Sally Hemings
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1773Charles City County
Sally Hemings (1773–1835) was an enslaved woman in the United States, owned by Thomas Jefferson, and mother of several of his children. Her story is key to understanding American history.
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- country of citizenship
- United States
- father
- John Wayles
- mother
- Betty Hemings
- unmarried partner
Thomas Jefferson- child
- Harriet Hemings·Madison Hemings·Eston Hemings·William Beverly Hemings
- sibling
- Martha Jefferson·Mary Hemings·James Hemings·John Hemings·Peter Hemings·Critta Hemings Bowles
- place of birth
- Charles City County
- place of death
- Charlottesville
- date of death
- 1835