The origins of the Fitz-Randolph line in this research is reported to be from the Nottingham region of England - from royal descendants of the Duke of Westmoreland Randolph, in the 1400's. The majority of my early Fitz-Randolph information comes from the internet site of 9th cousin, Gordon C. Nagle, Sr., of Puyallup,Washington. Numerous generations pass before the first Fitz-Randolph steps onto the soil of America, he was my 10th great-grandfather, Edward Fitz-Randolph (1607 – abt. 1683).

Edward Fitz-Randolph was born on 5 July 1607 and baptized at Sutton in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, England. He arrived at Scituate, Massachusetts on the ship "Griffin", in 1634. Edward married Elizabeth Blossom, on 10 May 1637 in Middlesex County, New Jersey. Elizabeth was the daughter of Thomas and Anne Blossom of Leyden, Holland. According to the book titled, "Northwestern New Jersey", by William Penn Vail, the parents of Elizabeth Blossom had difficulty in making their way to America, at first.

The first Fitz-Randolph of my direct ancestry to be born in America, join the Quaker faith, and settle the region of Middlesex County, New Jersey, was my 9th great-grandfather, Nathaniel. Nathaniel Fitz-Randolph was born on 15 May 1642 in Barnstable County, Massachusetts. In 1662, he married Mary Holley, daughter of Joseph and Rose Holley. A biography on Nathaniel describes the circumstance of Nathaniel's departure from Massachusetts.

Nathaniel's son, Edward (my 8th great-grandfather), was born in 1666 Barnstable County, MA. Edward married Katherine Hartshorne in 1704; Edward and Katherine Fitz-Randolph lived in Middlesex County, NJ until their deaths. Their son, Robert, was born on 19 July 1712, in Middlesex County, and married Catherine Taylor on 30 December 1737 (it is from this point that my great-grandfather, "Taylor" Roy Mitchell's, namesake originates). The last son of record for Robert and Catherine Taylor Fitz-Randolph was my 6th great-grandfather, Taylor Fitz Randolph.

On 21 August 1756, Taylor Fitz Randolph was born in Middlesex County, NJ. Taylor married Mary Baum in 1783. Taylor's older brother, Robert, journeyed from New Jersey to Crawford County, Pennsylvania. I tracked Robert Fitz-Randolph descendants in Crawford County from the earliest time when he was recorded in the county. Documentation on the history of "Crawford County, Pennsylvania", by Alfred Huidekoper, provides more Fitz Randolph family information.

Although I know the movements of Robert Fitz Randolph, I am unsure of the path that his brother Taylor took. From an internet source, I learned that Taylor was the father of my 5th great-grandfather, William - I recorded clues from early census indexes, trying to prove the relationship.

I found Tay. F. Randolph, in the 1810 census, residing in Indiana County, PA, an adjoining county to Armstrong County where I find William Randolph. In 1810, William is neighbored with Abram Randolph who, like Tay. F. Randolph, does not show up in later census reports - it could be possible they joined the 1812 War effort with brother, Robert, and did not return. An Armstrong County biography on Erasmus H. Randolph, mentions father John (b. 1805) and John's mother, Mary, who raised her family alone in PA after her husband died around 1812 in New Jersey. I still have further research to do in this time frame to confirm reported family links.

William Fitz Randolph was born on 1 December 1783 in Middlesex County, NJ. He is reported to have married Mary Smith about 1799, although, in the 1850 census report his wife is named Phillippa (second marriage?). William Fitz-Randolph's reported death date is 1855 in New Athens, PA; his wife's reported death date is 1852. His daughter, Mary, married James Carnahan about 1823. James and Mary gave birth to my third great-grandfather, Taylor, in 1834.

Census Records

1790 Pennsylvania Census Index (Randolph)

Crawford Co.

Robert Randelph (Fitz Randolph) 3 males less than 16, 3 males over 16 and over, and 2 females

Huntington Co., pg. 224

Isaac Fitzrandolph

Northumberland Co.

Ejack Randolph

Fayette Co., pg. 106

Sam Fitzrandolph

Philadelphia Co.

Edmund, Edmund, Esq.

Edward Randolph

York Co.

Nathan Randolph

1800 Pennsylvania (Randolph)

under 10 10-15 16-25 26-44 over 44

Green Co David Randolph Males 12201 Females 00101

Cumberland Co Echabud Randolph Males 00110 Females 00101

Job Randolph Males 20100 Females 20100

Paul Randolph Males 10010 Females 00100

Philadelphia Co Edward Randolph Males 32101 Females 21110

Washington Co John Randolph Males 10210 Females 10210

John Randolph Males 10210 Females 10210

William Randolph Males 21001 Females 11010

Nrthhmptn Co John Fitz Randolph Males 21101 Females 21101

Adams Co Joseph Randolph Males 20010 Females 01010

Nathaniel Randolph Males 21010 Females 21010

Allegheny Co Vance Randolph Males 01010 Females 01001

Fayette Co Edward Randulph Males 10010 Females 10100

Crawford Co Edward F. Randolph Males 00010 Females 10100

James F. Randolph Males 10010 Females 00100

Eseck F. Randolph Males 41010 Females 00010

Robert F. Randolph Males 00201 Females 11001

George Owry Males 10010 Females 10100

George Owrey Males 10010 Females 10010

Adam Owrey Males 30011 Females 21110

1810 Pennsylvania (Randolph)

under 10 10-15 16-25 26-44 over 44

Armstrong Co Abram Randolph pg. 401 Males 00101 Females 20100 Toby TWP

Wm Randolph pg. 401 Males 20010 Females 10010 Toby TWP

Indiana Co Tay[1] F. Randolph pg. 69 Males 30001 Females 10201 Conomaugh TWP

Crawford Co Taylor F. Randolph Males 10110 Females 10010

Robert F. Randolph Males 00001 Females 01001

James F. Randolph Males 40010 Females 40110

Hugh F. Randolph Males 00100 Females 00100

Edward F. Randolph Males 20110 Females 21010

Esac F. Randolph Males 01320 Females 10010

1820 Armstrong County, PA (Carnahan, Randolf)

Males under 10 10-16 16-18 16-26 26-45 45+ Females under 10 10-16 16-26 26-45 45+

pg. 301 Toby TWP Thomas Carnahan Males 120010 Females 31010

pg. 305 Toby TWP William Randolf Males 310010 Females 10110

1820 Crawford County, PA (Owery, F Randolph)

MALES under 10- 10-15 16-18 16-25 26-44 over 44

FEMALES under 10- 10-15 16-25 26-44 over 44

Edward F Randolph Males 211101 Females 11110

Taylor F Randolph Males 310010 Females 21010

Robert F Randolph Males 000010 Females 00001

James F Randolph, Jr. Males 100010 Females 10100

Esack F Randolph Males 000101 Females 02001

James F Randolph Males 211201 Females 12110

Hugh Randolph Males 200010 Females 20010

Adam Owery Males 021201 Females 00001

Jacob Owery Males 000010 Females 10100

1830 Crawford Co, PA Census Index (F. Randolph)

Edward F. 078 Vernon TWP

George F. 080 Vernon TWP

Hartshour F. 012 Mead TWP

Isaac F. 012 Mead TWP

James F. 098 Fallowfield

James F. 012 Head TWP

Robert F. 012 Head TWP

Robert F. 099 Fallowfield

Taylor F. 012 Mead TWP

1830 Armstrong County, PA (Carnahan, Randolph)

-4 5-9 10-14 15-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70-79 80-89 90-99 100+

