Reverend Jacob Rowe

Rowe and the Master of the grammar school became far too merry and led the college boys in a row with the boys of the town. Consequently, one of these clergymen was summarily dismissed and the other resigned... Almost a year passed before a successor to the deposed professor of moral philosophy was installed, and in the interim Small added all or many of Rowe's subjects to his own.

• Jefferson the Virginian
  • p. 4 (Easton Press, 1993)

Jefferson's other teacher at first was the Reverend Jacob Rowe, professor of moral philosophy, whose field comprised rhetoric, logic, and ethics.

• Jefferson the Virginian
  • p. 52 (Easton Press, 1993)