Carson-Randolph family papers

The papers of Hope (Carson) Randolph and Evan Randolph II document the heritage of two of Philadelphia’s foremost families. Hope Carson and Evan Randolph II were married in 1906. Hope, the daughter of Hampton L. Carson and Anna Lea (Baker) Carson, and Evan, the son of Evan Randolph and Rachel Story...

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Main Author: Carson-Randolph family (Creator)
Collection:Carson-Randolph Family Papers
Collection Number:3004
Format: Manuscript
Language:English
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Physical Description: 13.0 Linear feet 24 boxes, 32 volumes, 1 flat file
Summary: The papers of Hope (Carson) Randolph and Evan Randolph II document the heritage of two of Philadelphia’s foremost families. Hope Carson and Evan Randolph II were married in 1906. Hope, the daughter of Hampton L. Carson and Anna Lea (Baker) Carson, and Evan, the son of Evan Randolph and Rachel Story (Jenks) Randolph, established a home in Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, where they raised five children. The Carson-Randolph Family Papers include genealogical information spanning up to ten generations. The majority of this collection’s material relates to Hope, Evan, their children, and Hope’s parents, Hampton L. Carson and Anna Lea (Baker) Carson. By and large, the papers pertaining to male members of the family emphasize their professional careers, while papers pertaining to women are of a more personal nature. It is an eclectic collection, comprised not only of papers and photographs, but also of family memorabilia and incidental information about progenitors and distant relatives. A portion of the papers pertain to the related families of Baker, Becker, Hollingsworth, Humphreys, Jenks, Lea, Robeson, Stewardson, and Story.