Monticello Plantation, Albemarle, Virginia

Date: [unknown] to 1827
Location: Monticello, Albemarle, Virginia, United States
Surnames/tags: Slavery Black_Heritage Jefferson

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Contents 1 Research Note 2 Plantations 2.1 Martha Wayles' inherited farms 3 The Enslaved of Thomas Jefferson 3.1 Families of Abram & Doll 3.2 Families of Ambrose & Hannah 3.3 Family of Bagby Peter & Hannah 3.4 Families of Betty Hemings (Boyles, Colbert, Fossett, Hemings, Hemmings, Hughes) 3.5 Families of Betty island 3.6 Families of Black Sall (Bedford, Warny/Warner) 3.7 Families of Cate and Cuffey 3.8 Families of Emanuel/Hannibal and Patt 3.9 Families of Gill Gillette and Fanny 3.10 Families of Great George and Ursula 3.11 Families of Guinea Will and Betty (Smith) 3.12 Families of Jame Hubbard and Cate 3.13 Families of Jerry and Mary 3.14 Families of Judy Hix and King 3.15 Families of Juno and Toby and Goliath 3.16 Families of Jupiter and Phyllis and Suck 3.17 Families of Londy and Sarah (Fossett, Hern) 3.18 Families of Patt Kennon and Jack 3.19 Families of Phil waggoner and Molly 3.20 Families of Quash and Nell 3.21 Families of Sam and Dinah of Indian Camp 3.22 Families of Squire and Belinda 3.23 Families of Sue of Elk-hill 3.24 Families of old Will and old Judy (Smith) 4 Research Notes 5 Sources

Research Note

The Jefferson-Hemings relationship has been validated by researchers like Annette Gordon Reid, with the help of DNA samples, and it has been accepted as fact by countless sources, including the Thomas Jefferson Foundation, which runs Jefferson’s home and museum, Monticello.^[1]

Plantations

Thomas Jefferson's landholdings in Albemarle County totaled some 5,000 acres. Measuring approximately eight square miles, it featured wooded hills, two small mountains, rolling pastures, streams and the Rivanna River, which provided waterpower to Monticello's mills and a waterway to the markets in Richmond and beyond. Outlying lands were divided into manageable parcels known as "quarter farms" and were run by resident overseers.^[2]

To manage this vast estate, Jefferson divided the Monticello Plantation lands into four separate "farms."

Monticello, the "home farm," was situated on the slopes of a small mountain on the south side of the the Rivanna River and across the river from Shadwell. The Monticello House sits atop a hill on this property in Albemarle County, Virginia, USA. Monticello has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997.^[3] Monticello was the home of approximately 130 enslaved persons.

Shadwell was the birthplace of Thomas Jefferson, and the main plantation of his father, Peter Jefferson. It was located on the north side of the Rihanna River. After Peter died in 1757, the plantation was divided between his two sons, Thomas and Randolph. In 1763, when Thomas attained the age of 21, he inherited 52 slaves and his portion of the estate amounting to several thousand acres encompassing the family estate and the nearby hilltop that became his Monticello home. Jefferson gave this plantation to his grandson, Thomas Jefferson Randolph, in 1812.

Tufton Farm (adjacent to Monticello) was one of Thomas Jefferson’s quarter farms and borders the Monticello plantation on the south side of the Rihanna River. The land was originally patented by Jefferson’s father, Peter Jefferson, as two separate tracts of 150 acres each, in 1740 and 1755.^{[4] [5]}Thomas Jefferson inherited Tufton as part of his patrimony. The property at Tufton served as agricultural land, providing abundant crops and acting as an important food source for the Monticello plantation. Beginning in 1817, Tufton was managed by Jefferson’s grandson, Thomas Jefferson Randolph.

Lego Farm was located on the north side of the Rihanna River near Shadwell, in Albemarle County, Virginia. Jefferson purchased the 819 acre tract from Thomas Garth in 1774 or 1775. The transaction was completed by a deed dated 1783.^[6]

Jefferson sought to further organize his farms by dividing them into agricultural fields of forty acres each. At Lego, Tufton, and Monticello combined, Jefferson had nearly 1,000 acres of land under cultivation. In addition, the three properties had almost 175 people living on them, including 135 enslaved people who worked the farms.^[7]

Martha Wayles' inherited farms

In 1772 and 1773, Jefferson became the owner of two additional plantations and 135 more enslaved individuals as part of his marriage to Martha Wayles and her subsequent inheritance from his father-in-law John Wayles.^[8] These farms included:

1. Angola on the Appomattox River in Cumberland County.
2. Poplar Forest, aka Bedford Farm, a 100 acre tract, which is in Bedford. Jefferson gave this tract to his daughter and son-in-law, Martha and Thomas Mann Randolph, in 1790 as a marriage gift along with six family groups of 27 slaves that used to be on Wingo Farm. (See the above FSP for the indenture document).
3. Bear Creek is the north portion of the Poplar Forest plantation.
4. Elk-hill plantation is in Goochland. Three hundred acres of Elk-hill was a component of the dowry for the marriage between Martha and Thomas Jefferson. The couple obtained additional property following Wayles’ death in May 1773. Jefferson purchased additional adjacent property by May 1783. In 1799, Jefferson sold Elk-hill with 669 acres to Thomas Augustus Taylor of Chesterfield County.^[9]
5. Bridge Quarter may have been in Amelia County.
6. Crank's may be the plantation later called Willis Creek.
7. Guinea Farm," later called Hors du Monde, was on the Appomattox River in Cumberland and Amelia counties.
8. Indian Camp 1,200 acres in Cumberland (now Powhatan) County inherited by Jefferson's wife, Martha, through her mother, Martha Eppes Wayles, and sold by the Jeffersons in 1777.
9. Judith's creek, aka Dun-lora was a plantation of 2,042 acres on the James River in Bedford, Campbell, and Amherst counties. It was sold in 1778 and 1810. The present city of Lynchburg incorporates part of it.
10. Tucker Farm was part of the Poplar Forest plantation.
11. Wingo Farm a 1,000-acre plantation on the northwest corner of the Poplar Forest plantation.

After his death in 1826, Thomas Jefferson's daughter, Martha (Jefferson) Randolph, was forced to sell the plantation and its enslaved workers to pay off her father's debts.

The Enslaved of Thomas Jefferson

The following family groupings have been created based on the locations and groupings of individuals listed in Thomas Jefferson's Farm Book (pages 9-13, 15-18, 24, 28, 30, 52, 128-131, 153-154, 158).^[10] with further assistance of "The Slave Families of Thomas Jefferson,"^[11] and The Monticello.org Enslaved Community database.^[12]

Please make corrections as valid source information is obtained to support changes.

Pending family assignments, without family, or possible duplicate'

• Barnaby of Guinea and Monticello, 1760-c.1781, blacksmith, inherited from John Wayles 14 Jan 1774; British losses between 1779 and 1781: ran away, returned, and died. (Farm Book p. 11, 15, 29)
• Ben Snowden of Albemarle and Tufton, 1785-after 1819 (Farm Book p.39, 52, 55, 60, 130, 137, 142, 143)
• Caesar of Lego, Shadwell, Albermarle, and Tufton, 1749-1820, inherited from T Jefferson's father, Field laborer (Farm Book p. 10, 16, 19, 24, 30, 60, 131)
• Isaac of Monticello, 1768-after 1810 (Farm Book p.130)
• Leah of Lego, before 1774-, mother of Lucy (Farm Book p. 10, 16)

• Lucy of Lego, 1773-, daughter of Leah (Farm Book p. 10, 15 16)

• Gilly Gillett^[13], Field laborer
• Jane Gillett of Lego^[13], ?-before 1817, Field laborer (Farm Book p. 154)
• Mingo of Forest and Elk-hill, before 1774-1802, Field labor, husband of Frank (Farm Book, pages 13,18); possibly father of Fanny Gillette or 2nd husband. (research required)
• Milly of Shadwell, 1760-, not working due to old age or infirmity. (Farm Book p. 9, 16)
• Davy Bedford aka Bedford Davy of Albemarle and Lego, Feb 1785-after 1817, 1815 at Tufton; leased to Th. J Randolph about 1817/18 (Farm Book p. 30, 31, 60, 130, 142, 143, 158)
• Rose of Elk-hill, inherited 14 Jan 1774, Field laborer, wife of Tomo (Farm Book p. 12, 18)
• Tomo of Elk-hill and Willis creek, inherited 14 Jan 1774, Field laborer, husband of Rose; sold 31 Jan 1785 to Richard James for 50 pounds. (Farm Book p.12, 18, 25)

Families of Abram & Doll

• Abram of Guinea and Albemarle, born c.1740-, Carpenter (Farm Book p. 11, 15, 130)
• Doll of Wingo's, Albemarle, & Monticello, 1757-aft 1810, Field laborer

• Rachel of Albemarle & Tufton, 1773

• Abram of Albemarle, 1790 or 1794-aft 1810
• Nanny/Nancy of Albemarle & Tufton, 1791-aft 1810
• Maria/Lazaria of Albemarle & Poplar Forest, 1797/98-aft 1810

