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1. www.monticello.org › joseph-coolidgeJoseph Coolidge | Monticello

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   During a two-week visit at Monticello in the spring of 1824, Joseph Coolidge became acquainted with Jefferson's twenty-seven-year-old granddaughter, Ellen Wayles Randolph. On October 13, 1824, he wrote to Jefferson from Boston expressing his gratitude for Jefferson's kindness and requesting permission to return to Monticello in hopes of proposing to Ellen. "The visit I am about to make does ...

2. lawlibrary.wm.edu › index › Ellen_Wayles_Randolph_CoolidgeEllen Wayles Randolph Coolidge - Wythepedia: The George Wythe...

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   Ellen Wayles Randolph Coolidge (October 13, 1796 – April 30, 1876) was the granddaughter of Thomas Jefferson, daughter of Thomas Mann Randolph and Jefferson's oldest daughter, Martha. Jefferson gave eight titles from Wythe's library jointly to his grandaughters, Ann and Ellen. Wythe Books Given to Ann and Ellen Randolph by Thomas Jefferson

3. www.masshist.org › collection-guides › viewCoolidge-Lowell Family Papers, 1757-1923 - Massachusetts...

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   Detailed Description of the Collection I. Coolidge family papers, 1787-1923 This series contains the papers of Boston merchant Joseph Coolidge (1773-1840) and his wife Elizabeth Bulfinch Coolidge; their son Joseph Coolidge (1798-1879) and his wife Ellen Wayles Randolph Coolidge; and their grandson Algernon Coolidge (1830-1912) and his wife Mary Lowell Coolidge.

4. founders.archives.gov › documents › JeffersonTo Thomas Jefferson from Ellen Wayles Randolph Coolidge, 1 Aug

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   Boston. August. 1. 25. Having reached Boston in safety, my dearest grandfather, one of my first cares is to write to you, to thank you for all the kindness I have received from you, & for all the affection you have shewn me, from my infancy & childhood, throughout the course of my maturer years: the only return I can make is by gratitude the ...

5. tjrs.monticello.org › letter › 44Thomas Jefferson’s Family: A Genealogical Chart - Monticello

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   Ellen Wayles Randolph (1823–1876) married in 1859: William Byrd Harrison (1800–1870) children: Evelyn Byrd (1860) Jane Nicolas Randolph (1862–1926) Jefferson Randolph (1863–1931) Maria Jefferson Carr Randolph (1826–1902) married in 1849: Charles ...

6. classroom.monticello.org › view › elemThe Monticello Classroom

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   Ellen was taught at home by her mother, Martha Jefferson. Like her grandfather, she studied hard. But like most girls of that time, she didn’t go to college. When Ellen was older, she traveled to Richmond, Washington D.C., Baltimore, and Philadelphia. She visited family friends and young gentlemen. In 1825, Ellen married Joseph Coolidge. They ...

7. founders.archives.gov › documents › JeffersonFrom Thomas Jefferson to Ellen Wayles Randolph Coolidge, 27 Au

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   Email This. +1 this on Google. From Thomas Jefferson to Ellen Wayles Randolph Coolidge, 27 August 1825. Monticello Aug. 27. 25. Your affectionate letter, my dear Ellen, of the 1 st inst. came to hand in due time. the assurances of your love, so feelingly expressed, were truly soothing to my soul, and none were ever met with warmer sympathies ...