James Carnahan Toby TWP pg. 236 Males 2100100000000 Females 1000100000000

Rebecca Carnahan Toby TWP pg. 232 Males 1200000000000 Females 1010010000000

William Carnahan Toby TWP pg. 252 Males 1100100000000 Females 1000100000000

Thomas Carnahan Toby TWP pg. 237 Males 0001000010000 Females 0002101000000

John Randolph Toby TWP pg. 236 Males 0000100000000 Females 0001000000000

William Randolph Toby TWP pg. 237 Males 1131101000000 Females 0001001000000

1840 Crawford Co, PA Census Index (F. Randolph)

Alfred 277 Rockdale

Anna 216 Fairfield

Benjamin W. F. 431 Vernon TWP

Edward F. 431 Vernon TWP

Esack 433 Head TWP

G. F. 364 Fallowfield

James Sr. 368 Fallowfield

Rebecca 433 Head TWP

Robert 364 Fallowfield

Sarah 408 Sadsbury

T. F. 433 Head TWP

1840 Armstrong Co, PA (Carnahan, Randolph)

to- 4 5- 9 10-14 15-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69

pg. 124 William Randolph Males 00020002 Females 000100010

pg. 127 John Randolph Males 10001100 Females 120010000

pg. 127 Thomas Carnahan Males 10001001 Females 010000001

pg. 127 William Carnahan Males 01100100 Females 111001000

pg. 129 James Carnahan Males 03110100 Females 301001000

pg. 129 Nathaniel Randolph Males 12100100 Females 002000100

pg. 130 Taylor Randolph Males 20001000 Females 010010000

1850 Crawford Co, PA (Randolph)

11 Oct 1850, pg. 52, Hayfield TWP pg. 155 22 Sept Mead TWP

Ayarah F Randolph 45 b. NY Esacc Randolph 83 b. NJ

Lucy C? 42 b. RI

Asar 21 b. NY Taylor Randolph 70 b. NJ

Elizabeth E? 19 b. NY Maria 36 b. PA

Sarafelia 17 b. NY Rebecca 28 b. PA

Julius 15 b. NY Abisha (male) 24 b. PA

Ahba J? 13 b. NY Taylor 10 b. PA

Eugene 10 b. NY Hiram 34 b. PA

William 8 b. NY Sarah 22 b. PA

George 5 b. NY Edgar 1 b. PA

Edgar 1 b. PA

pg. 175 13 Aug Vernon TWP

pg. 175 13 Aug Vernon TWP Henry Randolph 39 b. PA

Benj F. Randolph 42 b. PA Harriet 30 b. PA

Margaret 41 b. PA Adelaide 8 b. PA

Daniel Andrews 9 b. PA James 6 b. PA

Alicose? Randolph 22 b. PA

Mary Mathews 15 b. PA Robert Randolph 35 b. PA

Mahala 28 b. PA

6 Sept 1850, pg. 418, E. Fallowfield Mary 10/12 b. PA

James Randolph 37 b. PA

Mary 41

Mary McMichael 19

Esaac 17 b. PA

Sarah A. 15

Mathew Work 9

Mary C. McMichael 17

James O? Randolph 2

John A. 2

Amanda 25

Trudy 3

Robert Randolph 60 b. PA

Henrietta 28 b. PA

Thos H. McMichael 17

1850 Madison TWP, Clarion County, PA (Carnehan, Randolph)

Aug 1850, pg. 98 31 Aug 1850, pg. 101

William Randolph[2] 66 b. NJ James Carnehan 44

Phillippa? 68? b. NJ Mary 46

Hugh 26 b. PA David 20

Barbara 25 b. PA Taylor 16

Lawson 4 b. PA Lucinda 14

Mary 2 b. PA Eliza 12

Sarah 1 b. PA James 10

Hugh 6

pg. 175 Garrison 2

John Moore 47 William 23

Harman Randolph 12 Elizabeth 21

Christiana 86 Margaret 1/12

Catherine 37

Pg. 100 Pg. 100

John Randolph 45 ??? Thompson 34

Eliza 37 Louisa 32

Mary 19 Robert ??? 8

Rebecca 17 Emily J. Randolph 4

Jane 15

Eli 7 Pg. 112

Ann 3 Nathaniel Randolph 50

James 8/12 Nancy 33

James 20

Pg. 103 Nathaniel 17

Washington Randolph 35? John 13

Mary 24

pg. 102

Taylor Randolph 36

Mary 24

Susannah 15

John 13

James 10

Eliza 6

1860 Crawford Co, PA (Randolph)

Taylor F. Randolph 79 b. NJ Azariah A. F Randolph 55 b. NJ

Maria 47 b. PA Lucy 53 b. RI

Abitha 33 b. PA Abbie 22 b. NY

Susan 30 b. PA Eugene 20 b. NY

Alvina 3 b. PA George 15 b. NY

Samuel 3/12 b. PA Leslie 9 b. PA

Georgiana 7 b. PA

George F. Randolph 59 b. PA

Letta M. 49 b. NY Robert Randolph 46 b. PA

Lutetia 15 b. PA Mahala 38 b. PA

James W. 12 b. PA Mary 10 b. PA

Samuel Hanen 11 b. PA James 7 b. PA

Hellen 14 b. PA Derby Lafyette 21 b. PA

Johnathan Close 82 b. PA Isaac Randolph 25 b. PA

Rachel 41 b. PA

Salina Randolph 19 b. PA William Randolph 18 b. KY

James Randolph 47 b. PA Hyram Randolph 44 b. PA

Mary 52 b. PA Sarah 32 b. PA

Oscar J. 12 Edgar 7 b. PA

Martha Blair 33 Elma 3 b. PA

Mahala 1/12 b. PA Harry 3 b. PA

John 4 b. Wisc. Nathen H. 10

Mary C. McMichael 17

Robert Randolph 62 b. PA

1870 Jefferson County, PA (Carnahan)

Polk TWP, 22 Jun, pg. 136/7

James Carnahan 64 b. PA Farmer

Mary 67 b. PA

William A. 12 b. PA

1870 Madison TWP, Clarion County, PA (Carnahan)

5 Aug, Rimersburg

Taylor Carnahan[3] 37 b. PA farmer William Carnahan 63 b. PA

Barbara[4] 36 b. PA Margaret 60 b. PA

Mary E. 15 b. PA Eliza J. 34 b. PA

William 14 b. PA

Nannie E. 12 b. PA

James 11 b. PA

Frank 8 b. PA

Cammie W. 3 b. PA

Minnie B. 5/12 b. PA

1880 Madison TWP, Clarion County, PA (Carnahan)

2 Jun 1880

Taylor Carnahan (farmer) 46 b. PA fath b. PA moth b. PA

Mary A. 45 b. PA fath b. PA moth b. PA

Cam 13 b. PA

Minnie 11 b. PA

Mary E. 26 b. PA

Edward 5 b. PA

Bailey, Harrison 5 b. PA (grandson)

Walls, Maggie 30 b. PA (step-dau)

Sardis Carnahan 19 b. PA

Marsha 22 b. PA

Mary 5 b. PA

Emma 2 b. PA

William Carnahan 72 b. PA

Margaret 70

Eliza J. (daughter) 45

1880 Polk TWP, Jefferson Co, PA (Carnahan)

pg. 242

Carnahan, James[5] 74 b. PA fath PA moth PA

Mary 77 b. PA fath PA moth PA

Hugh 35 b. PA

Elizabeth 33 b. PA (dau-in-law)

Thomas 16 b. PA (grandson)

Biographical Extracts

Edward Fitz-Randolph

"Genealogical Notes of Barnstable Families" (pg. 368-369)

Mr Lathrop says, 'The young Master Fitzrandolphe' built in 1636, the 38th house constructed in Scituate. Having provided himself with a home he married, May 10, 1637, Elizabeth, daughter of Deacon Thomas Blossom of the Leyden and Plymouth churches. He joined Mr Lathrop's church in Scituate May 14, 1637, and his wife joined at Barnstable August 27, 1643. He sold his house in that town to Deacon Richard Sealis, and removed in the spring of 1639 to Barnstable, and built a house on his lot containing eight acres, bounded east by the road to Hyanis. In 1649, Edward Fitzrandolphe removed to his farm in West Barnstable, 'a double great lot', containing 120 acres of upland, bounded north by the meadows, east by the Bursley farm, south by the commons, and west by the lands of Mr Thomas Dexter. In 1669 he and several families from the Cape removed to New Jersey. In October 1683 his widow was living in New Piscataqua, New Jersey. He is called in 'deeds' a yeoman, or farmer, and does not appear to have been employed in any official station. He had received a good education for those times, and as Mr Lathrop styles him 'Master' he probably belonged to a good family. He came probably from the west of England.

Elizabeth Blossom

Extracted from "Northwestern New Jersey", by William Penn Vail (pg. 284)

In 1620, Elizabeth and her parents Thomas and Anne sailed on the 'Speedwell' with the 'Mayflower', but the Speedwell proving unseaworthy, both ships sailed back. In 1629, the 'Mayflower' sailed again, Elizabeth and her parents made the voyage and came to Salem, Massachusetts. Thomas Vail and wife Anne Blossom, with Elizabeth, aged 9 years, came to Salem, Mass, on the 'Mayflower' in 1629.

Nathaniel Fitz-Randolph

Extract of "First Settlers of Ye Plantation of Piscataway and Woodbridge, Olde East New Jersey 1664-1714"

In 1667, Nathaniel, who some years before had joined the Quakers, and had in consequence suffered much persecution from the Plymouth government, exchanged his house in Barnstable for land in Woodbridge, and soon after removed therewith his family. In 1693/94, he represented Woodbridge in the Provincial Assembly[6]. On the death of Jas. Bollen, first Secretary of the Province, in 1683, he was one of the guardians of his children; and on the establishment of the Woodbridge Monthly Meeting of Friends in 1706, he became a prominent member of it; and for years the meeting was held at his home. It is believed that nearly all the Fitz-Randolphs in the Woodbridge record, are his descendants.

Fitz-Randolph’s in Crawford County, Pennsylvania

BY ALFRED HUIDEKOPER (extracted paragraphs)

Meadville, August 1, 1846

In reply to the circular received last year, from the Society, I would say that, though a native of the county, I am too young to be acquainted personally with its earliest history, but have employed my first leisure time in procuring such information as I could, from the most authentic sources within my reach. But few of the first pioneers to this county are now living, and but a small number of those who do survive have minds which have stood the wear of time and infirmities of age sufficiently to retain and describe, with satisfactory clearness, the events of early life.

In doing justice to one of them, at the present time, I should say, that many of the facts hereinafter related, I have gathered from the lips of Mr. Edward Randolph, now (with the exception of Mr. Cornelius Van Horn) the oldest settler in the commonwealth, west of French Creek. Though young at the time, Mr. Randolph took a prominent part in the first settlement of the county, was occasionally employed by the officers of government, and had otherwise an opportunity of becoming well-informed about its early history. For fifty-seven years he has lived in this county, forty-nine of which have been spent upon the farm where he now resides, about two miles west of Meadville. Tall, erect, venerable, and active, his vigour at the age of seventy-four, adds another to the many instances of a hardy constitution, acquired by exposure in youth to the vicissitudes of a border life. When I called upon him, I found him at work alone in his sugar camp, and while seated on a log in front of his boiling-kettles, recounting his reminiscences of past events, he seemed indeed an appropriate historian of times when men's homes were the open air, and their whole stock of furniture and iron vessel like the one before us.

