Revolutionary War Veteran.
Richard Randle was born in Brunswick County, Virginia in 1752. He was doubtless a brother of Isham Randle. He enlisted in Brunswick County in 1777 for six weeks with Captain John Macklin, Colonel Charles Harrison, Virginia line of troops; he again enlisted in August, 1780 for nine months with Captains James Allen and West Harris in the North Carolina troops. With his younger brother, Isham, he came to Madison County, Illinois, to reside. He was pensioned.
Richard Randle was born in Brunswick County, Virginia in 1752. He was doubtless a brother of Isham Randle. He enlisted in Brunswick County in 1777 for six weeks with Captain John Macklin, Colonel Charles Harrison, Virginia line of troops; he again enlisted in August, 1780 for nine months with Captains James Allen and West Harris in the North Carolina troops. With his younger brother, Isham, he came to Madison County, Illinois, to reside. He was pensioned.
Revolutionary War Veteran.
Richard Randle was born in Brunswick County, Virginia in 1752. He was doubtless a brother of Isham Randle. He enlisted in Brunswick County in 1777 for six weeks with Captain John Macklin, Colonel Charles Harrison, Virginia line of troops; he again enlisted in August, 1780 for nine months with Captains James Allen and West Harris in the North Carolina troops. With his younger brother, Isham, he came to Madison County, Illinois, to reside. He was pensioned.
Richard Randle was born in Brunswick County, Virginia in 1752. He was doubtless a brother of Isham Randle. He enlisted in Brunswick County in 1777 for six weeks with Captain John Macklin, Colonel Charles Harrison, Virginia line of troops; he again enlisted in August, 1780 for nine months with Captains James Allen and West Harris in the North Carolina troops. With his younger brother, Isham, he came to Madison County, Illinois, to reside. He was pensioned.
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