Dr. Ogden M. Randel Family Bible
| Holy Bible in English; W. & H. Merriam, Troy, N. Y., 1846. The Bible is now in the possession of the C. G. Brisee Genealogy Library, Irwin, Iowa. The Family Bible of Dr. Ogden M. & Almida (Phillips) Randel. Newspaper accounts and some records show the surname spelled as Randall. Ogden and Almida were residents of Verona, Oneida Co., New York. Marriages Ogden M. Randel M. D. to Almeda Phillips Jan 3d 1865 Nora P Randel daughter of Ogden M and Almida P Oct 9th 1885 Nora P Randel to Carl M Rust Oct 9th 1885 Noble P. Randel to Josephine Moll June 20, 1906 Ogdena M. Randel to Jerome H. Fort November 15, 1900. Clarence L. Randel to Ada G. Corson August 31, 1904 Divorced June 22, 1906. Births Ogden M. Randel, born April 7, 1827 Almida Phillips Randel, born July 31, 1841 Children of Ogden M and Almeda Randel Nora P. born December 20th 1865 Helen Elsada born October 19th 1870 Baby born June 28 1873 Noble P. born July 12th 1874 Ogdena Moranda , born October 15, 1878 Clarence Leon born February 28, 1880 [births are repeated and added to] Children of Ogden m and Almeda Randel Nora P born December 20th 1865 Helen Elsada Randel born Oct. 19th 1870 Baby born June 28 1873 Noble Phillips born July 12th 1874 Ogdena Maranda born Oct. 15th 1878 Clarence Leon born Feb 28th 1880 Carl Max Rust, husband of Nora P. Randel was born April 3, 1856 at Cologne, Germany. Josephine Moll, wife of Noble P. Randel was born April 29, 1885 in Newark, N. J. Jerome H. Fort, husband of Ogdena M. Randel, was born September 18, 1872 in Brooklyn, N. Y. Deaths Baby died July 14th 1873 Helen Elsada Randel died August 10, 1895 Ogden M. Randel, M. D. died September 15, 1895 Almeda P. Randel died September 11, 1898 [added information] Marcellus Observer 1895 J. W. Heustus and Helen Randall Instantly Killed by a Central Train. Syracuse, Aug. 13. - A special dispatch from Oneida says that J. W. Heustus of Crown Point and Miss Helen Randall of Oneida were struck and instantly killed by a Central train at Oneida Sunday night. They were walking on the track and a freight train drowned out the noise of the passenger train. The bodies were thrown 125 feet. Miss Randall was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ogden M. Randall, and was 25 years old. She was a graduate of the Oneida High School and from the Albany Normal School. At the time of her death she was a teacher at St. Johnsville, and was home on a visit to her parents. Mr. Heustus was 30 years of age, and was a member of the firm of Heustus Bros., furniture and hardware dealers at Crown Point. The couple were to have been married in October. |
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