Madison Asbury Randolph



Contributed by: Verle Randolph






My Great Grandfather, Madison Asbury Randolph served in the 2nd
ARKANSAS CAVALRY REGIMENT, UNION from June 1862 until the end of the
war. He was mustered out in July 1865 in Tennessee.
He was born about 1837 in Fayette County, Alabama and died in January
1923 in Summersville, Mo.
 
About 1860 Madison traveled to St Charles County Missouri, just west
of St Louis, with his older brother, Montgomery Campbell Randolph,
Montgomery's wife and two small children. Montgomery was killed by
bushwhackers about June 1862. In 1863 Madison married his brother's
widow, Lydia Ann Cranford Randolph, after she had Montgomery's third son.
 
After he was mustered out in 1865 he traveled back to Missouri and
homesteaded a place just north of Summersville, Mo. He and Lydia had
ten children.
 
Madison and Lydia are buried in the Summersville cemetery on highway
17 just south of town.
Summersville, Mo is located in Texas County.





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