That part of the state of Pennsylvania which is now called Crawford County, was separated from the county of Alleghany in the year 1800, and was first explored by white American citizens, with the view of making a permanent settlement, in the year 1787. North of it, at Leboeuf, the French, and south of it, at Venango, the French and English, had previously had military posts, and a few white men were found by the first pioneers residing among the Indians, by whom they had been captured during the revolutionary war, and whose manners and habits of living they had adopted.

(1787.) The first persons who visited the county to examine its character, with the intention of occupying it, were David and John Mead, who, escaping from the difficulties they had encountered, in the conflicting claims between Connecticut and Pennsylvania, left their homes in Northumberland, in the summer of 1787, and, traveling westward, explored the valley of French Creek. They found the soil rich and productive, and many of the finest portions of the valley covered with herbage and grass, the forest trees having apparently been long previously removed by some prior occupants of the county, giving to the cleared portions, at this time, much the appearance of a natural prairie. Prepossessed with the looks of the county, the Meads, on their return, made a favourable report, and in the spring of 1788, a small company, consisting of David Mead, John Mead, Joseph Mead, Thomas Martin, John Watson, James F. Randolph, Thomas Grant, Cornelius Van Horn, and Christopher Snyder, started from Sunbury, with the intention of making the valley of French Creek their future place of residence.

(1789.) In this year Frederick Baum, Robert Fits Randolph, and Darius Mead, the father of David and John Mead, brought out their families. Sarah Mead, a daughter of David Mead, was born during the same season, being the first birth in Crawford County (as now organized). A saw-mill was commenced to be built, by Matthew Wilson, for David Mead, and was completed the following year. In the fall, Cornelius Van Horn made a second visit to French Creek, and remained until Christmas, when he returned to New Jersey.

In the spring of the following year (1790), the saw-mill having been finished, the little colony, with characteristic enterprise, assumed the importance of an exporting community, and the first raft of boards that ever descended the Alleghany River, was taken from this mill, and, together with a raft of logs, was run to Pittsburg. The hands on board were, Edward Randolph, John Ray, William Wilson, James Randolph, Frederick Baum, Tunis Elson, and John Gregg. The lumber was sold at one dollar and fifty cents per hundred, to Major Isaac Craig, quartermaster in the army at Pittsburg. A canoe loaded with baggage and provisions, for Meadville, had been pushed up the river, by James F. Randolph and Joseph Mead, as early as 1788.

At the time of its first occupation, Crawford County appears to have been a kind of boarder or neutral territory, between the eastern Indians or Six Nations, who had made treaties of peace with the whites, and the western Indians, who still remained hostile. The nearest settlement or village of the eastern Indians, was that of Cornplanter, on the Alleghany River, at Tinneshantago, a word which, in the Indian dialect, signifies, "burnt town," the village having been once destroyed by fire, by order of General Brodhead. The nearest settlements of the western Indians were at Cuyahoga and Sandusky. The neutral ground was occupied principally by nomadic parties of Indians, who lived by hunting, and a few Indian families, who had cabins along the valley of French Creek, and at the mouth of the Coneaut Creek, in Ohio. Among the latter, living at the mouth of Coneaut Creek, was an Indian chief of the name of Canadaughta, to whom, and his three sons (Flying Cloud, Big Sun, and Standing Stone), the white settlers were indebted for many acts of kindness, and friendly protection, bestowed upon them on their first arrival in the west.

(1791.) About the first of April in this year (1791), Flying Cloud gave notice to the settlers on French Creek, that the western Indians (Wyandotts, Shawanees, &c.) were meditating an invasion. Immediate preparation was made for the approaching attack. On the second day of April, all the women and children were collected and sent in canoes down French Creek to the garrison at Franklin, a small military post established in 1787, under the care of Captain Hart. In connexion with this incident, and the deeds of blood perpetrated by the western Indians which followed it, it is pleasant to record some of the strongly marked acts of kindness shown to the settlers by the Indians who were friendly. On the occasion referred to, Halftown (a full-blooded Indian chief, and a half-brother to Cornplanter), of whose fidelity the early settlers speak in the emphatic language, that he was as true a man as General Washington, sent six of his warriors on each side of the stream, to keep pace with the canoes, and guard them against an ambuscade and attack from shore.

Halftown then placed himself at the head of his remaining force, amounting to some fifteen warriors, and with the white settlers who had remained, lay in wait during the whole day, on the east bank of the creek, at a fording-place (now Kennedy's Bridge), in expectation that the hostile Indians (of whom eleven had been seen by William Gregg in the morning, on Davis's Hill, four miles below) would select that as the most convenient place for crossing the stream. The day being spent without any further appearance of the enemy, the Indian chief and his men passed the night at the house of David Mead, a double log cabin, before alluded to. The next day, the settlers took their cattle and movable effects, and left for Franklin. They progressed but six miles, and encamped for the night on the east bank of the creek, opposite Bald Hill, in one of the old prairie-like clearings. On the fourth of April, they reached Franklin in safety, having been accompanied the whole distance by Halftown, and his men. Mr. Randolph, who was along on the occasion referred to, and who was otherwise well acquainted with this chief, in describing his personal appearance speaks of him as having been about five feet ten inches high, well made, with an unusually good countenance, indicating great intelligence and most unwavering firmness.

I am not aware of any tables of descent that have been preserved, of the families of the first settlers of the county. A memoir of General David Mead, the pioneer to the waters of French Creek, is given in Alden's Alleghany Magazine, on page 77. He was born at Hudson, in the state of New York, about the year 1751. In the year '74, he was married to Agnes Wilson, sister of the Honourable Thomas Wilson, of Northumberland. In '96, having lost his first wife, he was again married, to Janet Finney, daughter of Robert Finney.

Robert Fits Randolph, another of the first settlers, came from Essex County, in the state of New Jersey; his ancestors came originally from Scotland. He was born about the year 1741; and in 1812, at the advanced age of seventy-one, on an alarm's being given of the war with England, he started for Erie, with four of his sons and two of his grandsons, to volunteer in the service of his country. He travelled some fifteen miles to the Coneauttee Lake, in Erie County, where he was persuaded by some of his relatives to return. He retained his vigour many years afterwards, and died at Meadville, at a very advanced age.

Edward Randolph, a son of Robert Fits Randolph, and heretofore spoken of as one of the first settlers, was born in what is now Lehigh, formerly Northampton County, on the first day of March, 1772. In 1773, his father moved from Northampton to Northumberland, and in 1789, the old man and his wife, with some of their children, viz., Sarah, Taylor, James, Edward, and Robert, in the month of November, emigrated to what is now the county of Crawford. The route they pursued passed by the places where Bellefonte and Milesburg now stand, and through Chimkakemoose (the Indian name for Oldtown), by Franklin.

Of the family of Robert Randolph, three sons, viz., Taylor, Esaac, and Edward, still survive. The latter, who was seventeen years of age when he first moved west, was a volunteer in the army in the year '91, and did duty at Franklin from the first of April to the first of July. He then went to Pittsburg, and in the spring of '92, entered the service of the United States, in transporting provisions from Pittsburg to Franklin. During this year, he and Daniel Ransom were sent by government to build a mill for Cornplanter, at Tinneshantago. Ransom, who was the millwright, for some reason did not build the mill, and after remaining at Cornplanter's village for four months, Mr. Randolph returned to his former occupation of transporting provisions. During the year '93 he carried a part of the time to Franklin, and a portion of the season to Meadville, for Ensign Bond. In September of this year, he was employed by Major Isaac Craig, to take charge of a boat loaded with ammunition, under Colonel Clark, to Cincinnati; the latter being on his way to join General Wayne. In December, Mr. Randolph returned to Pittsburg, and from thence went to Meadville. On the first of May, 1794, he again descended to Pittsburg on a raft of boards from Mead's mill. At Freeport, then called Buffalo station, they were hailed from shore by the officers at the station, and took on board William Cousins, who had been wounded in his hip by the Indians, near the mouth of the Kiskeminetas Creek. A canoe had gone just before, bearing the body of John Carter, killed by the Indians, and Peter Kintner, wounded in the arm.

They were taken to their former home, about six miles above Pittsburg. On reaching Pittsburg, Mr. Randolph was employed by General John Wilkins, to go as an advance guard for Major Denny, from Pittsburg to Waterford, a distance of one hundred and twenty miles. At Meadville, Mr. Randolph became sick, and his brother, James Randolph, conducted Major Denny from thence to Waterford. Having returned to Pittsburg, Mr. Randolph, about the first of July, fell in with Captain John Heath, on his way with troops to Franklin, and they kept in company with their canoes. The party celebrated the fourth of July at Catfish Falls (about four miles above the Great Western Iron Works), feasting themselves upon a saddle of venison, and a big pike which they had captured in the river.

About the first of August, a soldier having been killed by the Indians, near Franklin, Captain Heath wrote to Robert F. Randolph, for some men competent to act as spies. He recommended Luke Hill, John Wentworth, John Baum, and Edward F. Randolph. Mr. Randolph engaged in this service, and served from the beginning of August to the beginning of September as a spy, and in carrying expresses from Waterford to Pittsburg. His only roads were Indian paths, and at night he bivouacked with no other protection than his blanket. In August, 1795, Mr. Randolph and his brother Taylor, were employed by Major Craig to go to Erie as teamsters, to help build the fort. Robert Randolph, their father, furnished three yoke, and Cornelius Van Horn one yoke of oxen for this purpose. Mr. Randolph worked at Erie until November, when he returned to Meadville. In 1797, he married Benjamin Wilson's daughter, Elizabeth Wilson, and settled on the farm where he now resides. In 1812, he was for three days at Erie with the troops, and went to Buffalo as teamster for the commissary.

