Hi, I don't have all the dates, but my grandfather was named Robert BUCK Randolph from Missouri. According to folk lore he rode with Jesse James.. His father came from Virginia -- I do think he had a least one sister. He never told anyone about his pass. He died in 1902 when my father was 8. My grandmother died when I was 4, so my father nor me had much time to ask questions. My grandparents lived in Jackson Co., Mississippi when they were married.. Talk in the little town they lived was that he and the Jesse James thing was so--- this was in the late 40s. All the land they owned was in my grandmothers name. That is about all the info I have on him, but would love to tie him in with some roots. I have searched everywhere-- Hope you can make some connections-- Age wise, your Robert could be the father of Robert Buck Randolph. Are you sure that is all of the children? I know 9 is a lot all ready. <smile> Alice D from Mississippi RANDOLPH-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > RANDOLPH-D Digest Volume 01 : Issue 57 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Mary Melissa Randolph [sjchaddock@arkbluecross.com] > #2 Re: Nellie Randolph [sjchaddock@arkbluecross.com] > #3 Searching for Robert Randolph ["LB" <arrenia@ctaz.com>] > #4 William J. Randolph ["lL L Corbin" <lalyco@mindspring.c] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from RANDOLPH-D, send a message to > > RANDOLPH-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Mary Melissa Randolph > Date: 2 Jul 2001 15:29:18 -0600 > From: sjchaddock@arkbluecross.com > To: RANDOLPH-L@rootsweb.com > > Help! Time is running out. Still looking for any definite proof or any member of the Randolph or Billingsley family with an Indian card to prove the indian heritage in this family. Thanks! > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: Nellie Randolph > Date: 2 Jul 2001 15:34:42 -0600 > From: sjchaddock@arkbluecross.com > To: RANDOLPH-L@rootsweb.com > > This is the lineage we're associated with but do you have any documentation regarding the indian heritage? Thanks, sandee > My e-mail is BlueU32@aol.com or sjchaddock@arkbluecross.com > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Searching for Robert Randolph > Date: Mon, 2 Jul 2001 15:36:44 -0700 > From: "LB" <arrenia@ctaz.com> > To: RANDOLPH-L@rootsweb.com > > Hi, > > I just subscribed to the list. I have finally documented a connection to > the Randolph family. > > I am searching for: > > Robert Randolph, from the 1850 census, I estimate he was born about 1787, in > Virginia. He married Elizabeth Davis and they moved to somewhere in > Tennessee. By 1835, the family was living in Callaway County, Missouri. > Robert died in 1860, his will lists the following children: > > Robert D. Randolph birth est 1813 - listed in 1850 census is Callaway > County, MO > Eleanor Bigbee (not found in Callaway County) > Richard Randolph (not found in Callaway County) > William Randolph (not found in Callaway County) > Thomas Randolph (not found in Callaway County) > Catherine Nevins (Catherine Randolph married Thomas Nevins 26 Sept 1835 in > Callaway County) > Jane Randolph (Jane married Edmund Pemberton then Samuel Blount) > Harriett Randolph (listed with parents Robert and Elizabeth in 1850, no > marriage found) > Eliza Carrington (Eliza Randolph married John Carrington 21 Dec 1837 in > Callaway County, she died before 1860. Robert mentions her children in his > will. > > So... my question, is anyone else researching this family? Where in > Virginia were they from and where in Tennessee did they live before moving > to Missouri? > > Leslie Bell > Arizona > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: William J. Randolph > Date: Tue, 3 Jul 2001 10:22:14 -0400 > From: "lL L Corbin" <lalyco@mindspring.com> > To: RANDOLPH-L@rootsweb.com > > Carolee, I doubt if the Wm. J. Randolph on the 1850 census is the one you want. He was listed as the head of household instead of a dependent. The one I am looking for was the father of John F., my great-grandfather. Thanks so much for replying. Sorry I can't be of help. Harriette lalyco@mindspring.com

I am trying to locate information on William Robert Randolph and his wife Mellissa Jane Lane. They lived in Knoxville, Tennessee and may have orginated from Virginia.This is all the information I have on my great-grandparents. They had two children, Leta and Robert. Leta I. Randolph; born Feb. 9, 1884 (or 1886), died June 18, 1967. She never married or had children. Robert Vivian Randolph; born Mar. 16, 1890 (or 1891), died May 11, 1962. His wife was Pauline Gertrude Anderson; born June 2, 1892, died May 14, 1961. I would appreciate any information that might be available. My sister and I are having a difficult time finding any information about our Randolph heritiage. Phyllis

