The Reichenbach research archive
The Rev. Dr. Rusty Reichenbach has assembled research on Andrew Tribble, Thomas Jefferson, the parsonage, its relocation and its continuing history. His research forms the foundation of the historical stories presented throughout this website.
Andrew Tribble and religious freedom
- J. H. Spencer, A History of Kentucky Baptists (1885), Andrew Tribble biography
- Thomas Jefferson Foundation, “Andrew Tribble”
- Library of Virginia, Petition of 10,000 Dissenters for Religious Freedom, 1776
- Madison County marriages performed by Andrew Tribble, 1800–1813
The house, family and estate
- Richmond Kentucky Tourism, Old Parsonage listing
- University of Notre Dame, American Slavery Manuscript Collection
- Spencer Mahon, “History meets tales of the paranormal with Ghostly Tales,” Richmond Register, October 18, 2023.
- Local history, family material and building research supplied by Dr. Reichenbach.
Andrew “Andy” Tribble
- WEKU, 2019 marker dedication interview
- Notable Kentucky African Americans Database
- Internet Broadway Database
- Playbill Vault
About the research
This website draws on the research of the Rev. Dr. Rusty Reichenbach, whose work preserves the history of Andrew Tribble, his family and the parsonage. The published histories, archives and collections listed here provide further reading on the people, places and events featured on the site.