The Randolphs of Prince William County, Virginia, volume II
- Small, Deborah Ann Kraemer, 1952- (Main Author)
- Randolph, John, b. 1720 (Subject)
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Microfilm of original published : Winter Park, Fl. : D. Small, 1989. 294 p.
This book was written as volume 2 of Blanche Randolph's book. It traces further ancestors, makes corrections and follows additional Randolph family lines.
John Randolph was a descendant of Pocahontas. He was born about 1720 and married Ann Osborn in 1745. Information on several of his lines of descendants are included in this book. Descendants now live in Florida, Ohio, Oklahoma, Louisanna, Kentucky, and elsewhere.
Bibliography: p. 594.
Includes index.
Includes Randolph, Purcell, Oliver, Brown, Longfellow, Jackson, Braddy, Osborne, and related families.
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