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Index of
The Domestic Life of Thomas Jefferson

by
Sarah N. Randolph

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INDEX



A

Abbesse, Madam L' (of Panthe-
    mont), 114, 117, 118, 119, 122,
    206
Abrahams, 293
Adams, John: in Amsterdam,
    133; commercial treaties nego-
    tiation, 72; death, 421; differ-
    ences with Hamilton, 350-51;
    differences with Jefferson, 305-
    8, 350; election as president,
    239-40, 242; Jefferson on, 93-
    94; Jefferson's friendship with,
    421; nepotism of, 277; nomina-
    tion for president, 266; in
    Paris, 76; political appoint-
    ments, 306-8; reconciliation
    with Jefferson, 351-55; Treaty
    of Paris and, 67
Adams, Mrs. John (Abigail):
    care of Mary Jefferson, 125-27,
    130; death, 352n, 370; on death
    of Mary Jefferson, 304-5; dif-
    ferences with Jefferson, 307;
    friendship with Jefferson, 352-
    53n; health, 369; in Paris, 75,
    76-78; on Washington, D.C., as
    seat of government, 266-67
Albemarle County welcome for
    Jefferson, 322, 326
Alexander I, emperor of Russia,
    312, 339; bust of, 311-18
Alexander, Eli, 226
Algiers, 107, 120, 226
Ambassadors, allowance for, 134
American character, 84, 116
Ammonit, John, 125
Ampthill, 67
Anson, George, 28
Artois, comte d', 156, 162, 164
Assemble des Notables, 93, 97,
    108, 109, 111, 114, 154, 157, 158
Avongeac, comte de L', 73



B

Bache, Benjamin Franklin, 268
Bache, William, 173
Bailly, Jean Sylvain, 166
Baker, Mr., 412
Balbastre, Claude, 113
Balloon ascent, 220
Bankhead, Charles Lewis, 320
Bankhead, Mrs. Charles Lewis
    (Anne Cary Randolph), 216,
    220; birth, 192; childhood, 194,
Bankhead, Mrs. Charles Lewis
    (cont.)
    196, 205, 208, 214, 292, 296;
    death, 416; gardening interests,
    341-42; marriage, 320
Bankhead, John Lewis, 331
Bankhead, Mrs. John Lewis, 331
Bantams, 296
Barbe-Marbois, Marquis Francois
    de, 58
Barenton (Barentin), M., 165
Barett, Mrs., 117
Barnave, Antoine, 167
Bartram, John, 21
Bastille, 166
Basville, M. de, 110
Beckwith, Col., 197
Bedford, 245, 411, 412, 415
Bell, Thomas, 191
Belmont, 257
Benson, Mr., 293, 298
Bermuda Hundred, 277, 285
Bertin, Mile, 97
Bet (servant), 286
Bingham, Mrs. A., 96-100
Birch (murder victim), 268
Blacon, M., 168
Blanchard, Jean Pierre, 220
Blenheim, 82
Bolling, John (Jack), 130
Boiling, Thomas, 38, 131
Bolling, Mrs. Thomas (Mary Jef-
    ferson), 28, 130, 183, 205
Bourbon, duchesse de, 76
Bourbons, 339
Bowles, Davy, 277
Braganza, 339
Brehan, marquise de, 131, 132,
    141-43
Brent, Mrs., 292
Breteuil, baron de, 120, 156
British army, in Virginia, 50-57
British prisoners, 50-53
Brodeaux, Mrs., 212
Broglio (Broglie), Marshal de,
    164
Brown, James, 199, 205, 212
Buffon, comte de, 143-44
Burr, Aaron: contest for presi-
    dency, 271-75; nomination for
    vice-president, 265
Burrows, Mrs., 292
Burwell (servant), 421, 425, 428
Burwell, Rebecca, 32, 33, 34
Byrd, William (of Westover), 19,
    25; lottery for, 410



