Randles Station
Welcome
Randles hearts are forever knit together with friendship and love.
I'm so glad you stopped by. Here you can read interesting stories about Randles people, visit a working lighthouse and listen to original songs composed by me, Linda Randles. See photos of Pilgrim George and even Hank Williams Jr! I've spent a lot of time researching our family history, and I am proud of my heritage. From log cabins to lighthouses our Randles were and still are great builders, industrious pioneers and truly unique people!
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Dear Lord, we thank you for this perfect day,
For leading us so gently by the hand.
To meet with friends, to worship and to pray.
We ask your help so we can understand.
How joy and woe are parts of Your great plan.
How fear and laughter, tears and smiles combine.
As threads that make the fabric of each life.
Woven together by Your will divine.
Thank You for faithfulness that knows no end.
ThankYou, dear Lord, for loving us. Amen
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Abraham Randles Sr. * m. Elizabeth Chaney
*Pioneer Of Roscoe
Enoch Sr. m. "Peggy" Williams
Issac m. Mary Chaney
Achsah m. 1st Noah Williams m. 2nd Samuel Foster
Hannah m. Moses "Miser" Foster
Rachel m. Thomas Williams
John m. Elizabeth Horton
Sarah "Sally" m. Thomas Jefferson Chaney
Mary Elizabeth m. William Foster
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Copyright © 2006 - 2009 by Linda Randles
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The children of Jonas & Martha Randles.
Martha's will probated in Coshocton County, Ohio in 1838.
Periodically we will feature a Randles person on this page.
Feature Story: Honoring A Special Centenarian
On June 5, 2009, Dorothy Randles Fontron, of Hutchinson, Kansas turned 100 years old !
HAPPY BIRTHDAY DOROTHY!
This lovely daughter of William Scott Randles
and great granddaughter of Roscoe pioneer, Abraham Randles Sr., was still driving at age 98 when this picture was taken in 2007.
THE JOY OF THE LORD IS HER STRENGTH
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Thank You My Friend
Dorothy Alleyne (Randles), was married to Leo Stockham Sr., he died in 1938. She then married John Fontron, he died in 1982. She has always lived in Hutchinson except for 11 years when she lived in Topeka while Judge John Fontron served on the Kansas Supreme Court.
Mother Teresa
Catholic Nun Missionary
Nobel Peace Prize Recipent 1910 - 1997
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In America's poorest county the electric meters are being yanked out in bitterly cold weather! This is an outrage!
In every war, Native Americans have defended America. It is time for us to treat them with the respect they deserve.
Coming soon - new pages to honor the FIRST PEOPLE of America.
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The Randles Family
HONORS A SPECIAL CENTENARIAN
Dorothy Randles Fontron
Kids Privacy Policy
Randles Reunion
In Ohio is at Nellie School in Warsaw on July 12th
All twigs & branches welcome!
