PVT CO A 31ST AL INF CSA
The name on his marker is Major R. O. Randall, so he may have served as a Major at one time. Rodolphus Ogilvia Randall was the son of Myrick Ogilva Randall and Lucy Melvina Kingsbury Randall. He was the husband of Louisa Josephine Turrentine Randall. In 1860 he was a Watch Maker and in 1870 he was a Silversmith.
(note: someone sent me an edit suggestion Oct. 15, 2013, that he was a vice president of a bank in Gadsden. I can not support the accuracy of this statement, because I have nothing to go by, but the tid bit, but other's may want to research into it, to prove it's accuracy.)
The name on his marker is Major R. O. Randall, so he may have served as a Major at one time. Rodolphus Ogilvia Randall was the son of Myrick Ogilva Randall and Lucy Melvina Kingsbury Randall. He was the husband of Louisa Josephine Turrentine Randall. In 1860 he was a Watch Maker and in 1870 he was a Silversmith.
(note: someone sent me an edit suggestion Oct. 15, 2013, that he was a vice president of a bank in Gadsden. I can not support the accuracy of this statement, because I have nothing to go by, but the tid bit, but other's may want to research into it, to prove it's accuracy.)
PVT CO A 31ST AL INF CSA
The name on his marker is Major R. O. Randall, so he may have served as a Major at one time. Rodolphus Ogilvia Randall was the son of Myrick Ogilva Randall and Lucy Melvina Kingsbury Randall. He was the husband of Louisa Josephine Turrentine Randall. In 1860 he was a Watch Maker and in 1870 he was a Silversmith.
(note: someone sent me an edit suggestion Oct. 15, 2013, that he was a vice president of a bank in Gadsden. I can not support the accuracy of this statement, because I have nothing to go by, but the tid bit, but other's may want to research into it, to prove it's accuracy.)
The name on his marker is Major R. O. Randall, so he may have served as a Major at one time. Rodolphus Ogilvia Randall was the son of Myrick Ogilva Randall and Lucy Melvina Kingsbury Randall. He was the husband of Louisa Josephine Turrentine Randall. In 1860 he was a Watch Maker and in 1870 he was a Silversmith.
(note: someone sent me an edit suggestion Oct. 15, 2013, that he was a vice president of a bank in Gadsden. I can not support the accuracy of this statement, because I have nothing to go by, but the tid bit, but other's may want to research into it, to prove it's accuracy.)
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1840-1910
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