Joseph Randall arrived in Parma (near Clarkson) Orleans Co., New York in 1813 (Source: Obituary of son, Benjamin). In Pioneer Days of Hilton, Parma & Ogden, by Shirley Cox Husted, "Early settlers arriving shortly after 1812 in Parma were the Randalls". Joseph and Hannah Randall were in the 1810 Census Deere Isle, Hancock Co. ME, the 1820 Census Parma, Genessee Co., NY, 1830 Parma, Monroe, NY, 1835 Census St. Augustine, Fulton, Co., IL and the 1840 Census St. Augustine, Fulton Co., IL at the home of their son Edwin Randall, 1 male 60-70 and 1 female 60-70.
Land record Fulton County, Illinois Vol. 6, Page 490 & 491 a land lease from Benjamin Randall to Joseph & Hannah Randall 1838. Joseph Randall died between 1840-45. Place of burial is unknown, but probably either Babbitt Cemetery ( no marker), St. Augustine or Buchan's Pasture (no longer in existence). Hannah Randall married Daniel Griffith, Dec. 18, 1845. In 1860 and 1870 she is living with James & Mary Ann (Randall) Babbitt. Hannah died March 4th aged 95 years.
Of the children of Joseph and Hannah Randall, Joseph Randall Jr. stayed in New York and married Mary (Polly) Madden, Mary Jane Randall married Jacob Atchinson and moved to Fulton County, Illinois, Caroline Randall married R. Gould and went to Illinois, Joanna Randall married Charles Fickett and moved to Fulton County, Illinois, Lydia Randall married Eseck Irons and died in Parma, New York, Benjamin Randall married Sophronia Ducolon and moved to Fulton County, Illinois, Stephen Randall moved to Fulton County, Illinois and married Sarah Phelps, Hannah Randall married Eseck Irons and moved to Fulton County, Illinois, Jesse Randall married Unity Helms and moved to Fulton County, Illinois, Mary Ann Randall moved to Fulton County, Illinois and married James Babbitt, and Edwin Randall moved to Fulton County, Illinois and married Azuba Phelps. Please make an inquiry should you have any questions.