• Marshall of Albemarle, May 1814-, sold to Dr G Blatterman in 1827
• Martin of Albemarle, 15 Apr 1816-
• James Hamilton of Albemarle, 1818-
• Betty, 1821-
• Martha of Albemarle 1823-

• Eliza of Albemarle & Tufton, 5 Sep 1805-aft 1810
• Gloster of Albemarle, 1807-
• Ellen of Albemarle, 18 Dec 1808-, sold to Rowland/Rolin Goodman in 1827

• Martin of Albemarle & Tufton, Nov 1777-
• Shepherd of Albemarle, 1782-aft 1810, Tradesperson, husband of Indridge Hern
• Thenia of Albemarle & Tufton, 1793-aft 1810
• Dolly of Albemarle & Tufton, 1794-aft 1810

Families of Ambrose & Hannah

• Ambrose of Indian Camp & Elk-hill, inherited from John Wayles 14 Jan 1774, Field laborer (Farm Book p.13, 18)
• Hannah of Indian Camp & Elk-hill, inherited from John Wayles 14 Jan 1774, Field laborer (Farm Book p.13, 18)

• Harry of Lego, Indian Camp, & Elk-hill, 1770-, inherited from John Wayles 14 Jan 1774, Field laborer (Farm Book p. 13, 16, 18)
• Nanny of Indian Camp & Elk-hill, 1772-, inherited from John Wayles 14 Jan 1774 (Farm Book p.13, 18)
• Ambrose of Elk-hill, Jan 1774-
• Abram of Elk-hill, 1776-
• Abby of Elk-hill, 1780
• Sally of Elk-hill, 1782

Family of Bagby Peter & Hannah

• Bagby Peter of Liggon's and Elk-hill, before 1774-, Field laborer
• Hannah of Liggon's and Elk-hill, before 1774-, Field laborer

• Betty of Liggon's & Elk-hill, 1772-
• Solomon of Elk-hill, 1774-
• George of Elk-hill, 1779

Families of Betty Hemings (Boyles, Colbert, Fossett, Hemings, Hemmings, Hughes)

• Elizabeth Hemings (abt.1735-1807) aka Betty^[14] of Guinea & Elk-hill, Domestic Worker.

• Mary (Hemmings) Bell (abt.1753-aft.1834)^[14] of Wingo's, daughter of Betty Hemings, Tradesperson.

• Daniel, 1772, son of Mary
• Molly, 1777, daughter of Mary
• Joseph Fossett (1780-1858) aka Joe, 1780-after 1810, Blacksmith, son of Mary (Farm Book p.24, 52, 111, 130), husband of Edith (Hern) Fossett (1787-1854). (See Families of Londy and Sarah for children of Edith Hern).
• Betsy Hemings, 1783, daughter of Mary

• Martin Hemmings (1755-aft.1794)^[14] of Forest, son of Betty Hemings, Domestic Worker/Butler.
• Betty (Hemmings) Colbert (abt.1759-abt.1831) aka Betty Brown of Albemarle, daughter of Betty Hemings, 1759-aft 1810, Domestic Worker, Tradesperson.

• Billy Hemings (1777-1778), son of Betty Brown (source: Farm Book, pages 24 & 28)
• Wormley Hughes (abt.1781-abt.1858),^[14] of Albemarle, son of Betty Brown, Tradesperson, husband of Ursula (Granger) Hughes (aft.1787-1847),^[14] White House Cook, Domestic and Field Laborer.

• Asnet (listed in Farm Book as "unnamed infant"), 1802, child of Wormley Hughes and Ursula
• Joe Hughes of Albemarle, Jan 1805-, son of Wormley Hughes and Ursula
• Anne Hughes of Albemarle, Feb 1807-, son of Wormley Hughes and Ursula

• Susan, 1825-, daughter of Anne Hughes

• Dolly Hughes of Albemarle, Feb 1809-, daughter of Wormley Hughes and Ursula
• Cornelius Hughes of Albemarle, 1 Apr 1811-, daughter of Wormley Hughes and Ursula
• Thomas Hughes of Albemarle, 1 Oct 1813-, son of Wormley Hughes and Ursula
• Louisa Hughes of Albemarle, 21 Jan 1816-, daughter of Wormley Hughes and Ursula
• Caroline Hughes of Albemarle, 1818-, daughter of Wormley Hughes and Ursula
• Critta Hughes (1820-) of Albemarle, 27 Jan 1820, daughter of Wormley Hughes and Ursula
• George Hughes of Albemarle, 1823, son of Wormley Hughes and Ursula
• Robert Hughes (abt.1824-abt.1895)^[14], son of Wormley Hughes and Ursula.

• Burwell Colbert^[14] of Albemarle, son of Betty Brown, husband of his 1st cousin Critta Hemmings (abt.1783-1819).
• Brown Colbert (1785-1833) of Albemarle, son of Betty Brown Hemmings Colbert, he was a nail maker on Monticello. He and his wife were sold to John Jordan and in late 1832, Brown, Mary, his wife and their children, Burwell, Edwin, and Thena left the United States on the Brig Roanoke.
• Melinda (Colbert) Freeman (1787-1865), daughter of Betty Brown
• Edwin of Albemarle, son of Betty Brown, 1793-after 1810 (source: Farm Book page 130)
• Robert of Albemarle, son of Betty Brown, 1799-after 1810 (source: Farm Book page 130)
• Mary of Albemarle, daughter of Betty Brown (source: Farm Book page 130)

• Nance Hemmings (1761-aft.1827) of Guinea & Elk-hill, 1761-, daughter of Betty Hemings, Weaver.

• Critta Hemmings^[14] daughter of Nance Hemings, married cousin Burwell Colbert

• Robert Hemmings (1762-1819)^[14] son of Betty Hemings and John Wales/Wayles. Tradesperson.
• James Hemmings (1765-1801)^[14] son of Betty Hemings and John Wales/Wayles, Domestic Worker/Chef.
• Thenia Hemmings (1767-abt.1795) of Guinea & Elk-hill, daughter of Betty Hemings and John Wales/Wayles.
• Critta (Hemmings) Bowles (abt.1769-abt.1850)^[14] of Guinea & Elk-hill, daughter of Betty Hemings and John Wales/Wayles, manumitted 1827, Domestic Worker; wife of Zachariah Bowles a free man.

• James Bowles (1787-)

• Peter Hemmings (1770-)^[14] son of Betty Hemings and John Wayles, Domestic Worker/Chef.
• Sarah Hemings (1773-1835) aka Sarah^[14] daughter of Betty Hemings and John Wales/Wayles, Domestic Worker.

• Harriet (Hemings) Coles (1801-aft.1863)^[14] daughter of Sally Hemings and Thomas Jefferson. She passed as white and married a white man. They lived in Washington, DC.^[15]
• Beverly William Hemmings (1798-aft.1873), son of Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings. He passed as white and married a white woman of Maryland. They had one child, a daughter.^[15]
• James Madison Hemmings (1805-1877)^[14] married freed woman Mary Hughes (McCoy) Hemmings (abt.1809-1876). He was the son of Sally Hemings and Thomas Jefferson.
• Eston (Hemmings) Jefferson (1808-1856)^[14] He was the son of Sally Hemings and Thomas Jefferson.

• John Hemmings (1776-1833)^[14] aka Johnny, 24 Apr 1775/76-, son of Betty Hemings, Carpenter
• Lucy Hemmings (1777-abt.1786),

Families of Betty island

• Betty island of Bridgequarter, Bedford & Poplar Forest, 1749-, inherited from John Wayles 14 Jan 1774, wife of 1st Will, and 2nd Hercules (Farm Book p. 13, 18, 129, 131)
• Will of Bridgequarter & Elk-hill, before 1774-, Field laborer; Farm Book pages 13, 18)
• Hercules of Monticello, before 1774-1807, Tradesperson

• Austin of Bedford, Aug 1775-after 1810, son of Betty island & Will, husband of Flora b. 1783 (Farm Book p. 129, 131)

• Gawen of Bedford, Jul 1804-aft 1810, son of Flora and Austin
• Aleck of Bedford, Sep 1806-aft 1810, son of Flora and Austin
• Billy of Bedford, Oct 1808-aft 1810, son of Flora and Austin
• Boston of Bedford, 1 Dec 1811-, child of Flora and Austin
• Wiltshire Burton of Bedford, 16 Dec 1817, son of Flora and Austin
• Francis of Bedford, 8 Feb 1818-, daughter of Flora and Austin
• Burwell of Bedford, Oct 1821-, son of Flora and Austin

• Gawen of Bedford & Bear Creek, Aug 1778-after 1810, son of Betty island and Will, husband of Sally b. Nov 1777/78 daughter of Will Smith & Abby (Farm Book p.129, 131)

