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Explanation:
Born-
- April 13th, 1743 in Shadwell, Virginia
Died-
- July 4th, 1826 in Charlottesville, Virginia
Mother-
Father-
Siblings-
- Peter Feild Jefferson
- Randolph Jefferson
- Anna Scott Jeferson Marks
- Elizabeth Jefferson
- Martha Jefferson Carr
- Lucy Jefferson Lewis
- Mary Jefferson Bolling
- Peter Thomas Jefferson
- Jane Jefferson
Wife-
- Martha Skelton Jefferson
- Married on January 1st, 1772
Children-
- Martha Jefferson Randolph
- Madison Hemmings
- Eston Hemmings
- Mary Jefferson Eppes
- Harriet Hemmings
- Lucy Elizabeth Jefferson
- Lucy Elizabeth Jefferson I
- Peter Jefferson
- Jane Randolph Jefferson
Religion-
President Info-
- 3rd President of U.S.
- Succeded by James Madison
- Preceeded by John Adams
- In office from March 4th, 1801-March 4th, 1809
- Bought Lousiana Territory
Info about his Vice Presidents-
- Aaron Burr from 1801-1805
- George Clinton from 1805-1809
Random Political Info-
- Senator of Virginia
- Served on the Continental Congress
- Served in Virginia Legislature
- Secrtary of State to Washington
- Minister of France for several years
- Second Vice President
Political Party-
Education-
- College of William and Mary
- Founded the University of Virginia
Slavery-
- Owned about 600 slaves in his lifetime
- Inheirited 175 slaves
- Most were born on his plantations
- Started with 41 slaves in 1774
- Purchased some slaves to reunite them with families
- Sold 110 slaves for economic issues
- 1784, he probably owned 200
- Wasn't particularly found of slavery, but practiced it nonetheless
Stuff I don't know how to catergorize-
- Author of the Declaration of Independence
- Could read more than five languages
- Invented the Jefferson disk in 1975
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