Nelson's biographical dictionary and historical reference book of Fayette County, Pennsylvania : containing a condensed history of Pennsylvania, of Fayette County, and the boroughs and townships of the county : also, portraits and biographies of the governors since 1790, and genealogies, family histories and biographies of representative men of the county : illustrated . ir. Randolphis a member of Xo. 50, Connellsville Branchof the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-gineers, and Lodge Xo. 503, of the Order ofElks, at Connellsville. He is a member ofthe Baptist church. He adheres to the prin-ciples o
Nelson's biographical dictionary and historical reference book of Fayette County, Pennsylvania : containing a condensed history of Pennsylvania, of Fayette County, and the boroughs and townships of the county : also, portraits and biographies of the governors since 1790, and genealogies, family histories and biographies of representative men of the county : illustrated . ir. Randolphis a member of Xo. 50, Connellsville Branchof the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-gineers, and Lodge Xo. 503, of the Order ofElks, at Connellsville. He is a member ofthe Baptist church. He adheres to the prin-ciples of the Democratic party. Mr. Ran-dolph has become a successful business well as one of the best and most reliablerailroad men of this section, and owns valu-able property in Connellsville. He is honestwith all men in his dealings, and enjoys theconfidence of a host of friends. The paternalgrandfather of Mr. Randolph was a nativeof Scotland. He came to this country at anearly age and died in 185S. Hon. Edmund Homer ReppERT, PresidentJudge of the Fourteenth Judicial District ofPennsylvania, was born October 28, is a son of the late Benjamin F. andRhoda Kendall Reppert, the former a na-tive of Greene county, the latter of Fayettecounty, Pa. Christian Reppert, Judge Rep-perts paternal grandfather, came from Al-sace, Lorraine, in 1791. Shortly thereafter. ^&<&^0-zj% y^ STELSOyS DICTIOXARY boZ he located at Greensboro, Greene county,and became interested in the tanning andglass industries. He died in 1851. His son,Benjamin F., the father of the subject of thissketch, became a resident of Nicholson town-ship, Fayette county, in 1854, and lived theretill he died in 1890. He was a farmer. Hiswidow, Rhoda Kendall Reppert, now residesiri Mt. Pleasant. Pa. The firstcomer of theKendalls to this section was Jeremiah, agreat-grandfather of Judge Reppert. Hewas a Virginian and settled in German town-ship shortly after the close of the Revolu-tionary war, in which
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