From History of Walworth County Wisconsin by Albert Clayton Beckwith, Vol. II, 
publ. 1912, Page 1475-1476
 
GEORGE E. RANDALL.  Among the successful native sons of Walworth county who 
have been content to spend their lives in the same, well knowing that no 
better community could be found for those who desired to follow the bent of 
agriculture, is George E. RANDALL, of Darien township, a man who has used his 
influence in every way possible to advance the prosperity of his locality.  He 
is a whole-souled gentleman and a public-spirited citizen, and is ready at all 
times to use his means and influence for the promotion of such public 
improvements as will conduce to the comfort and happiness of his fellow 
citizens, and, like his father, he is held in high esteem by the population, 
regardless of all sects, politics or professions, for his life has been led 
along such paths as insure the respect of people in all climes.  He has been 
industrious and has been a close observer of whatever pertains to his chosen 
life work, consequently has succeeded.
 
Mr. RANDALL was born on January 15, 1873, in Lagrange, this county.  He is the 
son of William F. and Mary M. (MADDEN) RANDALL, the father born in the state 
of New York.  They now live at Allen's Grove, this county, having come to Troy 
from the East.  The father has spent his life in farming and auctioneering.
 
George E. RANDALL grew up in this county and he received his education in the 
district schools and at Darien city.  Early in life he turned his attention to 
farming and he is now the owner of ninety acres of excellent land in section 
34, Darien township, which he has kept under an excellent state of improvement 
and cultivation. He keeps a good grade of live stock and has a good home and 
good outbuildings.
 
Mr. RANDALL was married on December 2, 1909, to Nina E. AMES, daughter of 
Clarence and Sara AMES, of Michigan.  This union has been without issue.
 
The subject of this sketch is one of a family of four children, named as 
follows: William lives at Lake Como; Samuel lives north of Allen's Grove, this 
county; George E. was third in order of birth; Clarice is living in Darien 
township, this county. 
 
Politically George E. RANDALL is a Republican, but he has never been specially 
active in public affairs.  Fraternally, he belongs to the Modern Woodmen.
 
Submitted by Carol