G-G-G Grandfather George W. (or N.) Randolph as 43 years old He would have been born in 1807. Occupation: Coach Maker. Wife is Lousia, Born: 1816, Son Robert G. ( Very likely G=George)Born: 1841 Daughter: Georgiette Born 1849. Possible some may have died during Yellow Fever Out Break 1855. Know Robert lived and was G-G-Grandfather. His son was George Bruce whose son was George Albert. Family remained in the Norfolk area until 1920's George Bruce listed in 1910 Census with Wife Mary, Son George, Father in Law John Tasker. Mary died in abt. 1910. George Bruce remarried the widow Daisy Moulden. George Albert moved to Washington, District of Columbia. Have hit brick wall. Does anyone have a Randolph line that had a son in 1807 George W. ( or "N.") ANY HELP PLEASE KEN KOCH kochk@vcss.k12.ca.us

Will of Katherine Isham To grandson William Randolph 20 pounds sterling. To grandson Henry Randolph 5 pounds sterling. To granddaughter Mary Randolph and Elizabeth Randolph, each 5 pounds sterling. All such money is now in hands of son in law William Randolph. Residue of money in hands of my son in law William Randolph to go to my daughters Mary Randolph and Anne Epes equally. The above two daughters to divide what is in my trunk and each to have two silver salt cellars. To Mary Randolph, my wedding ring, best feather bed, my best silver tankard, and 15 shillings to buy mourning ring. To grandson Joseph Royall, one servant named John Townes, for the time he has to serve, and my small silver tankard. To every child of my son Royall, two silver spoons. To loving son Joseph Royall, my best tankard. To grandson Richard Dennis, on of best cows and two silver spoons. To grandson Isham Epes, my negro man Dick. To grandson Francis Epes, my best silver tankard but one. To child my daughter Anne Epes now goes with , my largest silver porringer and great cups. My sealed ring, great hoop ring, pair of silver clasps, and silver bodkin to daughter Anne Epes. To grandson Richard Perrin, 1 feather bed and furniture. To granddaughter Sarah Royall, a yearling heifer. To granddaughters Katherine Farrar; Mary, Sarah, and Anne Perrin each two silver spoons, and to Katherine Farrar one guinney, and to Anne Perrin one silver porridge. To granddaughter Sarah Dennis, two silver spoons and one pair of dowlass sheets. To daughters Sarah Wilkinson and Katherine Perrin, all my wearing clothes. To loving friend Mary Parker, six ells of best dowlass and as much of finest serge to make gown and petticoat. To grandson Maiden Marshall, one heifer two years old. To my son Joseph Royall, all my land. All my crop of corn to my executors, except enough to buy two gravestones, one to cover me, and other my dear dec’d husband. All the rest to be divided between my four children: Sarah Wilkinson, Joseph Royall, Katherine Perrin, and Anne Epes, and to each 15 shillings for mourning ring. Executors: son Joseph Royall and son in law Francis Epes. My body to be buried near my dear husband on my own plantation. Dated October 10, 1686 Witnesses: Nath. Hill, Littlebury Epes Probated December 1, 1686 Source: Colonial Wills of Henrico County, Virginia, Part One, 1654 - 1737, abstracted and compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, p. 16

