I have put together deed abstracts that have been found by different people for the Randle family of Brunswick County, VA in the 1700's. I found several of these myself as did Kay Oatas. Some of them are abstracts mentioned in a paper by Edith Whitley and some found on the Brunswick Co, VA site as well as books at the library. I feel that putting them in order of occurence might help sort some of these guys out. If you have any to add that I don't have here for Brunswick County, Virginia, send them to me at EleanorCol@aol.com and I will add them to the page. I will start another page for other counties in Virginia if any of those are sent to me. Thanks for your help!

Court Order Books for Brunswick Co, VA, abstracted by T.L.C. Genealogy, 1992
[Provided by Kay Oatas]:
6 Oct 1732. Peter RANDOLPH paid for services.
1 Feb 1732/3. Assault and batter, plt James Parish, deft. Peter RANDLE; plt declined to prosecute, dismissed.
5 Jul 1733. Josias RA_____.
2 Aug 1733. James, Josias and John RANDLE
15 Dec 1734. John RANDLE and Francis, his wife.
3 Apr 1735. Jeconias RANDLE

02 Aug 1733. Court Case.
In an action of trespass between James RANDLE, plt, and John Douglass, deft, a jury find that the def., upon balance of acct, owed the plt £2.2.6, which deft is hereby ordered to pay & costs [Judgment issue 06 Aug 1739. I brought said Douglass before the justices, to satisfy sand RANDLE of the debt and damages. Moses Dunkley]

07 July 1734. Deed and Will Book 1, page 165.
Josias RANDLE is a witness for a deed of gift from Robert Hix, Sr. to Samuel Clark, Jr.

03 Apr 1735. Court Case.
Upon the pet. of Jeconias RANDLE agst John Douglass, the deft not prosecuting, ordered that the same be dismissed, the plt not paying costs.

06 Aug 1739. Court Case.
In an action of trespass between James RANDLE and John DOUGLASS, def., a jury finds that the deft, upon balance of acct, owed the plat £2.2.6 which def. is hereby ordered to pay & costs.

16 Sept 1740.
John RANDLE moved to Brunswick County, VA when he was granted 250 acres on the Meherrin River adjacent Harrison (Land Grant Office, Richmond, VA, Bk 19: 769).

03 Jan 1744. Deed Book 2, page 518.
John Wray of the County of Brunswick to William RANDLE of the same, for 23 pounds ten shillings a tract of land in St. Andrews Parish in Brunswick County on Meherrin River. Wit: John RANDLE and John Yarborough.

21 January 1747. Deed Book 3, page 371.
Indenture made 21 January 1747, between Alexander Bruce Senr. of Raleigh Parish, Amelia County, and John RANDLE of St. Andrew Parish, Brusnwick county, £42, 420a, on South side Maherrin river, formerly granted to the said Alexr. Bruce by Patent dated 28 September 1728. Signed Alexr. Bruce (bhm). Wit: Josias RANDLE, Peter Ware, John McGuffee. Court February 4, 1747, Indenture and Memorandum proved by the oaths of Josias RANDLE, Peter Ware and John McGuffee.

16 Sept 1748. Deed Book 3, page 567.
John RANDLE witnesses deed between David Sinclar and Edward Ellis.

25 Sept 1749. Deed Book 3, page 597.
Indenture made the 25th day of September, 1749, between John RANDLE and Robert Taylor of Amelia County, for 81 pounds and 1 shilling, conveying 250 acres on South side of Maherrin River on Cold Water Run, adjoining land of Mr. Harrison, and granted by Patent to John RANDLE and by RANDLE sold and conveyed to the said Robert Taylor. Wit: Daniel Sears, George Smith, Jr. Acknowledged in Court on September 26, 1749, at which time, Frances RANDLE, wife of the said John Randle, appeared and voluntarily relinquished her right of dower.

5 March 1750. Deed Book 4, page 125.
John RANDLE of St. Andrew Parish, Brunswick County, Love and affection which I have and bear unto my beloved Daughter Susanna Ware of same, all messuage (?) and Plantation whereon the said Susanna now lives with 163 acres thereto adjoining, being same land purchased of Millinton Blalock by me the said John RANDLE 08 March 1748, on a branch of Cold Water Run, 5 March 1750. Signed Jno. RANDLE. Court 27 March 1750, Deed acknowledged by John RANDLE. No witnesses.

