Unknown Slave and Elizabeth Hemings
Husband Unknown Slave
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Wife Elizabeth Hemings 1
Born: 1735 - Bermuda Hundred, Virginia
Christened:
Died: 22 Aug 1807 - Monticello, Albemarle County, Virginia
Buried:
AFN: L9XK-NW
Father: Captain Hemings (Abt 1709- )
Mother:
Other Spouse: Unknown White Male ( - )
Other Spouse: John Neilson ( - )
Other Spouse: John Wayles (1715-1773)
Children
1 F Mary Hemings
Born: 1753 - Virginia
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
AFN: L9XK-Q8
Spouse: William Fossett ( - )
Spouse: Unknown Slave ( - )
2 M Martin Hemings
Born: 1755 - Virginia
Christened:
Died: 1807 - Virginia
Buried:
AFN: L9XJ-VS
3 F Betty Brown 2
Born: 1759 - Virginia
Christened:
Died: After 1827
Buried:
AFN: L9XK-X9
4 F Nancy Hemings
Born: 1761 - Virginia
Christened:
Died: After 1826
Buried:
AFN: L9XJ-X5
General Notes (Wife)
Her mother became pregnant on the slave ship by the captain of the ship, whose name was Captain Hemings. Betty Hemings had 14 children by four different men, according to her grandson, Madison Hemings. Betty Hemings was mentioned in the will of John Wayles, thus providing evidence that she really was his mistress and not merely his slave.
General Notes for Child Betty Brown
She was born as the slave of John Wayles, but apparently was given as dowery to Thomas Jefferson when Thomas Jefferson married Martha Wayles in 1772. She later became reunited with her brothers and sisters when John Wayles died and Thomas Jefferson inherited most of the rest of his slaves. Some believe that Betty Brown was the original slave mistress of Thomas Jefferson before Sally came along, since the children of Betty Brown were always given special treatment.
Unknown White Male and Elizabeth Hemings
Husband Unknown White Male
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Wife Elizabeth Hemings 1
Born: 1735 - Bermuda Hundred, Virginia
Christened:
Died: 22 Aug 1807 - Monticello, Albemarle County, Virginia
Buried:
AFN: L9XK-NW
Father: Captain Hemings (Abt 1709- )
Mother:
Other Spouse: Unknown Slave ( - )
Other Spouse: John Neilson ( - )
Other Spouse: John Wayles (1715-1773)
Children
1 F Lucy Hemings
Born: 1777
Christened:
Died: 1786
Buried:
General Notes (Wife)
Her mother became pregnant on the slave ship by the captain of the ship, whose name was Captain Hemings. Betty Hemings had 14 children by four different men, according to her grandson, Madison Hemings. Betty Hemings was mentioned in the will of John Wayles, thus providing evidence that she really was his mistress and not merely his slave.
John Neilson and Elizabeth Hemings
Husband John Neilson
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Wife Elizabeth Hemings 1
Born: 1735 - Bermuda Hundred, Virginia
Christened:
Died: 22 Aug 1807 - Monticello, Albemarle County, Virginia
Buried:
AFN: L9XK-NW
Father: Captain Hemings (Abt 1709- )
Mother:
Other Spouse: Unknown Slave ( - )
Other Spouse: Unknown White Male ( - )
Other Spouse: John Wayles (1715-1773)
Children
1 M John Hemings
Born: 1775
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General Notes (Husband)
A White carpenter who worked for Thomas Jefferson for a time.
General Notes (Wife)
Her mother became pregnant on the slave ship by the captain of the ship, whose name was Captain Hemings. Betty Hemings had 14 children by four different men, according to her grandson, Madison Hemings. Betty Hemings was mentioned in the will of John Wayles, thus providing evidence that she really was his mistress and not merely his slave.
General Notes for Child John Hemings
Believed to be the son of John Neilson. However, because of the important position he was given at Monticello plus the fact that he was freed in the will have led some to suspect that his real father may have been Thomas Jefferson.
