“Jae Breitweiser Collection” Master List Organized by: Mersi Curtsinger with additions by Jan Vetrhus, Linda Roaks & Joyce Perkins Key: JBC: “Jae Breitweiser Collection” Topics within the Collection:

BG: Black Genealogy WG: White Genealogy UGRR: Underground Railroad AS: Anti-Slavery BH: Black History

EC: Elutherian College JC: Jefferson County, IN History IN His.: Indiana History US His.: United States History JEFF: Thomas Jefferson descendents Rec.: Records (Census, Registration, slave holdings, etc.) OR: Other Research/ Contacts

Black Genealogy A Abigail (Abby) Owner: John Pugh and Eliza B. Abraham, Henry Almus, Ashbury Alum, Osberry Alums, Carrie Allen, Josephus Ananias

Owner: Stephen D. Hill Anderson, Albert Anderson, Elijah Anderson, Frank Anderson, Freeman Anderson, George Anderson, Harriet Anderson, Harris Anderson, John Anderson, Owen Anderson, Patsy Anderson, Sarah (Sarah Smith) Anderson, William B Baptist and Lott Baty, John (John Beaty) Beatty Family File Beatty, Adam Beatty, George Beatty, Henery Beatty, James Beaty, Henry (Henry Beatty) Berry, Eli Bibb, Henry Blackburn, George Blackburn, Thomas Blanding, Julius Blue, Harry Boger, Pencer Bolden, William (William Bolen) Boothe, Griffin Boothe, Peter Boulder, Powhattan Bowler, Charles

Bowler, David Bowler, Miller Boysaw, Edna Broddey, Axley Brodus, Daniel Brodus, John Brodus, William Brousard, Joseph Brown Family File Brown, Grace Brown, Harriet Brown, James Brown, John Brown, Mary Brown, Sandy Brown, William Wells Broyles Family File Broyles, Joseph Broyles, Moses Broyles, Rachel (Rachel Gregory) Bryant, Charlotte Bryant, Israel Bundy, Henry C Carter, Ann Carter, George M. Carter, Jacob Carter, John Carter, Morgan Carter, Rob (Bob) Carver, Sam Carver, Vachel Caston, Martin Cave, Ellen Cave, Hester Ann Chavis, Washington Chine (Chinne), Little Fars Chinn, Julia Clay Family File Clay, Henry Clay, J.H. Clay, Martha Clay, Thomas Clay, William Claybrook, Stephen Colored Methodist Church Cook, Amos

Cook, Harrison Cook, James Cooper, Thomas (Narrative written by Issac T. Hopper) Copeland family Frederick D. Copeland Copeland, John A. (Harper’s Ferry) Copeland, Lottie Cornelius (Owner: William Moore) Cosby, Virginia Craig, Caroline Craig, Henrietta Craig, Robert Cravens, Powhatten Crittenden, Aggatha Crittenden, Lydia Cunningham, Benjamin Cunningham, George W. D Daphny (Owner: Henry Cook) Davis, Harvey Dean, Sandy DeBaptiste, George Derconit, Absalom Dickson, George Ditto, George Doctor (Owner: Daniel Farley) Douglas(s) Family File Douglas, Rev. WIlliam Douglass, Frederick Dubach, Mariah Dunn, Phillis E Ellen, Mary, Virginia, James, and Andrew (Owner: Malachai Warren) Ellington, Nelson Evans, A.C. Evans, Ardenia (Ardinia/Andrian) Evans, Berry Evans, Francis Evans, Frank Evans, John Evans, Lewis Evans, William F Forson, Daniel Forson (Forcen), John (“Rafe”, “Ralf”, “Ralph”), (28th Indiana, US Colored Troops)

Forson, Margaret Foster, William (Colored Troops) Francis, Fanny Ann (Fanny Borow) Freeman, George G Gabriel (Clerk: John McKinney) Garrard, Christopher Garret, William Gimrall, William Gray Family File Gray, Dennis Gray, Lewis Gray, Moses Gray, Robert Gray, Semon Gray, Simon Gray, Thomas Gray, William Graysville Greenbrier Community Griffin Family File Griffin, Alfred Griffin, Allen Griffin, Calvin Griffin, Charles Griffin, Franklin Griffin, James Griffin, Louis Griffin, William H Hackney, Etta (Ettie) Hackney, James Hackney, Mary Hackney, William Hardy, Joseph Harris Family File Harris, Anna M.