C

Cabell, J. C., 409-14, 417n
Caesar (servant), 56, 335
Calonnes, M. de, 132-33
Carr, Dr., 259
Carr, Dabney, 38, 45-47; Jeffer-
    son's epitaph for, 47
Carr, Mrs. Dabney (Martha Jef-
    ferson), 38, 46-47, 63, 130
Carr, Dabney (judge), 409, 430
Carr, Peter, 292
Carter, George, 268
Carthusian monastery, 73-74
Cary, Archibald, 67
Castries, marquis de, 156
Catherine, empress of Russia, 339,
    362
Ceres, 73
Chastellux, marquis de, Travels in
    North America, 58
Cherokees, 23
Chestnut Grove, 130
Choiseul, due de, 156
Church, Catherine, 221, 225, 244,
    251-52, 260, 261
Church, Mrs. John Barker (An-
    gelica Schuyler), 141, 220-21,
    224, 244, 260; death, 373
Clarkson (servant), 215
Coalter, John, 409
Coigny, marquise de, 98-99
Colbert, M., 110
Collinson, Peter, 21
Congress of the United States:
George Washington and, 223;
    president's message to, 282
Continental Congress, 49
Coolidge, Ellen Wayles Randolph:
    childhood, 251, 292, 340-45; on
    death of Mary Jefferson Wayles,
    299-302; gardening interests,
    331; gifts from Jefferson, 345;
    girlhood, 268; as horsewoman,
    344, 345
Copying-machine, 95-96
Corn price, 25, 233
Cornwallis, Gen. Charles, 56-57,
    209
Corny, Mme. de, 128, 132-33, 177,
    221, 224, 253, 283-84, 373, 375,
    376
Correa da Serra, Jos6 Francisco,
    401, 402
Cosway, Richard, 84, 91, 92;
    death, 374-75
Cosway, Mrs. Richard (Martha
    Hadfield), 84-92, 221, 224, 283-
    84, 372-77; Head and Heart Di-
    alogue for, 85, 87-88; religious
    avocation, 224, 253
Craven, Mr., 279, 281
Crevecoeur, Jean de, 178
Critta (servant), 286
Cropper, Sally, 226
Currency depreciation, 407, 411
Currie, Dr. James, 81, 104, 105
Custis, Eleanor Parke (Nelly),
    207



D

Dagout, M., 168
Dandridge, Mr., 35
Danquerville (D'Ancarville), M.,
    87, 89, 92
David, Jacques Louis, 143
Davy (servant), 320
Declaration of Independence, 49n
Delaplaine, Joseph, 364
De Pusy, Bureaux, 259
Diana (ChAteau de Laye-
    Epinaye), 109
Dickinson, John, 283
Divers, George, 360, 363
Donald, Alexander, 133
Dorset, Duke of, 202, 203
Dougherty, Joseph, 278
Douglas, William, 19
Dunglison, Dr. Robley, 394, 423-
    25, 426
Du Pont de Nemours, Pierre
    Samuel, 259, 323
Duport, M., 167



E

Eagle (horse), 382-83, 421
Edgehill, 22, 182, 188, 191, 264,
    285-86
Edgeworth, Maria, 320
Elk Hill, British at, 56-57
English character, 128
English gardens, 81
Eppes, Betsy, 138
Eppes, Francis, 184; attacks on,
    287; on Jefferson's marriage
    bond, 43n
Eppes, Mrs. Francis (Elizabeth
    Wayles): care of Jefferson's
    children, 68, 72, 101-8, 124-25,
    181-87; character, 84; children,
    137; spectacles for, 286
Eppes, Francis Wayles, 284, 286,
    299; childhood, 309, 314, 330,
    365; marriage, 302
Eppes, John Wayles (Jack), 127,
    138, 189, 198, 201, 216-17; as
    congressman, 291, 294, 301, 309,
    330; education, 200; lands for,
    245, 298; marriage, 24546; at
    Mont Blanco, 255, 256
Eppes, Mrs. John Wayles (Mary
    Jefferson), 49; beauty of, 231,
    301-2; character, 301; children,
    260, 263, 281, 284, 297; Christ-
    mas presents, 193; at convent
Eppes, Mrs. John Wayles (cont.)
    school (Panthemont), 127, 130,
    138; death, 299, 300-301; devo-
    tion to Jefferson, 302; at Edge-
    hill, 294; education, 138, 180,
    181, 182, 183-84, 185, 186, 199;
    with Eppes family, 68, 72, 101-
    8, 124, 180, 181-87; grave, 432;
    health, 246, 250, 263, 264, 265,
    285, 286, 294, 297, 298; as letter
    writer, 138; in London, 125-27,
    130; marriage, 245-46; married
    life, 246, 252, 255, 256, 259; at
    Monticello, 189, 257; in Paris,
    126-28, 130, 148-49; in Phila-
    delphia, 207, 208, 212, 221-22;
    plans to join Jefferson in Paris,
    81, 102-8, 117, 118-19, 122, 124-
    25; plans for trip to Wash-
    ingtbn, D.C., 278, 279, 288;
    terminal illness, 299-300; in
    Washington, D.C., 301; watch
    crystal for, 248; as young
    woman, 238-39
Eppes, Maria, 299, 313
Estates General, 142, 158-59, 160,
    161
European monarchs, Jefferson on,
    339
Everett, Dr. Charles, 395



