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Abigail Adams
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Adamantios Coray
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Albemarle Buckmountain Baptist Church
Albert Gallatin
Albert Pierson
Alexander Donald
Alexander Garrett
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Alexis Marie Rochon
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Andrew J. Donelson
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Angelica Schuyler Church
Ann C. Morris
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Anne Moseley
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Baron von Geismar
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Benjamin Henry Latrobe
Benjamin Rush
Benjamin Smith Barton
Benjamin Waterhouse
Benjamin Wood
Bennett Taylor
Bernard McMahon
Bernard Peyton
Beverly [Hemings] Jefferson
Boswell P. Yates
Burwell Colbert
C. W. F. Dumas
Caesar A. Rodney
Carlo Botta
Cary Ann Nicholas Smith
Caspar Wistar
Catharine Wistar Bache
Chapman Johnson
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Charles Chouteau Gratiot
Charles Clay
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Charles?
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Clement Caines
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Comte de Moustier
Condorcet
Constantin Volney
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Cornelius C. Blatchly
Count de Volney
Craven Peyton
Dabney C. Terrell
Dabney Carr
Dabney S. Carr
Daniel Call
Daniel Trump
David Barrow
David Harding
David Hartley
David Hosack
David Howell
David Lacy
David Rittenhouse
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Edmund Wilcox Hubard
Edward Bancroft
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Edward Coles
Edward Dowse
Edward Everett
Edward Livingston
Edward Rutledge
Elbridge Gerry
Eleanor E. Wright
Eleuthère Irénée du Pont de Nemours
Elisha Ticknor
Eliza Eppes
Elizabeth Anderson
Elizabeth Bulfinch Coolidge
Elizabeth Kortright Monroe
Elizabeth Rivinus
Elizabeth Trist
Ella Thurman Pratt
Ellen W. Randolph (Coolidge)
Ellen W. Randolph Coolidge
Emma Walker Gilmer
Emma Walker Gilmer (Breckinridge)
Emma Walker Gilmer Breckinridge
Etienne Lemaire
Eugenia Hemings Marks
Evelina Bolling Garrett
Everard Meade
Ezra Stiles Ely
Ferdinand R. Hassler
Ferdinando Fairfax
Frances Wright
Francis Eppes
Francis Hopkinson
Francis W. Gilmer
Francis Walker Gilmer
Francis Willis
Francois Barbé de Marbois
Frederick W. Hatch
George Blaettermann
George Fleming
George Logan
George Plitt
George R. Gilmer
George Rogers Clark
George Ticknor
George Tucker
George W. Spotswood
George Washington
George Wythe
George Wythe Randolph
Georgetown, D.C., Republicans
Giovanni Fabbroni
Gysbert K. van Hogendorp
Harriet Brown
Harriet Hackley
Harry Innes
Henri Grégoire
Henry Dearborn
Henry Knox
Henry L. Pierce
Henry Lee
Henry Middleton
Henry S. Randall
Horatio G. Spafford
Hore Browse Trist
Hugh L. White
Hugh Nelson
Hugh Paul Taylor
Hugh Williamson
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Isaac A. Coles
Isaac McPherson
J. Evelyn Denison
J. G. Harris
Jacob De La Motta
Jacques Necker
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James Bowdoin
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James Breckinridge
James Campbell
James Currie
James Dinsmore
James Fishback
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James Lyle
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James Pemberton
James Ronaldson
James Smith
James T. Barclay
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James Warren
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Jane N. Randolph Kean
Jared Sparks
Jay Marsh
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Jean de la Coste
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Jean Nicolas Démeunier
Jean Plumard Brissot de Warville
Jeremiah A. Goodman
Jeremiah Greenleaf
Jeremiah Moore
Jeremiah Smith
Jesse Scott
Joel Barlow
Joel Yancey
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John Adams
John Allan
John Armstrong
John B. Colvin
