Isaac Randall Biography from History of Rockingham County, NH
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Surname: RANDALL
Source:  History of Rockingham County, New Hampshire and Representative Citizens
          by Charles A. Hazlett, Richmond-Arnold Publishing Co., Chicago, Ill., 1915 

Page 938

   ISAAC RANDALL, a prosperous farmer and lumberman of Hamp-
stead, Rockingham County, N. H., comes of an old New England family.
His paternal great grandfather married Jane Worth, a daughter of
Captain William Worth of Revolutionary distinction.
   Jacob Randall, grandfather of the subject of this record, was born
in Amesbury, N. H., and was a soldier in the United States Army
during the War of 1812.  He married Belinda Bond, and among their
children was Isaac Randall, Sr.  The latter was born in Chester, and for
a greater part of his career, his business was that of getting out ship
timber.  He married Sarah W. Bartlett of Salisbury, Mass., and their
children were: Mary A., wife of Ladd Richardson; Sarah F., wife of
A. W. Foot; Jane W., wife of T. M. Cook; Eleanor T., wife of H. P.
Williams; Abbie, wife of F. M. Rice; Isaac, whose name heads this 
record; and Laura F., who died in infancy.  The father of this family died 
in August, 1865.
   Isaac Randall, Jr., was born in East Chester, N. H. October 4, 1859, 
and received an educational training in the public and high schools of 
Hampstead.  Upon leaving school he worked in a box factory three 
years, then went to West Hampstead where he was in the employ of Mr. 
Ordway two years.  After working in Haverhill for a short time he 
returned to Hampstead and worked in a store for ten years.  At the end 
of that time he bought the store which he conducted for some years, and 
during a part of the time also conducted a general store in East 
Hampstead.  He is now engaged in farming and does a large lum-ber 
business.  He was appointed postmaster under President Harrison and 
efficiently filled that office for a period of twenty-four years.  He has 
served as town clerk and selectman.
   In 1889, Mr. Randall was united in marriage with Miss Alice Spol-lett 
and they have three children: Eleanor T., Morris I., and Evelyn W.  
Fraternally Mr. Randall is a member of the Masonic Order at Derry, and 
the Junior Order United Mechanics.

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