Hattie Brown Randall is found with her family in the 1900 Jackson County, MO, census; the 1910 City of Saint Louis, MO, census; the 1920 Wayne County, MI, census, the 1930 Franklin County, OH, census; and the 1940 Lafayette County, MO, census. Her husband was a marble worker, and it is believed that the family traveled from job to job.
Hattie Brown and Reason Virgil Randall married on 12 June 1890 in Jackson County, MO. They had one child, Alma Alice Randall, who married Charles Patrick Wishmeyer.
The grave of Hattie Randall is unmarked. It is one of 12 plots purchased from the Masons by her husband, Reason Virgil Randall. Other plots are occupied by her daughter and granddaughter, and their spouses.
Hattie Randall was a daughter of William J Brown and Lucinda Beckwith of Marshall County, Illinois. Her siblings were William L. Brown, Fidelia Higgins, Asher D. Brown, Mary L Johnson, and Hannah, who never married.
Hattie Brown and Reason Virgil Randall married on 12 June 1890 in Jackson County, MO. They had one child, Alma Alice Randall, who married Charles Patrick Wishmeyer.
The grave of Hattie Randall is unmarked. It is one of 12 plots purchased from the Masons by her husband, Reason Virgil Randall. Other plots are occupied by her daughter and granddaughter, and their spouses.
Hattie Randall was a daughter of William J Brown and Lucinda Beckwith of Marshall County, Illinois. Her siblings were William L. Brown, Fidelia Higgins, Asher D. Brown, Mary L Johnson, and Hannah, who never married.
Hattie Brown Randall is found with her family in the 1900 Jackson County, MO, census; the 1910 City of Saint Louis, MO, census; the 1920 Wayne County, MI, census, the 1930 Franklin County, OH, census; and the 1940 Lafayette County, MO, census. Her husband was a marble worker, and it is believed that the family traveled from job to job.
Hattie Brown and Reason Virgil Randall married on 12 June 1890 in Jackson County, MO. They had one child, Alma Alice Randall, who married Charles Patrick Wishmeyer.
The grave of Hattie Randall is unmarked. It is one of 12 plots purchased from the Masons by her husband, Reason Virgil Randall. Other plots are occupied by her daughter and granddaughter, and their spouses.
Hattie Randall was a daughter of William J Brown and Lucinda Beckwith of Marshall County, Illinois. Her siblings were William L. Brown, Fidelia Higgins, Asher D. Brown, Mary L Johnson, and Hannah, who never married.
Hattie Brown and Reason Virgil Randall married on 12 June 1890 in Jackson County, MO. They had one child, Alma Alice Randall, who married Charles Patrick Wishmeyer.
The grave of Hattie Randall is unmarked. It is one of 12 plots purchased from the Masons by her husband, Reason Virgil Randall. Other plots are occupied by her daughter and granddaughter, and their spouses.
Hattie Randall was a daughter of William J Brown and Lucinda Beckwith of Marshall County, Illinois. Her siblings were William L. Brown, Fidelia Higgins, Asher D. Brown, Mary L Johnson, and Hannah, who never married.
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