F

Fashion, 81, 97, 99-100, 190, 197,
    198, 199, 353n; for mourning, 77
Fauquier, Francis, 28-29
Fitzherbert, Mrs. (Maria Anne
    Smythe), 140
Fitzhugh, William, 104, 105, 327-
    28
Fleming, Mrs., 195-96
France: embargo on tobacco, 258;
    Jefferson on government of,
    108-9, 111
Franklin, Benjamin: commercial
    treaties negotiation, 72; death,
    174, 179; on disputation, 318;
    honor by France, 179; last ill-
    ness, 173, 178; negotiations with
    British, 174; papers of, 173-75;
    in Paris, 75-76; Treaty of Paris
    and, 67
Franklin, William Temple, 174,
    203
Franks, David, 95
Fraulenheim, Mme. de, 117
French character, 79-80, 84, 149,
    363
French Revolution, 154-68, 176-
    77, 178, 195
Fronsac, due de, 204
Fry, Joshua, 18-19
Fry-Jefferson map, survey for,
    19-20
Fullarton, Mrs., 225



G

Gambling, 28-29
Game of the Goose, 249
Geese raising, 320
Genet, Edmond, 226, 227
George IV, as Prince of Wales,
    139-41
George (servant), 215
Georgetown, 207, 267
Gerard, M., 95
Gerry, Elbridge, 353
Giles, William Branch, 291
Gilmer, Walter, 197
Goliath (gardener), 278, 297
Grimm, Baron Melchior von, 363
Gustavus, king of Sweden, 339



H

Hall, Francis, 366-68
Hamilton, Alexander, 219; dif-
    ferences with Adams, 350-51;
    Washington's Farewell Address
    and, 383
Hammond, George, 226
Hancock, John, 223
Hanson, Mr., 203
Harcourt, M. d', 120
Harrison, Benjamin (1726-91), 33
Hartford Convention, 359-60
Hastings, Warren, 89, 91
Hatch, Rev. F. W., 427
Hennin, M., 95
Henry, Patrick, 34-36; British
    prisoners and, 50; Jefferson on,
    393
Higginbotham, Mrs. David, 321
Hopkinson, Mrs. Francis, 69, 72,
    212
Horse-chair, 289
Hotel de Salm, 109
Houdetot, comtesse d', 178
Howe, Lord, 174
Humboldt, Baron Alexander von,
    324
Humphreys, David, 73, 106
Hylton, Mr., 203, 204



I

Import duties, 226
India, 209
Indian council, 216-17
Indian languages, 40
Indians, 23
Izard, Ralph, 134



