The History of Pittsylvania County, Virginia, Maude Carter Clement, Regional Publishing House, Baltimore, 1976.

pg 233. approximately 1796 .. A few years later permission was granted for the trustees of the academy to be made a "body politic and incorporate," and the following gentlemen signedthe petition and no doubt also formed the body of trustees: William Beavers, James D. Patton, Dan'l Sullivan, William Lynn, Nath. Wilson, John Barnett, John Noble, Dan'l Price, John Ross, Thomas Stewart, Harold Haralson, Jeduthan Carter, George townes, Thomas Clark, William Tunstall, and George Tucker.

pg 288. Members of the House of Delegates from Pittsylvania and the City of Danville.

1815-1816 George Tucker, Thomas H. Wooding

1816-1817 George Tucker, Thomas H. Wooding

pg 203. Henry St. George Tucker, a son of Judge St. George Tucker and his wife Frances Bland Randolph, the mother of John Randolph of Roanoke, made his home in Pittsylvania about this time, settling about 7 miles from Chatham.

pg 210 Henry St. George Tucker Clerk of Huse of Delegates 1874 when town of Competition changed name to Chatham.

pg 240. Riceville incorporated a town in 1835 and Nelson Tucker was one of the Trustees.