Shadwell, Virginia Colony

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Shadwell, Virginia Colony was an 18th-century plantation community in Albemarle County best known as the birthplace and early home of Thomas Jefferson.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf plantation
unincorporated community
associatedWith American Revolutionary era elite
Monticello
birthplaceOf Thomas Jefferson
coordinateLocation near Rivanna River
country British America
economicActivity mixed farming
tobacco cultivation
era 18th century
foundedBy Peter Jefferson
governedBy House of Burgesses (Virginia Colony)
linked to: House of Burgesses
hasFunction agricultural estate
tobacco plantation
hasReligion Anglican cultural context
historicalRegion Piedmont region of Virginia
language English
locatedIn Albemarle County, Virginia Colony
Virginia Colony
locatedNear Charlottesville, Virginia
namedAfter Shadwell, London
notableResident Thomas Jefferson
ownedBy Jefferson family
partOf Jefferson family estates in Albemarle County
Shadwell plantation
significance early home of a future U.S. president
significantEvent birth of Thomas Jefferson in 1743
timePeriod colonial Virginia
usedFor enslaved labor-based agriculture

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Thomas Jefferson placeOfBirth Shadwell, Virginia Colony
Peter Jefferson deathPlace Shadwell, Albemarle County, Colony of Virginia
linked to: Shadwell, Virginia Colony
Peter Jefferson burialPlace Shadwell, Albemarle County, Colony of Virginia
linked to: Shadwell, Virginia Colony