Josiah or Josias RANDLE

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	2  DATE BET 1777 AND 1781
	2  PLAC See Note
	2  SOUR S002276


Illinois Revolutionary War Veteran Burials
Name: Isham Randle was a native of Brunswick County, Virginia, born in 1759. He removed to North Carolina, where he enlisted in Montgomery county, but later he re-enlisted in Brunswick county, Virginia. His first service was in 1780, for three months under Capt. Abner Crump, Col. Dowy Leadbetter. The second service was November, 1781, for four months with Capt. Edmund Wilkins. He applied for a pension while a resident of Goshen, Madison county, in 1832. It is not known where he is buried.

Name: Richard Randle was born in Brunswick County, Virginia, in 1751. He was doubtless a brother of Isham. He enlisted in Brunswick county in 1777 for six weeks with Capt. John Macklin, Col. Charles Harrison, Virginia line of troops; he again enlisted August, 1780, for nine months with Capts. James Allen and West Harris in the North Carolina troops. With his younger brother he came to Madison County, Illinois, to reside, where he died at an advanced age. He and Isham are doubtless buried in Goshen. He was pensioned.
                  

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	2  DATE BET 1780 AND 1781
	2  PLAC See Note
	2  SOUR S002276
	3  DATA
	4  TEXT ancestry.com


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Children at home in 1800 Census:  three males 16-25, two males 10-15, one male under 10 (W. H. Newton), one female 10-15, one female under 10.

llinois Revolutionary War Veteran Burials
Name: Isham Randle was a native of Brunswick County, Virginia, born in 1759. He removed to North Carolina, where he enlisted in Montgomery county, but later he re-enlisted in Brunswick county, Virginia. His first service was in 1780, for three months under Capt. Abner Crump, Col. Dowy Leadbetter. The second service was November, 1781, for four months with Capt. Edmund Wilkins. He applied for a pension while a resident of Goshen, Madison county, in 1832. It is not known where he is buried.

Name: Richard Randle was born in Brunswick County, Virginia, in 1751. He was doubtless a brother of Isham. He enlisted in Brunswick county in 1777 for six weeks with Capt. John Macklin, Col. Charles Harrison, Virginia line of troops; he again enlisted August, 1780, for nine months with Capts. James Allen and West Harris in the North Carolina troops. With his younger brother he came to Madison county, Illinois, to reside, where he died at an advanced age. He and Isham are doubtless buried in Goshen. He was pensioned.

Note:  Also listed in the IGI with the middle name of Ashbury instead of Randolph.

Also listed on the IGI as being born 28 Mar 1758 instead of 23 as listed in One World Tree.