John Wayles and Elizabeth Hemings
Husband John Wayles
Born: 1715 - Conjuror's Neck, Henrico, Virginia
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Died: 23 May 1773 - Of "The Forest", Charles City Co., VA.
Buried:
AFN: 8MS9-55
Marriage:
Other Spouse: Martha Eppes (1712-1748) 3 - 3 May 1746 - Albemarle Co., VA.
Other Spouse: Cocke (Abt 1719- )
Other Spouse: Elizabeth Lomax ( - ) - 3 Jan 1760 - Virginia
Noted events in his life were:
• Occupation, Judge
Wife Elizabeth Hemings 1
Born: 1735 - Bermuda Hundred, Virginia
Christened:
Died: 22 Aug 1807 - Monticello, Albemarle County, Virginia
Buried:
AFN: L9XK-NW
Father: Captain Hemings (Abt 1709- )
Mother:
Other Spouse: Unknown Slave ( - )
Other Spouse: Unknown White Male ( - )
Other Spouse: John Neilson ( - )
Children
1 M Robert Hemings 4
Born: 1762 - Guinea, Cumberland Co., Virginia
Christened:
Died: 1819 - Richmond, Virginia
Buried:
AFN: L9XK-0G
2 M James Hemings 4
Born: 1765 - Guinea, Cumberland Co., Virginia
Christened:
Died: 1801 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Buried:
AFN: L9XK-1M
3 F Thenia Hemings
Born: 1767 - Guinea, Cumberland Co., Virginia
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
AFN: L9XK-2S
4 F Critta Hemings
Born: 1769 - Guinea, Cumberland Co., Virginia
Christened:
Died: After 1827
Buried:
AFN: L9XK-30
5 M Peter Hemings
Born: 1770 - Guinea, Cumberland Co., Virginia
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
AFN: L9XK-45
6 F Sally Hemings 1
Born: 1773 - Shadwell, Virginia
Christened:
Died: 1835 - Charlottesville, Virginia
Buried:
AFN: L9XK-DJ
Spouse: Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) 5 6
Marr: Apr 1789 - Paris, France
General Notes (Wife)
Her mother became pregnant on the slave ship by the captain of the ship, whose name was Captain Hemings. Betty Hemings had 14 children by four different men, according to her grandson, Madison Hemings. Betty Hemings was mentioned in the will of John Wayles, thus providing evidence that she really was his mistress and not merely his slave.
General Notes for Child Robert Hemings
This indenture witnesseth that I Thomas Jefferson of the county of Albemarle have manumitted and made free Robert Hemings, son of Betty Hemmings: so that in future he shall be free and of free condition, with all his good and chattels and shall be discharged of all obligation of bondage or servitude whatsoever: and that neither myself, my heirs, executors or administrators shall have any right to exact from him hereafter services or duties whatsoever, in witness whereof I [here__] seal to this present deed of manumission. Given in Albemarle this twenty fourth day of December one thousand seven [hundred] and ninety four.
Signed sealed and Signature of delivered in presence of Ths Jefferson D. Carr
SOURCE: 1794, December 24, 1794, Deed of manumission Freeing Robert Hemings: The Jefferson Scandals, A Rebuttal, by Virginius Dabney, Dodd, Mead & Company, NY, (1981) p. 29
General Notes for Child James Hemings
A slave of Thomas Jefferson who Jefferson took with him to France for training as a cook. James Hemings witnessed the storming of the Bastille. Later, Thomas Jefferson brought him back to America, where he served as a cook while Thomas Jefferson was Secretary of State in Philadelphia in 1792. Thomas Jefferson gave him his freedom 1796. James Hemings went north but killed himself in Philadelphia in 1801. This incident made Thomas Jefferson reluctant to free other slaves.
