Thomas Randall b 1684 d 9 Mar 1722 in Baltimore MD was the son of Christopher Randall Ra11 and; Johanna wid. Norman No11 b about 1668 Baltimore Md
married Hannah Bale (or Beale) daughter of Thomas Bale and Urath Carnall,
They had children:
Ra9-1 Christopher Randall b c 1708 Baltimore d 1761 MD m Catherine Larkin. On 20 May 1734 Christopher and Samuel OWINGS (his brother-in-law) agreed to divide "Green Spring". Eight days later Christopher sold 100 acres of his part. Christopher, with his wife Katherine consenting, conveyed "Beale's Purchase" to John MOALE on 5 Dec. 1735. Christopher served as attorney for John BOND of London in 1727/8, and for Mary WOOTON of Exmouth, Devonshire in 1731 and 1732. He is probably the Christopher Randall who with William HAMILTON, Samuel OWINGS, and Nicholas HAILE were named to a commission to build a chapel of ease, St. Thomas Chapel, in 1742. He was Register of that parish in 1744, and a vestryman at St. Thomas Parish in 1741-43, and perhaps also 1771-73.[20] They had the following children:

Ra9-1-1 Thomas Randall, b. 11 Jan. 1726;
Ra9-1-2 Bale Randall, b. 1 Aug. 1728 d. 20 Oct. 1728.
Ra9-1-3 Christopher Randall, 25 Sept. 1729;
Ra9-1-4 William Randall, b. 18 Aug. 1731; he joined the Baltimore County Committee of Observation in 1775. The purpose of the committee was to maintain order and prevent social unrest in light of the blockade of British goods. The blockade caused a severe inflation of prices in the Baltimore area, and many businesses went into debt. In addition, a percentage of the sale price of all staple products went to the poor people of Boston, who were suffering under the Intolerable Acts. Merchants, professionals and other prominent citizens patrolled the streets of Baltimore and environs to prevent theft, robbery, looting and arson of property. But by August of 1775, prominent citizens, including Charles RIDGELY, William Randall, Ezekiel TOWSON and Stephen CROMWELL, quit the committee. It is not certain whether their political views were too conservative for the Baltimore rebels, or too radical for conservative Governor Eden.[21]
Ra9-1-5 Rebecca Randall, b. 27 Dec. 1733 presumably d. before 5 Dec. 1738.
Ra9-1-6 Hannah Randall, b. 27 Oct. 1736
Ra9-1-7 Rebecca Randall, b. 5 Dec. 1738
Ra9-1-8 Nicholas Randall, b. 27 Feb. 1740
Ra9-1-9 Susanna Randall, b. 7 May 1743
Ra9-1-10 Bale Randall, b. 17 Aug. 1745
Ra9-1-11 Larkin Randall, b. 10 June 1749[22]

