Typescript copy of letter of G.B.R. [George B. Randolph?], Anniston, Alabama, to "my dear Raymond," discussing his family's genealogy (2 pages). On stationery of the St. Louis Division, Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company, Cairo, Illinois. Encloses a copy of a letter of T.B. Brown or Morganfield, Kentucky. John Butler Randolph owned Randolph station, the first station on the L. & N.R.R. [Louisville & Nashville Railroad] from Louisville. His first wife was Miss Standiford, sister of Dr. E.D. Standiford, long-time president of the L. & N.R.R. Miss Frisbee was a sister of Miss Kate Frisbee for whom a steamboat was named. Lottie M. Steele of Fulton, Kentucky, is G.B.R.'s brother Edmund’s daughter. Butler [John Butler Randolph?] died in 1864 or 1865, and is buried in Cave Hill Cemetery in Louisville. One of his sisters, Margaret, married a Mr. Sisson. Mentions a Mr. Castleman of West Point, Kentucky. Encloses a letter from Uncle Ranson N. Crane of Tamoroa, Perry County, Illinois., 1901 Apr 21, Box: 1, Folder: 1. George Brown Randolph Papers, A2372. Missouri Historical Society Library and Research Center.

Typescript copy of letter of G.B.R. [George B. Randolph?], Anniston, Alabama, to "my dear Raymond," discussing his family's genealogy (2 pages). On stationery of the St. Louis Division, Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company, Cairo, Illinois. Encloses a copy of a letter of T.B. Brown or Morganfield, Kentucky. John Butler Randolph owned Randolph station, the first station on the L. & N.R.R. [Louisville & Nashville Railroad] from Louisville. His first wife was Miss Standiford, sister of Dr. E.D. Standiford, long-time president of the L. & N.R.R. Miss Frisbee was a sister of Miss Kate Frisbee for whom a steamboat was named. Lottie M. Steele of Fulton, Kentucky, is G.B.R.'s brother Edmund’s daughter. Butler [John Butler Randolph?] died in 1864 or 1865, and is buried in Cave Hill Cemetery in Louisville. One of his sisters, Margaret, married a Mr. Sisson. Mentions a Mr. Castleman of West Point, Kentucky. Encloses a letter from Uncle Ranson N. Crane of Tamoroa, Perry County, Illinois., 1901 Apr 21, Box: 1, Folder: 1. George Brown Randolph Papers, A2372. Missouri Historical Society Library and Research Center. https://mohistory.mobiusconsortium.org/repositories/2/archival_objects/5685 Accessed November 14, 2024.