I agree about the importance of the journal, and recall that Brent Tarter, of the Library of Virginia, brought the NGSQ issue to the attention of the list a few weeks ago.  It is indeed very informative - a fine summary of the evidence and the current state of the debate.  Copies can be conveniently ordered via the The National Geneaological
Society's website.
Jon Kukla

w. cary anderson wrote:

> My dear Virginia Friends,
>
> I am surprised that no one has suggested that the National Genealogical Society Quarterly, Vol. 89, #3 (September 2001) be read in full. All articles in this issue pertain to the question of Jefferson and Sally Heming's.  I found them quite informative.  Several items of fact that relate to this discussion were presented that I had not seen.
>
> Helen F.M. Leary, Certified Genealogist, Certified Genealogical Lecturer, Fellow of the National Genealogical Society, Fellow of the American Society of Genealogists, lead article,"Sally Heming's Children: A Genealogical Analysis of the Evidence",  is the lead-off article.  However, all articles should be read.
>
> Cary Anderson, Ed.D.
> Retired International Educator
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