24 Mar 1752.
John Honeycutt & his wife Mary of Brunswick Co to William Thompson of same. £46 VA. 350 acres which had been a patent to sd John Honeycutt dated 10 Apr 1751, Witnesses joining Jucell, Indeon Branch, Edward Winfield, William Duggar, Beechlick Branch. Wit: James RANDLE, Wilm (W) Honeycutt, Anne RANDEL. Proved 31 Mar 1752. Litt Tazewell

20 Nov 1752. Deed Book 5, page 221.
William and John Higgin of the County of Craven in province of NC to John RANDLE of VA, Parish of St. Andrews, County of Brunswick. Land on south side of Meherrin River in Brunswick Co. Wit: William, Irwoon, and Nathan Thompson.

Deed Book 5, page 556.
A Peter RANDOLPH buys land in Brunswick Co from Thomas Cocke. Calls him Peter of Chatsworth in Henrico Co, VA.

16 Aug 1756. Land Office, Richmond, VA, book 33, page 271.
John RANDLE granted 1740 acres of land for seven pounds ten shillings good money lying in the County of Brunswick, on Branches of Lightfoot's Creek, with Meanders to Rockey Run and adjoining Josiah RANDLE's line. Granted by Robert Dinwiddie.

16 Aug 1756. Land office, Richmond, VA, book 33, 1756-1761, Vol. 1-4, page 317.
Josiah RANDLE granted 404 acres on both sides of Rocky Run in Brunswick Co, VA by Robert Dinwiddie for forty shillings lawful money.

15 Dec 1756. Land office, Richmond, VA, book 34, page 200.
Josias RANDLE, Jr 96 acres in Brunswick Co for ten shillings money of VA adjoining Walton's corner. [This is son of John RANDLE, brother of first Josias RANDLE - he appears to have moved toward Halifax County]

01 Dec 1757. Deed Book 6, page 220.
Indenture made the 1st day of December, 1757, between Robert TAYLOR of Meherin Parish and George SIMMS, for 80 pounds, conveying 250 acres on South side of Meherin River on Coald Water Run, formerly granted by Patent to John RANDALL and conveyed to Robert TAYLOR. Witnesses were M. CHAPMAN, Isaac Row WALTON, and Nathan HARRIS. Acknowledged in Court on December 27, 1757, at which time Rebecca TAYLOR, wife of the said Robert TAYLOR, appeared and relinquished her right of dower.

18 Mar 1760. Deed Book 6, page 501.
Nathaniel Johnson of Brunswick County, to Jeconias RANDOLPH (RANDLE) of King William County, for 60 pounds, 250 acres in Brunswick Co part of a greater tract granted William Johnson by patent in 1759. Wit: Peter Jackson, Jacob Wooley, William RANDLE.

17 Mar 1761. Deed Book 6, page 624.
Indenture made the 17th day of March, 1761, between Jacob Woolsey and Josias RANDLE, for 10 pounds, conveying 70 acres on North side of the Westward Road and beginning at William Johnson's corner pine. Witnesses were Peter Ware (his mark) and Thomas Graham. Indenture acknowledged in Court on March 23, 1761, by Jacob Woolsey.

22 Mar 1762. Deed Book 7, page 72.
Indenture made the 22nd day of March, 1762, between Henry Johnson of Surry County, and Josiah RANDALL, for 40 pounds, conveying 400 acres on both sides of the Rocky Run, adjoining lands of John Randal and William Johnson, and the Old Fort Road, and being the same land granted to the said Henry Johnson on March 22, 1762. Witnesses were Robert Gwaltney, Thomas Parham, William Johnson and Voluntine White (his mark). Indenture and Receipt were acknowledged in Court on March 22, 1762, by Henry Johnson.

23 Jul 1764. Deed Book 7, page 506.
Jackonius RANDLE, of King William Co, was deeded land from Charles Ledbetter and his wife, Frances RANDLE, of Brunswick County. [Frances RANDLE was his niece.] For 150 pounds, 310 acres that was granted to Charles Ledbetter, patented 13 Aug 1763, on Rattle Snake Creek, adjoining Fritts line to Walton Church road to Gilliam line.

27 Nov 1765. Deed Book 8, page 86.
Robert Proctor of Brunswick Co to Josias RANDLE of same 100 pounds. All land adjoining George Walton Senr 600 acres with meanders of Fountain Creek, also along Rocky Run. Wit: William Barnes, Thomas Proctor, Titus Singleton, John Andrews, and Henry Morris.

22 July 1765. Deed Book 8, page 182.
John Sims of County of Brunswick for love and affection and good will for William RANDLE and Lucy his wife, my daughter, I give and grant for their advancement a number of negroes. No witnesses.

