Son of Richard Fitz Randolph 1705-1754 & Elizabeth Corlies 1716-1743. Rahway and Plainfield Monthly Meetings, born under last name Fitz Randolph, and later dropped the Fitz, carried name as Randolph. His brother Edward, followed the same practice, and children using last name as Randolph. Some of his grandchildren (of son Stephen) reverted back to using sir name as Fitz Randolph.
Thomas married Abigail Vail, daughter of Stephen Vail (1710-1777) and Ester Smith (1713-1771).
Married on 23 Nov 1763.
Source: The New England Historical & Genealogical Register, 1847-2011.
Source: North America Family Histories 1500-2000: Corlies, pg 255.
Source: Rahway & Plainfield MM
Children of Thomas & Abigail Randolph:
Phebe Randolph 1761-1818
Richard Randolph 1769-1854 m. 1) Lydia MacKay 1776-1831 & m. 2) Jane Morrison Dixon 1774-1834, widow of William Dixon.
Catherine Randolph 1772-1851.
Stephen Randolph 1772-1849 m. Permelia Nutt 1781-1857.
Edward Randolph 1774-1859.
Thomas served as Private in American Revolution; a Company raised from Fayette Co, PA, where in 1801 he died. Mary Randolph Patterson, descendant, d/o Stephen Randolph 1772-1849. DAR # 160105. Source: DAR vol 161-1920, Pg. 35.
Source: Thomas Randolph, Revolutionary Soldiers. Pennsylvania Archives 2nd series Volume 13 pg 187.
Source: Pennsylvania, Revolutionary War Battalions and Militia Index, 1775-1783.
A land warrant issued to Thomas Randolph, on 12 Sept 1800. Location: Redstone township, Fayette County for 44 acres on waters of Big Redstone Creek. Source: Pennsylvania, Land Warrants and Applications, 1733-1952
His death followed the next year in 1801, At age, 60 years.
Thomas Randolph's will filed 27 July A.D. 1801. Source: Will Book No. 1 Fayette County, Pennsylvania. 1784-1785. Mark Towsley shared this on 16 Dec 2011, Ancestry.
Thomas bequeathed land to sons, Richard & Stephen. Two old fields to son-in-law Robert Richardson. Son Thomas, one hundred pounds of current money. Son Edward, land "being a Tavern lying on the main road from Brownsville to Uniontown, together with present Crop of Grain raised thereon". Thirty acres of land to James Russel's wife.
Tract of land to Henry Frozer's wife as also a young sorrel horse. To my beloved wife Abigail all my personal property except what i have already devised to her sole use. Executors: oldest son Richard & wife Abigail.
Non Cemetery Burial, unmarked location.
Thomas married Abigail Vail, daughter of Stephen Vail (1710-1777) and Ester Smith (1713-1771).
Married on 23 Nov 1763.
Source: The New England Historical & Genealogical Register, 1847-2011.
Source: North America Family Histories 1500-2000: Corlies, pg 255.
Source: Rahway & Plainfield MM
Children of Thomas & Abigail Randolph:
Phebe Randolph 1761-1818
Richard Randolph 1769-1854 m. 1) Lydia MacKay 1776-1831 & m. 2) Jane Morrison Dixon 1774-1834, widow of William Dixon.
Catherine Randolph 1772-1851.
Stephen Randolph 1772-1849 m. Permelia Nutt 1781-1857.
Edward Randolph 1774-1859.
Thomas served as Private in American Revolution; a Company raised from Fayette Co, PA, where in 1801 he died. Mary Randolph Patterson, descendant, d/o Stephen Randolph 1772-1849. DAR # 160105. Source: DAR vol 161-1920, Pg. 35.
Source: Thomas Randolph, Revolutionary Soldiers. Pennsylvania Archives 2nd series Volume 13 pg 187.
Source: Pennsylvania, Revolutionary War Battalions and Militia Index, 1775-1783.
A land warrant issued to Thomas Randolph, on 12 Sept 1800. Location: Redstone township, Fayette County for 44 acres on waters of Big Redstone Creek. Source: Pennsylvania, Land Warrants and Applications, 1733-1952
His death followed the next year in 1801, At age, 60 years.
Thomas Randolph's will filed 27 July A.D. 1801. Source: Will Book No. 1 Fayette County, Pennsylvania. 1784-1785. Mark Towsley shared this on 16 Dec 2011, Ancestry.
Thomas bequeathed land to sons, Richard & Stephen. Two old fields to son-in-law Robert Richardson. Son Thomas, one hundred pounds of current money. Son Edward, land "being a Tavern lying on the main road from Brownsville to Uniontown, together with present Crop of Grain raised thereon". Thirty acres of land to James Russel's wife.
Tract of land to Henry Frozer's wife as also a young sorrel horse. To my beloved wife Abigail all my personal property except what i have already devised to her sole use. Executors: oldest son Richard & wife Abigail.
Non Cemetery Burial, unmarked location.