• Isabel, Jun 1795-1807, daughter of Gawen and Sally
• Milly of Bedford and Bear Creek, Mar 1797-after 1810, daughter of Gawen and Sally, m. Barnaby Gillette (See Families of Ned Gillette and Fanny for children.)
• Betty of Bedford and Bear Creek, Jan 1801-after 1810, daughter of Gawen and Sally
• Abby of Bedford and Bear Creek, Nov 1804-after 1810, daughter of Gawen and Sally
• Edy of Bedford and Bear Creek, Aug 1806-after 1810, daughter of Gawen and Sally
• Martin of Bedford and Bear Creek, 31 Jan 1809-, son of Gawen and Sally
• Moses of Bedford, 11 Apr 1811-, son of Gawen and Sally
• Mary Anne of Bedford, 1812-, daughter of Gawen and Sally
• Harriet of Bedford, 1 Jan 1818, daughter of Gawen and Sally
• Alfred Grason of Bedford, 1818, son of Gawen and Sally
• Grandison of Bedford, March 1821-, son of Gawen and Sally
• Milney of Bedford, 1822-, daughter of Gawen and Sally (Farm Book p. 131)
• Dolly of Bedford, 1821, daughter of Gawen and Sally

• Cate of Bedford, 8 Mar 1788-after 1810, daughter of Betty island and Will
• Mary of Bedford, Jan 1792-after 1810, daughter of Betty island and Hercules (Farm Book p.131)

• Gabriel of Bedford, Sep 1817-, son of Mary

• Hercules of Bedford, 20 Nov 1794-after 1810, son of Betty island and Hercules
• Jupiter, March 1800-1809, son of Betty island and Hercules
• Matilda of Bedford, 14 Dec 1818-, daughter of Betty island

Families of Black Sall (Bedford, Warny/Warner)

• Black Sall of Guinea and Elk-hill, bef 1774-"joined enemy, returned, and died", Field laborer

• Dinah of Indian Camp and Dun-lora, Poplar Forest, and Bedford, 1761/66-after 1810, daughter of Black Sall, wife of Dick Bedford (born 1767, son of Aggy)

• Orange of Monticello, 1777-, daughter of Dinah
• Sally, 1780, daughter of Dinah
• John Bedford of Albemarle, 1785-after 1811, son of Dinah and Dick Bedford, husband of Virginia Bagwell (Farm Book p. 39, 130, 137, 143)

• Robert of Albemarle, 24 Dec 1811, son of John Bedford and Virginia
• Amanda of Albemarle, Sep 1815, son of John Bedford and Virginia
• unnamed [Ben] of Albemarle and [Bedford], 1821, son of John Bedford and Virginia
• unnamed [Esther] of Albemarle, 1823-, daughter of John Bedford and Virginia
• Bagwell, 1826-, son of John Bedford and Virginia

• Aggy of Albemarle and Bedford, Mar 1789-after 1810, daughter of Dinah and Dick Bedford

• Dick of Albemarle, 1789/90, son of Aggy Bedford

• Moses Bedford of Albemarle, Bedford, and Poplar Forest, Jan 1792-after 1810, son of Dinah and Dick Bedford
• Evans of Bedford and Poplar Forest, son of Dinah and Dick Bedford
• Hannah Hubbard of Bedford and Poplar Forest, Aug 1796-after 1810, daughter of Dinah and Dick Bedford, wife of Solomon and Hal Smith.
• Lucy/Lizzy of Bedford and Poplar Forest, do. 1799-after 1810, daughter of Dinah and Dick Bedford
• Jamy of Bedford and Poplar Forest, do. 1802-after 1810, son of Dinah and Dick Bedford
• Briley/Bryley of Bedford and Poplar Forest, son of Dinah and Dick Bedford

• Billy Warny/Warner of Forest and Elk-hill, 1763, Tradesperson
• Aggy of Guinea and Elk-hill, 1769-, Tradesperson, daughter of Black Sall
• Jemmy of Guinea and Elk-hill, 1771-, son of Black Sall
• anonymus of Elk-hill, Jan 1774-Feb 1774, son of Black Sall

Families of Cate and Cuffey

• Cate of Angola and Elk-hill, inherited from John Wayles 14 Jan 1774, Field laborer, wife of Cuffey (Farm Book p. 13, 18)
• Cuffey of Angola and Elk-hill, inherited from John Wayles 14 Jan 1774, Field laborer, husband of Cate (Farm Book p. 13, 18, 24)

• John, 1764-abt 1784, son of Cate and Cuffey

• Stephen of Angola and Elk-hill, inherited from John Wales 14 Jan 1774, Field laborer, son of Cate and Cuffey (Farm Book p. 13, 18, 24)

• Sall of Angola and Elk-hill, 1764-, inherited from John Wales 14 Jan 1774, daughter of Cate and Cuffey (Farm Book p. 13, 18)
• Phill of Angola and Elk-hill, 1766-, inherited from John Wales 14 Jan 1774, son of Cate and Cuffey (Farm Book p. 13, 18)
• Daniel of Angola, Elk-hill, and Monticello, 1772-, inherited from John Wales 14 Jan 1774, son of Cate and Cuffey (Farm Book p. 13, 18, 24)

Families of Emanuel/Hannibal and Patt

• Emanuel/Hannibal of Crank's and Elk-hill, before 1774-1781, Field laborer, husband of Patt
• Patt of Crank's and Elk-hill, before 1774-1781, Field laborer, wife of Emanuel

• Prince of Crank's, Elk-hill, and Cumberland, 1769-, son of Emanuel and Patt
• Isabel of Crank's and Elk-hill, 1770, daughter of Hannibal & Patt, joined enemy 1782, returned and gifted to A S Jefferson Feb 1782.
• Peter of Crank's and Elk-hill, 1772-, twin to Sam, son of Emanuel and Patt
• Sam of Crank's and Elk-hill, 1772-, twin to Peter, son of Emanuel and Patt
• Betty of Shadwell, before 1774, daughter of Patt and Emanuel, 1774 lent to H Mullins
• Fanny, ?-1781, daughter of Emanuel and Patt
• Nanny, ?-1781, daughter of Emanuel and Patt
• Sally, ?-1781, daughter of Emanuel and Patt

Families of Gill Gillette and Fanny

Inherited from Peter Jefferson, father of Thomas Jefferson.

• Gill Gillette (abt.1735-1774) of Monticello, Field laborer, 1st husband of Fanny
• Fanny Gillette (abt.1736-1802),^[13] of Monticello, Spinner and Field laborer, wife of 1. Gill Gillette (Farm Book p. 9, 15)

• Edward "Ned" Gillette (abt.1760-)^[13], 1760-, son of Gill Gillette and Fanny, husband of Jenny Gillette (abt.1764-aft.1810), aka Jane,^[13]of Albemarle and Monticello, 1764-after 1810. They had 12 children:

• Lucy Gillette (1780-)^[13] aka Lucy cook, Oct 1780-, daughter of Jenny, gifted to Maria and John Wayles Eppes.^[11] (Farm Book p,24, 30, 31)
• Barnaby Gillette (1783-aft.1822),^[13] 2 May 1783-after 1822, Tradesperson, son of Ned Gillette and Jenny, husband of 1st Lilly Hern (3 children) and 2nd Milly (2 children)^[11] (Farm Book p.30, 142, 162, 168)

• Anderson Gillette (1806-1811) of Albemarle, 30 Jul 1806-Oct 1811, son of Barnaby Gillette and Lilly Hern (Farm Book p.128, 130)
• Stannard Gillette of Albemarle, 22 Jun 1809-after 1822, son of Barnaby Gillette and Lilly Hern (Farm Book p.128, 130, 142, 158, 162, 168)
• Lucy Gillette of Albemarle, 12 Mar 1811-after 1819, daughter of Barnaby Gillette and Lilly Hern (Farm Book p.128, 130, 142)
• Sandy of Bedford, son of Milly and Barnaby Gillette (Farm Book p.131)
• Jane of Bedford, daughter of Milly and Barnaby Gillette (Farm Book p.131)

• Edward Gillette (1786-)^[13] "Ned" Gillette, Jr., 15 Feb 1786-, son of Ned Gillette and Jenny, leased to Craven in 1801 and to Thomas Jefferson Randolph in 1818.^[11] (Farm Book p.60, 130)
• Francis Gillette (abt.1788-aft.1810)^[13] aka "Fanny" Gillette of Albemarle, 31 March or Aug 1788-after 1810, Cook, daughter of Ned Gillette and Jenny, wife of Davy Hern Jr (son of Davy Hern and Isabel). Sold in 1827 to Robley Dunglison, a professor of medicine at the University of Virginia.^[11] (Farm Book p.60) (See Families of Londy and Sarah for children.)
• Richard Gillette (1790-)^[13] "Dick" Gillette, 19 Mar 1790-, Farm laborer, son of Ned Gillette and Jenny, leased to Craven in 1801 and to Thomas Jefferson Randolph in 1818.^[11] (Farm Book p.60)
• Gill Gillette "Gilly"^[13]of Albemarle, 18 Mar 1792-after 1810, Domestic worker, son of Ned Gillette and Jenny, husband of Esther Gillette of Albemarle, 19 Mar 1795-after 1810; leased to J H Craven in 1801.^[11] (Farm Book p.60)

• Lindsay of Albemarle, Jan 1813, son of Gill Gillette and Esther Gillette

• Priscilla Gillette^[13] aka "Scilla" Gillette of Albemarle, 14 Apr 1794-after 1810, Farm laborer, daughter of Ned Gillette and Jenny, leased to Craven in 1801 and to Thomas Jefferson Randolph in 1818.^[11] (Farm Book p.60)