21 Jul 1767. Deed Book 9, page 43.
Josias RANDLE of Meherrin Parish to Daniel Fisher of St. Andrew's Parish, 150 pounds. Land in Meherrin Parish adjoining John Walton, Isaac Row Walton, John Randall (RANDLE), Peter Randale (RANDLE), William Randall (RANDLE), James Hinton, Jacob Woolsey, Sampson Johnson and William Johnson. The land where on the said Josias RANDALE (RANDLE) now lives. Also one other plantation tract on Fountain Creek by the said Creek, the Rocky Run, George Waltons and Quarrels Swamps 400 acres and considerable personal estate.

1767. Deed Book 9, page 170.
Josias RANDALL (RANDLE) and Daniel Fisher sell Catherine Griffin 100 acres of land which RANDALL had sold to Fisher above. Part of tract of land patented to Richard Powell in 1743 and by Powell to Robert Proctor and by Proctor to RANDLE and by RANDLE to Fisher. On Rocky Run and is part of a larger tract of land RANDALL sold Fisher. RANDALL's wife is not mentioned.

26 Jun 1769. Deed Book 9, page 461.
Josias RANDLE and Jane his wife of Meherrin Parish to Daniel Fisher attorney at law of St. Andrews Parish and Mark Underwood of same for 20 pounds current money of VA tract of land whereon said Mark Underwood now lives being in Meherrin Parish in Brunswick Co, 100 acres more or less. Signed Josias RANDLE and Jane RANDLE, his wife.

26 Jun 1769. Deed Book 9, page 462.
Josias RANDLE and Jane his wife and Daniel Fisher attorney for RANDLE to William Bullock. Lands in Meherrin Parish, Brunswick Co.

28 Aug 1771. Deed Book 10, page 165.
William, John and Peter RANDLE sell to Josias RANDLE, tract of land in Brunswick Co adjoining John RANDLE'S line on Brandy Creek to main branch of Rocky Branch, to William RANDLES line thence back to John RANDLES line. Josias RANDLE has taken possession and is living on the said land. Wit: Francis Young, Peter Jackson, Samuel Jackson.

24 Feb 1772. Deed Book 10, page 344.
John Hilton & his wife Sarah of Brunswick Co to Thomas Johnson of same. £70 VA. 150 acres which was formerly granted to William Cooper & his wife Mary to sd John Hilton 20 Feb 1763 joining Wyches Branch. Wit: Jere Bowles, James RANDLE. Proved 24 Feb 1772. P. Pelham Jr CC

06 April 1772. Deed Book 10, page 392. John RANDLE buys from William Edwards, a tract of land in Meherrin Parish, Brunswick Co.

24 Nov 1772. Deed Book 10, page 536.
Josias RANDLE and Jane his wife of Meherrin Parish, Brunswick Co sell to Benjamine Champman, 100 acres on Rocky Run including Whittings pond. Signed by Josias RANDLE and Jane her mark.

1773. Deed Book 11, page 58.
Peter RANDLE to William RANDLE, both of Meherrin Parish, Brunswick Co. For 26 pounds current money tract of land south of Meherrin R on the North side of Great Coldwater, part of a tract of land granted by his Majesty to Adam Simms. 100 acres. Signed Peter RANDLE.

21 Apr 1773. Deed Book 11 (Part 1), page 90. John Morris of Meherrin Parish in Brunswick Co to Allan Love of sd parish. £40 VA. 130 acres where sd John Morris now lives, joining Henry Johnson, Jeconias RANDLE, the Western Road. Wit: James Rose, John Wardrop, William Dewar. Proved 28 Jun 1773. P., Pelham CC [this mentions on Jeconias' property. Does not mean he was living there. Probably the land bought from Nathaniel Johnson]

23 Aug 1773. Deed Book 11, page 157
Josias RANDLE purchased from John Walton of Brunswick Co, VA, 10 pounds current money, tract of land adjoining said RANDLE's land and adjoining Isaac Row Walton's line. No witnesses appeared.

27 Sept 1773. Deed Book 11, page 151.
Barnett RANDLE of Brunswick Co, Meherrin Parish sells to Benj. Whealher Senr of same for 6 pounds, 40 acres.

1773. Deed Book 11, page 184.
William RANDLE of Meherrin Parish, Brunswick Co, buys from Douglas Wilkins and wife Tabitha, Edmund Wilkins and Rebeccah his wife, Wizney Wyche, 36 pounds current money, 100 acres on lower side of Coldwater Run being part of a tract granted to Adam Sims dec'd. No witnesses.