Will of William Randolph of Turkey Island and County and Parish of Henrico, Gent., being in the 60th year of my age (parts of these pages are missing) To wife Mary, for life, the plantation I live on, 400 acres, part of 1000 acres called Turkey Island, and at her death to my son William, also to her rest of land in Va., except land at Pigeon Swamp in Surry County, already disposed of; also to her, land on Martins Swamp and an acre in the Town of Bermuda Hundred. My land at Curles to sons Thomas and Isham, 750 acres, to be equally divided, my son Thomas to have his choice. To sons Richard and John, 3 tracts of land I purchased of John Woodson, Samuel Knibb and John _______, 900 acres to be divided. To Richard the upper part, and John the lower. To son Edward, all the tract on Chickahominy Swamp, between Mr. James Cocke and Joseph Watson, 625 acres, which I bought of Thomas Cocke, dec’d. All my lands which lie between lands given to son William above Westham upper creek and Tuckahoe Creek, being 3256 acres, purchased of Edmund Jennings, Esq.. to be equally divided between sons Isham, Thomas, Richard, John, and Edward. Son Isham to have the lower part adj. Son William, and then Thomas, Richard, John, and Edward, the latter having the upper part. To son Isham, half of the lower island above Westham. Land on the north side of James River above Turkey Island to son Edward. Land at Pigeon Swamp in Surry with all appurtenances and slaves, being 1000 to 1100 acres, to be set apart for use of Micajah Perry & Co., Merchants in London, to raise tobacco to pay off debts incurred to them. Sons Thomas and Henry to take charge of running it and pay themselves for their trouble. After all debts paid off, they are to divide the land. To wife, household items and several negroes. To daughter Stith and daughter Bland, each a ring. Executors wife and sons William, Henry, and Thomas. Dated 6 March 17__. Wit: ______ Randolph, __dridge. Recorded 1 June 1713. Source: Colonial Wills of Henrico County, Virginia, Part One, 1654 - 1737, abstracted and compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, p. 90

Posted on: RANDOLPH Wills Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/r/a/RANDOLPH/wills/10002 Surname: Randolph, Isham, Stith, Bland ------------------------- Will of William Randolph of Turkey Island and County and Parish of Henrico, Gent., being in the 60th year of my age (parts of these pages are missing) To wife Mary, for life, the plantation I live on, 400 acres, part of 1000 acres called Turkey Island, and at her death to my son William, also to her rest of land in Va., except land at Pigeon Swamp in Surry County, already disposed of; also to her, land on Martins Swamp and an acre in the Town of Bermuda Hundred. My land at Curles to sons Thomas and Isham, 750 acres, to be equally divided, my son Thomas to have his choice. To sons Richard and John, 3 tracts of land I purchased of John Woodson, Samuel Knibb and John _______, 900 acres to be divided. To Richard the upper part, and John the lower. To son Edward, all the tract on Chickahominy Swamp, between Mr. James Cocke and Joseph Watson, 625 acres, which I bought of Thomas Cocke, dec’d. All my lands which lie between lands given to son William above Westham upper creek and Tuckahoe Creek, being 3256 acres, purchased of Edmund Jennings, Esq.. to be equally divided between sons Isham, Thomas, Richard, John, and Edward. Son Isham to have the lower part adj. Son William, and then Thomas, Richard, John, and Edward, the latter having the upper part. To son Isham, half of the lower island above Westham. Land on the north side of James River above Turkey Island to son Edward. Land at Pigeon Swamp in Surry with all appurtenances and slaves, being 1000 to 1100 acres, to be set apart for use of Micajah Perry & Co., Merchants in London, to raise tobacco to pay off debts incurred to them. Sons Thomas and Henry to take charge of running it and pay themselves for their trouble. After all debts paid off, they are to divide the land. To wife, household items and several negroes. To daughter Stith and daughter Bland, each a ring. Executors wife and sons William, Henry, and Thomas. Dated 6 March 17__. Wit: ______ Randolph, __dridge. Recorded 1 June 1713. Source: Colonial Wills of Henrico County, Virginia, Part One, 1654 - 1737, abstracted and compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, p. 90

Posted on: RANDOLPH Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/r/a/RANDOLPH/queries/10030 Surname: Randolph, Boone ------------------------- MY wife's great grandfather was John Randolph b.July 16, 18?? in Yancey County, NC,d. Aft. 1928 in Buncombe County, NC, m. Mary Ellen Boone in Yancey County, NC Bef. 1893. His father was Elisha Randolph m. 1/4/1857 to Elizabeth Ledford in Yancey County, NC. I am trying to find information on this Randolph or Boone line. Any assistance you havfe would be appreciated.

