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Guide to Jefferson Genealogy
Note: The Jefferson Library and the Monticello Research Department
does not have the resources to reply to genealogical inquiries.
The resources below may be helpful in your research.
Family Tree
An image of a printed version Jefferson's family
tree.

Books
Barger, Evelyn and Herbert.
The Jefferson Family of Virginia.
(1990)
Malone, Dumas.
Jefferson
and His Time: Jefferson the Virginian, Appendix I. (Boston:
Little, Brown and Co., 1948), p. 426-434.
McLean, Dabney.
Henry
Soane Progenitor of Thomas Jefferson. (Clearfield, 1996).
Monticello Association
Shackelford, George Green.
Collected
Papers of the Monticello Association of the Descendants of Thomas
Jefferson Volume I & II. (Charlottesville VA: Monticello Association,
1984). These two books have great essays on family members (descendents)
and a chapter on ancestors. It also has a map of the graveyard.
The Monticello Association owns the graveyard at Monticello and
is independent from the Thomas Jefferson Foundation, Inc.. The
Association is primarly concerned with lineal descendents of Thomas
Jefferson. (The family coming from his two daughters, Maria and
Martha.) It may not have records on Thomas Jefferson's relatives
or other members.
You can contact the Association through its secretary: Betsy
B. Mackey. 9530 Park Lane. St. Louis MO 63124.

Major Jefferson Genealogy Links
- Getting
Word: the Monticello African-American Oral History Project
- The home site of the Thomas Jefferson Foundation's project
to locate and record the oral history of the descendants of
Monticello's enslaved African-American community.
- Jefferson-Hemings
DNA Testing: An Online Resource
- From the Thomas Jefferson Foundation. Get the Monticello research
report, a minority report, other resources, and biographical
information.
- Graveyard
at Monticello
- List of those buried in the graveyard at Monticello.
- The
Monticello Association
- Web site for the direct descendants of Thomas Jefferson. Contact
the Secretary: Betsy B. Mackey 9530 Park Lane St. Louis MO 63124.

Other Helpful Genealogy Links
- AfriGeneas
- Site on African ancestored genealogy.
- Afro-American
Historical and Genealogical Society Inc.
- A non-profit organization focusing on preservation of the
history, genealogy, and culture of the African-Ancestored population.
- Albemarle
County Historical Society
- Albemarle Historical Society, 200 2nd Street NE, Charlottesville
VA 22902.
- Ancestry.com
- Look up names, try databases, build family trees, examine
census records, and more.
- Christine's
Genealogy Website
- Site relating to African American descendants.
- FamilySearch
- The genealogical site sponsored by the Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-Day Saints.
- FamilyTreeMaker.com
- Look up names, shop for books and software, post messages,
examine census records, and more.
- Genealogy
Home Page
- Links to guides, libraries, societies, and others.
- The
Genealogy Page: National Archives and Records Administration
- Research facilities, online information, policies, publications,
and more from the National Archives and Records Administration.
- The
Library of Virginia
- The Library of Virginia, 800 East Broad Street, Richmond VA
23219.
- The
Political Graveyard: A Database of Historic Cemeteries
- Find where politicians are buried. This database has over
53, 000 people listed.
- RootsWeb.com
- The geneological site of the Afro-American Historical and
Genealogical Society Inc.
- Surrey County Virginia
- Information on Surrey County Virginia Historical Society. Sponsored by Rootsweb.
- The
USGenWeb Project
- A project that identifies genealogical Web sites for many
counties and states in the U.S.
- VAGenWeb
- This Web site lists many genealogical sites relating to Virginia.
- Virginia
Genealogical Society
- Virginia Genealogical Society, 5001 West Broad Street, Suite
115, Richmond VA 23230.
- Virginia
Historical Society
- Virginia Historical Society, 428 North Boulevard, Richmond
VA 23220.
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