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A President in the Family: Thomas Jefferson, Sally Hemings, and Thomas Woodson

A book by Byron W. Woodson Sr.

Ahnentafel of Thomas JEFFERSON

An Ahnentafel of Thomas JEFFERSON, 3rd President of the United States, shows his descent from the rich and powerful RANDOLPH family of Virginia. Other surnames in his lineage include: ADDIE, BLAIKSTON, BORLASE, BRANCH, BRETT, BUTLER, FIELD, FULLER, HECHSTETTER, HICKS, HUMPHREY, HUNTLEY, ISHAM, LANE, LILBURNE, NICHOLSON, RYLAND, SOANE, SPARKES, VINCENT, and WORGER.

Genealogy.com: Ancestry of Thomas JEFFERSON

Information on Jefferson, Thomas

From Brian Tompsett's site.

Jefferson Fathered Slave's Last Child

Article from the magazine Nature, complete with family tree chart.

JEFFERSON-HEMINGS Mailing List

For the discussion and sharing of information regarding the descendants of Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings. Archives: browse or search.

Monticello, Home of Thomas Jefferson

Presidential Ancestral Charts

For Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Pierce, Lincoln, Harrison, Bush.

Sally Hemings

A book by Barbara Chase-Riboud.

Sally Hemings and Thomas Jefferson: History, Memory, and Civic Culture

A book by Jan Lewis.

Slave Children of Thomas Jefferson

A book by Samuel H. Sloan.

The Jefferson Scandals: A Rebuttal

A book by Virginius Dabney.

Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings: An American Controversy

A book by Annette Gordon-Reed .

Thomas Jefferson Heritage Society

Charlottesville, Virginia. Links to most sites concerning Thomas Jefferson research. Links to the Scholars Commission Report on the Jefferson-Hemings Matter. Links to web pages that give full details of the controversal Jefferson-Hemings DNA Study. Book review of the Thomas Jefferson Heritage Society book, The Jefferson-Hemings Myth, An American Travesty. Links to web pages regarding the Monticello Association and their overwhelming vote to disallow Hemings family members into their organization. Just about anything Jefferson begins here. Read of the misrepresentations by some evaluators, both in foundations, the media, academia, individuals and families. Links found here will even take you to early Jefferson/Jeaffreson research in England and describes the treck of the name through the West Indies into Virginia (presidential branch)and Maryland.