Son of Richard Fitz Randolph 1705-1754 & Elizabeth Corlies 1716-1743. Rahway and Plainfield Monthly Meetings, born under last name Fitz Randolph, and later dropped the Fitz, carried name as Randolph. His brother Edward, followed the same practice, and children using last name as Randolph. Some of his grandchildren (of son Stephen) reverted back to using sir name as Fitz Randolph.
Thomas married Abigail Vail, daughter of Stephen Vail (1710-1777) and Ester Smith (1713-1771).
Married on 23 Nov 1763.
Source: The New England Historical & Genealogical Register, 1847-2011.
Source: North America Family Histories 1500-2000: Corlies, pg 255.
Source: Rahway & Plainfield MM
Children of Thomas & Abigail Randolph:
Phebe Randolph 1761-1818
Richard Randolph 1769-1854 m. 1) Lydia MacKay 1776-1831 & m. 2) Jane Morrison Dixon 1774-1834, widow of William Dixon.
Catherine Randolph 1772-1851.
Stephen Randolph 1772-1849 m. Permelia Nutt 1781-1857.
Edward Randolph 1774-1859.
Thomas served as Private in American Revolution; a Company raised from Fayette Co, PA, where in 1801 he died. Mary Randolph Patterson, descendant, d/o Stephen Randolph 1772-1849. DAR # 160105. Source: DAR vol 161-1920, Pg. 35.
Source: Thomas Randolph, Revolutionary Soldiers. Pennsylvania Archives 2nd series Volume 13 pg 187.
Source: Pennsylvania, Revolutionary War Battalions and Militia Index, 1775-1783.
A land warrant issued to Thomas Randolph, on 12 Sept 1800. Location: Redstone township, Fayette County for 44 acres on waters of Big Redstone Creek. Source: Pennsylvania, Land Warrants and Applications, 1733-1952
His death followed the next year in 1801, At age, 60 years.
Thomas Randolph's will filed 27 July A.D. 1801. Source: Will Book No. 1 Fayette County, Pennsylvania. 1784-1785. Mark Towsley shared this on 16 Dec 2011, Ancestry.
Thomas bequeathed land to sons, Richard & Stephen. Two old fields to son-in-law Robert Richardson. Son Thomas, one hundred pounds of current money. Son Edward, land "being a Tavern lying on the main road from Brownsville to Uniontown, together with present Crop of Grain raised thereon". Thirty acres of land to James Russel's wife.
Tract of land to Henry Frozer's wife as also a young sorrel horse. To my beloved wife Abigail all my personal property except what i have already devised to her sole use. Executors: oldest son Richard & wife Abigail.
Non Cemetery Burial, unmarked location.
Thomas married Abigail Vail, daughter of Stephen Vail (1710-1777) and Ester Smith (1713-1771).
Married on 23 Nov 1763.
Source: The New England Historical & Genealogical Register, 1847-2011.
Source: North America Family Histories 1500-2000: Corlies, pg 255.
Source: Rahway & Plainfield MM
Children of Thomas & Abigail Randolph:
Phebe Randolph 1761-1818
Richard Randolph 1769-1854 m. 1) Lydia MacKay 1776-1831 & m. 2) Jane Morrison Dixon 1774-1834, widow of William Dixon.
Catherine Randolph 1772-1851.
Stephen Randolph 1772-1849 m. Permelia Nutt 1781-1857.
Edward Randolph 1774-1859.
Thomas served as Private in American Revolution; a Company raised from Fayette Co, PA, where in 1801 he died. Mary Randolph Patterson, descendant, d/o Stephen Randolph 1772-1849. DAR # 160105. Source: DAR vol 161-1920, Pg. 35.
Source: Thomas Randolph, Revolutionary Soldiers. Pennsylvania Archives 2nd series Volume 13 pg 187.
Source: Pennsylvania, Revolutionary War Battalions and Militia Index, 1775-1783.
A land warrant issued to Thomas Randolph, on 12 Sept 1800. Location: Redstone township, Fayette County for 44 acres on waters of Big Redstone Creek. Source: Pennsylvania, Land Warrants and Applications, 1733-1952
His death followed the next year in 1801, At age, 60 years.
Thomas Randolph's will filed 27 July A.D. 1801. Source: Will Book No. 1 Fayette County, Pennsylvania. 1784-1785. Mark Towsley shared this on 16 Dec 2011, Ancestry.
Thomas bequeathed land to sons, Richard & Stephen. Two old fields to son-in-law Robert Richardson. Son Thomas, one hundred pounds of current money. Son Edward, land "being a Tavern lying on the main road from Brownsville to Uniontown, together with present Crop of Grain raised thereon". Thirty acres of land to James Russel's wife.
Tract of land to Henry Frozer's wife as also a young sorrel horse. To my beloved wife Abigail all my personal property except what i have already devised to her sole use. Executors: oldest son Richard & wife Abigail.
Non Cemetery Burial, unmarked location.
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