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Charles Randall 1780–1865 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 18 Sep 1780

Birth Location: Johnston, RI

Death Date: 07 Apr 1865

Death Location: Woodlawn Cemetery, Johnston, RI

Father: Caleb Randall

Mother: Sarah King

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Children(s):

Charles Randall was born in 1780 in Johnston, RI, the child of Caleb Randall And Sarah King. Charles Randall passed away in 1865 in Woodlawn Cemetery, Johnston, RI.

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Biography

  • Charles Randall was born in 1780 in Johnston, RI, the child of Caleb Randall And Sarah King.
  • Charles Randall passed away in 1865 in Woodlawn Cemetery, Johnston, RI.

Immediate Family

Parents

Caleb Randall
1750–
Birth Location: Cranston, RI
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Sarah King
1752–1834
Birth Location: Johnston, RI
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Spouses(s)

Children(s)

Charles Randall's Ancestors

Self
Charles Randall
1780–1865
Birth Place: Johnston, RI
Parents
Caleb Randall
1750–
Cranston, RI
Sarah King
1752–1834
Johnston, RI
Grandparents
Joseph Randall
1728–
Knightsville, RI
Great-Grandparents
William Randall
1695–
Mercy Williams
1695–
2nd-Great-Grandparents
William Randall
1675–1742
Abial
1675–1753
Joseph Williams
1673–1752

Charles Randall's Timeline

2 Records

1780
18 Sep 1780
Birth of Charles Randall in Johnston, RI
Johnston, RI
1865
07 Apr 1865
Age 85
Death of Charles Randall
None

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 18 Sep 1780
    Event Place: Johnston, RI
    Record Source: Randall and Allied Families : William Randall (1609-1693) of Scituate and His Descendants with Ancestral Families

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 07 Apr 1865

    Genealogy Event 3
    Event Type: Burial
    Event Place: Woodlawn Cemetery, Johnston, RI
    Record Source: RI Historical Cemeteries Transcription Project
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