J

Jay, John, 131, 133-34, 139
Jefferson, Anna Scott, see Marks,
    Mrs. Hastings
Jefferson, Field, 18
Jefferson, George, 277
Jefferson, Jane, 34; death, 38-39
Jefferson, Jane Randolph, 49
Jefferson, Lucy Elizabeth, 63, 68,
    72; death, 101-2
Jefferson, Martha, see Randolph,
    Mrs. Thomas Mann, Jr.
Jefferson, Mary, see Eppes, Mrs.
John Wayles
Jefferson, Peter, 18, 19-20; ac-
    count books, 25; death, 25;
    landholdings, 17-18, 22, 23; as
    manager of Tuckahoe, 22-23; as
    surveyor, 19-20
Jefferson, Mrs. Peter (Jane Ran-
    dolph), 18, 21-22; death, 49-50
Jefferson, Randolph, 136-37
Jefferson, Thomas (grandfather
    of Thomas), 18
Jefferson, Thomas: accidents, 58,
    74, 382; account books, 49;
    Abigail Adams's friendship,
    352-53n; John Adams and, 305-
    8, 350, 351-55, 421; advice to
    namesake, 419-20; affairs man-
    agement by Thomas Jefferson
    Randolph, 364-65, 407-8; on
    agricultural depression, 411;
    Albemarle citizens' welcome for,
    322, 326; at Ampthill, 67; in
    Amsterdam, 133; appearance,
    391, 392; arm injuries, 74, 83-
    84, 86, 89, 95, 108, 115; associ-
    ates, 262-63; attacks on, 213,
    214, 215, 268-69, 289-90, 310,
    428; bantam raising, 296; bird
    interests, 122-23, 185, 194, 221;
    birth, 17; British prisoners and,
    50, 53-55; burial, 429; Dabney
    Carr's epitaph, 47; character,
    341-42; character sketches, 93-
    95; Chastellux on, 58-61; on
    chemical science, 144-45; on
    childbirth, 294; children, 49, 62,
    63; on Constitution, 227, 383-
    84; at Continental Congress,
    49; correspondence of, 363-64,
    371, 380-81; daily habits, 288,
    331-32, 338-39, 342-43, 355, 361,
    402; daughter Martha's fare-
    well, 429; daughter Mary's
    death and, 300, 302-3, 304;
    daughters' devotion, 302; death,
    421, 423-25, 428-29; on death,
    287, 303, 369, 370; description
    of, 337-38, 346; diet, 339, 370-
    71; as diplomat, 150; disposi-
    tion, 21, 321-22, 338, 345-46;
    on disputation, 318-19; on divi-
    sion of powers, 384; dress, 392-
    93; education, 19, 25, 27-28, 31,
    32, 34, 37; on education, 134-
    35, 358-59; in England, 80-83;
    on English character, 128; on
    English gardens, 81-82; in
    Europe, 72-78, 79-100, 101-23,
    124-38, 139-50; European im-
    pressions, 79-80; on Efropean
    monarchs, 339; farewell to
    France, 149; on female dress,
    71; financial aid from cities,
    418; financial affairs, 217, 329,
    365, 397-418; forebears, 18, 20-
    21; France, touring in, 109-13,
    115, 118, 120-21, 122-23, 129-
    30; on French character, 363;
    on French government, 108-9,
    111; on French Revolution, 154-
    68; games with grandchildren,
    346-47; garden-book, 49; gar-
    dening interests, 105, 112, 185,
    194, 196, 198, 199, 222, 297,
    330-31, 341-42, 346, 349; geese
    raising, 320; gifts for grand-
    children, 345, 347-48; on good
    humor, 317-18; on government
    allowances, 134; as governor of
    Virginia, 55, 57; on habits of
    industry, 115-17, 123; hair rel-
    ies, 431; Francis Hall on, 366-
    68; Head and Heart Dialogue
    of, 85, 87-88; health, 179, 184,
    185, 203, 231, 232, 233, 244, 287,
    288, 292, 316, 331, 351, 355, 361,
    371, 416; health habits, 371;
    Patrick Henry and, 393; as
    horseman, 48-49, 288-89, 309,
    314, 338, 355, 361, 371, 382-83,
    421; hospitality demands on,
    400-404; on household economy,
    247; income, 45, 397; Indian
    interests, 23; Indian language
    study, 40; infirmities of, 361,
    371, 373, 378-79, 380-81, 384,
    421, 422; inheritance, 397; in-
    tegrity impeached, 269; Jane