• James Gillette of Albemarle and Lego, Sep 1811-, son of Scilla
• Miles Gillette of Albemarle, July 1816-, child of Scilla, sold to Boswell P Yates
• Lucy Gillette of Albemarle and Bedford, 1818-, daughter of Scilla
• Aggy Gillette of Albemarle and Bedford, Apr 1821-, daughter of Scilla
• Fanny Gillette of Albemarle, 1813-Mar 1814 (whooping cough), daughter of Scilla

• James Gillette) of Albemarle, 14 Jun 1796-after 1810, Tradesperson, son of Ned Gillette and Jenny.
• Agnes Gillette (1798-aft.1810)^[13] "Aggy" Gillette of Albemarle, 25 Oct 1798-after 1810, Farm laborer and Spinner, daughter of Ned Gillette and Jenny, wife of Abram; she was gifted to Thomas Jefferson Randolph in 1812.^[11]

• Sally of Bedford, 14 Dec 1817-, daughter of Aggy (Farm Book p. 130, 131)
• Gilly of Albemarle, Dec 1822-, child of Aggy (Farm Book p. 130,131)

• Israel Jefferson (1800-abt.1879)^[13], Farm laborer and Factory Carder, son of Edward "Ned" Gillett and Jane, married 1st Mary Ann Colter (from another plantation) and 2nd Elizabeth. Sold to Thomas Walker Gilmer in 1829. Registered as Israel Jefferson on 3 June 1844 when he registered his freed status.^[11]
• Moses Gillette^[13] of Albemarle, 28 July 1803-after 1810, Farm laborer, son of Ned Gillette and Jenny.
• Suckey Gillette (1806-)^[13] of Albemarle, 21 Dec 1806-, Farm laborer, daughter of Ned Gillette and Jenny. Later owned by Francis Wayles Eppes.^[11]

• Suckey Gillette (abt.1765-), aka Suck, of Monticello, 1765-, daughter of Gill Gillette and Fanny. (Farm Book p.9, 15)
• Franky Gillette (abt.1767-1775), aka Frank Gillette of Byrd or Elk-hill and Monticello, 1767-1775, daughter of Fanny and Gil, Field laborer. (Farm Book p 12, 9, 15, 17)
• Gill Gillette (1769-aft.1783) of Monticello, son of Fanny and Gill. (Farm Book p. 9, 15)

Families of Great George and Ursula

• Great George, 1730-2 Nov 1799,^[16] husband of Ursula (Farm Book p.9, 15, 19, 51, 53)
• Ursula, 1737, wife of Great George (Farm Book p.9, 15, 19,51, 53)

• George Smith of Monticello, 1759-, son of Great George and Ursula
• Bagwell of Albemarle and Tufton, 1768-after 1810, son of Great George and Ursula, husband of Minerva (daughter of Squire and Belinda).

• Ursula (Granger) Hughes (aft.1787-1847) of Albemarle and Monticello, daughter of Bagwell and Minerva, wife of Wormley Hughes (abt.1781-abt.1858) (See Families of Betty Hemings for children.)
• Mary of Albemarle, 1788-after 1810, daughter of Bagwell and Minerva

• Washington of Albemarle and Tufton, 1 Mar 1805-, son of Mary
• Willi/Willis of Albemarle and Tufton, 6 Jan 1806-, son of Mary

• Virginia of Albemarle, 1793-after 1810, daughter of Bagwell and Minerva, wife of John Bedford (see Families of Black Sall)
• Bec of Albemarle, 1793-after 1810, daughter of Bagwell and Minerva. Received from Th. J Randolph on 9 Apr 1820 in an exchange (Farm Book p.159)

• Fleming of Albemarle, 15 Apr 1816-, son of Bec, Received from Th. J Randolph on 9 Apr 1820 in an exchange (Farm Book p.159)
• Lilburn of Albemarle, 1818, daughter of Bec, Received from Th. J Randolph on 9 Apr 1820 in an exchange (Farm Book p.159)
• Martha of Albemarle, Mar 1820, daughter of Bec

• Nanny of Albemarle and Tufton, 10 Apr 1800-after 1810, daughter of Bagwell and Minerva
• Archy of Albemarle and Tufton, 3 Feb 1808-, son of Bagwell and Minerva
• Jordon of Albemarle and Tufton, Sep 1810-, son of Bagwell and Minerva

• Archy of Monticello, 1773-Jul 1774, son of Great George and Ursula,
• Isaac Granger aka Isaac Jefferson^[14] of Monticello, 1775/1780, son of Great George and Ursula, husband of Iris (Hern).

• Squire, 1793-, son of Isaac Jefferson and Iris Hern
• Joice, 1796-, daughter of Isaac Jefferson and Iris (Hern)

Families of Guinea Will and Betty (Smith)

• Guinea Will of Poplar Forest, before 1774-, Field laborer, husband of Betty
• Betty "Bess" of Bedford and Poplar Forest, 1747-after 1810, Field laborer, wife of Will

• Lucinda of Shadwell, 1761-, Tradesperson, daughter of Guinea Will and Betty

• Melinda of Bedford, 8 Aug 1809-after 1810, daughter of Lucinda
• Rebecca of Bedford, 20 Nov 1812, daughter of Lucinda
• Sophia of Bedford, 1822-, daughter of Lucinda
• Nelly of Bedford, 2 Aug 1826-, daughter of Lucinda

• Dilcy of Shadwell, 1764-, daughter of Guinea Will and Betty, wife of Sam

• Ambrose, 1785, son of Dilcy and Sam
• Hannah, 1789, daughter of Dilcy and Sam
• Dinah, 1791, daughter of Dilcy and Sam

• Hal Smith of Bedford and Poplar Forest, Sep 1767-after 1810, son of Guinea Will and Betty, husband of Hanah Hubbard. (Farm Book p. 30)

• Sally of Bedford, 1798-after 1810, daughter of Hal Smith and Hanah Hubbard
• Billy Bedford of Albemarle, 1799-after 1810, son of Hal Smith and Hanah Hubbard
• Jamy of Bedford, Aug 1805-after 1810, son of Hal Smith and Hanah Hubbard
• Phill of Bedford, Jul 1808-after 1810, child of Hal Smith and Hanah Hubbard
• Edmund of Bedford, Oct 1809-after 1810, son of Hal Smith and Hanah Hubbard (Farm Book p.166)
• George Welsh of Bedford, 12 May 1812-, son of Hal Smith and Hanah Hubbard (Farm Book p.166)

• Suckey/Suck of Bedford and Poplar Forest, May 1771-1811, daughter of Guinea Will and Betty (Farm Book p.11, 16, 30, 31, 60, 129, 131)

• Cate of Bedford and Poplar Forest, Mar 1788-after 1810, daughter of Suckey (Farm Book p.30, 60, 131)

• Davy of Bedford and Poplar Forest, Jun 1806-after 1810, son of Cate
• Jenny, 1809-1809, daughter of Cate
• John of Bedford, 1 Jun 1811-, son of Cate
• Emsly of Bedford, 1 Jun 1811, son of Cate
• Solomon of Bedford, 14 Apr 1817, son of Cate
• Beverly of Bedford, 1819-, son of Cate

• Daniel of Bear Creek, Sep 1790-after 1810, son of Suckey (Farm Book p.30, 31, 60, 131)
• Stephen of Bedford and Poplar Forest, 1794-after 1810, son of Suckey (Farm Book p.30, 31, 60, 129)
• Phillip, 1796-after 1810, Tradesperson, son of Suckey (Farm Book p.60)
• Ambrose of Bedford and Poplar Forest, 1799-after 1810, son of Suck (Farm Book p.60, 129, 131)
• Prince of Bedford and Poplar Forest, 1804-after 1810, son of Suckey (Farm Book p.60, 129, 131)
• Joe of Bedford and Poplar Forest, May 1806-after 1810, son of Suckey (Farm Book p.129,131)
• Shepherd of Bedford and Poplar Forest, Apr 1809-after 1810, son of Suckey (Farm Book p.129,131)

• Betty of Poplar Forest, Sep 1774-, twin daughter of Guinea Will and Betty
• Caesar of Poplar Forest and Bedford, Sep 1774-after 1810, twin son of Guinea Will and Betty (Farm Book p.24, 129, 131)
• Billey of Poplar Forest, Jan 1777-, son of Guinea Will and Betty
• Cuffy, about 1779-1796, son of Guinea Will and Betty (Farm Book p.30)

Families of Jame Hubbard and Cate

• James Hubbard (abt.1743-aft.1814)^[14] of Bedford and Bear Creek, 1743-after 1810, Tradesperson, husband of Cate (Farm Book p.15, 129, 131)
• Cate of Bedford, Bear Creek, and Monticello, 1747-after 1810, Field laborer, daughter of Sall, wife of Jame Hubbard. (Farm Book p.9, 15, 129, 131)

• Nan of Byrd or Elk-hill, before 1766-1774, Field laborer, daughter of of Jame Hubbard and Cate

