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yes he played Ice Hockey with his dad on ponds
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What do 10 Thomas Jefferson notes mean?
10 notes that Thomas Jefferson wrote!
Who was the first president to play the violin and cello?
Thomas Jefferson played the violin rather well and likely played the 'cello as well.
How many wifes did Thomas Jefferson had?
4
Was Thomas Jefferson a Mason?
Many people believe Thomas Jefferson was a mason but the Freemasons have no record of him ever being one, so most likely he wasn't a mason.
Questions for Thomas Jefferson?
Why did you support the separation of the church and the state?
What did Thomas play?
Thomas Jefferson played the violin.
Was Thomas Jefferson a good horseman?
Yes, Thomas Jefferson was known to be an excellent horseman. Jefferson was also reportedly skilled in outdoor sports and an excellent singer and dancer.
Did Thomas Jefferson play football?
no no he didint
What role did Washington play in the drafting of the U.S. constitution?
Thomas Jefferson
What sports did thomas Jefferson played?
The sports that he played were ice hockey and soccer with a shoe.Adults did not play or watch sports in Jefferson's as they do now. There were no high school athletic teams. Of course kids would run, wrestle, play tag and such, but these games were organized into sports as we think of them today.Horseback riding was done out of necessity mostly, but there were fox-hunts and some horse-racing which Jefferson may have been involved in on occasion.
Who were Thomas Jefferson's grandparents?
Thomas Jefferson's father was Peter Jefferson and his grandfather was Thomas Jefferson.
What was thomas jefferson's life long quest?
he wanted to play music
Did thomas Jefferson play the violin when he was a kid?
kind of. he played the viola.
Who were the leaders of The Enlightenment of America?
Thomas Jefferson and Thomas Paine A+
Who was th author of the declaration of independence?
Thomas Jefferson
What is Thomas Jefferson's full name?
Thomas Jefferson (he did not have a middle name).
What president is on On the Nickel?
Thomas Jefferson
