by Roberta Lee Randolph. 1964. 66p

"The First Randolphs of Virginia" by Roberta Lee Randolph explores the significant contributions and legacy of the Randolph family, particularly William Randolph I, in shaping Virginia's history. The book delves into the family's origins, their prominence in colonial society, and their connections to notable figures such as Thomas Jefferson and John Marshall. Through detailed accounts of their lives, land grants, and public offices, the author highlights the Randolphs' enduring influence on American history and culture from the late 17th century onward.