Washington paper runs an expose on the Richmond Junto, featuring Spencer Roane

1823, November 1: The most extensive, informative and valuable account of the Junto appeared in a series of letters published …

Anne Waring Latane, daughter of William Catesby Latane, born

1823, May 6: The fourth child, second daughter, of William Catesby Latane and his wife Ann Elizabeth Burwell Latane, is …

1822, September 4: Spencer Roane dies in Warm Springs, Virginia. When I first read that fact in early research, I …

1822, July 18: Letter from Thomas Jefferson to Spencer Roane: “We look to you as the bulwark of our political …

1821, March 9: Letter from Thomas Jefferson to Spencer Roane. Monticello Mar. 9. 21. “…but time produces also corruption of …

1820 12 21: This document is believed to be the bill for the 1820 addition of a second full story to …

1820, March 7: In response to Monroe’s support of the Missouri Compromise, according to Ammon in “The Richmond Junto”: “The …

1820, February 16: Spencer writes to President James Monroe about slavery and state rights, particularly over the issue of Missouri. …

February 1820: William Catesby Latane and his wife Anne Elizabeth (Burwell) Latane have their first child, at Mahockney, a son: …

I was born of a Virginian mother and a North Carolinian father, used to ride across the state-line between the two states on …