    Jefferson's epitaph, 39; Lafa-
    yette's visit, 389-91, 395-96;
    landholdings, 228-29, 397; land
    management, 229-30, 237-38,
    400; La Rochefoucauld-Lian-
    court on, 236-39; law student
    proteges, 331-32, 340; as law-
    yer, 39-40; on legal education,
    340; library, 405-6; library sale,
    405-6; literary interests, 340-41,
    354-55; livestock holdings, 229;
    LL.D. from Harvard, 145; lot-
    tery petition for, 409-14, 416-
    17; James Madison and, 199,
    423, 427-28, 430; at Madison's
    inauguration,  323-24;  mar-
    riage, 43-44; marriage bond,
    43; marriage journey, 44-45;
    on married harmony, 246-47;
    on measles, 285-86; on medical
    practice, 394-95; as Minister
    Plenipotentiary, 67, 72; as min-
    ister to France, 75; mode of
    life, 370-72; moral principles,
    365-66, 384, 387; Monticello-
    absences from, 399; move to,
    43; return to, 228-30 (see also
    Monticello)--; music interests,
    34, 44, 54; on Napoleon, 261-
    62, 381-82; as naturalist, 48,
    143-45, 198, 202; Nelson County
    tribute, 417; on nepotism, 277,
    388-89; in New York, 175-88;
    Notes on Virginia, 58; overseers
    of, 229, 230; in Paris, 73-74,
    77-78, 96-97; Paris mission ter-
    mination, 137, 139, 147, 148-49,
    150-53; in Philadelphia, 189-
    200, 203-12, 220, 222, 223, 254,
    257; philosophy of, 361-62; on
    politeness, 317-18; political in-
    fluence with family, 293-94; on
    political sectionalism, 210, 258;
    as president-cabinet relations,
    324; as candidate, 239; contest
    with Burr, 271-75; horses for
    equipage, 277-78; inaugural ad-
    dress, 276; inauguration, 275-
    76; levee abolition, 282-83;
    nomination, 265; policy on
    gifts, 312; political appoint-
    ments, 307; renomination, 310;
    second inaugural address, 311;
    written message to Congress,
    282-; private life, 422-23; on
    public life, 218-19, 241, 245,
    274, 283, 313, 315, 322; public
    service of, 410-11; religious
    views, 292, 422-23, 427; retire-
    ment from public life, 322-26,
    329, 340; in Rhode Island, 189;
    on Roman antiquities, 109-10,
    111; salaries-expenses dispar-
    ity, 399-400; scholarship, 37-38;
    as secretary of state, 169-71,
    176, 177, 214-16, 218, 224, 226,
    227-28; siblings, 38, 39; silk-
    worm raising, 321; slaves, 229,
    238; on social withdrawal, 284-
    85; as sportsman, 20; stockings
    for, 294; as student, 25, 31, 37;
    on study habits, 317; terminal
    illness, 423-24, 425-28; tobacco
    crop, 196, 203, 204; tomb in-
    scription, 431; on transmigra-
    tion of souls, 283; travel mode,
    289; at Tuckahoe, 23; Univer-
    sity of Virginia and, 376, 387-
    90, 412, 424, 427; as vice-presi-
    dent, 240, 241-42, 243; Virginia
    legislature's farewell, 325; voy-
    age to Europe, 73; on War of
    1812, 359-60, 404-5; on George
    Washington, 356-58; wheat har-
    vest, 268; wife's death, 63, 67-
    68; wife's devotion, 343; wife's
    epitaph, 64; wife's property
    debts, 398; at William and
    Mary college, 27-28, 31, 32, 34,
    37; on women in government,
    158, 159; wreath of immortelles
    for, 358; youthful associates,
    26, 45; youthful attachments,
    32-33, 34; youthful extrava-
    gances, 37
Jefferson, Mrs. Thomas (Martha
    Wayles Skelton), 43-44; chil-
    dren, 49, 62, 63; death, 63, 67-
    68; description, 43-44; dower,
    398; epitaph, 64; grave, 431-
    32; health, 57-58, 62-63; in-
    heritance, 43, 45
John (servant), 278, 309
Johnson, Mr., 410
Joseph II, 76, 339
Joseph (coachman), 288
Judgeships, federal, 307-8
Jupiter (servant), 241-42, 250,
    255, 263