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John Baptiste de Walbach
John Barnes
John Bowyer
John Brazer
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John Jay
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John M. Perry
John Manners
John Mantz
John Melish
John N. Gamble
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John Page
John Patten Emmet
John Ramsay
John Randolph
John Steele
John Taylor
John Trumbull
John Vaughan
John Waldo
John Watson
John Wayles Eppes
John Wilson
John Winn
Jonathan Williams
José Corrêa da Serra
Joseph C. Cabell
Joseph Coolidge
Joseph Coppinger
Joseph Delaplaine
Joseph Dougherty
Joseph Jones
Joseph Lancaster
Joseph Miller
Joseph Milligan
Joseph Priestley
Joseph Rapin
Joseph Watkins
Joseph Willard
Josephus B. Stuart
Kelly
Lafayette
Larkin Smith
Levi Lincoln
Lilbourn Railey
Literary Fund, President and Directors of
Louis H. Girardin
Louisa Cocke
Lucy Colston Taylor
Lucy Ludwell Paradise
Lydia Huntley Sigourney
Madame de Corny
Madame de Tessé
Mann Page
Marc Auguste Pictet
Margaret Bayard Smith
Margaret Nicholas
Maria Cosway
Maria Hadfield (Mrs. Richard) Cosway
Maria Hadfield Cosway
Maria J. Eppes Shine
Maria Jefferson Eppes
Marie Jacinthe de Botidoux
Marquis de Chastellux
Martha B. Eppes
Martha J. Terrell
Martha Jefferson (Randolph)
Martha Jefferson Randolph
Martin Dawson
Mary E. A. Pope Randolph
Mary Elizabeth Randolph Eppes
Mary House Gilmer
Mary J. Randolph
Mary Jefferson Bolling
Mary Smith Cranch
Mathew Carey
Matthew Casey
Meriwether Lewis
Meriwether Lewis Randolph
Moses Robinson
Mr. Minor
Nathaniel Burwell
Nathaniel Macon
Nelson Barksdale
New Haven Merchants
New York State Legislature
Nicholas P. Trist
Nicholas Philip Trist
Opie Norris
Pallison Boxley
Peachy R. Gilmer
Peregrine Fitzhugh
Peter Bauduy
Peter Carr
Peter Marks
Peter S. Du Ponceau
Philip Freneau
Philip Mazzei
Philip P. Barbour
Pierre Auguste Adet
Pierre Charles L’Enfant
Pierre Samuel Du Pont de Nemours
President and Directors of the Richmond branch of the Bank of the United States
Ralph Izard
Ralph Randolph Gurley
Randolph Jefferson
Reuben B. Hicks
Reuben Maury
Rev. James Madison
Richard Anderson
Richard Fitzhugh
Richard Peters
Richard Price
Richard Rush
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Robert Craighead
Robert Fulton
Robert Livingston
Robert Pleasants
Robert R. Livingston
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Robert Taylor
Robert Thruston Hubard
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Robley Dunglison
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Rowland Goodman
Rufus King
Sally Maria Thompson
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Samuel Kercheval
Samuel Knox
Samuel Smith (of Maryland)
Sarah E. Nicholas
Sarah Maria Thompson
Septimia A. Randolph Meikleham
Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
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St. George Tucker
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Stephen Cathalan
Stephen Van Rensselaer
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Tadeusz Kosciuszko
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Thomas Mann Randolph, Sr.
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Thomas Ritchie
Thomas Sully
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Virginia J. Randolph Trist
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Virginia Jefferson Randolph Trist
Virginia Randolph Burke
Virginia Randolph Cary
Virignia J. Randolph Trist
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W. J. Campbell
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William Shippen
William Short
William Smith
William State Jett
William Staughton
William Stephens Smith
William Strickland
William Thornton
William W. Gilmer
William Wirt
Wilson Cary Nicholas
Wilson Cary Nicholas (ca. 1796–1828)
Wirt Robinson
[Martha Jefferson Randolph?]
\Nicholas P. Trist

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(CtFaiGaines) Mr. Pierce W. Gaines, Fairfield, Connecticut, 1972
(DCoolidge) privately owned by Mr. Harold J. Coolidge, Jr., Washington, D.C., 14 Feb. 1948; on deposit at ViU?
