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

some colonia! brick mansion :" ia
miilar to all.
rrior to Iris. he had resided at
Tuition and Monticello. So as to lie
In clos. touch w!th his devoted grand
father and his eighth daughter. Miss
,aroi!na Ramsey. Randolph. Sn"
vas the hrst chiii to too born under
IT. roof She was also the last OF IN.
family to die there.
Noted Family Circle.
The family group NJ Eigahill COM
following sons and dnurhtcrs: Mar
snrct smith. irst child ana daughter
was born in Richmond ~ tn" Cow
.rnor's Mansion. during the incVm-
nency ,3f her grandfather. Thomas
..Shr married her cousin. william
Mann ~ii"ndoiph. son al Dr, Joht
nrncr a con = .of Colonel I,andt'r :.
a son. OF. the frs; Thomas Mann. ar i
~ E%dGchill.
Patsy Jefferson Randolph. married
IN 1884, TO John G. u Taylor. OF JET
tcrson. and later Albrunarl" county.
Here was the trst wedding held ia
the Sew Edgch!l manslon-house.
Ellen Wnyics, married 10 william
u Harrison, OF Upper brandon.
Thomas jefferson Randolph. Jr..
married Charlotte McrIwcther, nrsi
and later h"t cousin. Margaret.
Their defendants are The follow
ing:
Frank Mcrlwc,her Randolph. mar
ricd charlotte Macon. and now resil-
ing Al "Cl~overhells," IN The kcswick
neighhorhood. whose children are.
Margaret Randolph, OF 'clovcrhclis'
Mrs. II II. JOSlin, of Clover miiill'.
Mrs q Rafferty, and Mary walker
dolph. o. iishcc, Arizona.
Marie Jefferson married John l.
Mason. OF King George
MARY buchanan Randolph Carr
Anne. married Frank q Nuffin, of
Chesterfield ana Richmond. and See
on Auditor. OF Virginia.
Jane Nicholas. married Hon. II. g..
II. kcan. The distinguished literature
and lawycr Of h~.ynchnurs Va.
Nisholns Randolph. NJ -. Of the
university and noted in his profcs-
sion as we'll as long time rector of
the university.
Meriwc;hcr Lewis, famous in the
most valued scouts. and married to
the widow Pope.
Satah Nichols Randolph, TIL" noted
educator. who. with nor sisters. aided
in organizing the l:dgchil school. aud
who was later principal of Fatapsco
Institute. I:lllcotte CITY. Md, and Miss
Itanholph's school. Eutaw Place, Bal
timOrc.
Center "f Education md Culture.
EdVehill School for Girls. PLAYED n
49, l"'i 4 ga Nsa' VI q
ton of the generation following
tho close OF the Civil War. II was
the outgrowth % tthc homc-school
that Colonel and Mrs. Randolph had
assembled while their daughters were
growing up. y ~:ovcrnyss taught
them and Il few others from neigh
boring families.
Afterwards. this grew into a larger
school in which the sisters took part.
n by which they helped their father
In his self impossl task Of paying
on III" obligations left by his fa,her
and grandfather. When III. last debt
was paid. IN" school was given up.
to relieve the embarrassment caused
Colonel Randolph, by his patriotic
investment Oi $4,000 in Confederate
States bnd
This 'ccond school lasted until
within Il few years Of the death Of
the last daughter, in 1902 and cxertcd
an influence mp OF hundreds OF the
South's young women
OF the marriage Of MARGARET Smith
i,arioiph and William Mann RAN
doiph. two children were BORN. Jane
Margaret. who married Colonel Ed
ward &. Anderson. or Savannah, Ga.
and William Lewis Randolph. cap
married after tho war to Agnes Dill
lon. of Savannah Ga.
Richmond Man IL Descendant.
OF Mrs. Audcrs0n's children. tho
oldest, jefferson Randolph Anderson.
=. l.. is n prominent lawyer and
member Of the Legislature Of Gcor-
"ln. residing nj savannah. n George
wayne Anderson. u. L.. equally prom
inent in Richmond. Va. a former
~ Senator ana now assistant CITY
~"ncv.
O. Captain ~Randolph's children.