July 1, 1867, three years after Louisiana abolishes slavery and two years after the end of the Civil War, a baby girl named Josephine is born at Bayou Goula, Louisiana to Eliza Randolph. Grandma Phine married Samuel Laurence DeLavallade April 30, 1885. Together they had the following DeLavallade children: Samuel, Charles, Bonford, Fannie, Dorothy, Arthur, and Herman. Sister of Emily Green,Bonford Emile, George, Robert, Eliza, and Alice Thompson... Granddaughter of George and Emmeline Randolph. Niece of Stephen/Steven Randolph, Josephine Randolph, Fanny Randolph,Bushrod and Robert Randolph.
July 1, 1867, three years after Louisiana abolishes slavery and two years after the end of the Civil War, a baby girl named Josephine is born at Bayou Goula, Louisiana to Eliza Randolph. Grandma Phine married Samuel Laurence DeLavallade April 30, 1885. Together they had the following DeLavallade children: Samuel, Charles, Bonford, Fannie, Dorothy, Arthur, and Herman. Sister of Emily Green,Bonford Emile, George, Robert, Eliza, and Alice Thompson... Granddaughter of George and Emmeline Randolph. Niece of Stephen/Steven Randolph, Josephine Randolph, Fanny Randolph,Bushrod and Robert Randolph.
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