------------------------------------------------------------------------- This indenture made at Monticello in the county of Albemarle of commonwealth of Virginia on the fifth day of Febraury one thousand seven hundred and ninety six witnesseth that I Thomas Jefferson of Monticello aforesaid do emancipate manumit and make free James Hemings, son of Betty Hemings, which said James is now of the age of thirty years so that in future he shall be free of free condition, & discharged of all duties & claims of servitude whatsoever, & shall have all the right and privileges of a freedman. In witness whereof I have hereto set my hand & seal on the day & year above written and have made these presents double of the same date, tenor & indenture one whereof is lodged in the court of Albemarle aforesaid to be recorded, & the other is delivered by me to the said James Hemings to be produced when and where it may be necessary.
Signed, sealed & delivered in present of Signature of John CarrTh Jefferson Francis Anderson SOURCE: 1796, February 5, 1796, Deed of manumission freeing James Hemings. http://www.lib.virginia.edu/speccol/tj/images/deed1.jpg
General Notes for Child Thenia Hemings
Sold and became the property of President James Monroe.
General Notes for Child Sally Hemings
There is no record of any marriage between Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings. However, the way the software I use works is that if a man and a woman have a child together, then they were married.
I have selected the date of 6 April 1789 for the "marriage", because there is evidence that this is the date that Sally and Tommy became sweethearts.
Thomas Jefferson's account book shows that on April 6, 1789 he spent 96 francs on "clothes for Sally". Then, on April 16, 1789, he spent 72 francs on more clothes for Sally. Then, on April 26, 1789 he spent 23 francs on "making clothes for servants". Finally, on May 25, 1789, he "paid making clothes for Sally 25 francs."
This is the only time before or after that the records of Thomas Jefferson show him buying anything at all for Sally or for any of his other slaves.
Thus, it appears more than likely that it was in April, 1789 that he started having relations with her. Also, the entire volume of his letters is missing for the year 1789. It appears likely that the letters for that year were destroyed because they contained references to the relationship between Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings.
Andrew Jackson Roberts and Ellen Wayles Hemings
Husband Andrew Jackson Roberts
Born: Abt 1852 - Ohio
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Died: 1927 - Baja California, Mexico
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AFN: L9XP-BQ
Marriage:
Wife Ellen Wayles Hemings
Born: 1856 - Ohio
Christened:
Died: 1936
Buried:
AFN: L9XP-CW
Father: Madison Hemings (1805-1877) 1 7
Mother: Mary McCoy (1808-1867)
Children
1 M Frederick Madison Roberts
Born: Abt 1878 - Ohio
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AFN: L9XP-D3
2 M William Giles Roberts
Born: Abt 1880 - <Ohio>
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Died: 14 May 1975
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AFN: L9XP-F8
General Notes for Child Frederick Madison Roberts
First black man ever to become a member of the California State Assembly. Ran for Congress in 1938.
Harriet Hemings
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Wife Harriet Hemings
Born: 1839 - Ohio
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AFN: L9XM-M1
Father: Madison Hemings (1805-1877) 1 7
Mother: Mary McCoy (1808-1867)
Harriet II Hemings
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Wife Harriet II Hemings 1 8
Born: 22 May 1801 - Monticello, Albermarle, Virginia
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Father: Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) 5 6
Mother: Sally Hemings (1773-1835) 1
General Notes (Wife)
Ran away in 1822. However, she obviously did not run away because in the memoirs of Edmund Bacon, a white overseer for Thomas Jefferson, he says that he gave her $50 stage fare to take a stage to Washington, as she had turned 21 years old. Her subsequent whereabouts are a mystery. Some say she married a white man as she was 7/8ths white and lived the rest of her life in Charlottesville.
