Mary Bond Fitz Randolph

DAVIS, THE SETTLERS OF SALEM, WEST VIRGINIA, by Susie Davis Nicholson, Salem, West Virginia, 1992. p. 21, 47, 48

"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 11, No 1, p 3, June 15, 1854. At Green Brier Run, Va., June 2d, 1854, of nervous fever, after an illness of five weeks, Mary, consort of William F. Randolph, aged 50 years. The deceased embraced religion and became a church member in early life. She was ever a faithful attendant at the house of God, and by her labors, prayers, and solicitations through life manifested much anxiety for the prosperity of the Redeemer’s kingdom on earth, particularly for the conversion of her children, friends, and acquaintances. During her last illness, while the body was racked with excessive agony, caused by the destructive workings of disease, sending forth many involuntary groans, entire resignation pervaded the mind. She was sensible to the last, her conversation was calm and affectionate, evidencing that the departing spirit was nearing that peaceful shore where the dead that die in the Lord rest from their labor, and their works do follow them.

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Children Photo Harriett Fitz Randolph Ford 1826–1900

Waldo F Randolph 1827–1863

Photo Judson F Randolph 1834–1920

Preston F Randolph 1836–1919

Photo Lewis Fitz Randolph 1841–1913