26 Aug 1773. Deed Book 11, page 219.
John RANLDE sells to Peter RANDLE, both of Meherrin Parish, Brunswick Co for 10 shillings current money of Virginia, tract of land on south side of Meherrin River in Brunswick. No witnesses.

25 Apr 1774. Deed Book 11, page 268.
William RANDLE of Meherrin Parish, Brunswick Co, sells to Daniel Grant of same place for 6 pounds current money 40 acres on south side of Meherrin River, being part of a 1400 acre patent to John RANDLE, dec'd. No witnesses.

12 May 1774. Deed Book 11, page 332.
Josias RANDLE and Jean his wife of Brunswick County, VA to Richard RANDLE his son of the said county and Parish for the sum of forty pounds a tract of land in Brunswick County, VA on Rocky Run to the great Huttleberry pond, etc. being part of the grant or patent to John RANDLE, Henry Johnson, Lewis Parham being the place called RANDALL'S Ordinary, witnessed by Josia Wright, James Parish, Randle Wolsey and signed by Josias RANDLE and Jane RANDLE.

05 Jul 1774. Land Office Patents No. 42, 1773-1774, page 761.
John RANDELL, Jr. granted 214 acres in Brunswick County, beginning at Coldwater, and on Sawscaffold Branch.

07 Nov 1774. Deed Book 11, page 359.
John Baker & his wife Martha of Brunswick Co to Briggs Goodrich of same. £135 VA. 223 acres on the north side of Rattlesnake Creek, joining the mouth of Rattle Snake Creek, James RANDAL, Richard Tillman, Ledbetter. Wit: David Tillman, John Tatum, Jesse Taylor, Anne Tillman, Richard Tillman. Proved 28 Nov 1774. P. Pelham Jr CC

28 Oct 1776. Deed Book 12, page 115.
John RANDLE, Jr. , Mary RANDLE his wife, Barnett RANDLE and Mary RANDLE his wife of the County of Brunswick sell to Drury Collier for 92 pounds 215 acres of land in Brunswick County on Saw Scaffold Branch. Signed by John and Barnett RANDLE.

25 Dec 1779. Deed Book 12, page 273.
Josias RANDLE of North Carolina sells to Thomas Jackson of Virginia for 200 pounds, 120 acres in Brunswick Co, VA. Signed by Josias RANDLE but not his wife. Wit: Peter RANLDE, Richard RANDLE, William Finch.

12 Dec 1777. Deed Book 13, page 13.
Peter RANDLE of Meherrin Parish in Brunswick County, to Edmund RANDLE of same for 43 pounds land called RANDLES Ordinary.

1778. Deed Book 13, page 112.
Josias RANDLE and Jean his wife for consideration 450 pounds sell Richard RANDLE a tract of land on Rocky Run in Brunswick County. Wit: William RANDLE, Edmund RANDLE, Thomas Allen, and Cary Townes. Signed by Josias and Jean RANDLE.

24 Jan 1778. Deed Book 13, page 122.
James RANDLE witnesses deed from Josias Wright of Meherrin Parish and Brunswick Co to Edmund RANDLE of the same. Sixty five pounds current money, a parcel of land in Brunswick County on Meherrin River adjoining the lands of John and George Wright. Other witnesses were Richard RANDLE, John Lightfoot, William Finch and Josias RANDLE.

23 May 1778. Deed Book 13, page 123.
John RANDLE and Richard RANDLE and Polly his wife and Edmund RANDLE and Susannah his wife all of Meherrin Parish in the County of Brunswick sell to William Finch of the same a tract of land said land on Rocky Run in Brunswick County, Virginia.

1778. Deed Book 13, page 126.
Edmund RANDLE and Susannah his wife sell to Thomas Kimball land in Brunswick County on Meherrin River.

12 Feb 1779. Deed Book 13, page 233.
James RANDLE buys from Judith Cato and her son Daniel a tract of land in Brunswick County containing about 100 acres, 12 Feb. 1779 witnessed by Peter RANDLE and Richard RANDLE and John Williams. Signed by both Judith and Daniel CATO.

8 Mar 1779. Deed Book 13, page 255.
John RANDLE, deaf, Josias RANDLE and Jean RANDLE wife of the said Josias RANDLE of the parish of Meherrin and County of Brunswick of the one part and Thomas Allen of the same place, that John, Josias, and Jean RANDLE for and in consideration of the sum of forty five pounds current money of Virginia sell Thomas Allen a tract of land on south side of Meherrin River in Brunswick County, on Rocky Run. Signed John RANDLE, Josias RANDLE and Jean RANDLE. Wit: Peter RANDLE, Richard RANDLE and Edmond RANDLE.

