What were Thomas Jefferson's children names?

Answer 1

Yes, Thomas Jefferson has 6 kids.

Answer 2

He had two daughters that lived to adulthood:

Martha "Patsy" Jefferson Randolph and Mary "Polly" Jefferson Eppes.

He also had three other daughters and a son who all died before they were three. The son was not named , two of the daughters were named Lucy and one Jane.

There is DNA evidence that he or his nephew fathered a child with a slave, Sally Hemings.

Answer 3

Well, Thomas Jefferson had six children with his wife Martha, and their names were Martha, Jane, Mary, Lucy, Lucy Elizabeth, and Lucy Anne. Yep, he had two daughters named Lucy because apparently, one wasn't enough. Jefferson sure knew how to keep things interesting in the naming department.

Answer 4

Thomas Jefferson had six children with his wife, Martha Wayles Skelton. Their names were Martha, Jane, Mary, Lucy, Lucy Elizabeth, and an unnamed son who died shortly after birth. Jefferson also had a long-rumored relationship with his slave, Sally Hemings, with whom he had several children, including Harriet, Beverly, and Eston.

Answer 5

Ah, Thomas Jefferson had six children with his wife Martha. Their names were Martha, Jane, Mary, Lucy, Lucy Elizabeth, and an adopted son named James. Each child was unique and brought joy to the Jefferson family in their own special way.

Answer 6

Thomas Jefferson had six children with his wife, Martha Wayles Jefferson:

• Martha Jefferson Randolph (1772-1836),
• Jane Randolph (1774-1775),
• a stillborn or unnamed son (1777),
• Mary Jefferson Eppes (1778-1804),
• Lucy Elizabeth (1780-1781), and
• (another) Lucy Elizabeth (1782-1785).

Only Martha and Mary lived to adulthood.

There is a controversy about several children of Sally Hemings, a slave on Jefferson's plantation. According to Monticello records those children were: Harriet (1795-1797) Beverly Hemmings (1798-?) Harriet Hemings (1801-?) Madison Hemings (1805-1877) and Eston Hemings (1808-1866). DNA testing has concluded there is a Jefferson connection to Eston Hemings. However, since the DNA was not taken from a direct male descendant of Thomas Jefferson (there were none), it can only conclusively prove a Jefferson fathered Eston, not conclusively that Thomas Jefferson did. There are, in fact, eight possible "Jeffersons", male relatives of Thomas who could possible have been the father of Sally's youngest child.

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Answer 7

Thomas Jefferson had six children with his wife Martha. They were Patsy, Jane, Polly, two girls named Lucy, and one unnamed son. Patsy and Polly, whose official names were Martha and Mary, respectively, were the only ones who survived to adulthood.

Answer 8

Thomas Jefferson and his wife, Martha Wayles Skelton, had six children: Martha Jefferson Randolph, Jane Randolph, a stillborn (or unnamed son), Mary Jefferson Eppes, Lucy Elizabeth, and another Lucy Elizabeth after the first died.

Answer 9

Children

• Martha Washington Jefferson,
• Jane Randolph Jefferson, stillborn son,
• Mary Wayles Jefferson,
• Lucy Elizabeth Jefferson I,
• Lucy Elizabeth Jefferson II.

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Answer 10

Thomas Jefferson and his wife had six children. Their names were Martha, Jane, Lucy, Mary, Lucy Elizabeth, and a son who died at birth and was not named.