• Gamey Hubbard (1764-bef.1774) of Byrd or Elk-hill, 1764-1774, son of Nan Hubbard
• Natt of Byrd or Elk-hill, 1766, son of Nan Hubbard, joined enemy but returned and lived
• Joan of Byrd or Elk-hill, 1768, daughter of Nan Hubbard, wife of Jeffery (son of Jack & Patt Kennon (Farm Book p.24)
• Armistead of Elk-hill, Bedford and Bear Creek, 1771-after 1810. He was the son of Nan and Frank who both died by 1774; raised by uncle Jame Hubbard and wife Cate. (Farm Book p.12, 17, 24, 30, 60, 129, 131)

• Hanah of Bedford and Monticello, Jan 1770-, daughter of Jame Hubbard and Cate, wife of Hal Smith (see Families of Guinea Will and Betty). (Farm Book p.9, 15, 131)
• Rachael of Bedford and Monticello, Oct 1773-after 1810, daughter of Jame Hubbard and Cate, wife of James Bedford, 1772-after 1810, Tradesperson, son of Metcaf, purchased as husband of Rachel. (Farm Book p.9, 15, 129, 131)

• Nace of Bedford, Oct 1773-after 1818, Field laborer (Farm Book p. 24, 60, 129, 131, 142). He was the son of Nan and Frank who both died by 1774; raised by uncle Jame Hubbard and wife Cate.^[17] (Farm Book p. 24,60,129,131)
• Burrel of Bedford, 1794-1808, son of James Bedford and Rachael Hubbard
• Cate of Bedford and Bear Creek, Aug 1797-after 1810, daughter of of James Bedford and Rachael Hubbard (Farm Book p.129)
• Joe of Albemarle and Bear Creek, 1801-after 1810, son of of James Bedford and Rachael Hubbard (Farm Book p.129)
• Lania of Albemarle, Bedford, and Bear Creek, 1805-after 1810, daughter of of James Bedford and Rachael Hubbard (Farm Book p.129)
• Gloster of Bedford and Bear Creek, 25 Dec 1807-after 1810, son of of James Bedford and Rachael Hubbard (Farm Book p.129)
• Washington of Albemarle, Bedford, and Bear Creek, 26 May 1810-, son of of James Bedford and Rachael Hubbard (Farm Book p.129)
• Edmund of Albemarle, May 1813, son of of James Bedford and Rachael Hubbard
• Lindsay of Albemarle, 15 Apr 1816, child of of James Bedford and Rachael Hubbard

• Maria of Bedford and Bear Creek, Oct 1776-after 1810, daughter of Jame Hubbard and Cate (Farm Book p.129, 131)

• Philip Hubbard of Albemarle, 1796-, son of Maria, husband of Hanah

• Dick Hubbard, 2 Aug , , 1815-, son of Hannah (Farm Book p.131)

• Nace of Albemarle and Poplar Forest, Aug 1796-after 1810, son of Maria Hubbard
• Nisy of Bedford and Bear Creek, 1799-after 1810, daughter of Maria Hubbard (Farm Book p.129, 131)

• James Washington of Bedford, 28 Sep 1818, son of Nisy
• Harry-Anne of Bedford, 11 Jan 1819, daughter of Nicey Hubbard
• George of Bedford, Feb 1821, son of Nisy
• Frederic of Bedford, 1822, son of Nisy

• Johnny of Bedford and Bear Creek, Sep 1804-after 1810, son of of Maria Hubbard (Farm Book p.129, 166)
• Isaac of Bedford and Bear Creek, Nov 1809-after 1810, son of Maria Hubbard (Farm Book p.129, 166)
• Dolly of Bedford, 26 Oct 1812-, daughter of Maria (Farm Book p.131)

• Eve of Albemarle, Bedford, and Bear Creek, 1778/79-after 1810, daughter of of Jame Hubbard and Cate (Farm Book p.129, 130, 131)

• Sanco of Albemarle, 1797-after 1810, Tradesperson, son of Eve Hubbard, possibly husband of Lilburn
• Joshua/Jossy of Albemarle and Bear Creek, Jul 1806-after 1810, son of Eve Hubbard (Farm Book p.129)
• Burwell of Albemarle, Bedford, and Bear Creek, May 1809-after 1810, son of Eve Hubbard (Farm Book p.129)

• Jamey Hubbard, 1783-, Tradesperson, son of of Jame Hubbard and Cate, husband of Nanny, daughter of Phill waggoner and Moly (see Family of Phil waggoner and Molly for children). (Farm Book p.60) Ran 12 Apr 1811 $40 bounty.
• Phil Hubbard of Albemarle and Tufton, 1786-, son of Jame Hubbard and Cate (Farm Book p. 128, 130, 131)
• Sally of Bedford, Aug 1788, daughter of of Jame Hubbard and Cate (Farm Book p.129, 131)

• Henry of Bedford, 1817, son of Sall
• Billy of Bedford and Bear Creek, Mar 1808-after 1810, son of Sally Hubbard (Farm Book p.129)
• Anderson of Bedford, 14 Apr 1810-, son of Sally Hubbard
• Henry, 1818-, son of Sarah/Sally Hubbard
• Nancy of Bedford, 26 May 1818, daughter of Sal Hubbard

• Nancy of Bedford, Sep 1791-1805, daughter of of Jame Hubbard and Cate (Farm Book p.60)

Families of Jerry and Mary

• Jerry of Albemarle, 1777-, Tradesperson, husband of Mary (Farm book p.134)
• Mary of Albemarle, 1776-1813, Field laborer, wife of Jerry (Farm book p.130,134)

• Sucky of Albemarle, 1796-after 1813, daughter of Jerry and Mary (Farm book p134,136)
• Isaiah of Albemarle, 31 Dec 1800-after 1815, son of Jerry and Mary (Farm book p.134)
• Jerry Jr of Albemarle, 14 Jan 1802-after 1815, son of Jerry and Mary (Farm book p.134)
• Jupiter of Albemarle, 15 Jan 1804-after 1815, son of Jerry (Farm book p.134)

Families of Judy Hix and King

• Judy Hix of Judith's creek, Dun-lora, Lego, before 1774-after 1803, Field laborer, wife of Jerry and King (Farm Book p.17, 24, 30, 39)
• King of Judith's creek and Monticello, before 1774-after 1783, Tradesman, Waterman, husband of Judy Hix (Farm Book p.11, 15, 24)

• Hannah of Judith's creek and Dun-lora, Oct 1771-aftr 1783, daughter of Judy Hix and King, wife of Phillip wagonner of Albemarle, 1740/42/48-Sep 1810 husband of Hannah and Molly of Shadwell and Albemarle, 1749-21 Apr 1811, Field laborer. (Farm Book p.17,24)
• Tamar/Thamar of Judith's creek, Dun-lora Lego, Jun 1773,-after 1801 Field laborer, daughter of Judy Hix (Farm Book p.17, 24, 30, 39)
• Peg of Dun-lora, (before 1774-) (Farm Book p.17)
• Austin of Lego, 1779-after 1801, son of Judy Hix (Farm Book p.30, 39)
• Ben, 1784-after 1796, son of Judy Hix (Farm Book p.31, 52)
• Kit, 1786-, son of Judy Hix (Farm Book p.31)

Families of Juno and Toby and Goliath

• Juno of Monticello, before 1774-1801, not working due to old age or infirmity, wife of Goliah and Toby (Farm Book p.9, 15)
• Goliah of Albemarle and Monticello, 1731/5-May 1810, Field laborer, husband of Juno (Farm Book p. 9, 15, 130)

• Luna of Monticello, 1758-, not working due to old age or infirmity, daughter of Goliah

• Toby of Shadwell, before 1774-, husband of Juno (Farm Book p.9, 16)

• Toby Jr of Monticello, 1743/59-Jul 1805, Field laborer, son of Juno (Farm Book p. 9, 15)

Families of Jupiter and Phyllis and Suck

• Jupiter of Judith's creek, Dun-lora and Monticello, 1743-Jan 1800, Field laborer, Tradesperson, husband of Phyllis and Suck. (Farm Book p.17)
• Phyllis of Judith's creek and Dun-lora, Nov 1772-, wife of Jupiter, not working due to old age or infirmity (Farm Book p.17)

  Shandy of Judith's creek and Dun-lora, Aug 1768-, son of Jupiter and Phyllis (Farm Book p.17)

• Sam of Judith's creek and Dun-lora, Jul 1770, son of Jupiter and Phyllis (Farm Book p.17)
• Phyllis of Dun-lora, Nov 1772-, daughter of Jupiter and Phyllis (Farm Book p.17)

• Suckey Gillette (abt.1765-) "Suck" of Forest and Monticello, 1758-, Tradesperson, wife of Jupiter

• John/Johnny Jupiter of Dun-lora, Feb 1775, son of Jupiter and Suck
• Aggey of Monticello, Sep 1777-Jul 1798, daughter of Jupiter and Suck

• Lucy of Forest and Wingo's, 1747-, Field laborer, sister of Suck

Families of Londy and Sarah (Fossett, Hern)

• Londy of Indian Camp and Poplar Forest, before 1774-, Field laborer, husband of Sarah and Betty (Farm Book p.12, 16)
• Sarah of Indian Camp and Wingo's, before 1774-Jul 1781, Field laborer, wife of Londy

