He held Methodist services in his house for most of his life, and held quarterly meetings under a large oak tree on his property, called the "Muster tree." He worked for a time building a chapel, completing the Randall Chapel Methodist Church in 1897, shortly before his death in 1898. He is buried in his chapel's cemetery.
He held Methodist services in his house for most of his life, and held quarterly meetings under a large oak tree on his property, called the "Muster tree." He worked for a time building a chapel, completing the Randall Chapel Methodist Church in 1897, shortly before his death in 1898. He is buried in his chapel's cemetery.
Family Members
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James Randall
1836–1885
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Jemima Randall Colyer
1840–1859
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John Randall
1842 – unknown
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Alexander Randall
1844 – unknown
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Nancy Randall Phelps
1845–1936
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Sarah Ann Randall Phelps
1847–1924
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William P Randall
1849 – unknown
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Matilda Randall Parkey
1852–1914
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Lucinda Randall Colyer
1855–1913
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Jesse Peyton Randolph Randall
1857–1920
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Robert Richard Randall Jr
1859–1911
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