25 Dec 1779. Deed Book 13, page 273.
Josias RANDLE of Providence of North Carolina of one part and Thomas Jackson of the State of Virginia of the other part. 200 hundred pounds by the said Jackson paid to the said RANDLE a certain tract of land in Brunswick County, VA, 120 acres. Signed by Josias RANDLE but not by his wife. Wit: Peter RANDLE, Richard RANDLE, William FINCH.

03 Dec 1779. Deed book 13, page 278.
Josias RANDLE of Province of North Carolina, of the one part and William Finch of the State of Virginia of the other part. RANDLE sells Finch a tract of land in Brunswick County, VA for six pounds, sixty acres. Wit: Edmund RANDLE, William Nix, Henry Ledbetter, George Walton, Thomas Jackson, Thomas Walton. Signed Josias RANDLE.

28 June 1779. Deed Book 13, page 282.
Paul Heartwells and wife Mary to Peter RANDLE and William RANDLE for 510 pounds, tract of land in Brunswick Co.

24 Sept 1779. Deed Book 13, page 357.
William RANDLE and wife Lucy and Peter RANDLE and wife Mary of Brunswick Co to Owen Wynick of same a tract of land for 1700 pounds. Signed by William and Peter RANDLE and their wives.

27 Sept 1779. Deed Book 13, page 361.
Josias RANDLE releases Daniel Fisher from mortgage he made in the purchase of the property of RANDLE when RANDLE sold out in 1761.

02 Feb 1773. Deed Book 13, page 370.
Benjamine Chapman of Brunswick County to Josiah RANDLE of the same for 150 pounds current money land in Brunswick County.

23 June 1780. Land Office Grants A, 1779-1780, volume 1&2, page 525.
Bernard [Barnett] RANDLE receives grant in Brunswick Co, VA of 611 and 3/4 acres beginning & c. at the head of the Sawscaffold Branch.

13 Dec 1780. Deed Book 13, page 426.
Richard RANDLE sells to Thomas Jackson land in Brunswick County. Signed Richard and Polly RANDLE.

02 Nov 1780. Deed Book 13, page 437.
John RANDLE and Tabitha his wife to Jesse Edward, all of Brunswick County, a tract of land in Brunswick County. Signed by John RANDLE. Wit: William Parham, Willis Pilkinton, William RANDLE, and Abraham Bennett.

21 May 1780. Deed Book 14, page 85.
This Indenture made this twenty first Day of May, 1780 BETWEEN Peter RANDLE of the County of Montgomery in the State of North Carolina and Mary his wife of the one part and Willis Wills of the Parish of Meherrin and County of Brunswick of the other part . . . for and in consideration of the sum of three thousand pounds . . . doth grant bargain sell alien and confirm unto the said Willis Wills . . . all that Tract or parcel of Land whereon the said Peter RANDLE formerly lived lying and being in the aforesaid County of Brunswick containing by estimation five hundred and fifteen acres . . . and bounded as follows (to wit) BEGINNING at [----] joining the Land formerly belonging to Richard RANDLE now in the possession of Swanson then running (sic) down the old fork road to the head of Lightfoots's Creek joining Jesse Edwards then down the said Creek to the mouth of a branch joining Edward's Land then up the said branch to a line formerly was between the said Peter Randle and John Randle thence near a North course to red Oak then along the said line near W course to white oak joining William RANDLE, thence along the said RANDLES line to the first STATION . . . Signed by Peter RANDLE and Mary RANDLE, and witnessed by William RANDLE, Mary Skinner (her mark), and Christan Morris. RECEIVED 20th of May 1780 of the within mentioned Willis Wills three thousand pounds current money of Virginia it being the consideration money within mentioned to be by him paid to Peter RANDLE. At a Court held for Brunswick County, the 22d Day of January, 1781. This Indenture was acknowledged by Peter RANDLE and Mary his wife Parties thereto, she having been first privily examined as the Law directs, and the receipt thereon endorsed was also Acknowledged by the said Peter RANDLE & together with the said Indenture, Ordered to be Recorded.

27 Oct 1783. Will Book 2, page 197.
William RANDLE and wife Lucy sell to William Harrison of Sussex County, 620 acres in Brunswick County. Bounded by Richard Heartwell and William Warwick, Bartel Sims, and William Simms.

20 Nov 1783. Will Book 2, page 235.
Josiah RANDLE, of Montgomery Co, NC, to Isham RANDLE, of Brunswick Co, VA, 100 current money of VA, 300 acres in Brunswick Co on Rocy Run and Haw branch adjoining Warwick and Drumgolds line. Wit: William Warwick, Richard Claiborne, Briggs Goodrick, William Mallory.