Harris, Chapman Harris, Charles Harris, Christina Harris, Cornelius Harris, Emma Harris, George Harris, Gertrude (Gertie) Harris, Guy Harris, Harry

Harris, John Harris, Joseph Harris, Lucile Harris, Martin Harris, Mary Harris, Maston Harris, Patsy Harris, Rosaletta (Lettie) Harris, Stella (Stella Clay) Harris Susan (Susan Bolen/Bolden) Harris, Toney (Tony) Harris, Virgina (Ginnie/Ginny) Harris, William Harris, William and Wife and Seven Children Hart, Green Hayes, Jesse Hile, Paul Hile, Sharper Hill, Clarissa Holton, Charles Holton, William Hood, William Hopkins, Jacob Hopkins, Robert (Bob) Hubbard, Marshal Hudson (Owner: John and Mary Landy) Hume, Matthew Humphrey, Mary Hunter, Jane I Israel and Barnaby (Owner: Vincent and Lactitia Self) J Jackson, Edmund Jackson, Emily Jackson, Henry Jackson, Hurley Jackson, Robert Jefferson, Robert Jenkins, Jesse Jenkins, Polly Johnson, Adaline Chinn (Adeline Chinn) Johnson, David Johnson, James Johnson, Letitia Johnson, Mary (Mary King) Johnson, Pete

Johnson, Theodore (Theadore) Johnston, David Jones, David Jordan, Clay Jordan, Mary E. Harris Junior, George K Kimberley, George King, Sylvia L Lambert, William Landrum, Uriah Law (Owner: Christopher Harrison) Lawrence Family File Lawson, Angelica Lenna, Ann Virginia, and John Tut (Owner: Samuel Smith) Lewis, Archibald (Archie) Livers, Lillian Sue (Sue) Locklear, Arthur Long, Garet Lott, David Lott, John Lott, Henry Lotte and Stephen (Owner: Harrison Taylor) Lucy and Mildred (Owner: Henry Jackson) M Martin (Owner: Ira and Benjamin Arnold) Martin, Thomas Mary and Children (Mary Lou and Elizabeth Hereley) (Owner: Nathan Hitt) Mason, Hampton Matthew and Nancy (Owner: Samuel Todd) Maxwell, Eve McKay (McKay) Family File Miller, Larkins Miner (Owner: John Reed) Mitchell, Samuel Moore, Susan Morgan, John Morgan, Richard Morgan, Robert Moses (Owner: Ira and Benjamin Arnold) N Nancy and Lucy (Owner: Isoms Enlows) Nelson, Amos

Nuttals, Cornelius O O’Banion, Charlie (Charles) P Payne, Ellen Payne, Theopolis Perry (Owner: William Stith) Perry, Robert Peter (Owner: William and Catharine Cook) Phillips, Amos Phillips, Arthur Phillips, Fannie (Fanny) Phillips, Gilmore Phillips, H. Wesley Phillips, Joshua Pittford, Leroy Pittford, Mary Ann Preston, Mrs. Pryer, John R Revels, Hiram Risher, Eliza Roberte, Elisha Robinson, Azarariah Robinson, Edmund Roger, P. Ronalds, Matt Russell, Charles S Sanders, Orin Sanders, Oscar Shelton, Joseph Simms, Jack Simms, William Simone, Nancy Smith, Edmund Smith, George Smith, Jane Smith, Mary Isabella Smith, Sarah Stafford, Leah Stafford, Peter Stanford, Betsey Stephen (Owner: William Anderson)

Stewart, James T Tabitha and Children (Owner: Mary and Alexander Tucker) Tandy, Amanda Taylor, Aaron Taylor, Lottea Taylor, Samuel Taylor, Squire Taylor, William Thomas, James Thompson, Mary Eliza Thompson, Rev. Harry (Pastor) Thurman, Fountain Tosset, Caroline Towden (Plowden/Rowden), George Tyree, Joseph V Vincent, Della Vincent, Dennis (Den) Vincent, Henry Vincent, Susan (Sussan) W Warren Family File Warren, Alonzo Warren, Andrew Warren, Ellen Warren, Henry Warren, Hinchey Warren, James Warren, Malachi Warren, Mary (Mary Bowler) Warren, Richard Warren, Robert Warren, Virginia Weaver, Rev. Elisha Webb, William Wells, Andrew William (Owner: Archibald Brooks) Williams, Nancy Wright, Jeptha F. Y Young, William