• Amy of Indian Camp and Poplar Forest, abt 1756-after 1810, Field laborer, daughter of Londy and Sarah, (Farm Book p.12, 16, 159) wife of John gardner, 1753-aft 1821, Tradesperson (Farm Book p.24, 130, 167)
• Isabella "Hern" (1758-1819), "Isabel" of Indian Camp, Dun-lora, and Albemarle, abt 1758-1819, daughter of Londy and Sarah (Farm Book p. 12, 17, 130) wife of Davy Hern (abt.1755-aft.1810) of Wingo's, Albemarle, and Monticello, Tradesperson and Field laborer. (Farm Book p.11, 16, 24, 130)

• James Hern (1776-aft.1810) Tradesperson, husband of Cretia Hern (abt.1779-) of Albemarle, daughter of Isabel and Davy Hern. (Farm Book p. 130)

• John of Albemarle, 1800-after 1810, son of Cretia Hern
• Randal of Albemarle, 1802-, son of Cretia Hern
• Henry of Albemarle, 1805-1821, son of Cretia Hern
• Milly of Albemarle, 1807-after 1810, daughter of Cretia Hern
• Lilburn of Albemarle, 1809-, daughter of Cretia Hern
• Matilda of Albemarle, Oct 1811-, daughter of Cretia Hern
• Mary of Albemarle, 10 Sep 1813-Mar 1814 (whooping cough), daughter of Cretia Hern
• James Band of Albemarle, Jul 1815, son of Cretia Hern
• Lovila of Albemarle, 1818-, daughter of Cretia Hern
• Nancy of Albemarle, Aug 1819-, daughter of Cretia Hern

• Moses Hern (abt.1779-aft.1810)^[14] of Albemarle, son of Isabel and Davy Hern, blacksmith by trade, husband of Mary (Unknown) Hern (abt.1780-aft.1810) . (Farm Book p.130, 134, 148, 153, 154, Moses smith p.157)

• William of Albemarle, Mar 1801-after 1817, son of Moses Bedford (Farm Book p.130, 134, 148, 153, 154)
• Davy of Albemarle, Feb 1803-after 1817, son of Moses (Farm Book p.130, 134, 148, 153, 154)
• Celia/Caela of Albemarle, 1806-after 1817, daughter of Moses and Mary Hern (Farm Book p.130, 134, 148, 153, 154)
• Tucker, 1810-after 1817, son of Moses and Mary Hern (Farm Book p. 130, 148, 153, 154)
• Zacharias of Albemarle, 27 Oct 1812-, son of Moses and Mary (Farm Book p.130, 148, 153, 154)
• Patsy, 1815-after 1817, daughter of Moses and Mary Hern (Farm Book p.130, 153, 154)
• Fosset of Albemarle, Aug 1817-, child of Moses and Mary (Farm Book p.130)
• Fontaine of Albemarle, 15 Oct 1819, child of Moses and Mary Hern (Farm Book p.130)
• James Hern, 1824-, son of Moses and Mary Hern

• Patty Hern, 1781-Sep 1806, Spinner, daughter of Isabel and Davy Hern

• Beverly, 1800-, son of Patty Hern

• Davy Hern Jr. of Albemarle, Sep 1784-after 1817, Tradesperson, son of Isabel and Davy Hern, husband of Francis "Fanny" Gillette (abt.1788-aft.1827). (Farm Book p.130, 154)

• Ellen Hern of Albemarle, 1809-after 1817, daughter of Davy Hern Jr and Fanny Gillette (Farm Book p.130, 154)
• Jenny Hern of Albemarle, Dec 1811-after 1817, Daughert of Davy Hern Jr and Fanny Gillette (Farm Book p.130, 154)
• Moses Hern of Albemarle, 1814-Jun1814, son of Fanny (Farm Book p.130)
• Melinda Hern of Albemarle, 11 Jul 1817-1820, Daughter of Davy Hern Jr and Fanny Gillette (Farm Book p.130, 158)
• Indridge Hern of Albemarle, 3 Apr 1819-, daughter of Fanny (Farm Book p.130)
• Melinda Hern of Albemarle, Sep 1822, daughter of Fanny (Farm Book p.130)

• Edith (Hern) Fossett^[14], aka Edy, of Albemarle, 1787-after 1810, Tradesperson, daughter of Isabel and Davy Hern, wife of Joseph Fossett^[14], Tradesperson (Farm Book p.52, 130), wife of Joseph Fossett (son of Mary Hemings).

• James Fossett) of Albemarle, 7 Jan 1805-before 1817, son of Joseph Fossett and Edy (Farm Book p.130. 154)
• Maria Fossett of Albemarle, 27 Oct 1807-after 1817, daughter of Joseph Fossett and Edy (Farm Book p.130, 154)
• Patsy Fossett of Albemarle, 10 May 1811-after 1817, daughter of Joseph Fossett and Edy (Farm Book p.130, 154)
• Ann-Elizabeth (Fossett) Isaacs Betsy-Ann Fossett of Albemarle, 6 Dec 1812-after 1817, daughter of Joseph Fossett and Edy (Farm Book p.130, 154)
• Peter Fossett^[14] of Albemarle, 5 Jun 1815-after 1817, Tradesperson, son of Joseph Fossett and Edy (Farm Book p.130, 154)
• Isabella Fossett of Albemarle, 7 Jan 1819, daughter of Joseph Fossett and Edy
• William Fossett of Albemarle and Bedford, 1821-, son of Joseph Fossett and Edy (Farm Book p. 130, 131).
• Daniel Fossett, 1825, son of Joseph Fossett and Edy

• Agy Hern of Albemarle, 1789-1815, wife of Charles 1785-after 1810 (Farm Book p.52, 130)

• Polly Hern of Albemarle, Aug 1810-, daughter of Aggy Hern and Charles

• Lilly Hern of Albemarle and Tufton, 1791-after 1818, daughter of Isabel, wife of Barnaby Gillette (Farm Book p.52, 130, 142) (See families of Gill Gillette and Fanny.)
• Amy Hern of Albemarle, 1793-before 1810 daughter of Isabel and Davy Hern (Farm Book p.52, 130)
• Thruston Hern of Albemarle, 5 Jul 1795-after 1810, Tradesperson, son of Isabel and Davy Hern (Farm Book p.52, 130)
• Indridge Hern of Albemarle, 30 Mar 1797-after 1810, daughter of Isabel and Davy Hern, wife of Shepherd, 1782-. (Farm Book p.130)
• Thrimston/Thrimton Hern of Albemarle, 22 Jun 1799/1800-after 1810, Field laborer, son of Isabel and Davy Hern (Farm Book 130).
• Lovila/Lovillo Hern of Albemarle, 27 Oct 1801-1816, daughter of Isabel and Davy Hern

• Ned of Albemarle and Monticello, 1760-after 1810, son of Londy and Sarah, husband of Phoebe of Indian creek, the daughter of Sue of Elk-hill.. (Farm Book p. 9, 12, 15, 17, 130)

• Anakey of Dun-lora, Jul 1775-, child of Ned and Phoebe (Farm Book p. 21)
• Anon of Judith's creek, Aug 1777-Oct 1777 (caught small pox from enemy and died), child of Ned and Phoebe (Farm Book p. 28, 29)
• Joe, 1781-, son of Ned and Phoebe (Farm Book p.24)

• Frank of Indian Camp and Wingo's, Jan 1764-, son of Londy and Sarah (Farm Book p.12, 16)
• Sarah of Indian Camp and Wingo's, 1764-Apr 1774, daughter of Londy and Sarah (Farm Book p.12, 16)
• Betty of Indian Camp and Wingo's, Aug 1767-, daughter of Londy and Sarah (Farm Book p. 12, 16, 21)
• Lucy of Indian Camp and Wingo's, Jul 1769-, daughter of Londy and Sarah, wife of Tom (Farm Book p. 12, 16)
• Peg of Judith's creek, Dun-lora, and Poplars Forest, bef 1774-Mar 1774, no occupation due to old age or infirmity, daughter of Londy and Sarah. (Farm Book p.11, 17, 21)

Families of Patt Kennon and Jack

• Patt Kennon, of Byrd and Elk-hill, before 1774-, Field laborer, wife of Jack (Farm Book 12, 18)
• Jack of Byrd and Elk-hill, before 1774-, Field laborer, husband of Patt Kennon (Farm Book 12, 18)

• Tom of Byrd and Elk-hill, 1767-, son of Patt Kennon and Jack (Farm Book p. 12, 18) husband of Lucy (daughter of Londy and Sarah)
• Jeffery of Byrd and Elk-hill, son of Patt Kennon and Jack, husband of Joan (Farm Book p.12,18)

• Scilla, 1785-, daughter of Jeffery and Joan
• Nancy, 1787-, daughter of Jeffery and Joan

• Betty of Elk-hill, 1774-, daughter of Patt Kennon and Jack (Farm Book p.21)
• no name of Elk-hill (probably), 10 Jul 1778-, child of Patt Kennon and Jack (Farm Book p.28)
• Judy, 1780-, daughter of Patt Kennon and Jack

Families of Phil waggoner and Molly

• Phil waggoner of Albemarle, 1740/42/48-Sep 1810, Carter, husband of Molly (Farm Book p.16, 30, 55, 57, 130)
• Molly/Moll of Shadwell and Albemarle, 1749-21 Apr 1811, Field laborer, wife of Phil wagonner (Farm Book p. 9, 16, 55, 130)

• Phill of Shadwell, Dec 1768-, child of Moll (Farm Book p.10, 16)
• Phyllis of Shadwell, 1771, daughter of Moll (Farm Book p.10, 16)
• Betty of Shadwell, 1774, daughter of Phill and Moll (Farm Book p.21)
• Nanny of Bedford and Poplar Forest, Jul 1778-after 1810, daughter of Phill (Farm Book p.129, 131)

• Maria of Bedford, 24 Feb 1798-after 1810, daughter of Nanny (Farm Book p.31, 129, 131) and Jamey Hubbard, 1783-, son of Jame Hubbard and Cate.

