Edward Fitz Randolph Branch Lines, Allied Families, and English and Norman Ancestry: A Family Genealogy, 860-1976

Oris Hugh Fitz Randolph authored this comprehensive genealogical study in 1976, aiming to document the extensive lineage of the Fitz Randolph family. The volume traces the family's history from its Norman and English origins through its establishment and expansion in the American colonies, specifically focusing on the branch lines that settled in various regions. It serves as a scholarly attempt to organize scattered historical records into a cohesive ancestral narrative covering over a millennium of history.

The work was compiled during a period of rising interest in American genealogy and heritage documentation. Oris Hugh Fitz Randolph utilized a combination of existing genealogical research and primary source data to construct the family tree. The book is recognized by researchers and libraries as a significant, though specialized, reference text that provides detailed insights into the migration patterns and allied families connected to the Fitz Randolph name, reflecting the meticulous archival standards typical of professional genealogical research during the mid-twentieth century.