Harriett Hemings
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Wife Harriett Hemings 1
Born: 5 Oct 1795 - Monticello, Virginia
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Died: 7 Dec 1797 - Monticello, Virginia
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Father: Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) 5 6
Mother: Sally Hemings (1773-1835) 1
James Hemings
Husband James Hemings 4
Born: 1765 - Guinea, Cumberland Co., Virginia
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Died: 1801 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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AFN: L9XK-1M
Father: John Wayles (1715-1773)
Mother: Elizabeth Hemings (1735-1807) 1
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General Notes (Husband)
A slave of Thomas Jefferson who Jefferson took with him to France for training as a cook. James Hemings witnessed the storming of the Bastille. Later, Thomas Jefferson brought him back to America, where he served as a cook while Thomas Jefferson was Secretary of State in Philadelphia in 1792. Thomas Jefferson gave him his freedom 1796. James Hemings went north but killed himself in Philadelphia in 1801. This incident made Thomas Jefferson reluctant to free other slaves.
------------------------------------------------------------------------- This indenture made at Monticello in the county of Albemarle of commonwealth of Virginia on the fifth day of Febraury one thousand seven hundred and ninety six witnesseth that I Thomas Jefferson of Monticello aforesaid do emancipate manumit and make free James Hemings, son of Betty Hemings, which said James is now of the age of thirty years so that in future he shall be free of free condition, & discharged of all duties & claims of servitude whatsoever, & shall have all the right and privileges of a freedman. In witness whereof I have hereto set my hand & seal on the day & year above written and have made these presents double of the same date, tenor & indenture one whereof is lodged in the court of Albemarle aforesaid to be recorded, & the other is delivered by me to the said James Hemings to be produced when and where it may be necessary.
Signed, sealed & delivered in present of Signature of John CarrTh Jefferson Francis Anderson SOURCE: 1796, February 5, 1796, Deed of manumission freeing James Hemings. http://www.lib.virginia.edu/speccol/tj/images/deed1.jpg
James Madison Hemings
Husband James Madison Hemings
Born: 1849 - Ohio
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AFN: L9XM-RP
Father: Madison Hemings (1805-1877) 1 7
Mother: Mary McCoy (1808-1867)
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John Hemings
Husband John Hemings
Born: 1775
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Father: John Neilson ( - )
Mother: Elizabeth Hemings (1735-1807) 1
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General Notes (Husband)
Believed to be the son of John Neilson. However, because of the important position he was given at Monticello plus the fact that he was freed in the will have led some to suspect that his real father may have been Thomas Jefferson.
Lucy Hemings
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Wife Lucy Hemings
Born: 1777
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Died: 1786
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Father: Unknown White Male ( - )
Mother: Elizabeth Hemings (1735-1807) 1
Madison Hemings and Mary McCoy
Husband Madison Hemings 1 7
Born: 19 Jan 1805 - Monticello, Virginia
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Died: 1877
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AFN: L9XM-G5
Father: Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) 5 6
Mother: Sally Hemings (1773-1835) 1
Marriage: 1831
Wife Mary McCoy
Born: 1808 - Virginia
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Died: 1867
Buried:
AFN: L9XM-HB
Children
1 M Unnamed Son Hemings
Born: Abt 1833 - <Ohio>
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AFN: L9XM-JH
2 F Sarah E Hemings
Born: 1835 - <Ohio>
Christened:
Died: 1884
Buried:
AFN: L9XM-KN
3 M Thomas Eston Hemings
Born: 1838 - Ohio
Christened:
Died:
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AFN: L9XM-LT
4 F Harriet Hemings
Born: 1839 - Ohio
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AFN: L9XM-M1
5 F Mary Ann Hemings
Born: 1843 - Ohio
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AFN: L9XM-N6
6 F Catherine Jane Hemings
Born: 1844 - Ohio
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AFN: L9XM-PC
7 M William Beverly Hemings
Born: 1847 - Ohio
Christened:
Died: 1910
Buried:
AFN: L9XM-QJ
8 M James Madison Hemings
Born: 1849 - Ohio
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Died:
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AFN: L9XM-RP
9 F Ellen Wayles Hemings
Born: 1856 - Ohio
Christened:
Died: 1936
Buried:
AFN: L9XP-CW
Spouse: Andrew Jackson Roberts (Abt 1852-1927)
General Notes (Husband)
The Madison Hemings family oral tradition is given in Madison Hemings Interview of 1873. SEE: Madison Hemings's 1873 interview, published as "Life Among the Lowly: Number 1," Pike County (Waverly, Ohio) Republican, 13 March 1873.
