The slave families of Thomas Jefferson : a pictorial study book with an interpretation of his farm book in genealogy charts / written and compiled by B. Bernetiae Reed
Jefferson, Thomas 1743-1826 Homes and haunts Search this
Jefferson, Thomas 1743-1826 Relations with slaves Search this
Physical description:
2 v. (xxv, 947 p.) : ill. (some col.), maps (some col.) ; 38 cm
Type:
Genealogy
Place:
Virginia
Monticello (Va.)
Date:
2007
Contents:
Vol. 1. : -- ch. 1. Introduction : Occupation lists -- ch. 2. Plantations, waterways, and land : -- Monticello -- Poplar Forest Plantation -- Elk Hill Plantation -- Tufton Plantation -- Limestone Plantation -- Natural Bridge -- Indian Camp Plantation -- Tuckahoe Plantation -- ch. 3. Chronology -- ch. 4. Genealogy charts for the slave families of Thomas Jefferson -- ch. 5. Dispersal genealogy charts for the slave families of Thomas Jefferson -- ch. 6. Overseers, stewards and hired workers -- ch. 7. Farm book and other documents -- ch. 8. Dispersal of slaves -- ch. 9. Census records -- ch. 10. Jefferson & Randolph family trees : -- Descendants of William Randolph (of Turkey Island) and Mary Isham -- Descendants of Isham Randolph (of Dungeness) and Jane Rogers -- Descendants of Thomas Randolph (of Tuckahoe) and Judith Fleming -- Descendants of Peter Jefferson and Jane Randolph -- Descendants of Thomas Jefferson I and Mary Branch -- Descendants of William Randolph II (of Chatsworth) and Elizabeth Beverley -- Descendants of Richard Bland, Sr. and Elizabeth Randolph -- Descendants of William Skipwith (of Prestwould) and Elizabeth Smith -- Descendants of Richard Randolph I (of Curles) and Jane Bolling -- Descendants of Benjamin Harrison III and Elizabeth Burwell -- Descendants of John Tarleton -- Descendants of Richard Eppes and Martha Bolling -- Descendants of Francis Eppes III -- Descendants of John Wayles -- Descendants of Matoaka "Rebecca" Pocahontas Powhaten and John Rolfe -- Descendants of Robert "King" Carter -- Vol. 2. : -- ch. 11. Plats, maps, and land documents -- ch. 12. Original documents
Summary:
Extensive compilation of primary documents, maps, and photographs tracing the genealogical history of the more than six hundred enslaved men, women, and children who lived and worked on Thomas Jefferson's Virginia plantations.
