Corydon Chandler Randall

American, 1841-1908

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James A. Randall worked briefly as a photographer in James J.'s studio before becoming a lawyer. Corodon was employed in James J.'s studio before starting his own studio. James J. is listed as a photographer, but with only a residential address from 1873 to 1875, when his name disappears. His widow, Caroline, is listed in 1879. An ad from 1876 reads: "We charge more than any photographic establishment in the city, and always expect to: Why?" By 1902 he seems to be working for the American Car & Foundry Co.