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1826 BCE
Died in Monticello on July 4th
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1824 BCE
Historic reunion with Marquis de Lafayette in Monticello
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1815 BCE
Sold 6,700 volume Library to Congress
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1809 BCE
Retires from Presidency and public life
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1806 BCE
Lewis and Clark Expedition ended
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1804 BCE
Daughter Mary died
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1803 BCE
Completed Louisiana Purchase; launched Lewis and Clark Expedition
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1801 BCE
Third President of the United States
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1797 BCE
Vice President of the Unites States
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1797 BCE
Vice President of the American Philosophical Society
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1796 BCE
Freed slave James Hemming
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1794 BCE
Began Manufacturing nails, freed slave Robert
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1790 BCE
Served as the first Secretary of State for the United States
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1787 BCE
Publised notes on the State of Virginia
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1784 BCE
Commissioner and Minister to France
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1784 BCE
Second daughter Lucy Died
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1783 BCE
Elected Delegate of Congress
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1782 BCE
Second Daughter Lucy born; Wife Martha Dies
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1781 BCE
British troops invade Monticello
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1781 BCE
Daughter Lucy Died
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1779 BCE
Served as Govenor of Virginia
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1778 BCE
Wrote bill for More General diffusion of Knowledge for Virginia
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1778 BCE
Daughter Mary born
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1777 BCE
Drafted Virginia Statute of Religious Freedom
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1776 BCE
Drafted Declaration of Independence
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1776 BCE
Elected to the Virginia House of Delegates
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1776 BCE
Appointed to revise the Virgina Laws
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1776 BCE
Mother died
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1775 BCE
Elected to Continental Congress
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1774 BCE
Wrote summary of view of the rights of British America
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1774 BCE
Retired from legal practice
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1772 BCE
Married Martha Wayles Skelton
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1768 BCE
Elected to the House of Bergesses
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1767 BCE
Admitted to Law Practice
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1762 BCE
Studied Law
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1760 BCE
Attended College of William and Mary
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Born
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Father Died