There are many traces of Indian inhabitants still met with throughout the county. There were originally two circular forts about a mile below the present village of Meadville. The one in the valley, on the farm of Mr. Taylor Randolph, and the other a quarter of a mile below, on the bluff point of a high knoll, where a small stream puts into the creek, or now into the canal. The plough, and annual tillage of the soil, have now destroyed them. There was also a mound still to be seen a short distance above the fort, which stood in the plain. It is now nothing but a smooth eminence, some two or three feet high, and extending from north to south, some fifteen or twenty feet, and about twice as much from east to west. It is described, however, by Mr. Esaac Randolph, one of the oldest settlers, on whose farm it stands, as having been composed originally of two mounds, connected by a narrow neck between them. The material of one of the mounds, he represents as having been of gravel, and the other of alluvial earth. The ground around the mound is alluvial, without stone, and it is evident the material was carried from some distance to construct the mound, as there was no ditch or excavation near it, from which it could have been taken. The mound stands some thirty rods from the stream, where gravel is abundant. The fields in the neighbourhood abound with small pieces of Indian crockery, resembling common earthenware, except that it is not glazed, nor so well burned.

Minnie Carnahan Mitchell Obituary (1870 – 1927)

Minnie Carnahan Mitchell - died 28 Jan 1927 in Youngstown, OH

Mrs. Minnie Mitchell, wife of Wilson Mitchell, died suddenly of heart trouble at 12:10 p.m. Friday at her home, 1807 Oak St.

Mrs. Mitchell was born in Rimersburg, Pa., March 13, 1870, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Carnahan.

She came to Youngstown eight years ago. In 1897 she was married to Wilson Mitchell. Mrs. Mitchell was a member of the Pythian Sisters and the Rebeccas of Rimersburg, and Grace M. E. Church.

She leaves the following children: John, Mrs. Lottie Mahoney, and Mrs. Thelma McClain, of New Mine, Pa.; Roy[7], Ernest, Charles and Mrs. Ethel Rish, of Youngstown, and Mrs. Laura Ewings, Arnold, Pa. She also leaves the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. N. E. Hetzler, Miami Fla.; Frank Carnahan, New Kensington, Pa.; James and Edgar Carnahan, Rimersburg, Pa.; Cam Carnahan, Karnes City, Pa. She leaves 25 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. The body will be taken to Rimersburg for burial Monday.

Descendants of Duke of Westmoreland RANDOLPH

Generation No. 1

1. DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹ RANDOLPH was born Abt. 1415. He married CATHERINE FITZ RANDOLPH*.

Child of DUKE RANDOLPH and CATHERINE RANDOLPH* is:

2. i. 5TH SON OF² RANDOLPH, DUKE OF WESTMORELAND, b. Abt. 1442.

Generation No. 2

2. 5TH SON OF² RANDOLPH, DUKE OF WESTMORELAND (DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born Abt. 1442. He married EDITH FITZ RANDOLPH*. She was born Abt. 1444 in SANDWICH, MA.

Child of 5TH RANDOLPH and EDITH RANDOLPH* is:

3. i. CHRISTOPHER FITZ³ RANDOLPH, b. Abt. 1474, LANGSTON HALL, NOTTS, ENG; d. 1588.

Generation No. 3

3. CHRISTOPHER FITZ³ RANDOLPH (5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born Abt. 1474 in LANGSTON HALL, NOTTS, ENG, and died 1588. He married JOAN LANGSTON. She was born Abt. 1486.

Child of CHRISTOPHER RANDOLPH and JOAN LANGSTON is:

4. i. JOHN FITZ⁴ RANDOLPH, b. 1516, BIRCHWOOD, DERBY, ENG.

Generation No. 4

4. JOHN FITZ⁴ RANDOLPH (CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 1516 in BIRCHWOOD, DERBY, ENG. He married JOAN CONYERS. She was born Abt. 1517.

Child of JOHN RANDOLPH and JOAN CONYERS is:

5. i. CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵ RANDOLPH, b. 1548, NORMANTOWN, DERBY, ENG.

Generation No. 5

5. CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵ RANDOLPH (JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 1548 in NORMANTOWN, DERBY, ENG. He married ANN WOOD.

Child of CHRISTOPHER RANDOLPH and ANN WOOD is:

6. i. EDWARD FITZ⁶ RANDOLPH, b. 1583, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, ENG (Sutton); d. 13 Aug 1647.

Generation No. 6

6. EDWARD FITZ⁶ RANDOLPH (CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 1583 in NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, ENG (Sutton), and died 13 Aug 1647. He married (1) FRANCIS HOWIS. He married (2) ANN ALLWOOD 17 Dec 1605.

Child of EDWARD RANDOLPH and ANN ALLWOOD is:

7. i. EDWARD FITZ⁷ RANDOLPH, b. 15 Jul 1607, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, ENG (Sutton); d. Abt. 1683, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ (Piscataway).

Generation No. 7

7. EDWARD FITZ⁷ RANDOLPH (EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 15 Jul 1607 in NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, ENG (Sutton), and died Abt. 1683 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ (Piscataway). He married ELIZABETH BLOSSOM 10 May 1637 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ. She was born 1620 in LEYDEN, HOLLAND, and died 1713 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

Children of EDWARD RANDOLPH and ELIZABETH BLOSSOM are:

i. NATHANIEL FITZ⁸ RANDOLPH, b. 9 Aug 1640, BARNSTABLE CO, MA; d. 10 Dec 1640, BARNSTABLE CO, MA.

8. ii. NATHANIEL FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 15 May 1642, BARNSTABLE CO, MA; d. 1713, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ (Woodbridge).

iii. MARY FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 6 Oct 1644, BARNSTABLE CO, MA; d. 1649.

iv. HANNAH FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 23 Apr 1648, BARNSTABLE CO, MA; d. 13 Apr 1705; m. JOSEPH TAYLOR, 6 Nov 1668.

9. v. MARY FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 2 Jun 1650, BARNSTABLE CO, MA; d. 1738.

vi. JOHN FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 2 Jan 1651, BARNSTABLE CO, MA; d. 1651.

10. vii. JOHN FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 7 Oct 1653, BARNSTABLE CO, MA; d. 1727.

11. viii. JOSEPH FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1 Mar 1655, BARNSTABLE CO, MA; d. 1726.

12. ix. THOMAS FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 16 Aug 1659, BARNSTABLE CO, MA; d. 1 Mar 1732, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

13. x. HOPE FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 2 Apr 1661, BARNSTABLE CO, MA; d. 1703.

14. xi. BENJAMIN FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1663, BARNSTABLE CO, MA; d. 5 Oct 1746, STONEY BROOK, NJ.

Generation No. 8

8. NATHANIEL FITZ⁸ RANDOLPH (EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 15 May 1642 in BARNSTABLE CO, MA, and died 1713 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ (Woodbridge). He married (1) MARY HOLLEY Nov 1662 in BARNSTABLE CO, MA, daughter of JOSEPH HOLLEY and ROSE HOLLEY*. She was born in BARNSTABLE CO, MA, and died 1703. He married (2) JANE HAMPTON 1706.

Children of NATHANIEL RANDOLPH and MARY HOLLEY are:

i. JOSEPH FITZ⁹ RANDOLPH.

ii. MARTHA FITZ RANDOLPH.

15. iii. NATHANIEL FITZ RANDOLPH.

16. iv. JOHN FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1 Feb 1662, BARNSTABLE CO, MA; d. 1727.

17. v. ISSAC FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 7 Dec 1664, BARNSTABLE CO, MA.

18. vi. SAMUEL FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1667; d. 1754.

19. vii. EDWARD FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 25 Jun 1666, BARNSTABLE CO, MA; d. 23 Feb 1760, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ (Woodbridge).

Child of NATHANIEL RANDOLPH and JANE HAMPTON is:

viii. BENJAMIN FITZ⁹ RANDOLPH, b. 27 Oct 1707.

9. MARY FITZ⁸ RANDOLPH (EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 2 Jun 1650 in BARNSTABLE CO, MA, and died 1738. She married SAMUEL HINCKLEY 16 Jan 1668.

Child of MARY RANDOLPH and SAMUEL HINCKLEY is:

i. MERCY⁹ HINCKLEY, b. 9 Apr 1679, BARNSTABLE CO, MA; d. Bef. 31 Oct 1747, EASTHAM; m. JOSEPH COLE, 6 Oct 1715, HARWICH; b. 11 Jun 1677, EASTHAM; d. Abt. 25 Feb 1764, EASTHAM.

10. JOHN FITZ⁸ RANDOLPH (EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 7 Oct 1653 in BARNSTABLE CO, MA, and died 1727. He married SARAH BONHAM 1 Oct 1681.

Children of JOHN RANDOLPH and SARAH BONHAM are:

i. FRANCIS FITZ⁹ RANDOLPH, d. 1687, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

ii. SARAH FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 25 Apr 1862.

iii. ELIZABETH FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 18 Feb 1684.

iv. TEMPERENCE FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 20 Nov 1685, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ; d. 27 Dec 1685, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

v. TEMPERENCE RANDOLPH, b. 15 Jun 1687.

vi. JOHN FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 2 Nov 1693.

vii. EDWARD FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 25 May 1698.

