Spouse: James Rev. KEITH. Mary Isham RANDOLPH and James Rev. KEITH were married in 1733 in ,Fauquier,Virginia. Children were: Mary Randolph KEITH, John KEITH, Alexander KEITH, Isham KEITH, Elizabeth KEITH, Judith KEITH, James A KEITH.

Spouse: Ivan Otis COTNER. Mildred RANDOLPH and Ivan Otis COTNER were divorced. Children were: Chester Marshall COTNER, Living COTNER.

Virginia, Prominent Families
Volume IV
Chapter XIII Hite, Madison, Fontaine and Maury Families.
Family Record.
IV. Abraham Hite, fourth son of Hans Yost Hite and Anna Maria, née du Bois, was b. May 10, 1729 in Pennsylvania on the Perkiomen Creek. He was only two years old when brought to Virginia. Nothing more of him is known until he settled on the South Branch (called by the Indians, Gerando) of the Shenandoah river, in Hampshire County, and December 3, 1751, married Rebecca Van Meter, a daughter of Isaac and Annetjie (Wynkoop) Van Meter. He owned much land, was an active farmer, but like his older brothers, looked well to the civil concerns of his country. He represented Hampshire County in the House of Burgesses from 1769 to 1774. He was also in the State Convention of 1776. With James Wood he became surety for Maj. Charles Simmes, November, 1776, for fourteen thousand eight hundred English pounds, bounty money, to raise a battalion. He and his son, Lieut. George Hite, were members of the Cincinnati. May 20, 1904, there was unveiled at Williamsburg, Va., a granite boulder in memory of events which happened in the old capital.On the rear of the monument is the list of the members of the House of Burgesses, who at Raleigh Tavern, May 18, 1769, May 27, 1774, and August, 1774, entered into an association against the importation or purchase of British manufactures. Among the names are found, Philip Ludwell Grymes, Wilson Miles Cary, Peyton Randolph, John Walker, Thomas Walker, Abram Hite, Sr., John Hite, Jr., and David Meade. At a court held at Annapolis, Md., for Berkeley Co., April 21, 1778, the "Gentlemen Justices present were, William Patterson, James Monroe, Thomas Hite." At this same court Thomas Hite and others applied for permission "to inoculate their families for smallpox in their own houses." Some years later Capt. Abraham Hite, Sr., removed to Kentucky and died there. His wife outlived him nineteen years.
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Will T. Hale, History of DeKalb County, Tennessee (1915 repr. 1969, Womack Press, McMinnville, Tennessee):