1783. Order Book 2, page 401.
Richard RANDLE and wife to James Mason.

10 Oct 1784. Land Office Grants N, 1784-1785, page 317.
Isham RANDALL granted 400 acres in the Parish of Meherrin, Brunswick Co, VA, on south side of the Fort Road.

28 Dec 1785. Deed Book 14, page 173.
This Indenture made the twenty eighth Day of December 1785 BETWEEN Isham RANDLE and Edward Delbridge both of the State of Virginia . . . for and in consideration of the sum of twenty one pounds ten shillings . . . to him the said Isham RANDLE in hand paid by the said Edward Delbridge . . . doth bargain, sell, release and confirm unto the said Edward Delbridge . . . a certain tract or Parcel of Land lying in the County of Brunswick containing by estimation one hundred acres . . . and bounded as followeth BEGINNING at a white Oak on Chaney Williams' line on the lower lick Branch, thence down the said Branch to a corner on Joseph Ingram's line, thence along the said line to a corner Pine on Thomas Delbridge's line, thence along the said line to a red Oak on Wilkins's line, thence along the said line to the BEGINNING . . . Signed by Isham RANDLE and Frances Jackson (her mark), and witnessed by William Finch, Howel Allen (his mark), and John Jordan. Brunswick County Court 27th February 1786. This Indenture was acknowledged by Isham RANDLE a partie thereto & Ordered to be Recorded.

10 Jan 1786. Deed Book 14, page 178.
This Indenture made the tenth Day of January 1786 BETWEEN Isham RANDLE & Chaney Williams both of the County of Brunswick and State of Virginia . . . for and in consideration of the sum of twenty pounds . . . to him the said Isham RANDLE in hand paid by the said Chaney Williams, . . . doth bargain, sell, alien, Release & Confirm unto the said Chaney Williams . . . A certain tract or parcel of Land lying in the County of Brunswick containing by estimation three hundred Acres . . . & bounded as followeth BEGINNING at a red Oak on Wilkins's line, Thence along the said line to Delbridge's, thence along Delbridge's line to Ingram's line, thence along the said line to Allen's line, thence along the said line to the ford Road on Edwards's line thence Down the said Road to the BEGINNING tree . . . Signed by Isham RANDLE and witnessed by William Finch, Harbert Edwards, and John Penticost. Brunswick County Court the 27th Feby. 1786. This Indenture was acknowledged by Isham RANDLE to be his Act & Deed and Ordered to be Recorded. Deed Book 14, page 178.

06 Nov 1787. Deed Book 14, page 350.
This Indenture made this sixty Day of November 1787 BETWEEN Isham RANDLE and Frances RANDLE of the County of Brunswick of the one part and Edward Drumgold of the County aforesaid of the other part . . . for and in consideration of the sum of twenty pounds . . . doth grant bargain sell and confirm unto the said Edward Drumgold . . . one certain tract or parcel of Land containing by Estimation fifty acres . . . lying and being in the County aforesaid and adjoining the land of William Warrick, generally known by the name of RANDLE'S Ordinary also by the land of Benjamin Britt and Edward Drumgold BEGINNING at a corner on the Pitch Landing Road on a corner pine thence along William Warrick's to a corner pine in the head of Bennett's great branch, thence down said branch to a corner maple on Edward Drumgold's line, thence along said line to a corner white oak, thence along said line to a corner pine on Benjamin Britt's line, thence along said line to the Pitch Landing Road, thence up said road to the BEGINNING . . . Signed by Isham RANDLE and Frances RANDLE (her mark) and witnessed by William Finch, Thomas Poythress and George Walton. Brunswick County Court April the 28th 1788. This Indenture was proved by the oaths of William Finch and George Walton witnesses thereto and having been proved on the 28th Day of last January by the oath of Thomas Poytrass also a witness thereto is ordered to be recorded.

29 Dec 1787. Deed Book 14, page 380.
This Indenture made this twenty ninth Day of December 1787 BETWEEN John RANDLE of the one part and Henry Ledbetter of the other part . . . for and in consideration of the sum of fifty pounds . . . doth bargain and sell unto the said Henry Ledbetter . . . a certain Tract or parcel of Land lying and being in the County of Brunswick BEGINNING on Rattle snake Creek at a corner berch, from thence along Briggs Goodrich's line nearly a North East course to a corner red oak, from thence along said Goodrich's line to a corner black jack of Henry Ledbetter's line, thence along said Ledbetter's line to James Wright's line, thence along Wright's line to a burch stump on Rattlesnake Creek, from thence up the said Creek to the First Station containing by Estimation one hundred and thirty acres . . . Signed by John RANDLE and witnessed by Beverly RANDLE, James RANDLE, John Howell, John Harrison, George Walton and John Walton. Brunswick County Court 28th July 1788. This Indenture was proved by the oaths of James RANDLE, John Howell and George Walton witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded.

