Samuel Randall Private

Samuel Randall Private

Lifespan: 1748 - 1837

Birth: 26 Dec 1748 in Rochester, Massachusetts

Occupation: Private in the Continental Army, Farmer

Marriage: Lydia Hawley Beers

Children: Hawley Randall, Levi Randall, Experience Randall, Lydia Randall, Mary Randall, William Randall, Stephen Randall, Abigail Randall Priest

Parents: Samuel Randall & Phoebe Sara Hathaway

Death: 10 Jan 1905 in Ballston Spa, Saratoga, New York

Burial: Northville’s Main Street Cemetery

Samuel Randall Jr.: A Patriot’s Journey Through Revolution and Frontier

Chapter 1: Roots in Rochester – The Making of a Revolutionary (1748-1775)

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