White Genealogy A Abbot/Abbott family Abbott, Henry Abbott, James Abbott, John Allen, James Alley family Anderson family Anderson, Levi Anderson, Louisa Anderson, Martha Anderson, William

B Baily, Commodore P. Baily, John P. Beale, Brig. Gen. Richard Bland, James Blum, Protus Bolen, Elizabeth Brainerd, Eleanor Hoyt (books written by) Brazelton, William Breitweiser, Lynda “Jae” Bright, Jesse David Brown Family Brown, Alanzo Brown, Arthur Brown, Dos Brown, Francis Brown, Hallie Brown, John (Harpers’ Ferry) Brown, Noel Brown, Ola Brown, Pearl Brown, Richard D. Brown, Theresa (Klinger) Burr, Susan C Carr, Anna (Scarff) Carr, John Cavins, B. F. Clashman, Lawrence Cochran, William Coombs, Andrew

Coombs, Anthony Coombs, Jacob Cotton Family Cox Family Cox, Stephen Cox, John Craft, Mary Craven Family Craven, Ella Craven, Herman Craven, John Craven, Mary Craven, Nancy Craven, Rebecca Craven, Thomas Craven, Vinton Cravens, Drusilla (Lanier) Cravens, Roger Cushman/Cooshman) Family Cushman, Edwin Cushman, Eldridge Cushman, Leonidas Cushman, John Cushman, Joshua Cushman, Rebecca D Dailey/Daily/Dayley Family Dailey, Rude Dailey, Samuel Dailey, William Demaree, Lille Dryden Family Dryden, Clarence Dryden, Cora (1893-1894 Diaries, Lancaster) Dryden, Harmon Dryden, W. R. Dunn, Anita Jane Dunn, William Dunn, Williamson E F Ferris, George Fewell Family Fewell, Bennett Fewell, Charles

Fewell, Elsie Fewell, Everett Fewell, Richard Fischer, Belle Fischer, H. A. Freeman, Charles Froman Family Froman, Hiram Froman, Issac Froman, Jacob Froman, James Froman, John Froman, Jonathan Froman, Paul Froman, Solomon Froman, William Furnish, Carl Furnish, Emmett G Garber, Michael (dissertation by Mark Furnish) Gillett Family Garrison, William Lloyd Gitch, Mary Ellen Gordon, Samuel Graham Family Graham, James Graham, John Graham, Samuel Gray, Heyden Griffith, Joshua H Hall Family Hall, Anderson Hall, Sally Hall, Sarah Hammond, Charles Hammond, Cora Hammond, Curtis Hammond, James Hammond, Jonathan Hammond, Peter Harrison, William Henry Hartsock Hays Family Hays, Janis Hays, Thomas

Hays, William Hedson, Jennie Hensley, Mary Hicklin Family Hicklin, Agnes Hicklin, Felix Hicklin, James Hicklin, Jane Hicklin, John Hicklin, Lewis Hicklin, Oscar Hicklin, Thomas Hicklin, William Hoffpauir, Girard Hoffpauir, Pearl Hoffpauir, Silas Hovey, Sarah Howell Family Howell, Lelord Howell, Mary Hoyt Family Hoyt House Hoyt, Asenath Hoyt, Auretta Hoyt, Benajah Hoyt, Gershan Hoyt, Henry Hoyt, Louis Hoyt, Lyman Hoyt, Mary (Hurst) Hoyt, Walter Hoyt, William Hughes Family Hughes, Anna Hughes, Annie Hughes, Bell Hughes, David Hughes, Samuel Hughes, Thomas Hughes, William Hurst, Irene Hutchinson, Cora Hutchinson, Elan

I J Johnson, Richard

K Kern, Kyle Buford King, John Lyle Klinger, David Kuppler – Kreeger L Landan Family Lapy, Charles Lapy, Henry

Lapy, Jacob Latta Family Lawless, Albert Lawless, Barbara Lawless, Elizabeth Lawless, Lazarus Lawless, Nancy Lawless, Thomas Lee, Albert Lee, Beverly Lee, Jacqueline Lee, John Lee, Richard Lewis, Grace Lewis, William Logan Family Logan, Ezikel Logan, George Logan, James Logan, Joseph Logan, Jas. C. Logan, Margaret Long, John Lovejoy House Lovejoy, Elijah

M Marshall, Isaac McCartney Family McCartney, Harrietta McCartney, John McCartney, Samuel McCoy, William McFeely, Clyde McFeely, Edgar McFeely, Ethel Middleton, Lydia

Misc. Newspaper Clippings about various peopel Monroe, William Moore, Joseph Morton, Governor Oliver P.