L

Lafayette, marquis de, 209, 234;
    in Assemblee des Notables, 93;
    bust of, 83; 1824-25 visit, 389-
    91, 395-96; French army com-
    mand, 211; French Revolution
    and, 166, 167-68,177; imprison-
    ment, 224; Jefferson on, 94;
    plans for American journey,
    259
Lafayette, marquise de, death, 314
Lafayette in America ... (Le-
    vasseur), 395
Lake Champlain, 201
Lake George, 201
Lambert, M., 157
La Meth, Alexander, 168
La Rochefoucauld-Liancourt, due
    de, 166; on Jefferson, 236-39;
    on Monticello, 235-37
Latude, Jean Henry, 89
Lavoisier, Antoine Laurent, 144-
    45
Ledyard, John, 129, 362
LeMaire, Etienne, 103, 291
Levasseur, Pierre Emile, Lafa-
    yette in America . . . , 395
Levees, presidential, 282-83
Lewis, Nicholas, 81, 197, 203, 204
Library of Congress, 405
Lickinghole, 130
Life of Jefferson (Randall), 391,
    393
Life of Patrick Henry (Wirt),
    35, 36, 393
Lilly, Mr., 278, 279, 293, 294, 297
Lincoln, Levi, 309
Livingston, Mrs. (nee Allen), 295
Lodi, 372, 375, 376
Lottery (for debt), 409-14, 416-17
Louis XVI, 75, 120, 154-56, 160-
    67, 339
Louis XVIII, 368
Louisiana Purchase, 295
Luzerne, comte de la, 165



M

McGregory, Uriah, 269
McLeod, British captain, 56
Madison, James, 293; friendship
    with Jefferson, 423, 427-28,
    430; gifts from Jefferson, 95-
    96; inauguration as president,
    323-24; invitation from Jeffer-
    son, 197-98; Lafayette visit
    and, 391, 395, 396; Philadel-
    phia lodging, 223; rivalry with
Monroe, 315; travel with Jef-
    ferson, 189, 190, 199, 205; Uni-
    versity of Virginia and, 412,
    424, 427; visitors to Montpel-
    lier and, 402-3; Washington's
    Farewell Address and, 383
Madison, Rev. James, 144
Maison Quarr6e, 109, 110, 111
Marie Antoinette, 75, 155, 156-57,
    160, 163, 166, 167
Marius, arch of, 110
Marks, Hastings, 135, 136
Marks, Mrs. Hastings (Anna
    Scott Jefferson), 135-36, 279,
    280
Marshall, John, 307-8
Martin (servant), 56, 335
Martinique, 195
Mason, John M., 269
Maubourg, M., 168
Maury, James, 19, 25,172
Measles, 285-86
Melinda (servant), 308-9
Mercier, Louis, 369
Mirabeau, comte de, 204
Monroe, James: Lafayette visit
    and, 391, 395; land deals, 188;
    Philadelphia lodging, 223; ri-
    valry with Madison, 315; at
    Williamsburg, 205
Monroe, Mrs. James, 268; at
Monticello, 205; in Philadel-
    phia, 209
Mont Blanco, 255, 265
Monticello, 32, 43, 48; British at,
    55-56; bust of Emperor Alex-
    ander, 311-13; bust of Napo-
    leon, 313; canal for, 215;
    Chastellux on, 58-61; construc-
    tion of, 251, 257, 277, 278, 294;
    deer park, 60-61; description,
    332-35; gardens, 194, 196, 198,
    199, 212, 222; graveyard, 45,
    431-32; Francis Hall on, 367;
    household furnishings, 186, 195,
    196, 205, 225; Lafayette visit,
    389-91; La Rochefoucauld-Li-
    ancourt on, 235-37; life at, 340-
    48; nail manufacture at, 238,
    286; pianoforte for, 186, 262,
    268; plan of, 236; social life at,
    402; storm at, 279; views from,
    236-37, 335-37; visitors influx,
    400-404; Daniel Webster at,
    391; wines at, 298
Montmorin, comte de, 101, 108,
    156, 160, 162, 168
Montpellier, visitors to, 402-3
Morris, Lewis Richard, 275
Mosa, Mme., 92
Mounier, Jean Joseph, 168
Mount Vernon, 189, 190, 207
Moustier, eomte de, 131



N

Napoleon I, 261-62, 339, 363, 368,
   381-82; bust of, 313
Narbonne, Eveque de, 114
Necker, Jacques, 157, 159, 160,
    161, 162, 163, 165, 166; charac-
    ter, 161
Needlework, 116, 118
Nelson County tribute to Jeffer-
    son, 417
Nicholson, Mr., 273
Niemcewitz, Mr., 253
Noailles, M: de, 220
North, Lord, 174
Notes on Virginia (Jefferson), 58



