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Josias RANDALL RANDLE and Daniel Fisher sell Catherine Griffin 100 acres of land which RANDALL had sold to Fisher above.

Deed Book 5, page 221 William and John Higgin of the County of Craven in province of NC to John RANDLE of VA, Parish of St.

[] Joshua Fry, A Map of the most inhabited part of Virginia containing the whole province of Maryland with part of Pensilvania, New Jersey and North Carolina, ,.

Witnesses were Peter Ware his mark and Thomas Graham.

Wit: Peter RANLDE, Richard RANDLE, William Finch.

Wit: William Warwick, Richard Claiborne, Briggs Goodrick, William Mallory.

Believe this is the land known as RANDLE's ORDINARY Most of the children of John and Frances went to Montgomery County, North Carolina: NC Early Census Index, Montgomery County: 1779 RANDLE, Josias 1780 RANDLE, Colbey RANDLE, Isham RANDLE, John RANDLE, Josiah 1787 RANDLE, Colbe, page 005, District 2 RANDLE, Edmond, page 001, District 4 RANDLE, John, page 001, District 4 RANDLE, William, page 001, District 4 1790 Montgomery County, NC census: RANDLE, Benajah, page 414, 01-01-05-00-00 RANDLE, Colby, page 414, 02-03-05-00-00 RANDLE, Edmond, page 415, 01-03-05-00-00 RANDLE, John, page 415, 02-02-07-00-00 RANDLE, Johnson, page 414, 01-04-01-00-00 RANDLE, Paton Peyton , page 415, 01-00-03-00-00 RANDLE, Peter, page 415, 02-03-04-00-00 RANDLE, William, Page 415, 02-03-02-00-00 1800 Mecklenburg County, NC census: Should this be Montgomery? I know the premise is supposed to be the procedure makes Kevin Bacon go insane, but he is completely unlikable from the outset.

November the 24th 1783 8:294 An Indenture of bargain and Sale from Josiah Randle to Isham Randle was proved by the oaths of William Warwick, Richard Clairborne, and Briggs Godrich witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded.

Deed Book 4, page 125.

John RANDLE, deaf, Josias RANDLE and Jean RANDLE wife of the said Josias RANDLE of the parish of Meherrin and County of Brunswick of the one part and Thomas Allen of the same place, that John, Josias, and Jean RANDLE for and in consideration of the sum of forty five pounds current money of Virginia sell Thomas Allen a tract of land on south side of Meherrin River in Brunswick County, on Rocky Run.