Carolee, I doubt if the Wm. J. Randolph on the 1850 census is the one you want. He was listed as the head of household instead of a dependent. The one I am looking for was the father of John F., my great-grandfather. Thanks so much for replying. Sorry I can't be of help. Harriette lalyco@mindspring.com

Hi, I just subscribed to the list. I have finally documented a connection to the Randolph family. I am searching for: Robert Randolph, from the 1850 census, I estimate he was born about 1787, in Virginia. He married Elizabeth Davis and they moved to somewhere in Tennessee. By 1835, the family was living in Callaway County, Missouri. Robert died in 1860, his will lists the following children: Robert D. Randolph birth est 1813 - listed in 1850 census is Callaway County, MO Eleanor Bigbee (not found in Callaway County) Richard Randolph (not found in Callaway County) William Randolph (not found in Callaway County) Thomas Randolph (not found in Callaway County) Catherine Nevins (Catherine Randolph married Thomas Nevins 26 Sept 1835 in Callaway County) Jane Randolph (Jane married Edmund Pemberton then Samuel Blount) Harriett Randolph (listed with parents Robert and Elizabeth in 1850, no marriage found) Eliza Carrington (Eliza Randolph married John Carrington 21 Dec 1837 in Callaway County, she died before 1860. Robert mentions her children in his will. So... my question, is anyone else researching this family? Where in Virginia were they from and where in Tennessee did they live before moving to Missouri? Leslie Bell Arizona

This is the lineage we're associated with but do you have any documentation regarding the indian heritage? Thanks, sandee My e-mail is BlueU32@aol.com or sjchaddock@arkbluecross.com

Help! Time is running out. Still looking for any definite proof or any member of the Randolph or Billingsley family with an Indian card to prove the indian heritage in this family. Thanks!

Can anyone tell me anything about William J.Randolph who is the 1850 census for Norfolk Bourough , Norfolk, Va? Many thanks, whoever you might be. Harriette e-mail lalyco@mindspring.com

Hello, I am new to this list. I am hope that someone has some info on this Randolph family that I am looking for. Robert A. Randolph married Judy (Judith) Alabama (Alabamo) married about 1835? I have no dates of birth of death, of places for them. Their son John Bluford Randolph born 1835? Al died 1893? married Martha Ann Smith (born Oct 1832?) married Feb 1 1857 in Lawrence CO.,AL. Am looking for any info on these families. & Also does anyone know who Martha Ann Smith's parents are? Judy Alabama was said to have been Indian? I have Martha Ann listed on census 1900 in Lawrence Co.,Al living with her daughter Mary C. (Mary Caldonia)"Mollie" Randolph Brazil (Braswell) Martha was 67 yrs old, been married for 41 yrs, and a widow, states that both her parents were born in Alabama. Any help & info will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in Advance, Charity

