_Narratives of Early Virginia_, by Lyon G. Tyler.

_History of Virginia_, by R. B. Smithey, 1898.

The Stronghold — Part 183

_Our Republic_, by Riley, Chandler & Hamilton, 1910.

The Stronghold — Part 183

"Roving Maryland's Cavalier Country," by William A. Kinney. _The National Geographic Magazine_, April, 1954.

The Stronghold — Part 183

"History of Northumberland County," by Lillian Anderson Hatton Metcalfe. _Northern Neck Historical Magazine_, December, 1951.

"Maryland Influence in the Northern Neck," by Henry Wright Newman. _Northern Neck of Virginia Historical Magazine_, December, 1954.

"Mottrom," _William and Mary Quarterly_, Vol. 17, p. 53. Archives of Maryland, Vol. IV, p. 269.

_Economic History of Virginia in the 17th Century_, Vol. I, by P. A. Bruce.

_Historic Dress in America, 1607-1800_, by Elizabeth McClellan.

_Tobacco Coast_, by Arthur Pierce Middleton, Ph.D., published 1953.

_Chesapeake Bay_, by M. V. Brewington, published 1953.

_Historic Northern Neck of Virginia_, by H. Ragland Eubank, published 1934.

_State Historical Markers of Virginia_, Sixth Edition, 1948, p. 180.

"A Little Tour of Northumberland County," by Thomas Lomax Hunter, (published in the _Richmond Times-Dispatch_, date unknown).

"Northumberland, Mother County," by Thomas Lomax Hunter, (published in the _Richmond Times-Dispatch_, date unknown).

"History of Northumberland County," (From 1648 to War of Revolution), by Lillian Anderson Hatton Metcalfe. _Northern Neck Historical Magazine_, Vol. I, December, 1951.

_History of Northumberland County_, by Miss Lucy Brown Beale. (Pageant)

"Old Northumberland," by Elwood Street. (An article in the _Richmond Times-Dispatch_, April 19, 1942.)

_Tidewater Virginia_, by Paul Wilstach, published 1929.

_Jamestown and St. Mary's, Buried Cities of Romance_, Henry C. Forman, p. 33, 1938.

"Log Cabin or Frame," by Janet Foster Newton. _Antiques Magazine_, Nov. 1944.

1953, Williamsburg Antiques Forum, Theme: "European Influence on American Craftsmanship"; "Architecture Up to the Time of the Revolution." Speaker, Dr. Richard H. Howland, Chairman of the Art Department of Johns Hopkins University.

_The Log Cabin Myth_, by Harold R. Shurtleff.

_The Homes of Our Ancestors_, by R. T. H. Halsey and Elizabeth Tower, 1937.

_A Treasury of Early American Homes_, by Richard Pratt, published 1946.