Lakeside Cemetery
Randolph, Dakota County, Minnesota, USA
Randolph was first settled in May of 1854 by John Richmond. He built his homestead on the land that now serves as Lakeside Cemetery. It was here that the second marriage in the town was celebrated, that of his daughter Rosetta Richmond and David H. Morrill in 1857. The land was donated to the township by D. H. Morrill and J. W. Penniman. The first interment made in this ground, was that of a Miss Reinhardt, of Hampton; the second was Mrs. Amy Hassan, who passed away in 1859, which was the first death within the limits of the town of Randolph. This cemetery was for a time enclosed with the farm of Mr. Penniman. In 1877, it was enclosed by a wire fence, and in 1879, was surrounded by shade trees.
Randolph was first settled in May of 1854 by John Richmond. He built his homestead on the land that now serves as Lakeside Cemetery. It was here that the second marriage in the town was celebrated, that of his daughter Rosetta Richmond and David H. Morrill in 1857. The land was donated to the township by D. H. Morrill and J. W. Penniman. The first interment made in this ground, was that of a Miss Reinhardt, of Hampton; the second was Mrs. Amy Hassan, who passed away in 1859, which was the first death within the limits of the town of Randolph. This cemetery was for a time enclosed with the farm of Mr. Penniman. In 1877, it was enclosed by a wire fence, and in 1879, was surrounded by shade trees.
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- Added: 1 Jan 2000
- Find a Grave Cemetery ID: 82682
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