Frances BROWN Randolph was a sister of Thomas Brown, Isaac Brown, Sallie Brown Kitchens, and Francis BROWN. According to the Cemetery History of Kitchens-Brown Cemetery posted on this site, Frances Brown Randolph is buried here as well as her husband, John D. Randolph.
Frances birth date is a best guess based on 1830 and 1840 census records as well as dates of her known siblings as well as her marriage date of 1824.
Her death date would have been between 1844 and 1849 in Walker County, Alabama. She is mentioned as a charter member of the Sulphur Springs Primitive Baptist Church in 1844.
She is probably born in Grainger Co., Tennessee. Her brother Thomas gives his birthdate as 1806 Grainger County. Sister, Sallie born c1796 in Tennessee and brother, Isaac in 1809 Tennessee.
Frances doesn't have a marker at this cemetery and if she ever had one it is long gone. Her husband, John D. Randolph had a marker at one time as it is listed in cemetery census records of Walker County, Alabama.
I place this memorial here to honor her memory and definitely know she is buried in Walker County and this is likely her burial place based on her husband and sister are buried here.
There isn't any documentation for her name to be anything but Frances at this time.
Frances birth date is a best guess based on 1830 and 1840 census records as well as dates of her known siblings as well as her marriage date of 1824.
Her death date would have been between 1844 and 1849 in Walker County, Alabama. She is mentioned as a charter member of the Sulphur Springs Primitive Baptist Church in 1844.
She is probably born in Grainger Co., Tennessee. Her brother Thomas gives his birthdate as 1806 Grainger County. Sister, Sallie born c1796 in Tennessee and brother, Isaac in 1809 Tennessee.
Frances doesn't have a marker at this cemetery and if she ever had one it is long gone. Her husband, John D. Randolph had a marker at one time as it is listed in cemetery census records of Walker County, Alabama.
I place this memorial here to honor her memory and definitely know she is buried in Walker County and this is likely her burial place based on her husband and sister are buried here.
There isn't any documentation for her name to be anything but Frances at this time.
Frances BROWN Randolph was a sister of Thomas Brown, Isaac Brown, Sallie Brown Kitchens, and Francis BROWN. According to the Cemetery History of Kitchens-Brown Cemetery posted on this site, Frances Brown Randolph is buried here as well as her husband, John D. Randolph.
Frances birth date is a best guess based on 1830 and 1840 census records as well as dates of her known siblings as well as her marriage date of 1824.
Her death date would have been between 1844 and 1849 in Walker County, Alabama. She is mentioned as a charter member of the Sulphur Springs Primitive Baptist Church in 1844.
She is probably born in Grainger Co., Tennessee. Her brother Thomas gives his birthdate as 1806 Grainger County. Sister, Sallie born c1796 in Tennessee and brother, Isaac in 1809 Tennessee.
Frances doesn't have a marker at this cemetery and if she ever had one it is long gone. Her husband, John D. Randolph had a marker at one time as it is listed in cemetery census records of Walker County, Alabama.
I place this memorial here to honor her memory and definitely know she is buried in Walker County and this is likely her burial place based on her husband and sister are buried here.
There isn't any documentation for her name to be anything but Frances at this time.
Frances birth date is a best guess based on 1830 and 1840 census records as well as dates of her known siblings as well as her marriage date of 1824.
Her death date would have been between 1844 and 1849 in Walker County, Alabama. She is mentioned as a charter member of the Sulphur Springs Primitive Baptist Church in 1844.
She is probably born in Grainger Co., Tennessee. Her brother Thomas gives his birthdate as 1806 Grainger County. Sister, Sallie born c1796 in Tennessee and brother, Isaac in 1809 Tennessee.
Frances doesn't have a marker at this cemetery and if she ever had one it is long gone. Her husband, John D. Randolph had a marker at one time as it is listed in cemetery census records of Walker County, Alabama.
I place this memorial here to honor her memory and definitely know she is buried in Walker County and this is likely her burial place based on her husband and sister are buried here.
There isn't any documentation for her name to be anything but Frances at this time.
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