Thomas Jefferson

Born

Apr 13, 1743

Thomas Jefferson was born in Shadwell,Virginia.

Martha Jefferson Carr

Jan 1, 1746

Martha Jefferson Carr was Thomas Jefferson's sister

Peter Field Jefferson

Jan 1, 1748

Peter Field Jefferson was Thomas Jefferson's brother

Martha Wayles Skelton was born

Oct 30, 1748

Lucy Jefferson Lewis

Oct 10, 1752

Lucy Jefferson Lewis was Thomas Jefferson's Sister

Favorite color

Sep 7, 1753

Thomas Jefferson's Favorite color was Blue

Randolph Jefferson

Oct 1, 1755

Randoplh Jefferson was Thomas Jefferson's brother.

School

Mar 1, 1760

Thomas went to the college of William and Mary.

Graduated

Jan 1, 1762

Thomas graduated from the college of William and Mary

Carrer

Jan 1, 1765

Thomas was a Lawyer and a Planter

Married

Jan 1, 1772

Thomas Jefferson was married to Martha Wayles Skelton

Nicknames

Jan 1, 1772

1. The Apostle of Democracy
2. Man of people
3. Sage of Monticello

Monticello

Jan 1, 1772

Thomas Jefferson Desighned his house and built his house.

Martha Jefferson Randoplh

Sep 27, 1772

Martha was Thomas Jefferson's daughter

Sally Hemings(Martha Wayles Skeltons sister)

Jan 1, 1773

Sally was born on Jan !,1773

Jane Jefferson

Jan 1, 1774

Jane was Thomas Jefferson's daughter

Declaration of Indipendence

Jan 1, 1776

Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Indipendence in 1776

Peter Jefferson

Jan 1, 1777

Peter was Thomas Jefferson's son

Mary Jefferson Eppes

Aug 1, 1778

Mary was Thomas Jefferson's daughter

Elizibeth Jefferson

May 8, 1782

Elizibeth Jefferson was Thomas Jefferson's sister

Lucy Elizibeth Jefferson

May 8, 1782

Lucy was Thomas Jefferson's daughter

Martha Wayles Skelton Died

Sep 6, 1782

Political Party

Sep 1, 1790

Thomas Jefferson had 6 children with Marth Wayles Skelton

Jan 1, 1800

Religion: No formal affliction

Feb 7, 1801

The Third President

Feb 17, 1801

Madison Hemings

Jan 18, 1805

Madison was Thomas Jeffersons son

Eston Hemings

Jan 1, 1808

Eston was Thomas Jefferson's son

Thomas Jefferson died

Jul 4, 1826

Dying on the 4th

Jul 4, 1826

Thomas Jefferson wanted to die on the on the 4th.The fourth is what we call today the fourth of July.

Last Words

Jul 4, 1826

Thomas Jefferson's last word were ''is it the fourth''

Letting go

Jul 4, 1826

His grandson in law put his hand on his shoulder and said that it was the fourth, and thats when he let go and died

Died

Jul 4, 1826

Thomas Jefferson died on July 4,1826 which is what we call the fourth of July.

Buried: Monticello, near Charlottesville, Virginia

Jul 5, 1826

Thomas Jefferson was buried in his backyard near Charlottsville, Virginia.

More Quotes (Continuing)

Feb 17, 1831

1. The god who gave us life, also gave us liberty at the same time.
2. If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, in a state of civilation, it expects what never was and never will be.
3. No free man shall ever be debarred the use of arms.
4. The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.

Quotes

Feb 17, 1831

1. Honesty is the first chapter of the book of wisdom.
2. I hold it, that a little rebellion, now and then, is a good thing,and as neccessary in the political world as storms in the physical.
3. In matters of style, swim with the current; in the matters of principle, stand like a rock. 4, The spirit of resistance to Goverment is so valuable on certain occasions that I wish it to be always kept alive.
4. Do you want to know who you are? Act! Action will delineate and define you.

Nickel(5 cent coin)

Jan 1, 1938

Thomas Jefferson's face is printed on the nickel.

Mount Rushmore

Jan 1, 1938

Thomas Jefferson is a Mount Rushmore president