David Randall removed to Nova Scotia in 1766 and was a grantee at Falmouth, Nova Scotia at the founding of the township in 1760; he received a grant of 750 acres farm lot 68 and 1/2 of lot 58; he sold his lands between 1765 and 1767 and on February 26, 1767 he sold farm lots 67 and 68 to J.F.W. Des Barres. He shared 1/2 farm lot 58 at Falmouth with his brother-in-law Cyprian Davison. On September 17, 1765 he delivered cattle to Captain Jacob Muller as security "for the money I stand in debt to him". The Randall family settled in Kings County, Nova Scotia. (Souce:"Falmouth - A New England Township in Nova Scotia 1760-1965", by John V. Duncanson, pg. 369, Windsor, Ontario, Canada, August 1965 [971.6 NS, SCGS])