11. JOSEPH FITZ⁸ RANDOLPH (EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 1 Mar 1655 in BARNSTABLE CO, MA, and died 1726. He married HANNAH CONGER 16 Jan 1687 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ. She was born 1670.

Children of JOSEPH RANDOLPH and HANNAH CONGER are:

20. i. HANNAH FITZ⁹ RANDOLPH, b. 4 Feb 1688.

21. ii. JOSEPH FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 11 Feb 1690, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ; d. 1749.

iii. MARY FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 3 Aug 1693.

iv. BETHIA FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 20 Sep 1695; m. JOHN BRECOUNT; b. SCOTLAND.

v. LYDIA FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 4 Jan 1697.

22. vi. MOSES FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 9 Apr 1700.

23. vii. JONATHAN FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 15 Jun 1702.

viii. SUSANNAH FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 23 Jun 1704; m. EPHRAIM HEADY, Mar 1723, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

ix. RUTH FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 11 Jun 1706.

x. ANN FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 3 Sep 1708.

xi. PRUDENCE FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 30 Nov 1712.

xii. ISSAC FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 21 Apr 1716.

12. THOMAS FITZ⁸ RANDOLPH (EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 16 Aug 1659 in BARNSTABLE CO, MA, and died 1 Mar 1732 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ. He married ELIZABETH MANNING 23 Nov 1686 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ, daughter of JEFFREY MANNING and HEPZIBAH ANDREWS. She was born 1669 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ, and died 1 Mar 1732 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

Children of THOMAS RANDOLPH and ELIZABETH MANNING are:

24. i. THOMAS FITZ⁹ RANDOLPH, b. 20 Jul 1687, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

ii. ELIZABETH FITZ RANDOLPH, b. Abt. 1688, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ; d. 19 Mar 1732.

25. iii. DAVID FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1 Jan 1690, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ; d. 1773, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

iv. JONATHAN FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 12 Jan 1692, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

v. BATHSHEBA FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 24 Sep 1695, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

vi. DINAH FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 10 Jul 1700, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

vii. LURANAH FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 17 Feb 1703, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

13. HOPE FITZ⁸ RANDOLPH (EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 2 Apr 1661 in BARNSTABLE CO, MA, and died 1703. She married EZEKIEL BLOOMFIELD 1680. He was born 1653, and died 1703.

Child of HOPE RANDOLPH and EZEKIEL BLOOMFIELD is:

i. JOSEPH⁹ BLOOMFIELD, b. 1695; d. 1782; m. EUNICE DUNHAM.

14. BENJAMIN FITZ⁸ RANDOLPH (EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 1663 in BARNSTABLE CO, MA, and died 5 Oct 1746 in STONEY BROOK, NJ. He married SARAH DENNIS 1 Jul 1689 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ, daughter of JOHN DENNIS and SARAH BLOOMFIELD.

Children of BENJAMIN RANDOLPH and SARAH DENNIS are:

i. SARAH FITZ⁹ RANDOLPH, b. 14 Apr 1691, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

ii. GRACE FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 25 Jan 1693, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ; d. 1705, STONEY BROOK, NJ.

iii. RUTH FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 8 Apr 1695, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ; d. 25 Sep 1780; m. (1) JOHN SNOWDEN, Aft. 1711; m. (2) EDWARD HARRISON, 6 Feb 1711.

iv. HOPE FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 12 Feb 1697, STONEY BROOK, NJ; d. Aug 1741; m. HENRY DAVIS, 17 Nov 1718.

v. BENJAMIN FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 24 Apr 1699, STONEY BROOK, NJ; d. Jan 1758; m. ELIZABETH PRIDEMORE, 10 Mar 1728.

vi. ISSAC FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 10 Apr 1701, STONEY BROOK, NJ; d. Jan 1758; m. (1) REBEKAH SEABROOK, 28 Nov 1728; m. (2) HANNAH LEE, 17 Feb 1746.

26. vii. NATHANIEL FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 11 Nov 1703, STONEY BROOK, NJ; d. 1743, PRINCETON, NJ.

viii. GRACE FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 5 Oct 1706; d. 26 Feb 1786; m. STEPHEN (JOHN) JONES, 26 Jun 1728.

ix. ELIZABETH FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 31 Dec 1708, STONEY BROOK, NJ; d. 4 Oct 1759; m. EPHRIAM MANNING, 11 Mar 1731.

Generation No. 9

15. NATHANIEL FITZ⁹ RANDOLPH (NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) He married GRACE HULL 26 May 1692 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

Children of NATHANIEL RANDOLPH and GRACE HULL are:

i. MARY FITZ¹⁰ RANDOLPH, b. 28 Apr 1693.

ii. TRUSTRUM FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 22 Sep 1694.

iii. EXPERIENCE FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 14 Jun 1696.

iv. RACHEL FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 15 May 1698.

27. v. NATHANIEL FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 5 Jan 1700.

16. JOHN FITZ⁹ RANDOLPH (NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 1 Feb 1662 in BARNSTABLE CO, MA, and died 1727. He married MARTHA FITZ RANDOLPH*. She died 1700.

Children of JOHN RANDOLPH and MARTHA RANDOLPH* are:

i. CHRISTIAN FITZ¹⁰ RANDOLPH, b. 23 Feb 1681.

ii. ROSE FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 28 Jul 1685.

iii. "UNKNOWN" FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 18 May 1690.

iv. JOSEPH FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 4 Nov 1691, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ; d. 4 Nov 1691, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

28. v. MARTH FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 25 Apr 1693; d. 1766.

vi. JOHN FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 25 Apr 1693.

vii. PETER FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 20 Apr 1695, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

viii. ANN FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 24 Jan 1698.

17. ISSAC FITZ⁹ RANDOLPH (NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 7 Dec 1664 in BARNSTABLE CO, MA. He married RUTH HIGGINS 26 May 1692 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

Children of ISSAC RANDOLPH and RUTH HIGGINS are:

i. ISSAC FITZ¹⁰ RANDOLPH, b. 16 Apr 1693.

ii. WILLIAM FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 27 Oct 1694.

18. SAMUEL FITZ⁹ RANDOLPH (NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 1667, and died 1754. He married MARY JONES 8 Jun 1693 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ. She died 1760.

Children of SAMUEL RANDOLPH and MARY JONES are:

i. SAMUEL FITZ¹⁰ RANDOLPH, b. 16 Dec 1694.

ii. PRUDENCE FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 20 Aug 1696; d. 12 Jul 1766; m. SHUBAEL SMITH, 17 Mar 1715; b. 2 Jan 1692; d. 31 May 1768.

iii. SUSANNAH FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 30 Dec 1699.

29. iv. JACOB FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1708; d. 1779.

19. EDWARD FITZ⁹ RANDOLPH (NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 25 Jun 1666 in BARNSTABLE CO, MA, and died 23 Feb 1760 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ (Woodbridge). He married KATHERINE HARTSHORNE 1704. She was born 2 May 1682 in MIDDLETOWN, NJ, and died 1759 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ (Woodbridge).

Children of EDWARD RANDOLPH and KATHERINE HARTSHORNE are:

30. i. ESECH FITZ¹⁰ RANDOLPH.

31. ii. RICHARD FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1705; d. 1754.

32. iii. ROBERT FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 19 Jul 1712, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ (Woodbridge); d. 1804, GREENBROOK, NJ.

33. iv. HARTSHORNE FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1723, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ (Woodbridge); d. 1806, MENDHAM TWP, NJ.

20. HANNAH FITZ⁹ RANDOLPH (JOSEPH FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 4 Feb 1688. She married ANDREW DRAKE.

Child of HANNAH RANDOLPH and ANDREW DRAKE is:

34. i. EDWARD¹⁰ DRAKE.

21. JOSEPH FITZ⁹ RANDOLPH (JOSEPH FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 11 Feb 1690 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ, and died 1749. He married REBECCA DRAKE 1714 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ. She was born 1697, and died 1749.

Child of JOSEPH RANDOLPH and REBECCA DRAKE is:

35. i. JOSEPH FITZ¹⁰ RANDOLPH, b. 1722; d. 1782.

22. MOSES FITZ⁹ RANDOLPH (JOSEPH FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 9 Apr 1700. He married RACHEL FITZ RANDOLPH*.

Children of MOSES RANDOLPH and RACHEL RANDOLPH* are:

i. BENJAMIN FITZ¹⁰ RANDOLPH, b. 20 May 1725.

ii. CATHERINE FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 5 Nov 1727.

iii. JOSEPH FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 9 Dec 1729.

iv. RACHEL FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 30 Jan 1732.

v. ANN FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 29 Dec 1733.

23. JONATHAN FITZ⁹ RANDOLPH (JOSEPH FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 15 Jun 1702. He married MARGARET FITZ RANDOLPH*.

Children of JONATHAN RANDOLPH and MARGARET RANDOLPH* are:

i. JAMES FITZ¹⁰ RANDOLPH, b. 26 Sep 1725.

ii. SUSANNAH FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 27 Apr 1727.

24. THOMAS FITZ⁹ RANDOLPH (THOMAS FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 20 Jul 1687 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ. He married MARGARET MOLLESON.

Child of THOMAS RANDOLPH and MARGARET MOLLESON is:

i. THOMAS FITZ¹⁰ RANDOLPH, b. 2 Aug 1714.