• James Hubbard of Bedford, 16 Jul 1818, son of Nanny's Maria (Farm Book p.131, 164)

• Phill Hearne of Bedford, Aug 1801-7 Feb 1901, son of Nanny (Farm Book p.129, 131) according to his obituary he died at age 100, Richmond, Virginia.
• Polly, Jul 1801-1807, daughter of Nanny (Farm Book p.129)
• Milly of Bedford, May 1806-after 1810, daughter of Nanny (Farm Book p.131)
• Jackson of Albemarle, 1818-, son of Milly (Farm Book p.130)
• George Dennis of Bedford and Poplar Forest, May 1808-after 1810, son of Nanny (Farm Book p.129, 131)
• Anderson of Bedford, Aug 1810-, son of Nanny (Farm Book p.131)
• Janetta of Bedford, 8 Jun 1812-, daughter of Nanny (Farm Book p. 131)
• Ellen of Bedford, Aug 1817-, daughter of Nanny (Farm Book p.131)
• Eliza-Anne of Bedford, 1819-, daughter of Nanny (Farm Book p.131)
• William of Bedford, May 1821-, son of Nanny (Farm Book p.131)

• Lucy of Bedford and Albemarle, Jul 1783-after 1810, daughter of Phill. (Farm Book p.9, 15, 53, 130, 131) Lucy and her 5 children were given to Th. J Randolph on 9 Apr 1820 in an exchange. (Farm Book p.159)

• Robin of Bedford and Poplar Forest, 1805-, child of Lucy (Farm Book p.131)
• Sandy of Bedford and Poplar Forest, Nov 1807-, child of Lucy (Farm Book p.131)
• Molly, May 1814-, given to Th. J Randolph on 9 Apr 1820 in an exchange. (Farm Book p.159)
• Melinda of Albemarle, Jul 1816-, daughter of Lucy; given to Th. J Randolph on 9 Apr 1820 in an exchange. (Farm Book p.159)
• Nicholas of Albemarle, 1818-, son of Lucy; given to Th. J Randolph on 9 Apr 1820 in an exchange. (Farm Book p. 159)

• Bartlet/Bardet of Albemarle, 1786-after 1810, Farm laborer, son of Phill and Molly (Farm Book p.52, 53, 130, 134)
• Clarinda, 1788-, daughter of Molly (Farm Book p.52, 53)
• Goliah, 1791-,son of Molly (Farm Book p.52, 53)

Families of Quash and Nell

• Quash of Monticello, before 1774, Field laborer, husband of Nell (Farm Book p.9, 15)
• Nell of Monticello, before 1774-, Field laborer, wife of Quash (Farm Book p.9, 15)

• Bella of Monticello, 1757-, Field laborer, daughter of Quash and Nell (Farm Book p.9, 15)
• Charles of Monticello, 1760-, Field laborer, son of Quash and Nell, husband of Sally (Farm Book p.9, 15) who he received from Th. J Randolph on 9 Apr 1820. (Farm Book p.159)

• Cary Anne of Albemarle, 1814-, daughter of Charles and Sally, received from Th. J Randolph on 9 Apr 1820. (Farm Book p.130, 158)
• Jennet/Jennel of Albemarle, 1816-, daughter of Charles and Sally, received from Th. J Randolph on 9 Apr 1820. (Farm Book p.130, 158)
• Lorenzo of Albemarle, 1818-, son of Charles and Sally, received from Th. J Randolph on 9 Apr 1820. (Farm Book p.130, 158)
• unnamed [Evelina] of Albemarle and Bedford, May 1821, daughter of Charles and Sally (Farm Book p.130, 131)
• Sally, 1825, daughter of Charles and Sally

• Jenny of Albemarle and Monticello, 1768-after 1810, Farm laborer, daughter of Quash and Nell, wife of Lewis of Albemarle and Monticello, abt 1760-after 1810, Carpenter (Farm Book p.9, 15, 30, 130). Both Lewis and Jenny were retained when Jefferson leased enslaved to Thomas J Randolph (Farm Book p.158)

• Lewis of Indian Camp and Albemarle, 1788-after 1810, son of Nel's Jenny (Farm Book p.12, 31, 130)
• Jesse of Albemarle, 1790-16 Jul 1815, son of Nel's Jenny (Farm Book p.30, 31, 130)
• Sally of Albemarle and Lego, 1792-after 1811, daughter of Jenny and Lewis, wife of Charles (possibly her uncle) (Farm Book p,30, 31, 130, 137)
• James/Jamey of Albemarle, Apr 1795-after 1810, Tradesperson, son of Lewis' Jenny (Farm Book p. 31, 130)
• Evelina of Albemarle, 24 Oct 1797-after 1810, daughter of Lewis' Jenny (Farm Book p.130)

• Manuel of Albemarle, 1823-, son of Evelina (Farm Book p.130)

• Isabel of Albemarle, May 1800-after 1810, daughter of Lewis and Jenny, husband of Jeremiah (Farm Book p.130) (Jeremiah is son of Squire and Belinda)

Amy of Albemarle, Jul 1820-, daughter of Isabel and Jeremiah (Farm Book p.130, 131)

Families of Sam and Dinah of Indian Camp

Sam "old Sam" of Indian Camp and Dun-lora, ?-May 1774, inherited from John Wayles 14 Jan 1774 (Farm Book p.12, 17, 21)

Dinah of Indian Camp and Dun-lora, inherited from John Wayles 14 Jan 1774 (Farm Book p.12, 17, 19)

• Jack of Indian Camp and Elk-hill, before 1774-, inherited from John Wayles 14 Jan 1774, Field laborer (Farm Book p.12, 18)
• Aggy of Indian Camp and Dun-lora, ?-1774, inherited from John Wayles 14 Jan 1774, Field laborer, daughter of Sam and Dinah (Farm Book p.12, 17, 19, 21)
• Sam of Indian Camp, Dun-lora, and Poplar Forest, Feb 1762-after 1783, inherited from John Wayles 14 Jan 1774, son of Sam and Dinah (Farm Book p.12, 17, 19, 24)
• Judy of Indian Camp, Dun-lora, and Elk-hill, 1764-, inherited from John Wayles 14 Jan 1774, daughter of Sam and Dinah (Farm Book p.12, 17, 24)
• Dinah of Indian Camp, Dun-lora, and Bedford, 1766-, inherited from John Wayles 14 Jan 1774, daughter of Sam and Dinah (Farm Book p.12, 17, 131)
• Solomon of Indian Camp and Dun-lora, 1769-, inherited from John Wayles 14 Jan 1774, son of Sam and Dinah (Farm Book p.12, 17)

Families of Squire and Belinda

• Squire of Shadwell and Aldemarle, 1727-20 Mar 1810, Farm laborer, husband of Belinda. Conveyed to T Jefferson by mother in accordance with his father's Will as indemnification for debt paid for her. (Farm Book p.10, 16, 130)
• Belinda of Shadwell, 1739-1808, Field laborer, wife of Squire. Conveyed to T Jefferson by mother in accordance with his father's Will as indemnification for debt paid for her. (Farm Book p.10, 16, 130)

• Frank of Monticello, 1757-Jul 1809, Tradesperson, son of Squire and Belinda (Farm Book p. 9, 15)
• Val of Shadwell, 1760-after 1801, child of Squire and Belinda. Conveyed to T Jefferson by mother in accordance with his father's Will as indemnification for debt paid for her. (Farm Book p.10, 16, 29)
• Minerva^[14] of Shadwell, Sep 1771-, Field laborer, daughter of Squire and Belinda. Conveyed to T Jefferson by mother in accordance with his father's Will as indemnification for debt paid for her. (Farm Book p.10, 16, 130) Husband of Bagwell (son of Great George and Ursula) (Farm Book p. 154) (See Families of Great George and Ursula for children.)
• Charlotte of Shadwell, Mar 1768-, daughter of Squire and Belinda. Conveyed to T Jefferson by mother in accordance with his father's Will as indemnification for debt paid for her. (Farm Book p.10, 16)
• Sarah of Shadwell, Dec 1772-, daughter of Squire and Belinda. Conveyed to T Jefferson by mother in accordance with his father's Will as indemnification for debt paid for her. (Farm Book p.10, 16)
• Iris, Sep 1774-Sep 1774, daughter of Squire and Belinda
• Iris, Jul 1775-Jul 1775, daughter of Squire and Belinda (Farm Book p. 22)
• Jeremiah/Jerry of Shadwell, 4 Jun 1777-, son of Squire and Belinda, husband of Isabel (See families of Quash and Nell). (Farm Book p. 24, 28)