(FWPBRubinfine) Joseph Rubinfine, West Palm Beach, Fla., 2002
(FWPBRubinfine) Joseph Rubinfine, West Palm Beach, Fla., 2015
(ICStrauss) given PTJRS MARC code was "ICStrauss" but document citation was "Herbert R. Strauss, Chicago, 1953"
(NNebgDesmond) owned by Mr. Thomas O. Desmond, Newburgh, New York, 1 Aug. 1853
(PAbbott, 1954) Miss Elizabeth Sergeant Abbot, Philadelphia, 1954
(PPIngersoll) R. Sturgis Ingersoll, Philadelphia, 1946
(ViCAlbCDB) Albemarle Co. Deed Book
(ViCAlbCOB) Albemarle Co. Order Book, 1826, 348
(ViCAlbCOB) Albemarle Co. Order Book, 247
(ViCharAlbCt) Albemarle County Court House, Charlottesville, Virginia, 1956
A-Ar
Adams, Works of John Adams, Second President of the United States
Albemarle Co. Deed Book
Albemarle Co. Will Book 12:270–71
Albemarle Co. Will Book 6:129–30
Albemarle Co. Will Book, 11:218–23
Albemarle Co. Will Book, 11:224–5
Albemarle Co. Will Book, 7:103-4
Albemarle Co. Will Book, 7:84
Albemarle County Circuit Court Will Book (1798–1904): 2:79.
Albemarle County Circuit Court Will Book (1798–1904): 79.
Albemarle County Court Order Book, 1826, 348 (formerly ViCAlbCOB)
Albemarle County Deed Book 18: 177-8
Albemarle County Deed Book 20:411-12
Albemarle County Deed Book, 24:268–70
Albemarle County Deed Book: 24:418-9
Albemarle County Deed Book: 31:170–1
Albemarle County Minute Book
Albemarle County Minute Book 1832, p. 12
Albemarle County Order Book 1820–21, p. 412–13
Albemarle County Will Book 2:32-4
American ImFamily_PTJRS-Omits, Second Series, no. 18769
American Imprints, Second Series, no. 18769
American Presidency Project, Univ. of California-Santa Barbara
American Presidency Project, University of California-Santa Barbara
Arthur M. Schlesinger, Cambridge, Mass., 1945 (MCSchlesinger)
Autobiography of T. Jefferson Coolidge
Bernard, Retrospections of America, 1797–1811 (New York, 1887) 233–43
Boston Daily Advertiser
Central Gazette (Charlottesville)
Charlottesville Central Gazette
Charlottesville, Central Gazette
Chesterfield County Archives?
Chesterfield County Deed Book, 19:538–40
Cleveland Daily Herald, 16 Nov. 1863
CLjC
CLU-C
CSmH
CtFaiGaines
CtY
Cumberland County Order Book, 1792-1797
Daily Progress
De Staël-Du Pont Letters
DeGH
Delaplaine’s Repository, 1815
DFo
Dixon & Holt, Richmond, 1784
DLC
DNA
Donelson M. Lake, Memphis, Tennessee, 1956
DS
Dumas Malone
DWHoes
Edwin Morris Betts and James Adam Bear, Family Letters of Thomas Jefferson
Family_PTJRS-Omited Text
Family_PTJRS-Omited Text, accessed through DLC
First Forty Years, 1906
Francis Hall, Travels in Canada, and the United States, in 1816 and 1817 [London, 1818], 374-86
Frederick Douglass Papers
G-Ar
Gaillard Hunt, ed., The First Forty Years of Washington Society, Portrayed by the Family Letters of Mrs. Samuel Harrison Smith [1906]
GAJones
George Bush Presidential Library and Museum
Great Birthday of Our Republic, 28
Great Birthday of Our Republic, 40
Great Birthday of Our Republic, 53–4
Greensboro Historical Museum, Greensboro, NC
Harper's New Monthly Magazine
Helen Fahnestock Hubbard, Sotheby's Auction Catalogue, pp. 211-13. Scan pulled from website.
Heritage Auction Galleries, Dallas, TX
Heritage Auction Galleries, Dallas, TX, 2011
Heritage Auction Galleries, Dallas, TX; Lot 34051
Heritage Auctions, auction 6054, New York City, 8 Apr. 2011, lot 34038
Heritage Auctions, auction 6054, New York City, 8 Apr. 2011, lot 34051
Heritage Auctions, New York, NY, 2015
History Museum of Western Virginia, Roanoke
Hodgson, Letters from North America (London, 1824)
Hodgson, Remarks during a Journey through North America in the years 1819, 1820, and 1821 (New York, 1823)
IEN
ItF
Jefferson at Monticello
Jefferson’s West
John A. Sutro, San Francisco, 1952
John Herron, Dobbs Ferry, NY, on deposit MWA.