23 Feb 1788. Deed Book 14, page 414.
This Indenture made the twenty third Day of February 1788 BETWEEN Peter RANDLE and Mary his wife of the County of Montgomery in the State of North Carolina of the one part and William Edward Brodnax of the County of Brunswick in Virginia of the other part . . . for and in consideration of the sum of five hundred pounds . . . do give grant bargain sell and confirm and release unto the said William Edward Brodnax . . . all their right title and interest of in and to the plantation and tract of land devised by the last Will and Testament of John Sims deceased father of the said Mary unto her brother John Sims his son; after the death of his mother the said Will bearing date the twelfth Day of May 1778 and recorded in the County Court of Brunswick will more fully appear the said John Sims having conveyed the same to the said William Edward Brodnax by deed of feoffment and who now hath the possession thereof . . . Signed by Peter RANDLE and Mary RANDLE and witnessed by James Fletcher, James Gray, William Johnson, and Peyton RANDLE. State of North Carolina, Montgomery County April Session 1788. Then the within Deed was duly proved in open Court by the oaths of James Fletcher, James Gray and William Johnson, Esquires, subscribing witnesses thereto by order said Court. A copy teste by Geo. Davidson, County Clerk. At a Court held for Brunswick County the 22d Day of September 1788. This Indenture of Release from Peter RANDLE and Mary his wife of the State of North Carolina to William Edward Brodnax of this County, together with a Commission annexed for taking the acknowledgment and privy examination of the said Mary and a Certificate of the Execution thereof as also a Certificate of the proff [sic] of the said deed from Montgomery County in the said State of North Carolina were presented in Court and being examined and approved or admitted to record agreeable to the act of assembly entitled "An Act for Regulating Conveyance".

27 Feb 1788. Deed Book 14, page 416.
THE COMMONWEALTH of Virginia To James Gray and James Fletcher Gentlemen Greeting whereas Peter RANDLE and Mary his wife of the County of Montgomery in State of North Carolina by their certain Indenture of Bargain and Sale and Release bearing date the twenty third Day of February 1788 have sold and released unto William Edward Brodnax of the County of Brunswick in Virginia all their right title and interest of and in a tract of land containing by Estimation five hundred and forty three acres of land . . . lying and being in the said County of Brunswick and whereas the said Mary cannot conveniently travel to our Court . . . to make acknowledgement of the said conveyance therefore we do give unto you or any two or more of you power to receive the acknowledgment which the said Mary shall be willing to make before you of the conveyance . . . and we do therefore command you that you do personally go to the said Mary and receive her acknowledgment of the same and examine her privately and apart from the said Peter her husband . . . the twenty seventh Day of February 1788. By Virtue of this Commission to us directed we the subscribers have privately examined Mary the wife of the within named Peter RANDLE . . . and have received her acknowledgment of the Indenture hereunto annexed . . . certified under hands and seals the twenty seventh Day of February 1788. Signed by James Fletcher, James Gray and Mark Allen.

15 Jan 1789. Deed Book 14, page 476.
This Indenture made this fifteenth Day of January 1789 BETWEEN John Walton and wife Rebecca Walton and George Walton and wife Angelica Walton of the County of Brunswick of the one part and James RANDLE of the other . . . for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred pounds . . . doth bargain and sell unto the said James RANDLE . . . a certain tract or parcel of Land lying and being in the County of Brunswick bounded as follows BEGINNING at Charles Smith's corner pine thence along his line S 86 W eighty three poles to the said James RANDLE'S corner shrub oak thence along his line the same course continued one hundred and seventy eight poles to a pine thence along Stephen Smith's line N 32 W thirty four poles to a pine N 8 E one hundred and fifty nine poles to a small shrub oak thence along Beverley RANDLE'S line S eighty eight E sixty four poles to a pine N fifty eight E one hundred and four poles to a shrub oak S seventy one E twenty three to a hickory down N thirty eight E forty six poles to a sweet gum on Quarrel Swamp thence down the said Swamp as it meanders to George Walton's corner sweet gum thence along his line S thirty two W one hundred and forty six poles to a red oak near the corner of his fence S eighty two and a half E seventy six poles to Charles Smith's corner small white oak thence along his line S thirty three W forty five poles to a shrub oak N seventy three W fifty seven and a half poles to the BEGINNING containing three hundred and five acres . . . Signed by John Walton, Rebecca Walton (her mark), George Walton, and Angelica Walton and witnessed by John Walton, Junior, Jesse Taylor, Alexander Warrick, Daniel Walton (his mark) and Patsy Walton (her mark). Brunswick County Court the 27th Day of April 1789. This Indenture was proved by the oaths of John Walton, Junior, Jesse Taylor and Patsy Walton witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded. [Fee Simple estate - purchase both land and buildings]

