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Peter Randolph

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(1717-1767)

BIRTH

October 20, 1717

PLACE

Turkey Island, Henrico County, Virginia

DEATH

July 8, 1767

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FAMILY

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FATHER

William Randolph II

(1681-1741)

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WIFE

Lucy Bolling

(1719-1767)

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CHILDREN

Anne Randolph Fitzhugh

(1747-1805)

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CHILDREN

Beverley Randolph

(1754-1797)

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Peter Randolph (1717–1767) was a Virginia legislator and councillor from the Turkey Island family. Educated at William and Mary, he became clerk of the House of Burgesses in 1740 and held that post until 1749. He represented Henrico County in 1748–49, then served on the governor’s council until his death. He also worked as a Henrico justice of the peace. In 1738 he married Lucy Bolling; their children included Beverley Randolph, later governor of Virginia.

EARLY LIFE

Peter Randolph was a son of William Randolph II and Elizabeth Beverley. Sources differ between 1712 and 1717 for his birth year.

Randolph held colonial public offices. His family included his wife Lucy Bolling and son Beverley Randolph.

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DEATH

Peter Randolph was a Virginia legislator and councillor from the Turkey Island family. Educated at William and Mary, he became clerk of the House of Burgesses in 1740 and held that post until 1749. Randolph held colonial public offices. Peter Randolph died on Jul 8, 1767. The available biographical account does not describe a continuous final medical course. It gives no dependable sequence of treatment and last symptoms from which to reconstruct a more detailed bedside narrative.

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