Will of William Byrd I In the name of God Amen, July 8, 1700, I Wm. Byrd of the parish of Westopher in the county of Charles City in Virginia, Esq; being in perfect health & sound memory, blessed & praised be Almighty God therefore but considering the frail estate of all mortal men do make, ordain, constitute, & appoint this my last will and testament in manner and form following: First, I bequeath my soul to God that gave it hoping through the merits & meditation of my ever-blessed savior & redeemer Jesus Christ to obtain pardon and remission of all my sins and to inherit life everlasting. I bequeath my body to the ground to be decently buried at the charge and direction of my executor & for the worldly goods it hath pleased God to bless me with I give, bequeath, order, & dispose of in manner and form following: Item - I give to the poor of Henrico parish ten pounds & to the poor of Westopher parish ten pounds to be paid at the discretion of my executor with advice of the minister of each parish. Item – I give to my youngest daughter Mary three hundred pounds sterling in full of her child’s portion of my estate. Item – I give to my daughter Mrs. Susan Brain one hundred pounds sterling. Item – I give to Wm., the son of Robert Beverly & my daughter Ursula, his late wife, fifty pounds sterling. Item – I give thirty pounds to be bestowed in rings amongst my friends at the discretion of my executor. Item – I give, bequeath, & devise all the rest of my estate both real and personal consisting of lands, rents, houses, plates, money, debts, wares, merchandise, household goods, slaves, servants, horses, and cattle, with all part or parts of ships or vessels either England or Virginia or elsewhere to me any way belonging or appertaining to my son Wm. Byrd and his heirs forever for payment of my debts and legacies & the remainder to my son Wm. Byrd for his own proper use & behoove to him & his heirs forever & I do hereby nominate and appoint my said son Wm. Byrd my full and sole executor of this my last will and testament & in case of my son’s absence at the time of my death I do hereby appoint my loving friends Lt. Col. Wm. Randolph, Bartholomew Fowler Esq., and Mr. Richard Bland to be trustees to act on my son’s behalf till he shall come into the country or send & depute such persons as he shall think fit. Lastly, I hereby revoke all other wills by me at any time heretofore made & declare this to be my last will & testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal the day and year above written. WM. BYRD (L.S.) Virginia: Westopher in Charles City County the 12th day of January 1704/5. This is a true copy of the last will and testament of the Honorable Col. William Byrd, one of her majesty’s honorable council and auditor of Virginia lately deceased: it being examined with the original by me, Francis Nicholson, Esq., her majesty’s Lt. And Governor General of Virginia in the presence of the honorable Col. Henry Duke, one of her majesty’s honorable council of Virginia, Captain Littlebury Epps of Charles City County, Henry Duke, Jr. of James City County, Gent.; & Captain Joshua Wynne of Prince George’s County , who said original will appears to be all written by the said Col. Byrd’s own hand without any blot or interlineation and sealed with his own seal in testimony whereof we have hereunto set our hands the day & year above written. Fr. NICHOLSON HEN DUKE LITTLEBURY EPPS HENRY DUKE JUNR JOSHUA WYNNE Memorandum December the 4th 1704 I being at this time very sick & weak in body but I thank the Almighty God of a sound, perfect, & disposing memory have thought fit & do hereby make this further addition or codicil to this my wish in written last will and testament: viz. I give and bequeath unto Mrs. Joanna Jarratt her chamber she now useth during the time she pleases to continue there & also ten pounds per annum during the time she shall think to live upon this plantation & enjoy her chamber as aforesaid with the furniture thereunto belonging. Virginia: Westopher in Charles City County January the 12th 1704/5 This is a true copy of the addition or codicil endorsed on the back of the original will of the deceased Col. Wm. Byrd, one of he majesty’s honorable council & auditor of Virginia examined by me, Francis Nicholson, Esq., her majesty’s Lt. And Governor General of Virginia in the presence of the honorable Col. Henry Duke, one of her majesty’s honorable council of Virginia, Captain Littlebury Epps of Charles City County, Henry Duke, Jr. of James City County, Gent.; & Captain Joshua Wynne of Prince George’s County. Fr. NICHOLSON HEN DUKE LITTLEBURY EPPS HENRY DUKE JUNR JOSHUA WYNNE The disposition of Mrs. Mary Randolph, aged 46 or thereabouts, sayeth: That on the 3rd of December last, the deponent’s husband being sent for to see the deceased Col. Wm. Byrd, lately one of he majesty’s honorable council & auditor of Virginia, who was the auditor of Virginia, the deposed came along with her husband to the house of the said Col. Wm. Byrd at Westopher in Charles City County & next morning having had some discourse with him touching his condition & particularly putting him in mind of settling his worldly affairs, this deposed saw & heard the said Col. Wm. Byrd desire Mrs. Jarratt to take a key out of his pocket and bring a paper out of a certain drawer which he named and when Mrs. Jarratt brought the paper she asked him if it was it and he said yes upon which he took the paper & wiped his eyes saying when it was a little lighter I will over it or words to this effect that afterwards the said Col. Wm. Byrd gave the same paper to the deponent’s husband who asked him if that was his will to which he answered yes & bid the deponent’s husband look to the date of it which the deponent’s husband told him was dated the 8th of July 1700 to the best of the deponent’s memory and further sayeth not. MARY RANDOLPH January the 12th 1704/5, Virginia at Westopher in Charles City County

