Randolph, Elizabeth
Birth Name | Randolph, Elizabeth 1 |
Gramps ID | I3368 |
Gender | female |
Age at Death | unknown |
Events
Event | Date | Place | Description | Notes | Sources |
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Birth [E6417] | 1742 | Wilton, Henrico, VA |
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Death [E6418] | UNKNOWN |
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Parents
Relation to main person | Name | Birth date | Death date | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
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Father | Randolph, William III [I2721] | 1710/1-02-14 (Julian) | 1752-09-15 | |
Mother | Harrison, Ann Carlin [I2761] | 1723 | 1745 | |
Sister | Randolph, Sarah [I5481] | 1736 | UNKNOWN | |
Brother | Randolph, William [I3143] | 1736 | UNKNOWN | |
Brother | Randolph, Peter [I5482] | 1738 | UNKNOWN | |
Brother | Randolph, Peyton Jr Esq [I3142] | 1738 | 1794-05-18 | |
Sister | Randolph, Anne [I3366] | 1740 | UNKNOWN | |
Brother | Randolph, Harrison [I5483] | 1741 | UNKNOWN | |
Randolph, Elizabeth [I3368] | 1742 | UNKNOWN | ||
Brother | Randolph, Benjamin [I5484] | 1743 | UNKNOWN | |
Sister | Randolph, Lucy [I3370] | 1744 | 1802 |
Families
  |   | Family of Grymes, Philip Ludwell and Randolph, Elizabeth [F1384] | ||||||||||||
Married | Husband | Grymes, Philip Ludwell [I3369] ( * 1746-04-05 + 1805-05-18 ) | ||||||||||||
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Narrative
Virginia Prominent Families Vol 1-4
4. Elizabeth Randolph, b. 1742. Married (1762) Philip Grymes, of Middlesex Co., Va.
Elizabeth Randolph, c. 1755
John Wollaston (1730s1775)
Oil on canvas
Gift of Kate Brander Mayo Skipwith Williams, 1947.71
At the time she sat for John Wollaston, Elizabeth Randolph (born c. 1750died before 1773) was just beginning to learn genteel behavior, for she was probably not much more than five or six years of age. Nonetheless, she already could dress in the manner of and assume the bearing of a lady. A cold and stark masonry frame derived from the European portrait tradition enframes her. This convention may seem odd for an image of a young child, but it served to convey the sitter's Old World heritage. Wollaston gave patron William Randolph III not only a portrait of a beloved daughter but also made clear to all this heir's expected place in society.
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Type | Value | Notes | Sources |
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REFN | 3368 |