Brief Sketches of the Randolphs and Their Connections: the Woodsons, the Keiths, the Strothers, the Pleasants and the Mayos; Also a Brief Sketch of th

Originally published in 1898, William Edward Railey's genealogy of the Randolph family remains a valuable resource for historians and genealogists today. Focusing on the central clan and their relationships with other prominent Virginia families, Railey paints a rich portrait of colonial life in the South.

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