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Randolph Jefferson

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ancestors Randolph [middle name?] Jefferson descendants
Born October 1, 1755 [place of birth?]
Son of Peter Jefferson and Jane Randolph
Brother of Jane Jefferson, Mary Jefferson, Thomas Jefferson, Elizabeth Jefferson, Martha Jefferson, Peter Jefferson, Unnamed Son Jefferson, Lucy Jefferson and Anna Jefferson [add sibling]
Husband of Anne Lewis (Married in [location?] [marriage date?])
Father of Isham Jefferson, Thomas Jefferson, Field Jefferson, Robert Jefferson and James Jefferson [add child]
Died August 7, 1815 [place of death?]

Profile manager: Danielle Darling | Last profile change on 15 November 2008

About Randolph Jefferson

Was the younger brother of Thomas, and the only other surviving male sibling. He was twins with Anna Scott and they were the youngest of the Jefferson children.

He was 12 years younger than Thomas and spent several years living at Monticello.

Attended the College of William and Mary.

He married his first cousin Anne Jefferson Lewis in 1781 and was widowed some time between 1792 and 1807.

Captain Jefferson, as he was known, inherited the plantation Snowden, about twenty miles south of Monticello, in Buckingham County, across from Scott's Ferry, and lived a simple country gentleman's life. Snowden later burned to the ground, two days after Randolph's second wife and widow, Mitchie B. Pryor, moved out.

DNA testing commissioned by the Thomas Jefferson Heritage Society in 1999 suggested that Randolph rather than Thomas was most likely the father of Sally Heming's sons.


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On November 15, Danielle Darling wrote:

His older brother, Thomas was considerate and affectionate toward Randolph, they addressed each other as "Dear Brother," and exchanged visits and services with each other. Thomas lent Randolph the harness for a gig, had his watch repaired, gave him a dog, sent him vegetable seeds, and gave him a spinning jenny.


On November 15, Danielle Darling wrote:

A former Monticello slave, Isaac Jefferson, recalled in 1847 that Randolph Jefferson "used to come out among black people, play the fiddle and dance half the night."




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