Jonathan Kasso, Melville, NY, 2002
Lafayette College, PA
Letters of George Long
Life of Thomas Jefferson
Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Everything
Literary and Scientific Repository, and Critical Review 1 (Oct. 1820): 529-30
LNHiC
LNT
Lomax, Notes of an American Lyre (Richmond, 1813) 50-1.
Louisa Co. Will Book
Margaret Bayard Smith, A Winter in Washington: or, Memoirs of the Seymour Family, 3 vols. (New York, 1824)
Martin Luther King, Jr.,
MBCo
MBPLi
MCR-S
MdBNCS
MdHi
MeHi
Memorandum of Proceedings in the United States Senate, 1803–07
MH
MHi
Milwaukee Daily Sentinel
Miss Sarah Mortimer, Philadelphia, 1957
MiU-C
MnWayzataCook
Montpelier Foundation
MoSHi
Mrs. Livingston T. Dickason, Short Hills, N.J. (NjShortHillsDickason) , 1944
MWA
N
N-Ar
Narrative of My Life, 1849
National Intelligencer
NcD
NcU
New Hampshire Journal, 25 Aug. 1828
New York Times
New York Times, 21 Feb. 1990
New York World, 14 Apr. 1912
New York, National Advocate, and Portland, ME, Eastern Argus
Newspaper
NhCSp
NhD
NhHi: Papers of Daniel Webster
NHi
NhPoS
NIC
NjMoHP
NjP
NN
NNC-T
NNChristie
NNGL
NNPM
O. O. Fisher, M.D., Detroit, Michigan, 1950 (MiDFisher)
PBS Online
PEL
Peter B. Olney, Old Saybrook, Connecticut, 1950
Peterson, Jefferson Image in the American Mind
Peterson; Howard C. Rice, Jr. ed Travels in North America in the Years 1780, 1781 and 1782
PHC
PHi
Philadelphia Inquirer
Pierson, Jefferson at Monticello
Pike County Republican, 13 Mch. 1873.
PlKMN
Poplar Forest
PPAmP
PPCP
PPRF
Printed in Herbert B. Adams, The Life and Writings of Jared Sparks, 2 vols. (1893), 1:173
Printed Text
Printed Text, accessed through DLC
Private Collection, 2012
Privately owned
privately owned by John Ross Delafield, New York, NY, 1 June 1945 (NNDelafield)
privately owned by Roger W. Barrett, Chicago, Illinois, 15 April 1947 (ICBarrett)
Privately owned, 2015
Privately owned, Lamb Shendel Collection
PWacD
Randall, Life of Thomas Jefferson
Richmond , VA, Richmond Enquirer
Richmond Enquirer
Richmond Enquirer, 18 Jan. 1823
Sawanee Review, Jan. 1930
ScCoAH (South Carolina, Department of Archives and History)
ScHi
South-Carolina State Gazette and Columbia Advertiser
The Autobiographical Ana of Robley Dunglison, M.D., ed. by Samuel Radbill, (Philadelphia: American Philosophical Society, 1963)
The Cantos of Ezra Pound
The Daily Dispatch, Richmond, Virginia
THi
Thomas F. Madigan, Word Shadows of the Great: The Lure of Autograph Collecting (New York, 1930), between pp. 6 and 7
Ticknor, Life, Letters, and Journals of George Ticknor
Ticknor, Life, Letters, and Journals of George Ticknor (Boston, 1876) 1:34-8
Travels through the United States of North America, the Country of the Iroquois, and Upper Canada
TxDaHCL
TxDaHCL Privately owned by Harlan Crow, Dallas, TX, 2012
TxU
UkLi
Valentine Museum, Richmond
Vi
ViCMRL
ViCMRL, on deposit, ViU: Randolph-Meikleham Family Papers, Mss 4726-a
ViHi
ViRVal
ViU
ViU-VMTJ
ViW
ViWC
Washington Post, 1 Aug. 1991
Washington Post, 5 Apr. 1989
Washington, D.C., Daily National Intelligencer
Weekly Chronicle
WHi
William Henry Bogart, Who Goes There? or, Men and Events (New York, 1866), 39–40
Wisconsin Patriot

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