William Rice
At Monticello, 1775 to 1780
People
Articles about people in Thomas Jefferson's life and in the larger history of Monticello.
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![Digital rendering of Monticello with no dome, circa 1790 shortly before its redesign.]()
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![W. Beck written in Thomas Jefferson's handwriting]()
William Beck
At Monticello, 1769-1783 and 1796-1801
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![Digital rendering of Monticello with no dome, circa 1790 shortly before its redesign.]()
Joseph Nielson
At Monticello, 1775 - 1779
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![Digital rendering of Monticello with no dome, circa 1790 shortly before its redesign.]()
William Fossett
At Monticello, 1775 - 1779
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![John Holmes's name in Thomas Jefferson's handwriting]()
John Holmes
Died in 1801 following a fall from the house.
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![A engraving depiction of charcoal burning showing men working next to two conical mounds and two low mounds from which smoke is rising.]()
Jacob Silknitter
At Monticello, 1795 -1797
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![Digital rendering of the expanded Stables circa 1816, showing and L-shaped series of buildings, two of stone and topped with a wooden roof and two completely wooden and painted white with several red doors of varying sizes.]()
William Maddox
At Monticello, 1802 and 1806-1808.
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![A recreated spinning jenny, a large wooden machine that features a 3-foot-diameter operating wheel next to wooden bar threaded with rows of fiber connect to spindles at each end.]()
William McLure
At Monticello, 1812 - 1814
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Nancy Hemings
1761–post 1827
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![Detail from "Blacksmith 1st Mass. Arty. Harrisons" by Alfred R. Waud, 1862; Library of Congress]()
Moses Hern
1779–after 1832
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Maria
b. 1798
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![Baluster from Monticello's roof railing, possibly made by Lewis]()
Lewis
1758/60–1822
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![Digital rendering of the saw pit that once existed on Mulberry Row]()
Essex
At Monticello, 1796
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David Hern, Jr.
1784–after 1829
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Edmund
d. 1810
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![A engraving depiction of charcoal burning showing men working next to two conical mounds and two low mounds from which smoke is rising.]()
Cary
Circa 1785 – sold 1803
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![Engraving of a Shoemaker and His Apprentice, 1807 (Library of Congress)]()
Buck
At Monticello, 1810
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![Painting of a black man standing in front of two oxen.]()
George Granger, Sr.
1730–1799
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![Detail from "Blacksmith 1st Mass. Arty. Harrisons" by Alfred R. Waud, 1862; Library of Congress]()
George Granger, Jr.
1759–1799
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![A pair of wooden (reproduction) beer barrels in one of Monticello's cellars.]()
Barnaby Gillette
1783–after 1827
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![A small cast-iron dutch oven hangs above a fire in a brick hearth at Monticello.]()
Ursula Granger
1737–1800
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Priscilla Hemmings
Circa 1776 -1830
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![A bedroom with a curtained bed, a carpet, a tall chest of drawers, and a low window typical of Monticello's second floor.]()
EncyclopediaMartha Jefferson Randolph's Room
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![This small bedroom features a bed, a carpet, various pieces of furniture, and a low window typical of Monticello's second floor.]()
EncyclopediaGranddaughters' Room
