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Ens. Thomas Randall
b.Est 1637
m. Abt 1634 - John RandallEst 1635 - 1717/18
- Thomas RandallEst 1637 - 1711
Facts and Events
References
- ↑ Chaffin, William Ladd. A biographical history of Robert Randall and his descendants, 1608-1909. (New York, New York: Grafton Press, 1909)
page 4.
John is described as the eldest son and Thomas as the youngest son, both as children of Robert Randall's first wife.
- ↑ Chaffin, William Ladd. A biographical history of Robert Randall and his descendants, 1608-1909. (New York, New York: Grafton Press, 1909)
page 4.
'By [his first wife, Mary] Robert Randall had: ... Thomas, b. probably at Weymouth bet. 1630 and 1640; d. June 11, 1711, in Taunton North Purchase.'
NOTE: What was the Taunton North Purchase is now partly in Easton, partly in Norton and partly in Mansfield.
- ↑ Chaffin, William Ladd. A biographical history of Robert Randall and his descendants, 1608-1909. (New York, New York: Grafton Press, 1909)
page 8.
'Thomas Randall bought half of the fifty-first share [of Taunton North Purchase] and the land set apart to him was at what became Easton, ...'
- ↑ Rounds, H. L. Peter. Abstracts of Bristol County, Massachusetts probate records: Bristol County, Massachusetts probate records. (Genealogical Publishing Company, 1987)
1:56, 59.
'Order that since Mrs. Hannah Randall, widow of THOMAS RANDALL of Taun. North Purchase, through infirmity of old age, could not appear, & since Thomas Randall, eldest son, refused adm., that therefore Adm. be granted to Israel Randall, 2nd son of dcd., dtd. 6 Oct. 1712 [3:97].' 'Inv. of Est. of THOMAS READ, Sr., of Taun. who died 11 June 1711 pres. 7 Jan. 1712/3 by Isreal Randall of Taun. No. Purchase, Adm. ... [3:129].
It appears that Chaffin treated the record cited as [3:129] as belonging to Thomas Randall, Sr. Given the record cited as [3:97], this seems reasonable, and it is likely that the name was transcribed incorrectly in the book of abstracts.
- The New England Historical and Genealogical Register. (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society)
98[1944]:281 (Notes).
'The Weymouth Town Records are cited as authority by Louis Stoughton Drake, and by William L. Chaffin, author of A Biographical History of Robert Randall (1909), for the supposed marriage of Joane Drake to Thomas Randall ... Weymouth Vital Records (1910), a compilation of the Town Records, does not show such a marriage; neither is there record of the birth of a son, Thomas Randall, on Mar. 12, 1659, in this volume. Without documentary evidence to support the contention, it is extremely doubtful then, that a Joane Drake was in Weymouth, Mass. between 1654 and 1671, or that Thomas Randall ever had a wife named Joane, who can be proved to be a sister of Thomas Drake.'
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