Rootsweb was down last night so this did not get a chance to get to the list. Thus I am resending it. Who is the Mary Melissa Randolph that you are referring to? I seem to have missed the post that you are replying to. I have one who married Abram B. Romine in IL. Is that the correct one? If so, the name Knight is not ringing any bells. Renee L. Dauven ----- Original Message ----- From: <blueu32@aol.com> To: <RANDOLPH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 8:06 PM Subject: Re: mary melissa randolph > > Have lots of info on Mary Melissa. What do you know about Edwin Knight? E-mail me at BlueU32@aol.com > thanks, sandee chaddock > > > ============================== > Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp > Search over 2500 databases with one easy query! > >

searching for information on John Selah Randolph of Cuyahoga county, new York. He was a Wesleyan Methodist Minister after the Civil War.

wish you were my Aunt Beth!!! JAF

Unsubscribe James M Martin ________________________________________________________________________ ________________ PHONE: 515-256-6228, FAX: 515-285-6802, CELL: 515-229-1253, E-MAIL: james.m.martin@monsanto.com -----Original Message----- From: rmchenry@sev.org [mailto:rmchenry@sev.org] Sent: Sunday, June 24, 2001 1:48 PM To: RANDOLPH-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Harley Randolph Teena, If this is the same Albert Stanley Randolph who is shown in the 1870 Census for Shelby Co., OH, as the son of William Randolph and Sarah Bulle he was one of a family of eight boys. The house where he lived is still standing and occupied. His father's parents were James Butler F (Fitz) Randolph and Rachel Stanley. J. B. F. Randolph's parents were Philip F.(Fitz) Randolph and Susan (or Susannah) Gray.Philip and Susan were both born in New Jersey. Philip is of the NJ family of Randolphs -- not the VA Randolphs related to Jefferson, Marshall, etc. We're cousins. E-mail me at <rmchenry@sev.org> and I can tell you much more. Dorothy ============================== Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate your heritage! http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog

Ross Co. Ohio marriages (1799-1850) Lists the following Randolph entries: Catherine Randolph m. Obed Harrison(1838),Catherine Randolph m. Nathaniel Piper(1847), David Randolph m. Sarah Ogden(1829), David Randolph m. Lydia Dawson(1834)James Randolph m.Rebecca Vanscoy(1837),John Randolph m.Pricilla Butler(1830), Phoebe Randolph m.John Parker(1834), Robert Randolph m. Elizabeth Brown((1845), Sarah Ogden m. John Stewart(1839). A few questions: Are these all from the same family of Randolphs? In the Ross Co. census there is a William Randolph whom I suspect may be their parent. I am a descendant of David Randolph and Sarah Ogden. Also of their daughter, Anne and Joseph Collins. I would be happy to share notes with the descendants of any of these Randolphs. c6495s@hintonet.net

I am looking for the ancestors of Anderson Bird Randolph, sister Stacy Jane Randolph b. 1833 & 1827 in Bledsoe. I've been told that their father might be William T. Does anyone have any info on this line? I cannot find an early census on line for that county. They later moved to Southern Illinois. Any info greatly appreciated. Jan Patton jpatton@cftnet.com

I am also looking for the ancestry of Anderson Bird Randolph. My ggrandfather, Aquilla Dollins Randolph was his son. I have some information. Email me at jpatton@cftnet.com

Have lots of info on Mary Melissa. What do you know about Edwin Knight? E-mail me at BlueU32@aol.com thanks, sandee chaddock

Hi Heather, this is Aunt Beth. Looking through the message boards and found you searching. I have our Randolph family back to Alexander Randolph born 1700 till present. I will send you all I have if you would like it. I could give it all to you in person if you come to the family picnic this year. Love you, Aunt Beth

Teena, If this is the same Albert Stanley Randolph who is shown in the 1870 Census for Shelby Co., OH, as the son of William Randolph and Sarah Bulle he was one of a family of eight boys. The house where he lived is still standing and occupied. His father's parents were James Butler F (Fitz) Randolph and Rachel Stanley. J. B. F. Randolph's parents were Philip F.(Fitz) Randolph and Susan (or Susannah) Gray.Philip and Susan were both born in New Jersey. Philip is of the NJ family of Randolphs -- not the VA Randolphs related to Jefferson, Marshall, etc. We're cousins. E-mail me at <rmchenry@sev.org> and I can tell you much more. Dorothy

Hi list, Sorry to ask this on the list, but my e-mail program crashed and I lost lots of updated messages. One was from BETTY RENEAU. I believe that is how to spell her last name. She lives in Dandridge, Tennessee. Betty, if you read this please contact me about the information that you just sent me. Thanks for your time list, Alaine equilla@psnw.com