Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826)

Founding Father & 3rd President of the United States (1801-1809)

He was preceded in the Presidency by John Adams and after serving two terms in office for the Democratic-Republican Party he was succeeded in 1809 by James Madison. His Vice-President during his first term was Aaron Burr and for his second term he chose George Clinton. He had five children by his wife and after she died he almost all but certainly fathered a further five children by his slave, Sally Hemings. 

Parents (2)

Peter Jefferson

Col. Peter Jefferson, of Shadwell Plantation, Albemarle Co., Virginia

1708-1757

Jane (Randolph) Jefferson

Mrs Jane (Randolph) Jefferson

1720-1776

Spouse (1)

Martha (Wayles) Jefferson

Mrs Martha (Wayles) Skelton, afterwards Jefferson

1748-1782

Partner (1)

Sarah Hemmings

"Sally" Hemmings/Hemings

1773-1835

Children (10)

Martha (Jefferson) Randolph

Mrs "Patsy" (Jefferson) Randolph; Acting First Lady of the United States

1772-1836

Jane Randolph Jefferson

Jane Randolph Jefferson, died in infancy

1774-1775

Mary (Jefferson) Eppes

Mrs Mary "Polly" or "Maria" (Jefferson) Eppes

1778-1804

Lucy Elizabeth Jefferson

Lucy Elizabeth Jefferson, died in early childhood

1780-1782

Lucy Elizabeth Jefferson

Lucy Elizabeth Jefferson, died in early childhood

1782-1785

Harriet Hemings

Harriet Hemings, died in early childhood

1795-1797

William Beverly Hemings

Beverley Hemings

1798-c.1873

Harriet Hemings

Harriet Hemings

1801-1863

James Madison Hemings

Madison Hemings, of Madison, Wisconsin

1805-1877

Thomas Eston Hemings

Eston Hemings, of Madison, Wisconsin

1808-1856

Associated Houses (2)

Monticello

Charlottesville, Virginia

The White House

Washington D.C.