Personal:
Born 16 Aug 1659 in Barnstable, Plymouth Colony; died 1745 in Piscatawaytown, New Jersey .
His parents were Edward FitzRandolph and Elizabeth Blossom .

Married:
Elizabeth Manning
on 23 Nov 1686; in Piscatawaytown, New Jersey.
She was born 1668 in Piscatawaytown, New Jersey; died 1 Mar 1732 in Piscatawaytown, New Jersey;
and was buried in St James Churchyard, Edison, New Jersey.
Her parents were Jeffrey Manning and Hepzibah Andrews.

Their Children were:
Thomas - born 20 Jul 1687
Elizabeth - born 1689
David - born 1 Jan 1690
Jonathan - born 12 Jan 1692
Bathsheba - born 20 Sep 1695
Dinah - born 10 Jul 1700
Luranna - born 19 Feb 1703

Comments:
Thomas FitzRandolph was a weaver. When his brother John and others had a dispute with the Baptist Church, they split and formed the Seventh Day Baptist Church. Thomas went along with this movement and was a solid member of the new church. The Seventh Day Baptist Church is still active in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia, as well as several other states.

Elizabeth Manning FitzRandolph died in a smallpox epidemic in 1732. Her daughter Elizabeth also died of smallpox, as did several nieces and nephews. They are buried together in St James Churchyard in Edison, New Jersey.

Birthplaces, etc, are listed above as "Piscatawaytown" which is the original name for the area currently occupied by the New Jersey towns of Piscataway, Edison, and parts of Perth Amboy. This can be confusing to the beginning researcher, as directions for graves, homes and so on are often given as "in Piscataway" but when the researcher attempts to find the actual site, he or she realizes that it is actually several miles away in Edison or closer to Perth Amboy.

Sources:
Jane Randolph Brown