Ra9-2 Martha Elizabeth Randall b 14 Feb 1711 Lower Milford Bucks PA d 11 Jan 1758 Bucks PA m Thomas Duffield Blackledge
Ra9-2-1 William Randall Blackledge
Ra9-2-2 Robert Blackledge
Ra9-2-3 Thomas Blackledge
Ra9-2-4 Elizabeth Ann Randall Blackledge b 1737 Lower Milford Twp Bucks PA d 6 Aug 1804 Morgan Twp Greene Co PA m George Pancoast Hoge/Hogue b 6 Feb 1732 Valley Botetourt Co VA d 12 Apr 18095 Morgan Twp Greene Co PA son of William Hoge Jr and Mary Pancoast b 1702 Frederick VA d 21 Mar 1759 Richland Bucks Co PA dau of Margaril ?Pancoast
Ra9-2-4-1 Elizabeth Hoge m Leonard
Ra9-2-4-2 Anne Hoge Hoge m Smith
Ra9-2-4-3 Isaiah Isaac Hoge
Ra9-2-4-4 Mary Hoge m Depreast
Ra9-2-4-5 Thomas Hoge
Ra9-2-4-6 Leah Hoge b 23 Oct 1767 Greene PA d 6 Jun 1850 Cambridge Guernsey Co OH m Abraham Luzader b 20 Dec 1757 Franklin Twp Somerset NJ d 14 Dec 1826 Guernsey Co OH son of Aaron Luzader and Mary Bartley b 20 SEp 1731 Monmouth Co NJ d 1778 Bound Brook Somerset NJ
Ra9-2-4-6-1 Martha "Patty" Luzader b 1792 PA m Jonathan Purcell Warne b 30 Oct 1791 NJ d 19 Jul 1855 OH
Ra9-2-4-6-1-1 Elijah Warne b 1819 m Julia b c 1826
Ra9-2-4-6-1-1-1 James Warne b c 1857
Ra9-2-4-6-1-1-2 Eleanor Warne b c 1858
Ra9-2-4-6-1-1-3 Martha Warne b c 1859
Ra9-2-4-6-1-2 Jonathan Warne b 9 Oct 1823 d 21 Aug 1901 m Elizabeth b c 1827
Ra9-2-4-6-1-2-1 Eliza Warne b c 1858
Ra9-2-4-6-1-2-2 Martha Warne b c 1859
Ra9-2-4-6-1-2-3 Virginia Warne b c 1862
Ra9-2-4-6-1-2-4 William Warne b c 1865
Ra9-2-4-6-1-3 Sarah Warne bc 1827
Ra9-2-4-6-1-4 Nancy Warne b c 1829
Ra9-2-4-6-1-5 John Warne b c 1834
Ra9-2-4-6-1-6 D.C. Warne b 10 Mar 1830 d 23 SEp 1896 m Jane Willis b 1839 OH d 1925 Madison OH
Ra9-2-4-6-1-6-1 Jennie Warne m Burgess
Ra9-2-4-6-1-6-2 Agnes B. Warne
Ra9-2-4-6-1-6-3 Edward R. Warne
Ra9-2-4-6-1-6-4 Dewitt Clinton Warne b c 8 May 1881 OH d 1981 OH m Lena Maude Taylor b 1882 d 1978 dau of John Taylor and Annie Baird
Ra9-2-4-6-1-6-4-1 Hazel Florence Warne b 1 Mar 1906 m Forest Eugene Wagner
Ra9-2-4-6-1-6-4-2 Lulu Belle Warne b 6 Jun 1910 d 18 May 2013 m Charles Robert Brothers
Ra9-2-4-6-1-6-5 Charles Ross Warne b 1877 d 5 Dec 1926 m/div Ella McCullough
Ra9-2-4-6-2 Leah Lieuzadder
Ra9-2-4-5 George Hoge b 13 Aug 1769 PA d 1800 Greene Co PA
Ra9-2-4-6 Rachel Hoge b 23 Sep 1772 Lancaster Co PA d 1838 DE m Swinthen Chandlar son of y ?Chandler
Ra9-2-4-7 William Hoge b 23 Jun 1776 Sussex Co VA d Feb 1837 Marshall Co TN m Nancy Parks b 24 Dec 1775 York Dist SC dau of John Uriah Parks and Rachel Johnson b 1753 Fauquier Co VA d 1834 Franklin TN
Ra9-2-4-7-1 Parthenia Hogue b c 1798 VA d 12 Oct 1854 York Co SC m William F Fewell
Ra9-2-4-7-1-1 Margaret Ann Fewell m Neely
Ra9-2-4-7-1-2 John A Fewell
Ra9-2-4-7-2 Lucrecia Hogue b 13 Oct 1810 York SC d 10 Feb 1892 Prattsville Grant Co AR m Samuel McDowell Watson
Ra9-2-4-7-2-1 Martha Matilda Watson
Ra9-2-4-7-2-2 Sarah Elizabeth Watson m Swafford
Ra9-2-4-7-3 Hiram Hogue b 5 Feb 1815 York Co SC d 20 Jan 1903 Benton Saline Co AR m Elizabeth Billington
Ra9-2-4-7-3-1 James W. Hogue, CSA
Ra9-2-4-7-3-2 Thomas Newton Hogue
Ra9-2-4-7-4 Bennett Hogue b 27 Jan 18903 York SC d 18 Mar 1879 Drew Co AR m Matilda Gable
Ra9-2-4-7-4-1 John Alexander Hogue
Ra9-2-4-8 James Hoge b 25 Aug 1778 Greene Co PA

Ra9 Urath Randall, b. 1 or 22 Jan 1713/4 d 15 Dec. 1796; m. 1 Jan. 1729/30 at St. Thomas Parish in Baltimore Co., Samuel Owings.