O

Ogilvie, Mr., 319
Ontasset6, 23
Opera, 92
Opera Buffons, 142
Orleans, due d', 163
Osborne's, 18
Otchakitz, 209



P

Page, Mr., 294
Page, John, 32, 302, 303
Panic of 1819, 406-7
Panthemont (convent school),
    113, 130
Pantops, 245, 281, 294, 296
Paris, archbishop of, 163-
Paris, 97, 142-43; society,. 7448,
    96-97, 98-99
Paris Opera, 142
Paisean, M., 113
Peale, Charles Willson, 319, 320
Pendleton, Mr., 410
Petit (servant), 125, 205, 206,
    207, 222
Philadelphia: outbreak of fever,
    219, 223; as seat of govern-
    ment, 189, 190
Phill (servant), 279
Phillips, British officer, 53
Physick, Philip Syng, 425
Pinckney, Charles Cotesworth,
    266
Pine, Mrs., school of, 207, 295
Pitt, William, 151
Plantation economy, 24, 25
Polignac, Mme. de, 92, 120, 156
Political factionalism, 243-44, 249
Political sectionalism, 210, 258
Polygraph, 319
Pompadour, marquise de, 89
Pont du Gard, 110
Poplar Forest, 281, 412
Presqu'isle, 243
Priestley, Joseph, 292, 295



R

Ramsay, Capt., 125, 127, 130
Randall, Henry S., Life of Jeffer-
    son, 391, 393
Randolph, Anne Cary, see Bank-
    head, Mrs. Charles Lewis
Randolph, Cornelia, 292, 316,
    319-21
Randolph, Edmund, 231
Randolph, Ellen Wayles, see Cool-
    idge, Ellen Wayles Randolph
Randolph, George Wythe, 427
Randolph, Isham, 18, 20-21
Randolph, Mrs. Isham (Jane Rog-
    ers), 21
Randolph, Jefferson, 40
Randolph, Jenny, 192, 193, 195
Randolph, John, 172; in Congress,
    258-59; on Jefferson-Burr pres-
    idential contest, 273-75
Randolph, Mary Jefferson, 321
Randolph, Peter, 26
Randolph, Peyton, 26
Randolph, Mrs. Thomas Eston,
    302
Randolph, Thomas Jefferson, 362;
    birth, 213; description of Jef-
    ferson, 337-38; education, 291-
    92; health, 250; on Jefferson's
    terminal illness and death, 425-
    29; lottery petition for Jeffer-
    son and, 409; at Madison's in-
    auguration, 323; as manager of
    Jefferson's affairs, 364-65, 407-
    8; as student in Philadelphia,
    314-15, 317-18, 320
Randolph, Thomas Mann (of
    Tuckahoe), 25, 172, 182; estate,
    242, 243; Peter Jefferson as
    guardian, 22-23; marriage, 187-
    88
Randolph, Thomas Mann, Jr.:
    character, 172-73; as congress-
    man, 294, 301; education, 172;
    as governor of Virginia, 374;
    health, 249; lands for, 182, 188,
    208, 238, 252; marriage, 172;
    married life, 180, 182; travel-
    ing-coat from Jefferson, 293;
    in War of 1812, 360
Randolph, Mrs. Thomas Mann,
    Jr. (Martha Jefferson): birth,
    49; care of Anne Scott Marks,
    280; character, 301; childhood,
    343-44; children, 193, 213, 231,
    260, 294, 316n, 374; at convent
    school (Panthemont), 74, 80,
    113-23, 130, 146; devotion to
    Jefferson, 302; education, 68,
    69-72, 74, 80, 113-23, 130, 138;
    financial aid from state legisla-
    tures, 418n; grave, 432; harpsi-
    chord for, 121, 122, 123; health,
    119; Jefferson's farewell to,
    429; marriage, 172; married
    life, 180-81, 182, 189, 192; in
    Paris, 72-74, 106, 148; in Phila-
    delphia school, 68, 69-72; plans
    for trip to Washington, D.C.,
    279, 293; in Washington, D.C.,
    301
Randolph, Virginia Jefferson, see
    Trist, Virginia Jefferson Ran-
    dolph
Randolph, William (of Tucka-
    hoe), 22
Ravensworth, 327
Raynal, abb6, 76
Rayneval, M., 95
Remus, 279
Richelieu, due de, 204
Riedesel, Baron Friedrich von, 50,
    54-55
Riedesel, Baroness Friedrich von,
    53, 54
Rigden, John E., 317
Rittenhouse, David, 225; Martha
    Jefferson and, 71-72
Rittenhouse, Mrs. David, 225;
    Martha Jefferson and, 72
Rogers, Byrd, 226
Roman antiquities, 109-10, 111
Ronaldson, William, 317
Ross, Mr., 223
Rush, Benjamin, 350, 351-54, 370
Russo-Turkish War, 379-80



