Paternity Studies
THE JEFFERSON HEMINGS MYTH: AN AMERICAN TRAVESTY
Review from Amazon.com
This book carefully examines the facts and finds that, contrary to the way the matter has been portrayed in the news media, there is no substantial evidence at all to support the charge that Thomas Jefferson had a relationship with Sally Hemings.
Edited by Eyler Robert Coates, Sr., The Thomas Jefferson Heritage Society (2001)
IN DEFENSE OF THOMAS JEFFERSON: THE SALLY HEMINGS SEX SCANDAL
Interview with William Hyland on C-SPAN
Reviewed by Thomas Lipscomb
Reviewed by Barbara Hollingsworth
by William G. Hyland Jr. Thomas Dunne Books, 2009
JEFFERSON VINDICATED: FALLACIES, OMISSIONS AND CONTRADICTIONS IN THE HEMINGS GENEALOGICAL SEARCH
Reviewed by Richard E. Dixon
"As with all legends, the Sally story has a thread of historical truth..." Read more
by Cynthia H. Burton, foreword by James A. Bear, Jr. (2006)
FRAMING A LEGEND: EXPOSING THE DISTORTED HISTORY OF THOMAS JEFFERSON AND SALLY HEMINGS
Reviewed by Richard Dixon
M. Andrew Holowchak, a professor of philosophy at Rutgers University, examines the epistemology used by Fawn Brodie, Annette Gordon-Reed, and Andrew Burstein, in their studies of the Jefferson-Hemings paternity claim...Read more
by M. Andrew Holowchak, Prometheus Books, 2013
ANATOMY OF A SCANDAL: THOMAS JEFFERSON & THE SALLY STORY
This book is a long awaited and well-researched expose of the Martha Jefferson-Sally Hemings half-sister legend. Read more...
by Rebecca L. McMurry and James F. McMurry, Jr., M.D., foreword by David N. Mayer,
White Mane Publishing Co (2002)