Timeline: Thomasjefferson

Jan 1, 1740

Jane Jefferson born

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Apr 13, 1743

Thomas Jefferson Born

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Jul 15, 1744

Family moved to Tuckahoe

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Jul 15, 1752

moved back to Shadwell

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Jul 15, 1753

TJ set to woods, test of if he could survive on his own

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Jul 15, 1754

Albany Plan of Union collapsed

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Jefferson was not yet 12, Americans and Britains were either too democratic or too autocratic for it. (bid to become a largely self-governing province under a national royal governer)

Aug 17, 1757

TJ's dad died

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Aug 17, 1757

Mother took over Shadwell.

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Jul 15, 1760

1760-62 enroled in William and Mary

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Jul 15, 1761

Loved Rebecca Lewis Burwell Was infatuated with her

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Dec 31, 1762

Rejected by Rebecca Lewis Burwell

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HAHAHAHAHa

Jul 15, 1764

1764-74 Jefferson and likeminded Americans were against the abridgement of thepersonal liberties. RAISED FEAR OF TYRANNY IN AMERICA

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Jul 15, 1764

TJ fell in love with Betsy Moore, ADULTERY YOU WHORE

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SHE WAS MARRIED

Mar 22, 1765

Stamp Act Passed

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Important because Virginia sent parliament a resolution on taxes.
Parliament ignored it

Jun 4, 1765

Fauquier hosted the annual birth-night ball in honor of george III, not many people came

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Jul 15, 1765

1765-1772 George Wythe was TJ's mentor.

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Jesus

Jul 15, 1766

TJ helped bring William Rind to Williamsburg to create a VIRGINIA GAZETTE

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Jul 15, 1767

TJ was admitted into the bar of the General Court of Virginia after studying with George Wythe

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Mar 15, 1768

Francis Fauquier died

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May 15, 1768

TJ decided to build Monticello

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Jul 15, 1768

Learned VIOLIN WOO WOO

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May 8, 1769

Thomas Jefferson first sat with the House as a member.

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nine days later he was taken out YAY

May 8, 1769

TJ tried to reform Slavery

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Crafted a bill that shifted control to the slave owners not the General Court

Jul 15, 1770

Shadwell burned down

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Jul 16, 1770

Jane Randolfe Jefferson rebuilt it

TJS MOM
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Nov 15, 1770

TJ moved to Monticello

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Jan 1, 1772

Married Martha Wayles Skelton (Patty)

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Sep 27, 1772

Patsy born. TJ's first daughter

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May 16, 1773

Dabney Carr, TJ's Brother in law died.

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Apr 3, 1774

Thomas Jefferson had his second daughter, JANE

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Jul 23, 1774

DAte set to ban all british imports. October 1, 1775

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Sep 5, 1774

Wrote A Summary View

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Mar 27, 1775

Elected deputy to the Second Continental Congress

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Apr 19, 1775

At Lexington and Concord British troops clashed at each other.

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TJ's committee's resolution had predicted that if there was a failure to prepare the military, there would be evident danger in Virginia. The LExington and Concord thing made it worse

Jul 6, 1775

Jefferson and John Dickson technically urged the "Taking up Arms Declaration"

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Dec 15, 1775

Draft for taking up arms, 19 duties listed crutial.

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Mar 31, 1776

TJ's Mother died

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Jun 28, 1776

TJ Wrote the first draft of Declaration of Independence

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Jul 15, 1776

Jeffersons peace threatened

did not separate from britain?
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He heard that a congress member didnt want to separate from Great Britain.

Jul 15, 1776

Wife fell terribly ill

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Sep 15, 1776

Moved his family to Wiliamsburg

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Oct 17, 1776

Turned down travel to france due to wifes conditions.

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Jun 17, 1778

falure to recruit sufficient infantry volunteers.

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Jun 2, 1779

Govenor of Virginia

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Jan 1, 1780

British troops reach Richmond

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Jun 2, 1781

Monticello taken by the british looking for Thomas Jefferson

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Oct 17, 1781

Americans triumped in Yorktown

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Sep 6, 1782

Jefferson's wife Patty Jefferson died

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Nov 26, 1782

TJ became an envoy to France

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Jun 6, 1783

TJ was elected into Congress

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Nov 17, 1783

Congress had moved to princeton

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Dec 13, 1783

Jefferson appointed to a committee to consider the Treaty of Paris

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Mar 1, 1784

Congress accepted the decision to replaim the territory northwest of ohio river

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Jul 5, 1784

TJ left virginia with Patsy and james hemmings to France

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Nov 12, 1784

Lucy Jefferson, TJ's Daughter died of wooping cough

THomas Jefferson heard of it in January 1785
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Jun 17, 1785

TJ appointed sole minister to France

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Jul 15, 1786

TJ had dinner with the king and queen to talk about American affairs, but the king n wueen were rude as fuck

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Oct 9, 1786

Had a thing with Maria Cosway (MARRIED WOMAN OMFG)

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Jun 26, 1787

Polly Jefferson arrived in London.

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WITH SALLY HEMMINNNNGGGSS

Dec 20, 1787

TJ's BIll of rights was excluded from the Constitution

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Jun 17, 1789

The Third Estate became the National Assembly

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Sep 27, 1789

TJ left france with his daughters and Sally and James Hemmings.

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Feb 23, 1790

Patsy married her 3rd cousin, Thomas Mann Randolph Jr.

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Mar 22, 1790

Jefferson became Secretary of state

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Dec 22, 1790

JT talked to Hamelton about new capital

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Apr 26, 1791

Thomas Paines "Right of Man" sponsored by TJ.

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Oct 18, 1792

TJ warns George washington about the threat of monarchy coming from Hamilton

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Feb 1, 1793

French Republic declared War on Britain, NEUTRALITY PROCLIMATION

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Tj did not make this proclimations, Hamilton did, TJ disliked it because it was too "Hamiltonian and Pro-British"

Aug 23, 1793

August 1793, Edmond-Charles Genet recalled because of his hotheaded personality

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the 23 isnt right :V but whatever

Dec 31, 1793

TJ Resigned from Washington's Cabinet

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THIS DIDNT EXACTLY LAST VERY LONGOK

Jul 23, 1794

TJ was cept current on all politics & foreign affairs

Month and date are wrong, the year is correct
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Dec 26, 1795

Jefferson had realized that he needed the world of politics

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THIS IS OBVIOUSLY IMPORTANT

Sep 19, 1796

Washington's farewell address started the 1st contested Presidential Campaign

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Sep 29, 1796

"The Columbian Mirror and Alexandria Gazette published a statement from charles Simms

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This hit TJ hard in the Presidential Campaign

Mar 4, 1797

TJ came in Second and became the Vice President,

Cerimonial Proceedings took place on this day
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Jan 22, 1798

Harriet Hemmings death, TJ and Sally Hemmings daughter

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YOU ARE A BASTARD CHILD

Feb 25, 1799

The Rebulicans planned to take up petitions against the alien and sedition laws

THE FEDERALISTS DIDNT REALLY CARE
they basically just ignored their petitions and drowned out the speeches of the Republicans with coughing and loud conversations.

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Dec 14, 1799