25. DAVID FITZ⁹ RANDOLPH (THOMAS FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 1 Jan 1690 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ, and died 1773 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ. He married SARAH MOLLESON 1712 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ. She was born 22 Aug 1695 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

Children of DAVID RANDOLPH and SARAH MOLLESON are:

i. JAMES FITZ¹⁰ RANDOLPH, b. 8 Mar 1713, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

ii. ANNE FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 28 Aug 1714, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ; m. JOHN SMALLEY.

36. iii. MOLESON FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 10 Jan 1717, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ; d. 10 Dec 1795, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

iv. BATHSHEBA FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 17 Dec 1718, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ; m. ELIJAH POUND.

37. v. REUBEN FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1720, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

vi. BARZILLA B. FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1722, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

vii. THOMAS FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1725, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

viii. DAVID FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1730, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

ix. ELIZABETH FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1735, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ; m. PETER WOODEN.

x. MARGARET FITZ RANDOLPH, b. Nov 1739, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ; d. 29 Feb 1832, SALEM, VA; m. SAMUEL FITZ RANDOLPH, 1761; b. Oct 1738, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ; d. 25 Feb 1825, SALEM, VA.

26. NATHANIEL FITZ⁹ RANDOLPH (BENJAMIN FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 11 Nov 1703 in STONEY BROOK, NJ, and died 1743 in PRINCETON, NJ. He married (1) REBEKAH MERSHON 20 Oct 1729. He married (2) MARGARET ROBINSON 14 Mar 1733 in MERCER CO, NY.

Children of NATHANIEL RANDOLPH and REBEKAH MERSHON are:

i. EUNICE FITZ¹⁰ RANDOLPH, b. 10 Nov 1730, PRINCETON, NJ; d. 28 Mar 1759, YADIN, NC; m. GERSHOM HUNT, 4 Sep 1751.

ii. ANN FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 7 May 1734, MERCER CO, NJ (Princeton).

Child of NATHANIEL RANDOLPH and MARGARET ROBINSON is:

iii. NATHANIEL FITZ¹⁰ RANDOLPH, b. Abt. 1754.

Generation No. 10

27. NATHANIEL FITZ¹⁰ RANDOLPH (NATHANIEL FITZ⁹, NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 5 Jan 1700. He married MARY FITZ RANDOLPH*. She died 12 Sep 1743 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

Children of NATHANIEL RANDOLPH and MARY RANDOLPH* are:

i. MARY FITZ¹¹ RANDOLPH, b. 4 Jul 1721.

ii. RACHEL FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 13 Apr 1723.

iii. DAVID FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 7 Mar 1724.

38. iv. ROBERT FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 25 Sep 1737.

v. HANNAH FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 29 Oct 1739, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ; d. 26 Jun 1742, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

vi. THOMAS FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 21 Dec 1741.

28. MARTH FITZ¹⁰ RANDOLPH (JOHN FITZ⁹, NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 25 Apr 1693, and died 1766. She married JOHN VAIL 1712. He was born 1685 in WESTCHESTER, NY, and died 27 Nov 1774 in RAHWAY, NJ.

Children of MARTH RANDOLPH and JOHN VAIL are:

i. JOHN¹¹ VAIL, b. 14 Jun 1713; m. ELLEN BILLINGS.

ii. SAMUEL VAIL, b. 16 Dec 1714; d. 27 Sep 1715.

iii. JOSEPH VAIL, b. 1717; m. GRACE MANNING.

39. iv. MARY MOLLY VAIL, b. 1719.

40. v. THOMAS VAIL, b. 29 Jun 1720; d. 26 May 1807.

vi. ELIZABETH VAIL, b. 16 Mar 1722; d. 17 Jun 1740.

vii. NATHANIEL VAIL, b. 22 Sep 1724; m. ELIZABETH DENNIS, 1748.

viii. ISAAC VAIL, b. 30 Nov 1727.

ix. MARTHA VAIL, b. 28 Nov 1728; d. 15 Jun 1762; m. MARLOT.

x. SARAH VAIL, b. 12 Oct 1730; d. 1752; m. ISAAC JENNINGS.

xi. PETER VAIL, b. 9 Dec 1732; d. 22 Nov 1752.

29. JACOB FITZ¹⁰ RANDOLPH (SAMUEL FITZ⁹, NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 1708, and died 1779. He married ABAGAIL FITZ RANDOLPH*. She was born 1737, and died 1779.

Child of JACOB RANDOLPH and ABAGAIL RANDOLPH* is:

41. i. SAMUEL FITZ¹¹ RANDOLPH, b. 1762; d. 1800.

30. ESECH FITZ¹⁰ RANDOLPH (EDWARD FITZ⁹, NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) He married MARY ROBINSON.

Child of ESECH RANDOLPH and MARY ROBINSON is:

i. PHOEBE FITZ¹¹ RANDOLPH, b. 1736; d. 1785; m. ISAAC FREEMAN; b. 1737; d. 1818.

31. RICHARD FITZ¹⁰ RANDOLPH (EDWARD FITZ⁹, NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 1705, and died 1754. He married ELIZABETH CORLISS 1735. She was born 1716.

Child of RICHARD RANDOLPH and ELIZABETH CORLISS is:

42. i. THOMAS FITZ¹¹ RANDOLPH, b. 1740; d. 1801.

32. ROBERT FITZ¹⁰ RANDOLPH (EDWARD FITZ⁹, NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 19 Jul 1712 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ (Woodbridge), and died 1804 in GREENBROOK, NJ. He married CATHERINE TAYLOR 30 Dec 1737 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

Children of ROBERT RANDOLPH and CATHERINE TAYLOR are:

i. CATHERINE FITZ¹¹ RANDOLPH.

ii. EDWARD FITZ RANDOLPH.

iii. HOPE FITZ RANDOLPH.

iv. MARGARET FITZ RANDOLPH.

v. MARY FITZ RANDOLPH.

vi. MERCY FITZ RANDOLPH.

vii. SARAH FITZ RANDOLPH.

43. viii. ROBERT FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 14 Dec 1741, NEW JERSEY; d. Aft. 1812, CRAWFORD CO, PA.

44. ix. TAYLOR FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 21 Aug 1756, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ (Woodbridge).

33. HARTSHORNE FITZ¹⁰ RANDOLPH (EDWARD FITZ⁹, NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 1723 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ (Woodbridge), and died 1806 in MENDHAM TWP, NJ. He married RUTH DENNIS. She was born in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ, and died 1870 in RANDOLPHVILLE, NJ.

Child of HARTSHORNE RANDOLPH and RUTH DENNIS is:

45. i. PHINEAS FITZ¹¹ RANDOLPH, b. MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

34. EDWARD¹⁰ DRAKE (HANNAH FITZ⁹ RANDOLPH, JOSEPH FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) He married MARY MOLLY VAIL 27 Sep 1736, daughter of JOHN VAIL and MARTH RANDOLPH. She was born 1719.

Child of EDWARD DRAKE and MARY VAIL is:

i. JEREMIAH¹¹ DRAKE, b. 1738; m. ELIZABETH WOODEN.

35. JOSEPH FITZ¹⁰ RANDOLPH (JOSEPH FITZ⁹, JOSEPH FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 1722, and died 1782. He married ESTHER BRODERICK. She was born 1718.

Child of JOSEPH RANDOLPH and ESTHER BRODERICK is:

i. DANIEL FITZ¹¹ RANDOLPH, b. 1760; m. ROSANNAH FITZ RANDOLPH*.

36. MOLESON FITZ¹⁰ RANDOLPH (DAVID FITZ⁹, THOMAS FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 10 Jan 1717 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ, and died 10 Dec 1795 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ. He married HANNAH SMALLEY. She was born 1720 in NEW JERSEY, and died 10 Mar 1796 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

Children of MOLESON RANDOLPH and HANNAH SMALLEY are:

i. GILBERT FITZ¹¹ RANDOLPH, b. 1740, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ; m. MARY WOODEN, 1772.

ii. SARAH FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1742, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ; m. REUBEN DRAKE.

46. iii. NEHEMIAH FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 3 Jun 1744, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ; d. 3 Jan 1806, UNION CO, NJ.

iv. REUBEN FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1745, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ; m. ELIZABETH FITZ RANDOLPH*, 12 Dec 1770.

v. ASA FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1746, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ; m. MARY DAYTON, 1785.

vi. RACHEL FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 21 Aug 1751, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ; m. EPHRAIM DRAKE.

vii. DAVID FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1753, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

viii. MARY FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1755, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ; m. GABRIEL LABOYTEAUX, 31 Dec 1772.

37. REUBEN FITZ¹⁰ RANDOLPH (DAVID FITZ⁹, THOMAS FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 1720 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ. He married ROSANNA FITZ RANDOLPH*.

Children of REUBEN RANDOLPH and ROSANNA RANDOLPH* are:

i. SARAH FITZ¹¹ RANDOLPH, b. Mar 1753.

ii. SAMUEL FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 15 Sep 1755.

Generation No. 11

38. ROBERT FITZ¹¹ RANDOLPH (NATHANIEL FITZ¹⁰, NATHANIEL FITZ⁹, NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 25 Sep 1737. He married PHEBE FITZ RANDOLPH*.

Children of ROBERT RANDOLPH and PHEBE RANDOLPH* are:

i. SAMUEL FITZ¹² RANDOLPH, b. 1 Dec 1768.

ii. MERCY FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 5 May 1771, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

iii. MARY FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 19 Feb 1775, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ.

iv. JOSEPH FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 8 Jan 1781, STATEN ISLAND, NY.