N Nay, Bennett Nay, Polly Neaville Family & Neaville’s Grove Nelson Family Nelson, Carrie Nelson, Clarra Palmyra Nelson, Cordelia Nelson, Daniel Nelson, Edgar Nelson, Ella Nelson, Ellvira Nelson, Emma Nelson, Guy Nelson, Harriet Nelson, Hiram Nelson, James Nelson, Jefferson Nelson, John Nelson, Joseph Nelson, Katherine Nelson, Lucy Nelson, Mary Nelson, Phillip Netherland, Powhatton O Officer House Officer, James Officer, Joe Ogdon, Sarah (Hughes) P Page, George Page Jacob Pence, Imogen Phillips, Martha R Ralson, Lawrence Rabourn Family Rabourn, Enoch Rabourn, Nancy

Rea Family Rea, George Rea, Joseph Rea, Robert “Right” (Wright) Record, Lemuell Records, Edith Mary (Masow) Records, Harold Spencer Renfro/Rendroe Rev. John William Robinson, James S Salyers, David Salyers, Rebecca Salyers, William Sampson, Mary Ann Sharp/Sharpe Ross Sheegog Spicer, Avery Spillman, James Stevens, Stephen Stimson, Eusebia (Cravens) Stimson, Samuel Stites, America Stites, Charles Stites, Eliza Stites, Henry Stites, Jonathan Stites, Nehmiah Stout Family Stout, Olive Stribling, Benj Sullivan, Frank Thomas T Tate, James Tewell, Myrtle Thomas, Evan Thompson Family Thompson, Alexander Thompson, George Thompson, John Thompson, Lucinda Thompson, Lucy Thompson, Maurice Thompson, Rebecca Thompson, William Thomson, Samuel Tibbetts Family

Tibbetts House & Barn Tibbetts Home of Dr. Samuel Tibbetts, Charles Tibbetts, Ebenezer Tibbetts, Elliot Tibbetts, Eugene Tibbetts, Ezra Tibbetts, James Tibbetts, John Tibbetts, Joshua Tibbetts, Mary Tibbetts, Milburn Tibbetts, Ora Tibbetts, Samuel Tibbetts, Sarah Todd, Robert V Vinson Family W Wallace, Barrett Walker, Stephen Walker, Thomas Walton Family Walton, Abraham Walton, Dudley Walton, Isaac Walton, Isaiah Walton, Merritt Webster, Delia Whitsitt, Effie Wiley, Harvey Wilmore, George C. Winchester Family Winchester, Alta Winchester, Arthur Winchester, Charles Winchester, Ellen Winchester, Frances Winchester, Mary (Carver) Winchester, Nancy Winchester, Persis Annette Winchester, Philander Winchester, Phillip Woollen/Woolen, Mary Woollen/Woolen, William

Workman, Joseph Wright, Leanna

Y Yost Family Yost, Charles Yost, Nathan Yost, Thomas Z Zapp, Kathryn

Eleutherian College VHS recording of the 2003 Gathering Cassette tape 6-19-2004, Historical Marker Celebration, Lyman Hoyt House, Hoyt Descendants, April 22, 1861 Madison Daily Courier, Home Guard organized at College Hill

Newsletters (College Hill Gazette) 2000, 2001, 2004, 2007 A Heap O’ Live to Make a Home Eleutherian Institute Faculty & Students 1849-1887 Eleutherian Visitor Center Photos Visitors’ Center Deeds Craven, Padgett, Cox, Greene, Officer, Berry Reindollar Award for Preservation 2005 Newspaper clippings, HMI program booklet Articles about Eleutherian College The Gathering Photos, articles, notes, programs 2007 Lawsuit against Confined Feeding Operations in Lancaster Township Eleutherian Domitory photo Underground Railroad Re-enactment by Rivers Institute 7127 W. SR 250 – Mefford Property Sheriff Sale 2006 Restoration Photos Eleutherian Brochure 2003 Candlelight Tour Lancaster Antislavery Church hymns Newspaper articles: Community Development Grant Paper: “They Gave of Themselves to Help Change our Nation” Photos of Jae, Dottie and others

Eleutherian Purchase Deeds Eleutherian China Photos Historical Markers text and approvals National Trust Most Endangered Historic Places 2005 Internship proposal, Amanda Lohrig, 2005 Seating in Early Churches Correspondence with Louis G. Linn, Wichita, Kansas Transylvania University 2004 Spring Break Reflections History – time-line and old photos History – newspaper articles History – Early documents History – Wm. Thompson 1923

Histories – Edwin V. O’Neel 1920, Mary Graves 1957, Judge Curtis Marshall 1948, Phil Cole, Levi Coffin 1850, Ruth Jacobs, ?? handwritten draft 1954.

