Historical records matching Captain Thomas Randolph Keith
view all 20
Immediate Family
-
wife -
daughter -
daughter
-
son -
-
daughter
-
son
-
son
-
son
-
father -
mother -
brother
About Captain Thomas Randolph Keith
A Patriot of the American Revolution for VIRGINIA with the rank of CAPTAIN. DAR Ancestor # A064223
- Updated from WikiTree Genealogy via sister Mary Randolph Marshall (born Keith) by SmartCopy: Apr 2 2015, 7:05:54 UTC
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/107758032/thomas-randolph-keith
Married Judith Blackwell, daughter of Joseph (Col.) Blackwell Sr. and Lucy Steptoe, on 25 May 1775 Fauquier County, VA Sec. V, Ch 33, Chief Justice John Marshall officiating.
He was Gent. Justice of Peace. Military service in 1778 Record 5119, Lt. of Fauquier Co., later Capt. received Bounty Warrant. Inherited on 8 Sep 1778 "Huntly" see Gott p 205 Deed Book 6 for description. Property on 3 Sep 1787 Granted 20,626 acres in Fayette County on the Ohio by Beverly Randolph. He was on Tax List in 1790; Fauquier Personal Tax C, 1 free tithable, 12 negroes over 16, 1 negro 12-16, 9 horses and mares. On 12 Jun 1794 purchased 31 acres with Peter Conway along Deep Run. Estate Appraisal on 25 May 1807 Fauquier, WB 4, p 370. Estate Account on 12 Oct 1810 distribution made.
It is in some records that Thomas and Judith are buried in the Blackwell Family Cemetery in Fauquier County, VA.
Thomas Keith was the son of Rev James Keith. James Keith emigrated to Virginia after the Jacobite War between Scotland and England. He settled in Fauquier County Va. as an Episcopal pastor. He married Mary Isham Randolph. She had previously run away with a plantation overseer,and had a child. The Randolph family hunted her down and killed the baby and overseer. She was said to have suffered a nervous breakdown. Subsequently she married Rev. James Keith and had 6 children, Isham, Thomas, John Mashall, James Peter and Harriet.
Thomas served as a Captain during the Revolutionary War. He married Judith Blackwell. He was granted land in Columbia County Ga., and while on a trip to Georgia he died. His son John Marshall had accompanied him on the trip and later took over running the Ga. plantation.
Married Judith Blackwell, daughter of Joseph (Col.) Blackwell Sr. and Lucy Steptoe, on 25 May 1775 Fauquier County, VA Sec. V, Ch 33, Chief Justice John Marshall officiating.
He was Gent. Justice of Peace. Military service in 1778 Record 5119, Lt. of Fauquier Co., later Capt. received Bounty Warrant. Inherited on 8 Sep 1778 "Huntly" see Gott p 205 Deed Book 6 for description. Property on 3 Sep 1787 Granted 20,626 acres in Fayette County on the Ohio by Beverly Randolph. He was on Tax List in 1790; Fauquier Personal Tax C, 1 free tithable, 12 negroes over 16, 1 negro 12-16, 9 horses and mares. On 12 Jun 1794 purchased 31 acres with Peter Conway along Deep Run. Estate Appraisal on 25 May 1807 Fauquier, WB 4, p 370. Estate Account on 12 Oct 1810 distribution made.
It is in some records that Thomas and Judith are buried in the Blackwell Family Cemetery in Fauquier County, VA.* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Sep 20 2020, 2:43:59 UTC
view all 14
Captain Thomas Randolph Keith's Timeline
| 1736 |
March 14, 1736
|
Hamilton Parish, Prince William, Virginia
|
|
| 1782 |
April 5, 1782
|
Fauquier County, Virginia
|
|
| 1784 |
1784
|
Fauquier, VA, United States
|
|
| 1789 |
June 19, 1789
|
||
| 1797 |
September 30, 1797
|
Fauquier, Virginia
|
|
| 1801 |
April 11, 1801
|
||
| 1805 |
1805
Age 68
|
Evans, Columbia, Georgia
|
|
| ???? |
Virginia?
|
||
| ???? |