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| Birth: | 16 Apr 1864 in Bishopville, Leesburg, Morgan County, Ohio 1 |
| Death: | 6 Jan 1943 in Piggott, Clay County, Arkansas 1 |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Justin Steel Randolph b. 12 Mar 1832 in Nelsonville, Athens County, Ohio |
| Mother: | Lorinda Bennett Price b. 12 Jan 1839 in Ohio |
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| Census: 1880 Windsor, Henry County, Missouri |
| Occupation: a farmer 1900 |
| Census: 1900 Howell County, Missouri |
| Ordination: 29 Aug 1909 First Baptist Church, Campbell, Dunklin County, Missouri |
| Ordination: 29 Aug 1909 First Baptist Church, Campbell, Dunklin County, Missouri 1 |
| Occupation: Baptist Minister 29 Aug 1909 First Baptist Church, Campbell, Dunklin County, Missouri |
| Census: 1910 Ward 2, Campbell, Dunklin County, Missouri |
| Occupation: Brick Mason 30 Apr 1910 |
| Changed: 4 Jan 2003 15:47:40 |
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| Frances Caroline Pitts (Wife) b. 7 Jun 1870 in Anna, Union County, Illinois
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| Marriage: | 13 Feb 1887 in Pollard, Clay County, Arkansas |
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 Nettie Bell Randolph b. 25 Oct 1889 in West Plains, Howell County, Missouri
- Ray Orlando Randolph b. 24 Nov 1892 in West Plains, Howell County, Missouri
 Estelle Francis Randolph b. 17 Apr 1893 in West Plains, Howell County, Missouri
- Alfa Enola Randolph b. 2 Jul 1896 in West Plains, Howell County, Missouri
- Albert William Randolph b. 11 Apr 1898 in West Plains, Howell County, Missouri
- Bertha Ellen Randolph b. 18 Mar 1900 in West Plains, Howell County, Missouri
- Beulah Ethel Randolph b. 13 Aug 1903 in Campbell, Dunklin County, Missouri
- Roy Elmer Randolph b. 14 Jul 1905 in Campbell, Dunklin County, Missouri
- Vera Marie Randolph
- Vern Randolph b. 15 Feb 1908 in Campbell, Dunklin County, Missouri
- Donald Eugene Randolph b. 16 Dec 1911 in Campbell, Dunklin County, Missouri
- Paul Maurice Randolph b. 27 Aug 1914 in Piggott, Clay County, Arkansas
- Harold Louis Randolph b. 26 Apr 1916 in Campbell, Dunklin County, Missouri
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Individual:
Another source has Ulysses's birth place as Bishopville, Leesburg, Morgan County, Ohio.
BIOGRAPHY:
From the June 24, 1870 census of Washington County, Waterford Township, Beverly City, Post Of fice of Lowell, Ohio, Justin Steel Randolph and family were living or boarding in the household of Dorcas Fletcher.
The 1880 census gives age as 16, working on the farm.
According to the 1910 Census of Campbell, a fourth class city, Ulysses Grant Randolph and fam ily resided in their own house, which was free and clear.
His occupation as of April 30, 1910 was a Brick Mason.
Ulysses and Fannie Pitts had 12 children.
He professed faith in Christ 1893 and united with First Baptist Church of West Plains, MO. A fter which moving his membership to the First Baptist Church of Campbell, MO., he was ordained to the full work of the Gospel Ministry on August 29, 1909. He died a member of the Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church of East Piggott, Ark.
Poetry was a hobbie of his.
Many, many years ago,
On the side of a JudeaHill
Shepards were watching their little flocks
And all was quiet and still.
Perhaps they talked of by gone days
And perhaps they were half alseep
Or listening to the rippling water fall
Or the bleating of the sheep.
The stars were shining in the sky
And an angel did appear,
Brighter than the shining sun.
And their hearts were filled with fear.
"Fear not,fear not ye shephards bold,
Unto you is born a King
In the City of David, Bethelehem."
They heard the angels sing.
And suddenly there did appear
In the calm and holy night,
A multitude, a heavenly host,
All robed in spotless white.
They sang a song, it was so sweet,
"Peace on earth, good will to men,
This is the bright and morning star,
The Star of Bethlehem."
Via Postcard:
From Ulysses (Capbell, Dunkin, MO)to one of his sisters. (Paragould, Greene, Arkansas. 12/21 /1911
Dear Sister and family. We received your letter and was glad to hear from you and hope you a re all well by this time. Would be glad to have you all come and spend Christmas with us. We will have a dull Christmas. Stella got married the 16 of December. We have a new boy at our house, came on the 16th, his name is Eugene. By By come when you can, U.G.R.
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