photographer Anglin and Randall
75 1/2 Peachtree, Atlanta GA
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a review of James Robert Anglin is HERE
photographer Anglin and Randall
75 1/2 Peachtree, Atlanta GA
example from auction site
photographer Anglin and Randall
75 1/2 Peachtree, Atlanta GA
example from auction site
photographer Anglin and Randall
75 1/2 Peachtree, Atlanta GA
example from Atlanta Collections
Charles Edwin Randall
(Feb 1849 - 1916)
1849 Feb
Ohio, state records, Charles Edwin Randall is born to George W Randall
and Mother Randall
1870 Jul 02
Peoria, IL, US census as cooper, working with father
1880
Peoria, IL, city directory, Randall as photographer for Loquist Bros;
res Laveille nr Monroe
1881, 1882
Peoria, IL, city directory, Randall as photographer at Adams, cor
Harrison; res 310 Laveille
1883
Peoria, IL, city directory Randall as photographer
1884
Peoria, IL, city directory Randal NOT listed
1884, 1885, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889, 1890, 1891, 1892
Atlanta, GA, city directory Charles E Randall NOT listed
1893
Atlanta, GA, city directory Charles E Randall with M M and W H
Gardner; res 64 n Forsyth
1894
Atlanta, GA, city directory Charles E Randall as photographer with
Anglin and Randall 75 1’2 Peachtree; Randall RESIDENCE is 75 ½
Peachtree
1895 Feb 04
Atlanta (GA) Constitution classified item for lost dog return to C E
Randall, 75 ½ Peachtree
1895, 1896, 1897
Atlanta, GA, city directory Randall as photographer with Anglin and
Randall, 75 ½ Peachtree; res same
1897 Dec 19
Atlanta (GA) Constitution small mention of C E Randall, photographer
at 75 ½ Peachtree
1898
Atlanta, GA, city directory Randall with Anglin and Randall; rms 75 ½
Peachtree (Randall alone listed in business pages); Anglin listed with
no occupation shown
1899
Atlanta, GA, city directory Charles E Randall now works for Mrs J C
Randall, Photographer, at 2 ½ Auburn av, res same
1900
Atlanta, GA, city directoryCharles E Randal and wife Julia C as
photographer w Mrs J C Randall; res 1 ½ Auburn; Randall now listed
separately in business section but address appears to be the same as
photographer Mrs J C Randall “N Pryor cor Auburn ave” while Mrs J C
Randal is at 2 ½ Auburn ave
1901, 1902
Atlanta, GA, city directory C E Randall (Julia C) 2 ½ Auburn av , res
same; (Mrs J C Randall not listed)
1903, 1904
Atlanta, GA, city directory C E Randall NOT listed; A G Grant is at 2
½ Auburn av
1903
Evansville, IN, city directory C E Randall NOT listed;
1904, 1905
Evansville, IN, city directory C E Randall NOT listed, C W Randall NOT
listed
1906, 1907
Evansville, IN, city directory C E Randall NOT listed; C W Randall
photographer at 26 Arcade
1907 Jan 23
Evansville (IN) Press news item C E Randall cleared of possession of
“improper” picture
1907 Nov 15
Evansville (IN) Press news item Charles Randall found after attempted
suicide; Probably Charles W
1908
Evansville, IN, city directory C E Randall NOT listed; C W Randall
photographer at 501 ½ Main
1909, 1910
Evansville, IN, city directory C E Randall NOT listed; C W Randall and
R A Mason as Randall and Mason at 501 ½ Main;
1911
Evansville, IN, city directory Charles E Randall with no occupation
listed; rooms at 501 ½ Main, the same address as (C W) Randall and (R
A) Mason Photographers
1912
Evansville, IN, city directory Charles E Randall as photographer at
709 ½ Main; res same
1912 May 03, 04 and 06
Evansville (IN) Press classified ad for studio for sale at 709 ½
Main
1913
Evansville, IN, city directory, C E Randall NOT listed; also Randal
and Mason not listed; Mason alone is listed at 501 ½ Main
1914
Evansville, IN, city directory, Charles Randal no occupation shown,
res 610 Locust; Charles W Randall as manager of Randall Film
Manufacturing co (not listed in business pages)
1915
Evansville, IN, city directory neither Charles E nor Charles W are
listed, business or residential
1916 Oct 18
Evansville, IN, death certificate Charles E Randall dies at age 67-71
of septicemia.
The locations of Charles E Randall, between 1884 and 1892, have not
been ascertained.
Records for Randall are inconsistent to say the least. Building a
coherent timeline is difficult when the documentation is hard to
believe.
For instance the US census reflects a different date of birth for
Randall each decade and then the death certificate is different than
all the rest. All other factors match. (see below)
Charles E Randall and his son Charles W Randall, both photographers,
are often listed as Chas Randal, C Randall or just Randall. With this
in mind, the timeline here has been assembled with entries that are
fairly certain for Charles E Randall, unless otherwise noted.
Atlanta (GA) Constitution - 19 Dec 1897
Probably Charles W
Probably Charles W
Evansville (IN) Press - 05 Jun 1909
Evansville (IN) Press - 06 May 1912
photographer Anglin and Randall
75 1/2 Peachtree, Atlanta GA
example from Atlanta Collections
photographer Anglin and Randall
75 1/2 Peachtree, Atlanta GA
example from Atlanta Collections
photographer Anglin and Randall
75 1/2 Peachtree, Atlanta GA
example from Atlanta Collections
photographer Anglin and Randall
75 1/2 Peachtree, Atlanta GA
example from Atlanta Collections
photographer: Anglin and Randall
75 1/2 Peachtree, Atlanta, GA
example from Atlanta Collectibles
photographer: Anglin and Randall
75 1/2 Peachtree, Atlanta, GA
example from auction site
(Note slightly different imprint and no borderline)
photographer Anglin and Randall
75 1/2 Peachtree, Atlanta GA
photographer Anglin and Randall
75 1/2 Peachtree, Atlanta GA
example from Atlanta Collectibles on Flickr
75 1/2 Peachtree, Atlanta GA
example from FB collection of Rodrique
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Hey, I'm writing a blog post about old photos I bought at a gunshow, and one of the photos I have, just has the Randall name. I noticed that some other photos floating around the web have both Anglin and Randall on it, did they split?
ReplyDeleteI'm scanning the lot I got in pretty good resolution, you could use some of them if you want.
Thanks for your comment. Not much was found about Anglin and Randall so perhaps a review is in order. Typically the partnerships of the early photographers didn’t last very long, most only a few months.
DeleteAdditional examples of a photographer’s work are always welcome. Send scans, including the edges (don’t crop) to the address found in the profile. The edges sometimes help date a card.