39. MARY MOLLY¹¹ VAIL (MARTH FITZ¹⁰ RANDOLPH, JOHN FITZ⁹, NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 1719. She married EDWARD DRAKE 27 Sep 1736, son of ANDREW DRAKE and HANNAH RANDOLPH.

Child is listed above under (34) EDWARD DRAKE.

40. THOMAS¹¹ VAIL (MARTH FITZ¹⁰ RANDOLPH, JOHN FITZ⁹, NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 29 Jun 1720, and died 26 May 1807. He married SARAH DAVIS 1744. She died 1801.

Child of THOMAS VAIL and SARAH DAVIS is:

i. DAVIS¹² VAIL, b. 1756.

41. SAMUEL FITZ¹¹ RANDOLPH (JACOB FITZ¹⁰, SAMUEL FITZ⁹, NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 1762, and died 1800. He married PHEOBE BRUNDAGE 1790. She was born 1762, and died 1800.

Child of SAMUEL RANDOLPH and PHEOBE BRUNDAGE is:

47. i. WILLIAM FITZ¹² RANDOLPH, b. 1794; d. 1861.

42. THOMAS FITZ¹¹ RANDOLPH (RICHARD FITZ¹⁰, EDWARD FITZ⁹, NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 1740, and died 1801. He married ABIGAIL VAIL 1763. She was born 1742.

Child of THOMAS RANDOLPH and ABIGAIL VAIL is:

48. i. STEPHEN FITZ¹² RANDOLPH, b. 1772.

43. ROBERT FITZ¹¹ RANDOLPH (ROBERT FITZ¹⁰, EDWARD FITZ⁹, NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 14 Dec 1741 in NEW JERSEY, and died Aft. 1812 in CRAWFORD CO, PA. He married SARAH TAYLOR 1768.

Children of ROBERT RANDOLPH and SARAH TAYLOR are:

i. JAMES FITZ¹² RANDOLPH, d. Bef. Aug 1846, CRAWFORD CO, PA.

ii. ROBERT FITZ RANDOLPH, d. Bef. Aug 1846, CRAWFORD CO, PA.

iii. SARAH FITZ RANDOLPH.

iv. EDWARD FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1 Mar 1772, NORTHAMPTON CO, PA; d. Aft. Aug 1846, CRAWFORD CO, PA; m. ELIZABETH WILSON, 1797.

v. CATHERINE FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1776; d. 1810.

49. vi. TAYLOR FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 11 May 1781, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ; d. 1865, CRAWFORD CO, PA.

vii. ESACC FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1867, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ; d. Aft. 1850, CRAWFORD CO, PA (Mead TWP).

44. TAYLOR FITZ¹¹ RANDOLPH (ROBERT FITZ¹⁰, EDWARD FITZ⁹, NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 21 Aug 1756 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ (Woodbridge). He married MARY BAUM Jan 1783.

Children of TAYLOR RANDOLPH and MARY BAUM are:

50. i. WILLIAM FITZ¹² RANDOLPH, b. 1 Dec 1783, MIDDLESEX CO, NJ; d. 1855, NEW ATHENS, PA.

ii. ROBERT FITZ RANDOLPH.

iii. HUGH FITZ RANDOLPH.

iv. HOPE FITZ RANDOLPH.

v. URSULA FITZ RANDOLPH.

vi. NATHANIEL FITZ RANDOLPH.

vii. MARY FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 7 Apr 1807.

45. PHINEAS FITZ¹¹ RANDOLPH (HARTSHORNE FITZ¹⁰, EDWARD FITZ⁹, NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ. He married REBECCA DUNN. She was born 1743, and died 1809.

Child of PHINEAS RANDOLPH and REBECCA DUNN is:

51. i. HUGH FITZ¹² RANDOLPH, b. 1764, RANDOLPHVILLE, NJ; d. 1858, RANDOLPHVILLE, NJ.

46. NEHEMIAH FITZ¹¹ RANDOLPH (MOLESON FITZ¹⁰, DAVID FITZ⁹, THOMAS FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 3 Jun 1744 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ, and died 3 Jan 1806 in UNION CO, NJ. He married PHEBE WOODEN. She was born 1749 in NEW JERSEY, and died 28 Mar 1807 in UNION CO, NJ.

Children of NEHEMIAH RANDOLPH and PHEBE WOODEN are:

i. PETER FITZ¹² RANDOLPH, b. 12 Dec 1767, UNION CO, NJ; d. 24 Apr 1815; m. PHOEBE BLACKFORD, 9 Feb 1793.

ii. HANNAH FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1772, UNION CO, NJ; m. DAVID BLACKFORD.

iii. RHODA FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 15 Feb 1774, UNION CO, NJ.

iv. JONATHAN FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1775, UNION CO, NJ; d. 16 Nov 1821; m. NANCY HOLTON.

v. DAVID W. FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 16 Feb 1779, UNION CO, NJ; d. 16 Nov 1854; m. MARY FITZ RANDOLPH*, 2 Sep 1806.

52. vi. MICAH FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 18 Feb 1784, UNION CO, NJ; d. 12 Aug 1837, ALLEGANY CO, NY.

vii. MARY FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1788, UNION CO, NJ; m. JOB RYNO, 1812; b. 9 Feb 1789.

viii. JONAH FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 20 Oct 1789, UNION CO, NJ; d. 26 Jan 1856; m. URSULA MANNING.

ix. ELIZABETH FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1791, UNION CO, NJ; m. ZIBA WOODEN.

x. RACHEL FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1793, UNION CO, NJ; m. PETER WOODEN.

Generation No. 12

47. WILLIAM FITZ¹² RANDOLPH (SAMUEL FITZ¹¹, JACOB FITZ¹⁰, SAMUEL FITZ⁹, NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 1794, and died 1861. He married ELIZA THARP 1816. She was born 1797, and died 1829.

Child of WILLIAM RANDOLPH and ELIZA THARP is:

i. MARIETTA FITZ¹³ RANDOLPH, b. 1819; d. 1901; m. NARCISSE FRANCOISE HONORE DENIS, 1837; b. 1799, FRANCE; d. 1872.

48. STEPHEN FITZ¹² RANDOLPH (THOMAS FITZ¹¹, RICHARD FITZ¹⁰, EDWARD FITZ⁹, NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 1772. He married PERMELIA NUTT 1797. She was born 1780, and died 1857.

Child of STEPHEN RANDOLPH and PERMELIA NUTT is:

53. i. ABIGAIL FITZ¹³ RANDOLPH, b. 1805; d. 1870.

49. TAYLOR FITZ¹² RANDOLPH (ROBERT FITZ¹¹, ROBERT FITZ¹⁰, EDWARD FITZ⁹, NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 11 May 1781 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ, and died 1865 in CRAWFORD CO, PA. He married REBECCA OHLREY 1807. She was born 1784, and died Aug 1850 in CRAWFORD CO, PA.

Children of TAYLOR RANDOLPH and REBECCA OHLREY are:

i. SARAH FITZ¹³ RANDOLPH, b. 1809, CRAWFORD CO, PA; d. 1851; m. JOHN STEWART, 1840; b. 1810; d. 1860.

ii. MARIA RANDOLPH, b. 1814, CRAWFORD CO, PA.

iii. HIRAM RANDOLPH, b. 1816, CRAWFORD CO, PA.

iv. REBECCA RANDOLPH, b. 1822, CRAWFORD CO, PA.

v. ABISHA RANDOLPH, b. 1826, CRAWFORD CO, PA.

50. WILLIAM FITZ¹² RANDOLPH (TAYLOR FITZ¹¹, ROBERT FITZ¹⁰, EDWARD FITZ⁹, NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 1 Dec 1783 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ, and died 1855 in NEW ATHENS, PA. He married MARY SMITH Abt. 1799. She was born 1780 in NJ or CENTER CO, PA, and died 1852 in CLARION CO, PA.

Children of WILLIAM RANDOLPH and MARY SMITH are:

54. i. NATHANIEL¹³ RANDOLPH, b. 1800.

55. ii. MARY FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 18 Feb 1802, ARMSTRONG CO, PA; d. 3 Jun 1888, JEFFERSON CO, PA.

56. iii. JOHN RANDOLPH, b. 1807.

57. iv. TAYLOR RANDOLPH, b. 1814.

v. WASHINGTON RANDOLPH, b. 1815.

58. vi. HUGH RANDOLPH, b. 1824, PENNSYLVANIA.

51. HUGH FITZ¹² RANDOLPH (PHINEAS FITZ¹¹, HARTSHORNE FITZ¹⁰, EDWARD FITZ⁹, NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 1764 in RANDOLPHVILLE, NJ, and died 1858 in RANDOLPHVILLE, NJ. He married MARGARET CARMON. She was born 1770 in RANDOLPHVILLE, NJ, and died 1848.

Child of HUGH RANDOLPH and MARGARET CARMON is:

i. AARON FITZ¹³ RANDOLPH.

52. MICAH FITZ¹² RANDOLPH (NEHEMIAH FITZ¹¹, MOLESON FITZ¹⁰, DAVID FITZ⁹, THOMAS FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 18 Feb 1784 in UNION CO, NJ, and died 12 Aug 1837 in ALLEGANY CO, NY. He married ANN RUNYAN 6 Jun 1807 in MIDDLESEX CO, NJ. She was born Abt. 1787 in UNION CO, NJ.

Children of MICAH RANDOLPH and ANN RUNYAN are:

i. ELBERT FITZ¹³ RANDOLPH, b. 3 Mar 1808, UNION CO, NJ; d. 25 Jan 1810.

ii. RUNYAN FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1809, NEW JERSEY.