Martin Hemings
Husband Martin Hemings
Born: 1755 - Virginia
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Died: 1807 - Virginia
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AFN: L9XJ-VS
Father: Unknown Slave ( - )
Mother: Elizabeth Hemings (1735-1807) 1
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Unknown Slave and Mary Hemings
Husband Unknown Slave
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Wife Mary Hemings
Born: 1753 - Virginia
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AFN: L9XK-Q8
Father: Unknown Slave ( - )
Mother: Elizabeth Hemings (1735-1807) 1
Other Spouse: William Fossett ( - )
Children
1 M Daniel
Born: 1772 - Monticello, Virginia
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AFN: L9XK-RF
2 F Molly
Born: 1777 - Monticello, Virginia
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AFN: L9XK-SL
3 F Betsy
Born: 1783 - Monticello, Virginia
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Died: Aug 1857
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AFN: L9XK-VX
Mary Ann Hemings
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Wife Mary Ann Hemings
Born: 1843 - Ohio
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AFN: L9XM-N6
Father: Madison Hemings (1805-1877) 1 7
Mother: Mary McCoy (1808-1867)
Nancy Hemings
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Wife Nancy Hemings
Born: 1761 - Virginia
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Died: After 1826
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AFN: L9XJ-X5
Father: Unknown Slave ( - )
Mother: Elizabeth Hemings (1735-1807) 1
Peter Hemings
Husband Peter Hemings
Born: 1770 - Guinea, Cumberland Co., Virginia
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AFN: L9XK-45
Father: John Wayles (1715-1773)
Mother: Elizabeth Hemings (1735-1807) 1
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Robert Hemings
Husband Robert Hemings 4
Born: 1762 - Guinea, Cumberland Co., Virginia
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Died: 1819 - Richmond, Virginia
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AFN: L9XK-0G
Father: John Wayles (1715-1773)
Mother: Elizabeth Hemings (1735-1807) 1
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General Notes (Husband)
This indenture witnesseth that I Thomas Jefferson of the county of Albemarle have manumitted and made free Robert Hemings, son of Betty Hemmings: so that in future he shall be free and of free condition, with all his good and chattels and shall be discharged of all obligation of bondage or servitude whatsoever: and that neither myself, my heirs, executors or administrators shall have any right to exact from him hereafter services or duties whatsoever, in witness whereof I [here__] seal to this present deed of manumission. Given in Albemarle this twenty fourth day of December one thousand seven [hundred] and ninety four.
Signed sealed and Signature of delivered in presence of Ths Jefferson D. Carr
SOURCE: 1794, December 24, 1794, Deed of manumission Freeing Robert Hemings: The Jefferson Scandals, A Rebuttal, by Virginius Dabney, Dodd, Mead & Company, NY, (1981) p. 29
Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings
Husband Thomas Jefferson 5 6
Born: 2 Apr 1743 - Shadwell, Goochland, Albermarle, Virginia
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Died: 4 Jul 1826 - Monticello, Albemarle, Virginia
Buried: Jul 1826 - Monticello, Albermarle, Virginia
AFN: 1QQS-94H
Father: Peter Jefferson (1708-1757) 5 6
Mother: Jane Randolph (1720-1776) 5 6
Marriage: Apr 1789 - Paris, France
Other Spouse: Martha Wayles (1748-1782) 5 6 - 1 Jan 1772 - Charles City Co., VA.
