Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

Tire sons and a daughter grew to
william Mann. liullins. Nicholas and
N:m"S Dillon Randolph.
h3in'!9 Jeners"h Randolph grad
course. taking thu - A.. u. IN.
\, degrees only descen-
dhnt SO far 70 accomplish tho last
ne ~ z practising attorney in Char
initesvilie. and is asHociat" editor Of
N" daily paper, the Progress. Mir.
Randolph was chosen presidential
"I'ctor for tic seventh Virginia Dis
'rIct on the Democratic ticket for Cox
ana Roosevelt IN the election ia No.
N"fnh"r 1920, and also served az
member of the local leErI aly,snrv
board in ia" administration 81 the So.
irGJiT, rrat, system liz mnrrieI.
who dicd leaving two l~au2hters. and
~ l+!H. Miss Ami" Chiffon Markli.
OF Lexington. Va. an artist Of talent.
william Mann Randolph graduated
IN mcdi.inc b"tor. his wcnty-nrst
year ana prhciiScd in charlottesville
uhtN 1914 when he removed 10 Arl-
I"ha. He married Mary Walker.
OF Major Thomns j. RAN
!pirh tiD hnd has six children.
Prominent Gcurrin Lawyer.
l%iollirs Nicholas Randolph. grind
uhtcd in law NJ the university. and
mas Won a high place in his protrs.
son IN Atianta Ga. II" married Miss
"r9iine Walicr; Of savannah. Ga.
mad" an "Hviabl- place Tor herself in
nc public health work OF the state,
..,ht IN" ic!d s"cr"t,ry q f1hc anti
tnh"rcul "sis work under DR.. tsnn!on
O. Williams "A, Richmond. and known
ihr aud VIA" throughout tho state for
her ENLIGHTENED views and
thought.
of the H~arrisoYs. Jane Hollins
Nish".as became a noted teacher and
SfH1 moi "a - no H.. -
marricd Alex u Randall OF that noted
Maryland family. She is n writer Of
NOT" on historical copies.
~ ih', Ma*9ns. of King George
n"r OF III" Legislature and ci-cui,
Judge. in which position he died a
fcw years ago. "
or the Riifins, Wilson Nichola. was
a prominent business man OF Dan
VILE ana William Roane was CON.
%spiclous in public affairs in ,hc
Petersburg District. b~nmlng rcctnr
or the university under Governor Will
IAN r.. cameron IN i>Sa. Ills sons
burg ana G~ord"nsviiic and a daugh-
Ter. Gary Anne. married X. NJ. Nc
Murdo. a. Alhcmarl". Cary Randolph
liuiin ;he Youngest. was adopted by
ith" last owner OF EdGehiu and in
ncrited the old family estate from
her at her death In 1902; He had
Hp'Ht 81 ihIEc Pdrt OF MS lifc on the
place and was the ~favoritc Of his
Aunt Carry who had strong hopes
mat lie could maintain and keep up
tho property.
He was obliged to dispose OF II.
however. after II few years owing 70
the large amount Of debts ana annt-
ltios resting uuon II and II passed
into other hands.
OF the sons % Mr.. aud Mrs. II. G..
III. kcan. III" elder Launcelot NJ. re-
moved to the West and became n
prominent LAWYER in Denver.
Colonel jefferson Randolph Kcnn.
after graduating nmcdicinc mt the
OF the army and Scrvcd In many ncIus
and stations. until III" great war.
when he was selected as Chief Sur
econ. lin" Of communication, y. r. r.
in France.
DIR. w. e. y. Handolnh was Il CON
spicuous character in his home con-
mun!ty both before ann after the
war; being a physician ana
OF skill.
lie married FIRST. Mamie Holiday
Hnh had three DAUGHTERS and n son.
Wilson Cary Nicholas. .Ir.. the last
q prominent farmer and grower of
fruit In Campbell. or the daughters.
Shackclfnrh. long prominent in orange
and Julia married william Porter
field, now Of Orange.
Of the children Of Patsy Jefferson
Randolph and j. G. II. Taylor. the
eldest, Bennett TAYLOR. served with
promoted Ia lieutenan:-colonol OF the
famous Nintccnth Virginia Regiment
hat was found in charge OF rickrtt's
Division ON July .. 1863. He was
severely wounded and for a long time
it was feared that he had been killed