59. iii. ALBERT FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 13 Mar 1811, NEW JERSEY; d. 26 Apr 1896.

iv. JONATHAN FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1813.

v. SARAH MARTIN FITZ RANDOLPH, b. Abt. 1815; m. W. S. CRANDALL.

60. vi. ANNA ELIZA FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 21 Jun 1819, HUDSON CO, NJ; d. 11 Sep 1900, LAKE COUNTY, MI.

vii. RACHEL FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1820.

viii. NANCY FITZ RANDOLPH, b. 1821.

ix. JONATHAN FITZ RANDOLPH, b. Abt. 1822, NEW YORK; d. 8 Jan 1883, OSCEOLA CO, MI; m. ALMIRA EASTWOOD; b. Abt. 1825, NEW YORK; d. 16 Mar 1885, OSCEOLA CO, MI.

Generation No. 13

53. ABIGAIL FITZ¹³ RANDOLPH (STEPHEN FITZ¹², THOMAS FITZ¹¹, RICHARD FITZ¹⁰, EDWARD FITZ⁹, NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 1805, and died 1870. She married BENEDICT SHIPLEY 1821. He was born 1797, and died 1873.

Child of ABIGAIL RANDOLPH and BENEDICT SHIPLEY is:

61. i. GEORGE¹⁴ SHIPLEY, b. 1845; d. 1887.

54. NATHANIEL¹³ RANDOLPH (WILLIAM FITZ¹², TAYLOR FITZ¹¹, ROBERT FITZ¹⁰, EDWARD FITZ⁹, NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 1800. He married NANCY RANDOLPH*. She was born Abt. 1817.

Children of NATHANIEL RANDOLPH and NANCY RANDOLPH* are:

i. MARY¹⁴ RANDOLPH, b. Abt. 1826.

ii. JAMES RANDOLPH, b. 1830.

iii. NATHANIEL RANDOLPH, b. 1833.

iv. JOHN RANDOLPH, b. 1837.

55. MARY FITZ¹³ RANDOLPH (WILLIAM FITZ¹², TAYLOR FITZ¹¹, ROBERT FITZ¹⁰, EDWARD FITZ⁹, NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 18 Feb 1802 in ARMSTRONG CO, PA, and died 3 Jun 1888 in JEFFERSON CO, PA. She married JAMES CARNAHAN 1823 in ARMSTRONG CO, PA, son of THOMAS CARNAHAN and HANNAH CARNAHAN*. He was born 1806 in CRAWFORD CO, PA, and died 15 Dec 1883 in JEFFERSON CO, PA.

Children of MARY RANDOLPH and JAMES CARNAHAN are:

62. i. WILLIAM¹⁴ CARNAHAN, b. 10 Oct 1825, ARMSTRONG CO, PA; d. 12 Nov 1904, JEFFERSON CO, OH.

63. ii. PHOEBE CARNAHAN, b. Abt. 1827, ARMSTRONG CO, PA.

64. iii. THOMAS CARNAHAN, b. 20 Oct 1829, ARMSTRONG CO, PA (Toby TWP); d. 20 Oct 1888, JEFFERSON CO, PA.

65. iv. DAVID CARNAHAN, b. 15 Aug 1830, ARMSTRONG CO, PA; d. 13 Feb 1907, ALLEGHENY CO, PA.

v. ISABEL CARNAHAN, b. Abt. 1832, ARMSTRONG CO, PA; d. 12 Jul 1890, WESTMORELAND CO, PA; m. WILLIAM MASTERS, 1850; b. 24 Jun 1826, WESTMORELAND CO, PA; d. 22 Jan 1900.

66. vi. TAYLOR CARNAHAN, b. 28 Feb 1833, ARMSTRONG CO, PA; d. 1 Nov 1911, CLARION CO, PA.

vii. LUCINDA CARNAHAN, b. 1836, ARMSTRONG CO, PA; d. Bef. 1884; m. JONATHAN DAVIS, 25 Jan 1853, ARMSTRONG CO, PA.

67. viii. ELIZA JANE CARNAHAN, b. 1838, ARMSTRONG CO, PA; d. 11 Jul 1894, INDIANA.

ix. JAMES CARNAHAN, b. 1840, CLARION CO, PA.

68. x. HUGH CARNAHAN, b. 24 Jul 1844, CLARION CO, PA; d. 15 Jan 1907.

69. xi. BENJAMIN GARRISON CARNAHAN, b. 11 Aug 1846, CLARION CO, PA; d. 16 Jun 1927, PENNSYLVANIA.

56. JOHN¹³ RANDOLPH (WILLIAM FITZ¹², TAYLOR FITZ¹¹, ROBERT FITZ¹⁰, EDWARD FITZ⁹, NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 1807. He married ELIZA RANDOLPH*. She was born 1813.

Children of JOHN RANDOLPH and ELIZA RANDOLPH* are:

i. MARY¹⁴ RANDOLPH, b. 1831.

ii. REBECCA RANDOLPH, b. 1833.

iii. JANE RANDOLPH, b. 1835.

iv. ELI RANDOLPH, b. 1843, CLARION CO, PA.

v. ANN RANDOLPH, b. 1847, CLARION CO, PA.

vi. JAMES RANDOLPH, b. 1849, CLARION CO, PA.

57. TAYLOR¹³ RANDOLPH (WILLIAM FITZ¹², TAYLOR FITZ¹¹, ROBERT FITZ¹⁰, EDWARD FITZ⁹, NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 1814. He married MARY RANDOLPH*. She was born 1826.

Children of TAYLOR RANDOLPH and MARY RANDOLPH* are:

i. SUSANNAH¹⁴ RANDOLPH, b. 1835.

ii. JOHN RANDOLPH, b. 1837.

iii. JAMES RANDOLPH, b. 1840.

iv. ELIZA RANDOLPH, b. 1844.

58. HUGH¹³ RANDOLPH (WILLIAM FITZ¹², TAYLOR FITZ¹¹, ROBERT FITZ¹⁰, EDWARD FITZ⁹, NATHANIEL FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 1824 in PENNSYLVANIA. He married BARBARA RANDOLPH*. She was born 1825 in PENNSYLVANIA.

Children of HUGH RANDOLPH and BARBARA RANDOLPH* are:

i. LAWSON¹⁴ RANDOLPH, b. 1846, CLARION CO, PA.

ii. MARY RANDOLPH, b. 1848, CLARION CO, PA.

iii. SARAH RANDOLPH, b. 1849, CLARION CO, PA.

59. ALBERT FITZ¹³ RANDOLPH (MICAH FITZ¹², NEHEMIAH FITZ¹¹, MOLESON FITZ¹⁰, DAVID FITZ⁹, THOMAS FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 13 Mar 1811 in NEW JERSEY, and died 26 Apr 1896. He married ANNA STANDARD Abt. 1837. She was born Abt. 1815 in NEW YORK.

Children of ALBERT RANDOLPH and ANNA STANDARD are:

i. LAURA A. FITZ¹⁴ RANDOLPH, b. Abt. 1838, NEW YORK.

ii. SARAH J. FITZ RANDOLPH, b. Abt. 1840, NEW YORK.

iii. WASHINGTON FITZ RANDOLPH, b. Abt. 1842, NEW YORK.

iv. ASTHELLA FITZ RANDOLPH, b. Abt. 1846, NEW YORK.

v. SALLY M. FITZ RANDOLPH, b. Apr 1850, NEW YORK.

60. ANNA ELIZA FITZ¹³ RANDOLPH (MICAH FITZ¹², NEHEMIAH FITZ¹¹, MOLESON FITZ¹⁰, DAVID FITZ⁹, THOMAS FITZ⁸, EDWARD FITZ⁷, EDWARD FITZ⁶, CHRISTOPHER FITZ⁵, JOHN FITZ⁴, CHRISTOPHER FITZ³, 5TH SON OF², DUKE OF WESTMORELAND¹) was born 21 Jun 1819 in HUDSON CO, NJ, and died 11 Sep 1900 in LAKE COUNTY, MI. She married EPHRAIM CHARLES REED. He was born 16 Mar 1809 in MAINE, and died 13 Jan 1884 in OSCEOLA CO, MI.

Children of ANNA RANDOLPH and EPHRAIM REED are:

i. SALLY MARIA¹⁴ REED, b. 7 Jul 1841, NEW YORK; d. Abt. 1855.

ii. OLIVER PERRY REED, b. 22 Apr 1843; d. 13 Apr 1845.

iii. OSCAR PERRY REED, b. Abt. 1845, PENNSYLVANIA; d. 12 Jul 1925, OSCEOLA CO, MI; m. MILLIE BELLE LINDSEY, 12 Jul 1875; d. 1958, MICHIGAN.

iv. ALBERT REED, b. Abt. 1847, PENNSYLVANIA; d. 1865.

v. CHARLES J. REED, b. 13 Feb 1850, CRAWFORD CO, PA; d. 15 Apr 1932, OSCEOLA CO, MI; m. ELIZABETH MUND, 3 Apr 1886, OSCEOLA CO, MI; b. 26 Jan 1865, CANADA.

70. vi. ROYAL WILLIAM REED, b. 7 Dec 1854, OSCEOLA CO, MI; d. 1 Oct 1934, THURSTON CO, WA.

vii. HIRAM J. REED, b. 15 Nov 1857, PENNSYLVANIA; d. 8 Jan 1860,