Pre-restoration photos 2000 1850 Census: Workers who built EC Representative Billy Bright visit 2006 Hanover College Intern Michelle Purvis 2005 Southeastern IN Trails to Freedom 2006 National Historic Landmark application Eleutherian College Façade Easement 1990

Jefferson County Hanover Township Directory Records of Carmel Church, near Hanover 1837-1857

Carmel Cemetery, Hanover Township, 2001 Survey Big Creek Cemetery Graysville Cemetery Booth Cemetery Lancaster Cemetery, Lancaster Township, 2000 Survey Mouser Cemetery warranty deeds Nelson Cemetery (Neil’s Creek Cemetery) Compiled by Larry L. Stout, 2004 Dedication of Marker, newspaper article Directory of Towns in Jefferson County, 1887-1888 Historical Collection Vol. 3, Pioneers of Jefferson County House on 250/ Lancaster Township Photos Drusilla Cravens’ history notes Kinnear Cemetery College Hill Cemetery 1941 DAR Survey, Bob Scott history 2001 My Lancaster by Meagan S. Brown Misc. Early Letters Industry in Lancaster 1850 (Census records) Lancaster School Years 1887 – 1937 People and Places in Lancaster, IN Lancaster, 1862 Militia Enrollment, Map, aerial photos Lancaster School Lot, Deed

Biographical & Historical information on people from Lancaster & Jefferson County From My Indiana Home 2004 Madison City Directories (1859, 1875, 1879, 1887) “They Say and Do in the Country” newspaper columns by Charles E. Herberthart Paris, Indiana County Farm, newspaper articles from the 1950s Cemetery Locations in Jefferson County, by township Wills and Administrations by Robert W. Scott, 2000 Civil War – 4th Indiana Regiment Civil War – 28th Indiana, U.S. Colored Troops Civil War – Jefferson County, IN (includes MyIndianaHome printout) Civil War – Black Soldiers, articles Civil War – Jefferson County, IN Militia Enrollment 1862, Volunteers from Lancaster, Smyrna, Graham & Monroe Townships Churches of Jefferson County (includes MyIndianaHome printout) St. Stephens A.M.E. Church, Hanover, IN A.M.E. Church, Georgetown, Madison, IN Broadway Baptist and St. Paul’s 2nd Baptist, Madison, IN 1999 paper by Diane Perrine Coon, The Chronicles of Chapman Harris Death of John Carter Ebenezer A.M.E. Church, Madison, IN College Hill Baptist (Neil’s Creek) Lancaster Baptist Church Notes on Negro Schools Blacks in and around Jefferson County, IN (information available at the Public Library) Hanover Colored School

Ryker’s Ridge Colored School Broadway School (Madison) Historic African-American Sites & Structures in Jefferson County (brochure) Georgetown Historic Marker (application, text & dedication) Georgetown Includes walking tour brochure “Mobs in Madison” 1916 article in Madison Courier John Hunt Morgan Heritage Trail brochure The Indianian 1899 article on Jefferson County Free Democrats/Madison Daily Democrat Souvenir Edition Indiana Historical Markers, applications and correspondence

Indiana History Jennings County Underground Railroad, “The Land of Winding Waters” American Colonization Society, newspaper clippings Anti-Slavery Society, Newport, Wayne County, IN, 1840 newspaper clipping Indiana Baptist History, 1798-1908 St. Paul A.M.E. Church, Corydon Second Baptist Church, Indianapolis Indianapolis City Directories, 1850s – 1870s Thornbourgh – The Negro in Indiana In the Days of Slavery, Indianapolis Freedman 1891 Negro Register, 1852-1865, Jennings County Historic Black American Sites & Structures in Jennings County

U.S. History 1835 Journal of Tour in the U.S. , by Edward S. Abdy 1850 Alabama Slave Census, Lowndes County Andersonville Prison Clermont County, Ohio, Underground Railroad Lorain County, Ohio, Russia Township Black Resistance in the North before 1865 Slave Children in the Antebellum South Black Families in the Old Northwest The Colored Masons Fifty Years in Slavery – book excerpt Harpers Ferry, West Virginia Van Buren/George Mason Draper Collection of Manuscripts – Index Maps