Source: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~paxson/southern/bale.html

Thomas Randall2, the youngest child of Christopher and Johanna, was born about 1684 and died in 1722. He was an infant when his father died. He married Hannah Bale, sometimes spelled Beal or Beall.

Thomas was listed as a taxable on the South Side of Patapsco Hundred, Baltimore County, in 1706. He and his brother Christopher administered the estate of John GADSBY, their step-father, 20 August 1711.[12]

Sometime after his father's death the family moved (ca. 1719) to northwest Baltimore County, where the area known as Randallstown preserves their name. Christopher and Thomas opened a tavern on a dirt toll road, which would eventually become Liberty Pike.[13]

The Randall family was closely connected with the families of Thomas and Anthony Bale, or Beal, Hannah's brothers. Urath Bale named her aunt, Hannah Randall, in her will. Both brothers left real estate to Hannah.[14]

The area still had some Susquehannock and Shawnee inhabitants. As their lands were encroached, game diminished. They had very different understanding of ownership and use of land and resources, and were blamed for depredations of settler livestock. From time to time they understandably showed hostility to the settlers. In 1695 Fort Garrison was constructed off the Conewago Road. It is a small stone blockhouse, still standing, but surrounded by suburban housing tracts. The road was an Indian trail between Baltimore and Hanover, widened into a wagon road in 1737. Today it is Reisterstown Road.[15]

Thomas had a number of real estate dealings. On 2 August 1709 John CHRISTIAN conveyed "Christian's Lot" (originally granted in 1696), adjacent to "Expectations", to Thomas Randall. On 13 November 1715 Thomas, with Hannah consenting, conveyed 100 acres of it on the north side of the Patapsco, to William HAMILTON. On 19 February 1711 Thomas conveyed 100 acre "Rich Land" and 140 acre "Addition" to George OGG, again with Hannah consenting. On 27 November 1712 Thomas, with Hannah's consent, conveyed 221 acre "Tom's Choice" to John GILL, carpenter. On 5 November 1717 Anthony BALE conveyed 329 acres, the residue of "Stout", to Thomas Randall. On 20 June 1721 Hill SAVAGE (his wife Eleanor consenting) conveyed 150 acre "Spring Garden" to Thomas Randall and William Parrish with the provision that the Savages "keep harmless" Thomas and William from "a certain testamentary bond" Thomas and William had posted on the estate of Peter BOND of Baltimore County.[16]

Thomas had died by 16 April 1722 when an administrative bond was made in Baltimore County to settle his estate. It was inventoried 1 August 1722 by Benjamin and John HOWARD. Final value was set at £285.0.10. Hannah filed administration papers 5 October 1723 and 3 June 1726.[17]

Hannah's will was signed 23 October 1726. She named her two children, her daughter-in-law Catherine, and her brother-in-law Christopher Randall (to whom she left a ring) his wife Ann (CHEW), and his son Roger. The bond to settle her estate was filed 17 June 1727. The estate was inventoried 20 November 1728 and valued at £43.0.7.[18]

Thomas RANDALL (AFN: 1DGB-GCC)  Pedigree
 Sex:  M Family
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Event(s):
 Birth:   Abt 1684
  , Balt, Md
 Death:   9 Mar 1722 , , Maryland
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Parents:
 Father:  Christopher Randall (Ra11)(AFN: WRPH-84)  Family
 Mother:  Johanna Norman (AFN: WRPH-99)
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Marriage(s):
 Spouse:  Hannah BALE (AFN: 1WVJ-WJQ)  Family
 Marriage:  Abt 1707
 
 
 
 

THOMAS RANDALL
  Male   Family
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Event(s):
 Birth:  About 1684   , Baltimore, Maryland

 Christening:
 Death:  09 MAR 1722

 Burial:
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Marriages:
  Spouse:  HANNAH Bale  Family
  Marriage:  About 1707   <, Baltimore, Maryland>