Hi List, I am trying to contact BILLIE HARRIS, or SHERRELL RANDOLPH. I have some information that I received from them and I would like to contact them for more information. Does anyone know them? or their e-mail addresses? I am finding information about RANDOLPH's who were on the Cherokee Indian rolls. Does anyone have names of any Randolph, Gentry, Woods or Haggard's that were on any of the Cherokee or Creek Indian Rolls? Also Does anyone have a copy of "Cherokee By Blood, Records of Eastern Cherokee Ancestry in the U.S. Court of claims 1906-1910", Volume 6, compiled by Jerry Wright Jordan and published by Heritage Books, Inc.? I am looking for Randolph's, Haggards, Gentry and Woods who may be in the book. If anyone has a copy of the book, will you please contact me also. Thank you all for your time. Alaine in California equilla@psnw.com http://www.psnw.com/~concord4/

Hello Everyone Has anyone been able to link Abraham Randolph that was born abt. 1760 in North Carolina and died April 29, 1837 in Lawrence Co. Alabama to James Randolph Sr. that was born abt. 1725 in Roanoke County, Virginia and died in Caswell County, North Carolina ? Some of the Children of this James Randolph Sr. seemed to have relocated to Pulaski County, KY. I am interested in any Randolph info, but my main focus is Abraham Randolph & Lydia Dill. My great grandfather, James Franklin Randolph was the great grandson of Abraham & Lydia. James Franklin Randolph was the son of Carson P. Randolph & Aley M. Turner. Carson P. Randolph was the son of James A. Randolph & Abigail Alexander Randolph. James A. Randolph was the son of Abraham Randolph & Lydia Dill. Many Thanks In Advance Robbie

Hello Everyone I am somewhat confussed on my Randolph family, and maybe there is someone on the list who may be able to help me out or at least give me some advice. In 1850 in Giles County, Tennessee Dist. NO. 10 James Randolph age 47 born in S.C. Abigail age 45 born in AL. William age 20 born in TN. Sally J. age 18 born in TN. James age 15 born in TN. Stephenson age 14 born in TN. Lafayette age 13 born in TN. Susan A. age 12 born in TN. Columbus age 9 born in TN. In 1860 Giles County, Tennessee Bradshaw James Randolph age 57 born in AL. Nancy age 40 born in TN Peter age 25 born in TN. Lafayette age 22 born in TN. Susan A. age 19 born in TN. Columbus N. age 15 born in TN. In 1870 Giles County, Tennessee Dist. 10 Bradshaw James Randolph age 69 born in S.C. Nancy age 59 born in KY. Lafayette age 33 born in TN. Mary M. age 24 born in TN. Susan A. age 7 born in TN. Nancy J. age 5 born in TN. James H. age 1 born in TN. I am no rocket scientist by no means, & I am aware that even some info on various census' can be wrong. I know that after the death of Abigail Alexander Randolph, that James Randolph married Nancy, however what I cannot make out is the fact that Peter Randolph listed as age 25 in 1860, was not even listed on the 1850's. I am guessing that since there is a big age difference between Susan A. in the 1860's and the Susan A. listed in the 1870's...that these are 2 different Susan A. Randolph's. If anyone is researching this line, has info, or advice, I sure would like to hear from you. Robbie

