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Ellen W. Randolph Coolidge to Bennett Taylor, 21 Feb. 1865

My son Algernon received a letter from my brother Jefferson, yesterday, dated 3d February, perhaps even later news than you have received. All well. I write principally to say that I feel to-day more encouraged in the matter of your exchange than I have done yet. Mr C. who has been unremitting in...

Mary Buchanan Randolph’s Account of Union Forces in Charlottesville and at Edgehill, [after 3 Mar. 1865]

Papa sent a dispatch to Cobham to day to be sent to Tom to give you news of our safety and losses. I will write to you to day to give you an account of these last five frightful days beginning with Friday when we heard the Yak Yankee cavalry was really in Charlottesville. Case came down early in...

Charlotte R. Robinson to Bennett Taylor, [4? 7?] Mar. 1865

Mrs Emley & myself returned from Washington last night. Gen. Hancock who is the principal person there for the arrangement of the exchange of prisoners promised us, to have you, & Lieut: Moncure, sent from Johnsons Island amongst the first that are now to leave. I am sorry I could not go,...

Jane H. Nicholas Randolph to Lucy Colston Taylor, 2 Aug. 1865

I offered my congratulations to Bennett this morning, & I cannot sleep to night without tendering the same to you my dear Lucy (as I hope you will allow me hereafter to address you) on the happy relation in which you stand to each other Bennett will tell you that I have loved him more than...

Announcement of the Reopening of the Boarding School for Young Ladies at Edge Hill, [before 1 Sept. 1866]

Boarding School for Young Ladies. AT EDGE HILL, Albemarle County, Va. The Misses Randolph propose to re-open their Select School for Young Ladies, On the 1st. of September, 1866. Having the benefit of a long experience they hope to give entire satisfaction to all who may entrust them with the...

Sarah N. Randolph: Last Words of General George Wythe Randolph, 4 Apr. 1867

Last Words of Gen. G. W. R. by S. N. R. April 4th. 1867. Uncle George having refused positively to let any one sit up with him, I told Aunt Mary (his wife) that I could not leave her alone with him while he was so ill and would sleep on an easy chair in the parlour, so the door being open...

Ann C. Randolph Bankhead
Ann Cary Morris
Elizabeth Trist
Ellen W. Randolph Coolidge
Etienne St. Julien de Tournillon
Francis Eppes
George Wythe Randolph
Jane H. Nicholas Randolph
John Hemmings
John Wayles Eppes
John Wayles Eppes, Jr.
Joseph Coolidge
Maria Jefferson Eppes
Marie Jacinthe de Botidoux
Martha Jefferson Randolph
Mary J. Randolph
Meriwether L. Randolph
Nicholas P. Trist
Thomas Jefferson Randolph
Thomas Mann Randolph
Virginia J. Randolph Trist
Cornelia J. Randolph

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