S

St. Barbe, Capt., 73
Saint James, M. de, 97
Sainte Lambert, M. de, 178
Sally (servant), 286
Santo Domingo, 195
Sceaux, Garde de, 154, 165
Segur, marquis de, 156
Shadwell, 17-18, 22, 23, 152, 335;
    fire at, 43
Shaw, Mr., 267
Sheridan, Richard Brinsley, 89,
    90-91
Short, William, 73, 77, 106, 114,
    117, 119, 206
Silk-worm raising, 321
Simitiere, Pierre Eugene, 71-72
Skelton, Bathurst, 43
Skipwith, Fulwar, 117, 195, 203
Skipwith, Mrs. Fulwar, 186
Small, William, 26, 27, 28, 31
Smallpox inoculation, 67
Smith, Mrs. Abigail Adams, 78
Smith, Cotton Mather, 269, 270
Smith, Mrs. Harrison, 292
Smith, Samuel H., 405
Smith & Buchanan, 311
Snowden, 19
Social life, 21, 23-25, 97, 360;
    Parisian, 74-78, 96-97, 98-99
Soldtz, M. A., Diana, 109
Southall, Mr., 391
Sports, 24
Stamp Act, 34, 36
Stark, John, 378, 379
Stewart, William, 294
Story, Rev. Isaac, 283
Stuart, Dr. (of Chantilly), 327-28
Suddarth, Mrs., 281
Sullivan, John, 143, 144



T

Tarleton, Banastre, 55, 56
Taubenheim, Mme. de, 122, 206
Tazewell, Littleton W., 242
Tesse, comtesse de, 109
Thaubeneu, Mme., 114, 118
Thomas (servant), 225
Thompson, Charles, 378
Tippoo Saib, 209
Tobacco embargo, 258
Tobacco price, 196
Tott, Mme. de, 110
Toulouse, archbishop of, 156-57
Tracy, Col., 73
Travel conditions, 175
Travels in North America (Chas-
tellux), 58
Treaty of Paris, 67
Trist, Mrs. Eliza House, 190, 197;
    Martha Jefferson and, 69, 70n
Trist, Virginia Jefferson Ran-
    dolph: childhood, 321, 330;
    gifts from Jefferson, 347-48
Trumbull, John, 151, 374
Tucker, George, 424
Tufton, Lady Caroline, 202
Tufton, Elizabeth, 216
Tufton, 202
Tyler, John, 304



U

Ungar, J. L. de, 53
United States: federal deficit,
    258; location of capital, 184
University of Virginia, 376, 387-
    90, 412, 424, 427; Lafayette
    visit, 395; pavilions, 394; pro-
    fessors, 394n; professors' ap-
    pointments, 388-89



V

Vail, Aaron, 68
Varina, 243
Vaucluse, fountain of, 122
Vergennes, comte de, 75, 157;
    death, 101; Jefferson on, 94, 95
Victoria, queen of England, Jef-
    ferson letter, 68-69
Villederril (Villedeuil), M., 165
Virginia, British army in, 50-57
Virginia legislature: farewell to
    Jefferson, 325; on Jefferson's
    lottery petition, 409-18; law
    codification, 410
Voight, Henry, 317
Volney, C. F., 234



W

War of 1812, 359-60; burning of
Washington, D.C., 405; farm
    prices and, 404-5
Washington, George, 61-62, 350;
    at Adams's inaugural, 242;
    Congress and, 223; election as
    president, 147; equipage of,
    206; Farewell Address, 383;
    health, 184; Jefferson on, 356-

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