1764 - 1840

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• Birth	7 May 1764	Falmouth (Hants), Nova Scotia, Canada
  Gender	Male
  Died	25 Sep 1840	Falmouth (Hants), Nova Scotia, Canada
  Person ID	I51766	Brainard (Brainerd) / Foster / Fish
  Last Modified	08 Oct 2005 00:00:00
  Family	Susannah GATES, b. 1768, Preston Village (New London), Connecticut Colony
  Married	1795	Aylesford (Kings) Nova Scotia, Canada
  Notes	1795: Susanna Gates and Nathan Randall were married at Aylesford (Kings) Nova Scotia, Canada. "Falmouth: A New England Township in Nova Scotia 1760-1965" by John V. Duncanson; p. 369; Windsor, Ontario, Canada; August 1965 (971.6 NS SCGS) "A Genealogy and History of the Chute Family in America" by William Edward Chute; p. cixiii; Salem, Massachusetts; 1894 (FH C-36 SR)
  Family ID	F22579	Group Sheet

• Notes

  1764: May 7: Nathan Randall was born at Falmouth (Hants) Nova Scotia, Canada. "The History of Kings County" by Arthur Wentworth Hamilton Eaton; p. 795; The Salem Press Company; Salem, Massachusetts; 1910 (971.634 E14 LAPL) (971.6 NS Kings/History SCGS) 1766: Nathan Randall emigrated to Cornwallis. "A Genealogy and History of the Chute Family in America" by William Edward Chute; p. cixi; Salem, Massachusetts 1894 (FH C36 SR) (929.2 C564 LAPL) 1815, February 5: "Petition of Nathan Randall and other inhabitants of Wilmot stating that the settlement of the Bay of Fonde shore in the township is increasing and asking that the Assembly grant further aid towards building of the road which connects the new settlement with the town." "Road and Bridges of Wilmot" XXII:3 "Planters and Pioneers" by Esther Clark Wright; p. 12; Lancelot Press; Hantsport, Nova Scotia (971.6 W93P ACPL) "History of the County of Annapolis" by W. A. Calnek; p. 567; William Briggs; Toronto, Canada; 1897 (971.6 NS SCGS) "Nova Scotia Immigrants to 1867" compiled by Colonel Leonard H. Smith, Jr. and Norma H. Smith; p. 201; Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc.; Baltimore, Maryland (971.6 NS SCGS) "Randall and Allied Families" from the Myrtle Jilison Collection; Connecticut Historical Society; Hartford. Connecticut; 1960 (Research of Olivia Patch, Connecticut Research] (Randall Archives)