Noted events in his life were:
• Occupation, 3rd President Of The United States
• Occupation, Third President of United States
Wife Sally Hemings 1
Born: 1773 - Shadwell, Virginia
Christened:
Died: 1835 - Charlottesville, Virginia
Buried:
AFN: L9XK-DJ
Father: John Wayles (1715-1773)
Mother: Elizabeth Hemings (1735-1807) 1
Children
1 F Harriett Hemings 1
Born: 5 Oct 1795 - Monticello, Virginia
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Died: 7 Dec 1797 - Monticello, Virginia
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2 M Beverley Hemings 1
Born: 1 Apr 1798 - Monticello, Albermarle, Virginia
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3 F Harriet II Hemings 1 8
Born: 22 May 1801 - Monticello, Albermarle, Virginia
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4 M Madison Hemings 1 7
Born: 19 Jan 1805 - Monticello, Virginia
Christened:
Died: 1877
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AFN: L9XM-G5
Spouse: Mary McCoy (1808-1867)
Marr: 1831
5 M Eston Hemings Jefferson 1
Born: 21 May 1808 - Monticello, Virginia
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Died: 1856 - Madison, Wisconsin
Buried:
AFN: L9XM-T2
Spouse: Julia Ann Isaacs (1814- )
Marr: 1832 - , , VA
General Notes (Husband)
Lady GODIVA Countess Of Mercia is the 26th great grandmother of Thomas JEFFERSON.
General Notes (Wife)
There is no record of any marriage between Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings. However, the way the software I use works is that if a man and a woman have a child together, then they were married.
I have selected the date of 6 April 1789 for the "marriage", because there is evidence that this is the date that Sally and Tommy became sweethearts.
Thomas Jefferson's account book shows that on April 6, 1789 he spent 96 francs on "clothes for Sally". Then, on April 16, 1789, he spent 72 francs on more clothes for Sally. Then, on April 26, 1789 he spent 23 francs on "making clothes for servants". Finally, on May 25, 1789, he "paid making clothes for Sally 25 francs."
This is the only time before or after that the records of Thomas Jefferson show him buying anything at all for Sally or for any of his other slaves.
Thus, it appears more than likely that it was in April, 1789 that he started having relations with her. Also, the entire volume of his letters is missing for the year 1789. It appears likely that the letters for that year were destroyed because they contained references to the relationship between Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings.
General Notes for Child Beverley Hemings
Ancestor of Dr. Edward Graham Jefferson, retired Chairman of DuPont Chemical Corp.
General Notes for Child Harriet II Hemings
Ran away in 1822. However, she obviously did not run away because in the memoirs of Edmund Bacon, a white overseer for Thomas Jefferson, he says that he gave her $50 stage fare to take a stage to Washington, as she had turned 21 years old. Her subsequent whereabouts are a mystery. Some say she married a white man as she was 7/8ths white and lived the rest of her life in Charlottesville.
General Notes for Child Madison Hemings
The Madison Hemings family oral tradition is given in Madison Hemings Interview of 1873. SEE: Madison Hemings's 1873 interview, published as "Life Among the Lowly: Number 1," Pike County (Waverly, Ohio) Republican, 13 March 1873.
Sarah E Hemings
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Wife Sarah E Hemings
Born: 1835 - <Ohio>
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Died: 1884
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AFN: L9XM-KN
Father: Madison Hemings (1805-1877) 1 7
Mother: Mary McCoy (1808-1867)
Thenia Hemings
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Wife Thenia Hemings
Born: 1767 - Guinea, Cumberland Co., Virginia
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AFN: L9XK-2S
Father: John Wayles (1715-1773)
Mother: Elizabeth Hemings (1735-1807) 1
General Notes (Wife)
Sold and became the property of President James Monroe.