Chapter 8: Annals of Alexandria, pp. 95-97.
The writer has had access to an old ledger which belonged to Dr. John W. Overall, who resided in Alexandria. It covers a period from 1830 to October, 1834, and no doubt the names listed therein include a number of the pioneers of Alexandria as well as a number in other counties but in the town's "sphere of influence." The names follow Caleb Davis, Nehemiah Dowell, Sterling Davis, Daniel Coggin, James P. Dale, Elisha Dowell, Smithson C. Doss, Stewart Doss, Prestley Dowell, Levi A. Durham, Col. E. Durham, John Dyournet, Joshua M. Coffee, Beverley Callicoat, Thomas Crutchfield, Lineas Cock, David Crowder, Samuel Casey, Robert Caskey, Winslow Carter, John S. Brien, Thomas Beckwith, Peter Barton, Roland Burks, Manson M. Brien, Aaron Botts, David Blue, Thomas Bomar, James Brien, Thomas Bradford, William Bennett, Willis Dowell, William Edwards, Cornelius Ellison, Jacob Fite, Amos FOUTCH, Floyd Davis, William Floyd, Joseph Fite, Shadrack Figgin, John Floyd, G. W. Grayson, J. M. Goodner, Benjamin Garrison, Stephen GRIFFIN, Valentine Gates, William Grandstaff, Henry Helmantaller, Philip Hass, Henry Haley, Benjamin D. Hynds, Henton A. Hill, Joab Haflin, Josiah Hicks, Sterling Hale, John Hathaway, Hawkins Heflin, Grogan Harper, Levi Herod, Pendleton Hobson, Washington Hicks, Hardin Hardcastle, Benjamin Jones, Josiah Inge, Wyatt Jenkins, Nelson Kyle, James Kitching, Spencer Kelley, Edward Lawrence, W. F. Luck, James Lancaster, John Lucky, William Linn, Gregory Moore, William MARLER, John Moore (hatter), David Malone, Joseph McCrabb, Maj. William Moore, James Askew, Don Allison, Robert Nixon, Levi Purnell, Overstreet Pritchard, Caleb Preston, Philip Palmer, Britain Reynolds, Rison Roland, Augustin Robinson, North Reynolds, Henry Rollings, Daniel Ratlidge, Peyton Randolph, George Reasonover, William Wright, Thomas Simpson, Randolph Sanlin, Fuller Sanlin, William Stokes, Jordan Stokes, George Simpson, Anderson Tibbs, T. J. Tyree, Edward Turner, Littleberry Turner, Wilson Tubb, Benjamin Tubb, Tolliver Turner, John VANTREASE, Joshua Vick, Samuel Vanatta, William VANTREASE, Jeremiah Whitlock, Anthony Ward, John Warford, Benton WOOD, Abel WOOD, James Winfrey, William Wellaby, Tucker Woodson, Jesse WOOD, Pleasant Watson, David Warford, Duke C. Wright, and Dobson Yeargin
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From "The Billingsley Family of America" by Harry Alexander Davis, Page 179, it is stated that Peyton resided Sullivan, and Hawkins Cos., Tenn. to 1805 then moved to White Co., and then to Warren Co. where they resided 50 1812-13 then moved to McMinn Co., Tenn. where Mary died about 1842 aet. &3 years, he survived her and died about 1852, his daughter-in-law, Rhoda, window of Robert, came to live with him about 1844 as he was advanced in age, and of feeble health in his last years.
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"Children of Ruben and Sarah Bumbalough Randolph"
Elizabeth Randolph Van Winkle wrote this list of her father, Ruben Radolph's, brothers and sisters in her own handwriting on Oct. 13, 1917, at Erasmus, TN, in Cumberland County. Elizabeth was the 5th child born to Ruben Randolph and Sarah Bumbalough. Elizabeth married Jacob Van Winkle. Elizabeth is buried next to her husband, Jacob, in Thomas Springs Cemetery, Southwest of Crossville, Tennessee, in Cumberland County. Elizabeth took care of her father, Ruben, in the later years of his life after her mother, Sarah died. Elizabeth's mother, Sarah, is buried at Board Valley Cemetery in White County, Tennessee, next to Elizabeth's younger brother, Henry Randolph, who died during the Civil War. Elizabeth's father, Reuben Randolph, is buried at Thomas Springs Cemetery, in Cumberland Co., TN near her grave and the grave of her husband.
"Brothers of Father:
Chis Randolph
Thomas
Pleas
Patan
Lankister
Jeptha
Sisters:
Lucinda
Lucy"

Parents: William Sr RANDOLPH and Miriam Ann EPPES.

Spouse: Rhoda PIERCE.

Spouse: Mary Elizabeth PAYNE. Mary Elizabeth PAYNE and Peyton RANDOLPH , Sr. were married before 1788 in North Carolina.^3712,3715 They^3712,3715 were married before 1788 in N.C..¹⁴⁸⁰ Children were: Robert Payne RANDOLPH, Peyton RANDOLPH , Jr., Reuben RANDOLPH, Thomas RANDOLPH, Chisholm RANDOLPH, William John RANDOLPH, Pleasant RANDOLPH, Jeptha RANDOLPH, Lancaster RANDOLPH, Tabitha RANDOLPH, Lucinda RANDOLPH, Lucy RANDOLPH.

Spouse: Elizabeth RYLAND. Elizabeth RYLAND and Richard RANDOLPH were married before 1650 in , Yorkshire, England. Children were: Richard RANDOLPH, Dorothy RANDOLPH, Mary RANDOLPH, Thomas RANDOLPH, John RANDOLPH, Elizabeth RANDOLPH, Margaret RANDOLPH, William RANDOLPH, John RANDOLPH, Dorothy RANDOLPH, Mary RANDOLPH.

Spouse: Elizabeth RYLAND. Elizabeth RYLAND and Richard RANDOLPH were married before 1650 in , Yorkshire, England. Children were: Richard RANDOLPH, Dorothy RANDOLPH, Mary RANDOLPH, Thomas RANDOLPH, John RANDOLPH, Elizabeth RANDOLPH, Margaret RANDOLPH, William RANDOLPH, John RANDOLPH, Dorothy RANDOLPH, Mary RANDOLPH.

Spouse: Jane BOLLING. Jane BOLLING and Col. Richard RANDOLPH were married about 1704 in ,,Virginia. Children were: Frances RANDOLPH.