I found John Martin Ftiz RAndolph in "FitzRandolph Genealogy" by Louise Aymar Christian & Howard Stelle FitzRandolph 1950 and also in the NEHGR 1943 series on the FitzRandolphs. John Martin FitzRandolph b 14 Jun 1829 m1 Lydia Woodruff m2 Anna De Camp 27 Apr 1853 Newark NJ. one child by first wife, George, 2 children by 2nd wife, Anna De CAmp & Eliphalet d 27 Apr 1867 age 2 yrs 3 days. John Martin FR was s/o Simeon Fitz Randolph b 2 May 1806 d 17 Dec 1885 m 21 June 1827 to Jane Pierson b 3 Feb 1808 d 15 Apr 1881. 7 children. Simeon FR was s/o Phineas Fitz RAndolph b 1765 Piscataway NJ d 4 Jul 1840 Metuchen NJ m1 1802/3 Rhoda Munday m2 Maragetha . 10 children listed Phineas FR was s/o Jeremiah FR b 1740 Piscataway m Rhoda Ayres 7 childlen b Piscataway. Jeremiah FR was s/o Jeremiah FR b 20 Jul 1715 Piscataway ill 3 Jun 1765 wp 9 Oct 1765 m Ruth Dunn b 29 May 1721, 9 children. Jeremiah FR was s/o Joseph FR b 11 Feb 1690/1 Piscataway d 1750 Piscataway wp 4 May 1750 m Rebekah Drake , 13 children He was s/o Joseph FR b 1 Mar 1655/6 d 1726 Piscatawy m Joanna Conger, 12 children. He was s/o Edward FR b 5 Jul 1607 Nottinghamshire England d 1684/5 Piscatawy m Elizabeth Blossom 1637 in Scituate MA, came to NE 1630 removed to NJ 1639. I found the 'FitzRandolph Genealogy' at the Memphis public library, so may be available in other city libraries. If you would like more detailed inof I can send you copies of the pages from the FR genealogy or FAX them to you if you have a FAX number. Richard Clark

Well, we think that we have John Martin (FITZ)Randolph finally done. Anna E. DeCamp b 1834 in Newark, NJ to John M & Hannah D. DeCamp Anna married John Martin (FITZ) Randolph on April 27,1853 in Newark, NJ John was a widower with one son George Randolph b 1851 Anna and John had 3 children Eliphalet Randolph (M) b 1855 Lyndia Randolph b 1860 ( married Emile Snyder of Newark, NJ) Jennie Randolph b 1863 ( married Lawrence Winston) John Randolph was killed durimg the Civil War in Jun 17,1865, listing Anna as his widow. Anna remarried to ???? RUBLE and owned a dressmaking business in 1891 on 528 broad St, Newark, NJ along with Eliphalet F. Randolph, the business was Randolph & Ruble If this is in any one's line please let me know !!! Anna DeCamp may have had siblings, Jane, Lydia, Eli. Trisha Hamilton-Leo Researching Hamilton/ Shirlaw/ Fitzrandolph/DeCamp/Snyder/Winston

Good Morning, Researching Jeremiah Randolph from Jasper County, GA to Randolph County, GA. However, from the following deed does anyone recoginize James Randolph of Early County, GA and their relationship to John Dye? Thank you, Donna RANDOLPH COUNTY, GA - Early Deeds HADLEY HINSON of Early Co.to JAMES RANDOLPH of Early Co. Lot #80, 9th Dist. Wit. Jeremiah Randolph, John Dye. Aug. 17, 1837/Mar. 27, 1838.

I am looking for any information on my great grandmother,Mary Randolph from Roane County Tennessee,she married John Miles.They had a large family,including my grandmother,Sarah Magdaline Miles,Sarah married Charlie Snow they had a large family,she later married Roy Abston,she was born in 1898 d. in 1997 or 1998. Mary had other children by last name of Doughty,if you have any information about them or are related i would love to hear from you. Sarah Snow Johnson

Jo Nell Wilder wrote: > > Could you please tell me which Link(s) to click to find the entry of the > Randolph line? > > Thank you, > Jo Nell Jo, Thank you for your response. I will post this also in case other have a hard time finding their way around the associations web site. The procedure is as follows: 1. After you go to the associations home page at (http://www.best.com/~parsons) 2. Click on the (--- SURNAME INDEX), 7th item down 3. Click on the (Thomas RANDOLPH -- to -- Hannah SHARPLESS) option 4. Click on the (William RANDOLPH -- to -- John Alexander RAY) option 5. Click on the (William (Col.) RANDOLPH (Sr.)) and that will take to the family group sheet for William Randolph and Mary Isham. I hope this helps. Mr. Gary A. Parsons Web Page Administrator & Associate Historian for The Parsons Family Association - Western Region