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Introduction	John H. Randolph and Annie Mae McElroy was united in holy matrimony on October 22, 1927 at the house of Isaac and Emily McElroy, the parents of Annie Mae McElroy, located in the city of Meridian; Lauderdale County; state of Mississippi. Their love produced nine children who they taught through words and actions to assume personal responsibility and strive to do their best. As parents, they helped their children develop personal confidence to meet the challenges of life. The nine children of John H. and Annie M. believed what they were taught and lived according to the character developed by their parents. As a result, the nine children have produced the branches of the fruitful family tree. The fruit is the diverse talents, gifts, knowledge, and expertise of all family members. Now there are many individuals associated with the branches who come together to celebrate the unity, diversity, and overall excellence of the Randolph-McElroy Family. Yes, “How good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity….for there the Lord hath commanded the blessing, even life for evermore”

Introduction

John H. Randolph and Annie Mae McElroy was united in holy matrimony on October 22, 1927 at the house of Isaac and Emily McElroy, the parents of Annie Mae McElroy, located in the city of Meridian; Lauderdale County; state of Mississippi. Their love produced nine children who they taught through words and actions to assume personal responsibility and strive to do their best. As parents, they helped their children develop personal confidence to meet the challenges of life. The nine children of John H. and Annie M. believed what they were taught and lived according to the character developed by their parents. As a result, the nine children have produced the branches of the fruitful family tree. The fruit is the diverse talents, gifts, knowledge, and expertise of all family members. Now there are many individuals associated with the branches who come together to celebrate the unity, diversity, and overall excellence of the Randolph-McElroy Family. Yes, “How good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity….for there the Lord hath commanded the blessing, even life for evermore”