Letitia RANDLE

Other Events:

• Name: Tisha Randle

Notes:

Her death certificate says her father was Glen Youngblood.

Letitia married Willis T YOUNGBLOOD on 22 Apr 1880 in , Frio, Texas, USA. Willis (son of Allen YOUNGBLOOD and Lurany Jane SEYMOUR) was born on 22 Nov 1848 in , , Georgia, USA; died on 29 Aug 1929 in Pearsall, Frio, Texas, USA; was buried on 31 Aug 1929 in Pearsall, Frio, Texas, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Married:
Married by JM Neatherlin, MG.

1. Lewis YOUNGBLOOD was born in 1885 in , , Texas, USA; died in Deceased; was buried in Pearsall, Frio, Texas, USA.
2. Joel Willis YOUNGBLOOD was born on 17 Mar 1887 in , , Texas, USA; died on 9 Dec 1918; was buried in Dec 1918 in Pearsall, Frio, Texas, USA.
3. Johnnie YOUNGBLOOD was born on 21 Jul 1889 in , , Texas, USA; died on 21 Dec 1957; was buried in Dec 1957 in Pearsall, Frio, Texas, USA.
4. Glen R YOUNGBLOOD was born on 4 Sep 1893 in , , Texas, USA; died on 2 Jul 1962; was buried in Jul 1962 in Pearsall, Frio, Texas, USA.

Other Events:

• Residence: Between 1827 and 1835, , Henry, Tennessee, USA
• Census: 1830, , Henry, Tennessee, USA; pg 46
• Census: 1840, , Stewart, Tennessee, USA; pg 320
• Residence: Abt 1847, , Navarro, Texas, USA
• Census: 1860, , Johnson, Texas, USA; pg 60, hh #413
• Residence: Aug 1868, , Atascosa, Texas, USA
• Census: 1870, , Atascosa, Texas, USA; pg 180, fam #121
• Residence: 1880, , Tom Green, Texas, USA; ED 119, pg 25 (400A)

Notes:

Comanche Peak, Johnson County became Acton, Hood County in 1856.

In the neighborhood below, yet tributary to Acton, we find John Randle, one of the oldest settlers here, in what is known as Carmichael Bend. His cabin is standing to this day, and the place is said to be the poorest land in that neighborhood, but this seems to have been no unusual thing, however, for an early settler to do. Many of those who came here when this territory was a vast unlocated public domain, abounding in some of the richest land in the state, passed over such and established their pre-emptions upon the poor hilly slopes and back bones. "Uncle Johnny" Randle remained in Hood County to a ripe old age, and oppressed with the weight of years and troubles growing out of litigations, he moved west some fifteen or more years ago. Two of his daughters were the wives respectfully of Newton and Wm. Manley heretofore mentioned. Norv is said to have been the first settler on George's Creek. [History of Hood County, Thomas T. Ewell, 1895]

His middle name might be Henry or Hogan.

(Research):RANDLE, J. W., Johnson Co, Comanche Peak PO, page 480 (Joseph W)

Census:

RANDLE, John H. 200101-01101

Census:
These ages don't fit amd I don't believe this is our John; only one of his children would have been under 15.
John Randle 2-1--1------- 1-1-1-1-----
1 male 30-40 with 3 male children under 15, 1 female 50-60, 1 female 20-30, and 2 females under 15

Census:
Comanche Peak PO
John H Randall M 63 North Carolina
Susan F Randall F 34 Tennessee
G W L Randall M 25 Tennessee
Wm C Randall M 9 Texas
Mary H Randall F 7 Texas
Brazoria Randall F 3 Texas

Census:
Somerset District
Randle, John H. 73 m w Farmer NC
W. C. 19 m w At Home TX
Mary H. 17 m w At Home TX
Brazoria 13 f w At Home TX
Lutetia 7 f w TX
Case, Richard 20 m w Farm Laborer AR

Residence:
Precinct 2
John Manning Self M 29 Georgia
Mary Manning Wife F 26 Texas
Susan Manning Dau F 7 Texas
F G Manning Dau F 5 Texas
W H Manning Son M 2 Texas
Mount Manning Son M 1 Texas
John Randel F-in-l M 85 North Carolina
John Davine Other M 38 Ohio

John married Susan F CARUTHERS on 6 Nov 1845 in , Henry, Tennessee, USA. Susan was born on 5 Jan 1824 in , Henry, Tennessee, USA; died in Jan 1863 in Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Occupation: blacksmith
• Residence: 1803, , Stewart, Tennessee, USA; Long Creek
• Military: 1812, , , Tennessee, USA; 26 Regt, Tennessee Militia
• Military: 1812, , , Tennessee, USA; Bryan's Detachment, Tennessee Militia
• Census: 1820, , Stewart, Tennessee, USA; pg 225
• Census: 1830, , Stewart, Tennessee, USA; pg 251
• Census: 1840, , Stewart, Tennessee, USA; pg 322
• Census: 28 Nov 1850, , Ouachita, Arkansas, USA; pg 109 (55A), d/f# 3/3

Notes:

(Medical):blind on 1850 Census

Residence:
... David Lewis, another North Carolinian came in about 1803, settling in the Fifth District. About that time quite a settlement of natives of the Carolinas was formed on Long Creek, six miles southeast of Dover, among whom were Travers Moore, Matthew Manning, Bryant and Zachariah O'Neal, Thomas and David Childers, Drewry Bird, Thomas, James and William Magee, Wilson Randle ...
[Goodspeeds History of Stewart County, published 1887]

Military:
26th Regt.

Census:

male
5 <10 1810-1820 [Jarrett, Tilman, Wilson, plus 2]
1 10-15 1805-1811 [William]
0 16-18 1802-1804
1 16-25 1795-1804 [Barrett]
0 26-44 1776-1794
1 >44?tab?bef 1776 [John Henry]
female
1 26-44 1776-1794 [Susan]
These are just guesses. George, John and Nancy were already married and I don't know the ages of the other children.

Census:

male
2 10-15
1 20-30
1 50-60
female
1 60-70

Census:
Marion Township
Jaratte Randall M 38 Tennessee
Susan Randall F 17 Alabama
Henry W Randall M 16 Tennessee
Wilson Randall M 80 Virginia
Wilson is blind.

Wilson married Susan HOGAN about 1795. Susan (daughter of James HOGAN) was born on 28 Dec 1779 in , Anson, North Carolina, USA; died on 26 Nov 1847 in , Ouachita, Arkansas, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Alt. Birth: 27 Aug 1780, , Anson, North Carolina, USA

Notes:

Susan died at her daughter's house (Martha Wall) only a few months after moving to Arkansas.

Alt. Birth:
North Carolina Advocate, 11 Feb 1848.