Thomas Eston Hemings
Husband Thomas Eston Hemings
Born: 1838 - Ohio
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AFN: L9XM-LT
Father: Madison Hemings (1805-1877) 1 7
Mother: Mary McCoy (1808-1867)
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Unnamed Son Hemings
Husband Unnamed Son Hemings
Born: Abt 1833 - <Ohio>
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AFN: L9XM-JH
Father: Madison Hemings (1805-1877) 1 7
Mother: Mary McCoy (1808-1867)
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William Beverly Hemings
Husband William Beverly Hemings
Born: 1847 - Ohio
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Died: 1910
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AFN: L9XM-QJ
Father: Madison Hemings (1805-1877) 1 7
Mother: Mary McCoy (1808-1867)
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Louis Yates Van Valkenburg and Helen P Hemingway
Husband Louis Yates Van Valkenburg 9
Born: 23 Feb 1879 - Pine Bluff, Jefferson County, Arkansas
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Died: 28 Oct 1928
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Father: Garrit Smith Van Valkenburg (1835-1885) 9
Mother: Mary Hall Tisdale (1842-1919) 9
Marriage: 10 Dec 1901 - , Jefferson County, Arkansas
Wife Helen P Hemingway 9
Born: Jun 1879 - Drew County, Arkansas
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Father: Will Hemingway (Abt 1847- ) 9
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Children
1 M Horace Wilbourne Van Valkenburg (details suppressed for this person)
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Spouse: Agnes Renz ( -1938) 9
Marr: 28 Oct 1921 - Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA
2 F Mary Bell Van Valkenburg (details suppressed for this person)
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Spouse: Edward Cairnes ( -1943) 9
Marr: 8 May 1943 - Memphis, Shelby County, TN
3 M Yates Van Valkenburg 9
Born: 12 Jun 1922 - Pine Bluff, Jefferson County, Arkansas
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Died: 15 Jun 1922 - Pine Bluff, Jefferson County, Arkansas
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General Notes (Husband)
1880 age 1 1910 age 30 1920 age 41; BP KY
1910 in Pine Bluff, Jefferson Co, AR 1920 in Memphis , S h e l by Co, TN ED 227 9/9
MARRIAGE: records of Jefferson Co, AR; see copy of c e r t i ficate
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1880 age 1 1910 Jun 1879 age 30 1920 age 39; BP TN
1880 in Marion Twp, Drew Co, AR; middle initial fro m c e n s us
BIRTH: date from 1900 census MARRIAGE: records of Je f f e r son Co, AR
General Notes for Child Yates Van Valkenburg
BIRTH: parents were living in TN in 1920; he was pro b a l l y born inMemphis
Isaac Hemingway
Husband Isaac Hemingway (details suppressed for this person)
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Mother: Margaret Johnson (1689-1744) 9
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James Hemingway and Hope Malmsbury
Husband James Hemingway
Born: 1801
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Wife Hope Malmsbury
Born: 1804
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Died: 1865
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1 F Jane M. Hemingway
Born: 30 Aug 1824 - Mahoning County, Ohio
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Died: 5 Apr 1890 - Jennings County, Indiana
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AFN: GZH1-R4
Spouse: Oliver Burdg (1821-1908)
Marr: 29 Apr 1846 - Columbiana Co., Ohio
Samuel Hemingway and Margaret Johnson
Husband Samuel Hemingway 9
Born: Abt 1687 - CT
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Died: Bef 11 Sep 1725 - Woodstock, CT
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Marriage: 5 May 1714 - Woodstock, CT
Wife Margaret Johnson 9
Born: 27 Dec 1689 - Roxbury, MA
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Died: 30 Jan 1744 - Woodstock, CT
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Father: John Johnson (1668-1742) 9
Mother: Margaret Morris (1668-1750) 9
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1 M Isaac Hemingway (details suppressed for this person)
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Will Hemingway
Husband Will Hemingway 9
Born: Abt 1847
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1 F Helen P Hemingway 9
Born: Jun 1879 - Drew County, Arkansas
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Spouse: Louis Yates Van Valkenburg (1879-1928) 9
Marr: 10 Dec 1901 - , Jefferson County, Arkansas
General Notes (Husband)
!1880 in Marion Twp, Drew Co, Ark
General Notes for Child Helen P Hemingway
1880 age 1 1910 Jun 1879 age 30 1920 age 39; BP TN
1880 in Marion Twp, Drew Co, AR; middle initial fro m c e n s us
BIRTH: date from 1900 census MARRIAGE: records of Je f f e r son Co, AR
