FOOTNOTES:
[603:A] Randall's Life of Jefferson gives the following extract from Colonel Peter Jefferson's Book of Common Prayer:—
| BIRTHS. | ||
| Jane Jefferson | 1740, June | 27. |
| Mary | 1741, October | 1. |
| Thomas | 1743, April | 2. |
| Elizabeth | 1744, November | 4. |
| Martha | 1746, May | 29. |
| Peterfield | 1748, October | 16. |
| Ason | 1750, March | 9. |
| Lucy | 1752, October | 10. |
| Anna Scott Randolph | 1755, October | 1. |
| MARRIAGES. | ||
| Jane Jefferson | ||
| Mary | 1760, June | 24. |
| Thomas | 1772, January | 1. |
| Elizabeth | ||
| Martha | 1765, June | 20. |
| Peterfield | ||
| Ason | ||
| Lucy | 1769, September | 12. |
| Anna Scott Randolph | 1788, October. | |
| DEATHS. | ||
| Jane Jefferson | 1765, October | 1. |
| Mary | ||
| Thomas | ||
| Elizabeth | 1773, January | 1. |
| Martha | ||
| Peterfield | 1748, November | 29. |
| Ason | 1750, March | 9. |
| Lucy | ||
| Anna Scott Randolph | ||
[604:A] 1749.
[605:A] Where now stands the mansion of the late William F. Gordon.
[606:A] Randall's Jefferson, i. 50.
[606:B] Her father, who had married three times, dying in May, 1773, left issue three daughters, one of whom married Francis Eppes, (father of John W. Eppes, who married Maria, daughter of Thomas Jefferson,) and the other, Fulwar Skipwith, afterwards American consul in France. The portion that fell to Martha was encumbered with a debt, which ultimately, by the depreciation of paper money, resulted in a heavy loss.—Randall's Jefferson, and Memoirs and Corr. of Jefferson, i. 1, 3.
