- and half-sister of
Martha Jefferson.
Wayles was born in the city of
Lancaster on
January 31, 1715. The
young Wayles likely became aware of the burgeoning...
-
Martha Wayles was born on
October 30, 1748 (O.S.
October 19, 1748), the only
surviving child born to
Martha Eppes Wayles (1721–1748) and John
Wayles (1715–1773)...
- Randolph. Her
maternal grandparents were John
Wayles (1715–1773) and his
first wife,
Martha Eppes (1712–1748).
Wayles was an attorney,
slave trader, business...
- John
Wayles Jefferson (born John
Wayles Hemings; May 8, 1835 – June 12, 1892), was an
American businessman and
Union Army
officer in the
American Civil...
-
marriage to
Wayles.
Wayles was born to
Edward and
Ellen (née Ashburner)
Wayles, in Lancaster, England.
Following Martha's death,
Wayles remarried and...
- said
Captain Hemings plotted to
kidnap his daughter, but
Wayles took
measures against this.)
Wayles may have sold
Betty to
Francis Eppes and
later regained...
-
Linguistics in
Honor of E.
Wayles Browne that "brings
together a
leading cohort of
specialists in
South Slavic linguistics to
celebrate Wayles Browne's body of...
- John
Wayles Eppes (April 1772 –
September 13, 1823) was an
American lawyer and politician. He
represented Virginia in the U.S.
House of Representatives...
-
Eleonora Wayles "Ellen"
Randolph Coolidge (October 1796 –
April 21, 1876) was the
granddaughter of
Thomas Jefferson and
daughter of
Martha Jefferson Randolph...
- Jefferson. Martha, Sally, and
James shared John
Wayles as a father. It was said[citation needed] that
Wayles had
taken James's
mother Betty Hemings, who was...
