Bucks County PA Archives Biographies.....Randt, Henry H.
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Source: History of Bucks County, Pennsylvania; edited by 
J.H. Battle; A. Warner & Co.; 1887
Tinicum Township


   HENRY H. RANDT miller, P.O. Pipersville, is a son of John 
Randt, who came from Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Germany, in 
August, 1857. He bought a farm in Haycock township, where he 
died March 10, 1882, aged 61. He was a very industrious man, 
of excellent character and habits and was a deacon in the 
Keller Lutheran church. He was married in Germany to 
Charlotte Honzen, who is living with her daughter in 
Bethlehem, aged 55. Their children were:  Sophia, who is the 
wife of Reuben Jenney, living in Bethlehem; Levi, married to 
Nora Weaver, living in Springfield township, and Henry H., 
who was the oldest and was born in Bedminster township March 
4, 1858. Until he was 20 years old he worked on farms, then 
two years in a saw-mill, after which he went into milling, 
which he has followed ever since. In May, 1886, he bought 
the mill on the Tohickon which had long been known as the 
ÒMyers mill.Ó December 3, 1881, he was married to Pernice, 
daughter of Jacob Sassaman, of Springfield township. She was 
born in 1861. They have two children:  Albert and John.  Mr. 
Randt is known as an honest, thorough-going young man of 
unimpeachable character. He is a member of the Keller 
Lutheran church and his wife of the Reformed church of the 
same place.