04 May 1791. Deed Book 15, page 149.
Beverly RANDLE is a witness to the sale of two negroes from Jane Ledbetter of Brunswick Co, VA to Robert Crow.

07 Mar 1792. Deed Book 15, page 304.
This Indenture made this 7th day of March 1792 between Charles Smith and Anna his wife of the County of Brunswick and State of Virginia of the one part and James RANDLE of the said County and State of the other part . . . for and in consideration of ninety two pounds . . . doth hereby bargain sell alien release and confirm unto the said James RANDLE . . . a certain tract or parcel of land containing by a late survey of Thomas Stiths one hundred and eight four acres . . . lying in the County of Brunswick and bounded as follows (vitz) BEGINNING at a post set up for a corner adjoining James RANDLES, thence along the said RANDLES line to Briggs Goodrichs line thence along the said line to Rattlesnake Church Road thence along the said road to Briggs Goodrich line which the said Briggs Goodrich bought of George Walton Sr. thence along the said line to a corner on Charles Smiths line from thence a straight line made by Thomas Stith in presence of Cuthbert Neal Edward King and Stephen Smith to the BEGINNING . . . Signed by Charles Smith and Anne Smith and witnessed by John Walton, Jr., as to C. Smith, H. Harris do, Cuthbert Neal do, Edward Dromgoole do. Brunswick County Court September 24th 1792. This Indenture of Bargain and Sale was acknowledged by Charles Smith & Anne his wife parties thereto to be their act and deed and ordered to be recorded previous to which said acknowledgement the said Anne being first privily examined as the law directs did voluntarily assent thereto.

21 Sept 1793, Deed Book 15, page 444.
I Mary Hathcock of the County of Brunswick and State of Virginia do hereby set free from Bondage one Negro man named Daniel Grain and I do for myself my heirs executors admtors. & assigns release unto the said Negro Daniel Grain all my right and all my claim whatsoever as to his person or any estate he may acquire hereby and _ceturing the said Negro absolutely free without interruption from me or any person or persons claiming under me from this day In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & affixed my seal this 21st day of September 1793. Signed by Mary Hathcock (her mark) and witnessed by James RANDLE and William Richardson. Brunswick County Court September 23rd 1793. This Deed of Emancipation from Mary Hathcock of the one part to Daniel a Negro man slave of the other part was proved by the oaths of James RANDLE & William Richardson the witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded. Deed Book 15, page 444.

2 February 1796. Deed Book 16, page 307.
This Indenture made this Second day of February in the year of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and ninety sis Between James RANDLE & Rosanna his wife of the County of Brunswick & State of Virginia of the one part and John Owen of the same County of the other part. . . . for and in consideration of the sum of four hundred pounds current money of Virginia . . . one certain Tract or parcel of land containing by estimation five hundred and eighty nine acres (be the same more or less) lying and being in the Count of Brunswick aforesaid & bounded as bolloweth (to wit) BEGINNING at a pine a corner tree on Stephen Smiths line thence along his line to a small scrub oak a corner on Beverly RANDLE's line thence along the said RANDLEs line to Quarrel Swamp thence down the said Swamp as it meanders to a small sweet gum a corner on George WALTON's line thence along the said Walton's line to a small white oak a corner on Clemants Greens line thence along the said Green's line to a post of lightwood on Goodrichs' line thence along the said line to the new Road thence up the said Road to a corner red oak thence along Goodrichs's line to Stephen Smith's line and white oak swamp thence along the said Smiths to the BEGINNING with all Houses, Orchards, Woods & underwood. . . . In witness whereof they the said James RANDLE & Rosanna his wife have hereunto set their hands and seals they day & year first above written. Wit: Edward Drongoole, Richard (his mark) Jackson, Alex Warwick, Valentine Owen

1800. Deed Book 17, page 485-486.
Beverley RANDLE and wife to Ira Ellis. In Brunswick Co, VA.

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