Underground Railroad Jae Breitweiser’s talk, May 8, 2001 Network to Freedom Freedom Center Station Wilbur Siebert, materials collected on UGRR UGRR Resources in the U.S., theme study 1998, 2000 Research paper for driving tour of UGGR sites in SE Indiana UGRR Detroit UGRR Kentucky “Times of Conflict” - First Bank of Madison Indiana Magazine of History – General Index Volumes 26-50 Timeline of UGRR and Enslavement in Indiana (DNR) History of the Underground Railroad by Col. William M. Cockrum Teaching the UGRR UGRR National Park Service The Preston Plantation “The Underground Railroad in Indiana” by Kelly Rimsa “Crossing the Dark Line: Fugitive Slaves and the Underground Railroad in Louisville and North-

Central Kentucky” by J. Blaine Hudson in The Filson History Quarterly, Winter 2001 “A Brief History of the Fugitive Slave Underground in Decatur County, Indiana” by William O.

Smith, 2005 Diane Perrine Coon, bibliography and articles Reconstructing the Underground Railroad crossing at Madison. Coon, Bordewich, newspaper

articles “They Gave to Change the Direction of our Nation” by Jae Breitweiser, Traces article UGRR Site Visit by the National Trust to Jefferson County, IN, 2002

Newspaper articles, people and places of the UGRR Newspaper articles about UGRR designation and research

Anti-Slavery “Nellie Gray” song from Watlington collection Hanover College Anti-Slavery, 1836 minutes Regular Baptist Education Society “Anti-Slavery at the Grassroots: The Varieties of Abolitionism in Jefferson County, IN” by

Michelle Dawn Gammon Purvis, 2004 Anti-Slavery History of Jefferson County, Indiana The Philantrhopist Anti-Slavery items, narratives, articles “Get me to the Promised Land! Jefferson County and the Struggle to Abolish Slavery” exhibit

curated by Douglas Denne, archivist at Hanover College, 2009 “The Indiana Supreme Court and the Struggle Against Slavery” by Sandra Boyd Williams The First Anti-Slavery Society in Southern Indiana Newspaper articles, fugitive slave law, 1850, 1856 Anti-Slavery Convention 1851 Liberty Party Knights of the Golden Circle Neil’s Creek Anti-Slavery Society

Black History African-American Cultural Preservation Project, 1995 “Black in America Before 1865” by Marcus Garvey Uncle Tom postcards Rosenwald Schools in Kentucky, Exhibit Guide

Records (Deeds, Census) 1812 Pension Lists (Greenup & Mason County, KY) Demographic Study Downtown Madison 1820-1850 by Zimmer 1820 Federal Census, Jefferson County 1830 Federal Census, Jefferson & Jennings County 1840 Federal Census, Jefferson & Jennings County 1850 Federal Census, Jefferson County 1860 Federal Census, Jefferson County 1870 Federal Census, Jefferson County 1880 Federal Census, Jefferson County 1900-1930 Federal Census, Jefferson County Land Deeds 1840-1870 Land Deeds 1790-1880 Land Deeds 1889-1998 1837 Tax List, Trimble County, KY 1850 Slave Census, Trimble County, KY KY Slave losses 1818-1860, Diane Coon paper, U. of Louisville, 1998 1850 Black & Mulatto lists, Jefferson County, IN 1853-1860 Register of Negroes and Mulattos in Jefferson County Copies of Freed Slaves deeds/documents; list of names Jefferson County Genealogical Society, Early Marriage Records 1838-1860 Court of Common Pleas 1801-1836 Tract Book, Switzerland County, IN 1870 Lancaster Township map

Research Unidentified photos of people/places Research leads and notes Jae’s contacts and notes Jefferson Descendants Jae’s correspondence Thomas Jefferson, President Thomas Jefferson, Slaves and Slavery Thomas Jefferson – Sally Hemmings Georgiana Jefferson Smith Lucy Jefferson Roberson Robert Jefferson Christian family Dearing family, emancipation of Robert Jefferson Emily Roberson, correspondence Rutherford/Rediford family Dr. William C. Thompson Places in Virginia/West Virginia – articles Places in Virginia/West Virginia (Related to Thomas Jefferson’s ability to father Robert)