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Research and writing about Virginia genealogy and family history." <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 28 Sep 2012 16:53:23 -0400
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I'm delighted to announce my newest book "The Jefferson Brothers." 

It is now available at greydenpress.com/store/ 

Also visit slateriverpress.wordpress.com for more details.

"The Jefferson Brothers" introduces Randolph Jefferson, Thomas Jefferson’s only brother, and brings him out from the shadow of his famous sibling, focusing on the years during which their paths crossed. Over twelve years Randolph’s senior, Thomas Jefferson stood in for the father his brother never knew, guiding his education and helping the younger man establish himself as a successful planter in central Virginia. Particularly after Thomas Jefferson’s retirement from the political stage, the Jefferson brothers related as planters and slaveholders – Thomas at Monticello in Albemarle County and Randolph at Snowden in Buckingham County, Virginia. Life at Snowden, during and after the American Revolution, illuminates not only Randolph Jefferson’s commonplace existence, but also the everyday world of planters in central Virginia. Additionally, The Jefferson Brothers introduces a new Thomas Jefferson, not the great statesman of monumental intellect, but the thoughtful brother and dedicated farmer.

Author: Joanne L. Yeck
Title: The Jefferson Brothers
Slate River Press, 2012
ISBN 978-0-9839898-1-3
Price: $35/paperback
450 pages

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