WILSON C. N. RANDOLPH, M. D.
Is a native Virginian, born in Albemarle county, October 25, 1834,
and is a physician and surgeon of many years' experience, having
served through the late war as surgeon in the Confederate army, and
since the close of the war has been in continuous practice in Charlottesville,
and is Rector of the University of Virginia from which
place he graduated in Medicine in June, 1855. Dr. Randolph's father
was Thomas J. Randolph, who died, October 1875, a son of Thomas
M. Randolph, of Edge Hill, Va. His mother was Jane H., a daughter
of Wilson C. and Margaret (Smith) Nicholas, of Maryland. Dr.
Randolph is descended of Thomas Mann Randolph of Tucker
Hoe, this state, one of the oldest and most respected families
of Virginia. He married Nannie Holliday, of Louisa county, this
state, November 11, 1868, by whom he has four children: Virginia,
now Mrs. George A. Shackleford, of Charlottesville; Wilson K. R.,
married to Margaret Hager, of Lancaster, Pa.; Mary B. and Julia.
Mrs. Randolph is now deceased.
