Thomas Randolph followed his wife Melinda Jane Fitzgerald family from Tennessee to Texas.
He joined the military along with his brother-in-laws Pleasant, James, and Anderson Fitzgerald. They ended up being part of a renegade group and wore both uniforms. They were caught in Texas. Anderson and James were able to escape but Thomas Randolph and Pleasant Fitzgerald were hung by a lynch mob just outside of Greenville, Hunt, Texas.
They were buried under the tree they were hung from and no makers were placed.
His wife: Malinda Jane Fitzgerald 1832-1919
Children:
John Wesley Randolph 1849-1929
William Madison Randolph 1851-1908
Henry Columbus Randolph 1855-1937
Mary M Randolph / Mankins 1856-1921
Nancy Aura Randolph / Blanton 1862-1949
He joined the military along with his brother-in-laws Pleasant, James, and Anderson Fitzgerald. They ended up being part of a renegade group and wore both uniforms. They were caught in Texas. Anderson and James were able to escape but Thomas Randolph and Pleasant Fitzgerald were hung by a lynch mob just outside of Greenville, Hunt, Texas.
They were buried under the tree they were hung from and no makers were placed.
His wife: Malinda Jane Fitzgerald 1832-1919
Children:
John Wesley Randolph 1849-1929
William Madison Randolph 1851-1908
Henry Columbus Randolph 1855-1937
Mary M Randolph / Mankins 1856-1921
Nancy Aura Randolph / Blanton 1862-1949
Thomas Randolph followed his wife Melinda Jane Fitzgerald family from Tennessee to Texas.
He joined the military along with his brother-in-laws Pleasant, James, and Anderson Fitzgerald. They ended up being part of a renegade group and wore both uniforms. They were caught in Texas. Anderson and James were able to escape but Thomas Randolph and Pleasant Fitzgerald were hung by a lynch mob just outside of Greenville, Hunt, Texas.
They were buried under the tree they were hung from and no makers were placed.
His wife: Malinda Jane Fitzgerald 1832-1919
Children:
John Wesley Randolph 1849-1929
William Madison Randolph 1851-1908
Henry Columbus Randolph 1855-1937
Mary M Randolph / Mankins 1856-1921
Nancy Aura Randolph / Blanton 1862-1949
He joined the military along with his brother-in-laws Pleasant, James, and Anderson Fitzgerald. They ended up being part of a renegade group and wore both uniforms. They were caught in Texas. Anderson and James were able to escape but Thomas Randolph and Pleasant Fitzgerald were hung by a lynch mob just outside of Greenville, Hunt, Texas.
They were buried under the tree they were hung from and no makers were placed.
His wife: Malinda Jane Fitzgerald 1832-1919
Children:
John Wesley Randolph 1849-1929
William Madison Randolph 1851-1908
Henry Columbus Randolph 1855-1937
Mary M Randolph / Mankins 1856-1921
Nancy Aura Randolph / Blanton 1862-1949
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