Families of Sue of Elk-hill

• Sue of Elk-hill, c.1752-, Field laborer, 1781 losses by British by death, etc. (Farm Book p.12, 29)

• Robin of Elk-hill, 1757-after 1782, son of Sue, Tradesperson, joined enemy, returned and lived (Farm Book p.12)
• Phoebe of Elk-hill, 1759-1782, daughter of Sue, wife of Ned son of Londy and Sarah, caught camp fever from returned runaways (Farm Book p. 12, 17) (See Families of Londy and Sarah for children.)
• Betty of Elk-hill, 1762-15 Nov 1774, daughter of Sue (Farm Book p.12, 17)
• Joe of Elk-hill, 1764-Jul 1781, son of Sue, joined enemy, returned and died. (Farm Book p.12, 17)
• Patty of Elk-hill, 1766-, daughter of Sue, gifted to Mrs. Harris 1777. (Farm Book p. 12, 17)
• Sanco of Elk-hill, 1768-, son of Sue, Tradesperson, sold 1774 (Farm Book p. 11, 12, 17)
• Nanny of Elk-hill, 1771-, daughter of Sue (Farm Book p. 12, 17)
• Sue of Elk-hill, 1773, daughter of Sue (Farm Book p. 12,17)
• Sally of Elk-hill, 1778-, daughter of Sue, 1781 losses by British by death, etc. (Farm Book p. 28, 29)

Families of old Will and old Judy (Smith)

• old Will of Indian Camp and Poplar Forest, inherited from John Wayles 14 Jan 1774, Field laborer, husband of old Judy (Farm Book p. 13, 16, 19)
• old Judy of Indian Camp and Poplar Forest, abt 1728-1811, inherited from John Wayles 14 Jan 1774, wife of old Will (Farm Book p. 13, 16, 19, 131)

• Abby of Indian Camp, Bedford, and Wingo's, abt 1753-after 1810, inherited from John Wayles 14 Jan 1774, Field laborer, daughter of old Will and old Judy, wife of Will Smith of Shadwell, abt 1753-aft 1810. She is older than York and Jemmy) (Farm Book p. 13, 16, 30, 129, 131)

• Jesse of Bedford and Poplar Forest, Nov 1772-after 1810, inherited from John Wayles 14 Jan 1774, son of Will Smith and Abby (Farm Book p.13, 30, 129, 131)
• Judy of Wingo's, Jul/Aug 1774-, inherited from John Wayles 14 Jan 1774, daughter of Abby

(Farm Book p.21, 24)

• Sal/Sally of Shadwell and Bedford, Oct/Nov 1777-after 1810, daughter Will Smith and Abby (Farm Book p. 28, 30, 129, 131)
• Lucy of Bedford, Oct 1779-1797, daughter of Will Smith and Abby (Farm Book p. 30, 31)
• Dick of Albemarle and Bedford, Oct 1781-after 1810, son of Will Smith and Abby (Farm Book p. 30, 31, 129, 130, 131)
• Flora of Bedford, 1783-after 1810, daughter of Will Smith and Abby, wife of Island Betty's Austin 1775-, (Farm Book p. 30, 31, 129, 131) (See Family of Island Betty for children.)
• Fanny of Bedford, Aug 1788-after 1810, daughter of Will Smith and Abby (Farm Book p. 30, 31, 129,131)

• Rachael of Bedford, 24 Feb 1807-after 1810, daughter of Will Smith's Fanny (Farm Book p.131)
• Dorcas/Doreas of Bedford, 1 May 1809-, daughter of Will Smith's Fanny (Farm Book p.131)
• Rhody of Bedford, Jul 1811-, daughter of Will Smith's Fanny (Farm Book p.131)
• Zacharias of Bedford, 13 Apr 181/17, son of Will Smith's Fanny (Farm Book p.131)
• Martha Anne of Bedford, 2 Jun 1816/18, daughter of Fanny (Farm Book p.131)

• Edy of Bedford, Apr 1792-after 1810, daughter of Will Smith and Abby (Farm Book p. 30, 31, 129, 131)

• Barnaby of Bedford, 30 Jun 1810, son of Edy (Farm Book p.131)
• Nancy of Bedford, 15 Feb 1812, daughter of Edy (Farm Book p.131)
• Thimston of Bedford, 10 Mar 1819, son of Edy (Farm Book p.131)

• Armstead aka Manuel, 1794-after 1810, son of Will Smith and Abby (Farm Book p. 30, 31, 129)
• Amy of Bedford, unnamed Aug 1796 or Jan 1797-after 1810, daughter of Will Smith and Abby (Farm Book p. 31, 129, 131)

• Anne of Bedford, 1815/18-, daughter of Amy (Farm Book p, 131)

• Madison of Bedford, 16 Jan 1818, son of Amy (Farm Book p.131)

• Davy Lewis of Bedford, 1820-1821, son of Amy (Farm Book p.131)
• Judy of Bedford, 1822-, daughter of Amy (Farm Book p.131)
• Mehala of Bedford, 1 Sep 1826, daughter of Amy (Farm Book p.131)

• York of Indian Camp 1764-1781, son of old Will and old Judy, husband of Mima, before 1774, Field laborer, wife of York and Tom of Bridge quarter and Elk-hill. (Farm Book p. 13, 16)

• Suckey of Elk-hill, before 1774, daughter of York and Mima, Field laborer (Farm Book p.12, 18)
• Beck of Elk-hill, 1771-, son of York and Mima (Farm Book p.12, 17)
• Nancey of Elk-hill, 1774, daughter of York and Mima (Farm Book p.21)
• Samson of Elk-hill, 12 May 1778, son of York and Mima (Farm Book p. 28)

• Jemmy of Indian Camp, Poplar Forest, and Elk hill, before 1774-, son of old Will and old Judy (Farm Book p. 13, 16, 19)

Research Notes

Another related plantation or farm called Edge Hill ^[18] was the inherited property of Thomas Mann Randolph, Jr. who married Martha Jefferson, the daughter of Thomas Jefferson. Randolph Jr. acted as an overseer at Jefferson's plantation as well as ran Edge Hill. It was located in Shadwell, Virginia.

Sources

1. ↑ (2019-05-09T23:58:59.000). Slavery's Descendants: Shared Legacies of Race and Reconciliation . Rutgers University Press. Kindle Edition.
2. ↑ https://www.monticello.org/site/research-and-collections/shadwell
3. ↑ https://www.history.com/topics/landmarks/monticello
4. ↑ https://www.masshist.org/thomasjeffersonpapers/doc?id=farm_32
5. ↑ https://founders.archives.gov/documents/Jefferson/02-01-02-0009
6. ↑ https://tjportal.on.worldcat.org/oclc/25629653?databaseList=638
7. ↑ https://tjportal.on.worldcat.org/oclc/50291085?databaseList=638
8. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Jefferson_and_slavery
9. ↑ https://founders.archives.gov/documents/Jefferson/01-31-02-0136
10. ↑ Jefferson, Thomas. Farm Book, 1774-1824. 174 pages. Original manuscript from the Coolidge Collection of Thomas Jefferson Manuscripts, Massachusetts Historical Society.(https://www.masshist.org/thomasjeffersonpapers/farm/)
11. ↑ ^{11.00 11.01 11.02 11.03 11.04 11.05 11.06 11.07 11.08 11.09 11.10} "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, Third edition - Pocket Reference version: ISBN-13, 978-0-9778473-4-1.
12. ↑ Monticello Enslaved Community Database (https://www.monticello.org/enslaveddb/)
13. ↑ ^{13.00 13.01 13.02 13.03 13.04 13.05 13.06 13.07 13.08 13.09 13.10 13.11 13.12 13.13 13.14 13.15} Brodie, F. M. K. (1974) "Thomas Jefferson an intimate history", Norton: Appendix I, Part 2, Reminiscences of Israel Jefferson, (pp.477-482); citing "Life Among the Lowly, No. 3," Pike County (Ohio) Republican, December 25, 1873.
14. ↑ ^{14.00 14.01 14.02 14.03 14.04 14.05 14.06 14.07 14.08 14.09 14.10 14.11 14.12 14.13 14.14 14.15 14.16 14.17 14.18 14.19 14.20 14.21 14.22 14.23} Monticello Slavery Website (https://www.monticello.org/slavery/people-enslaved-at-monticello/)
15. ↑ ^{15.0 15.1} Brodie, F. M. K. (1974) "Thomas Jefferson an intimate history", Norton: Appendix I, Part 1, Reminiscences of Madison Heming, (pp.471-476); citing "Life Among the Lowly, No. 1," Pike County (Ohio) Republican, March 13, 1873.
16. ↑ Jefferson Monticello Research website; (http://monticello.org)
17. ↑ https://www.monticello.org/site/research-and-collections/nace
18. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edge_Hill_(Shadwell,_Virginia)

• https://www.masshist.org/thomasjeffersonpapers/
• http://plantationdb.monticello.org/