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Jefferson had one made for Monticello for James Hemings (Sally’s brother) to make the cuisine his owner had come to love in Paris.

Sally Hemings is a name that is seldom seen in history books, yet one that forces many to confront our nation’s difficult past. Her story is often intertwined with American Founding Father ...

Kern continues: "And so 14-year-old Sally Hemings, who has known Virginia her whole life, is asked to be the company for young Maria Jefferson on this weeks at sea and then arrival in France." ...

James Hemings agreed to return to America in return for his freedom and continued culinary training, but Sally Hemings isn’t recorded as asking for her own freedom, Bowman said.

So, once a trained lawyer and law professor, Gordon-Reed laid out the evidence in a 1997 book, Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings: An American Controversy, that persuasively debunked longstanding ...

Madison Hemings' parents were Sally Hemings (1773-Sept. 6, 1835) and Thomas Jefferson (April 13, 1743-July 4, 1826). The month and day of Sally Hemings' birth are not known.

With ‘Sally & Tom,’ Suzan-Lori Parks Tackles American History, Adding Plenty of Context If you haven’t guessed yet, her new work was inspired by the relationship between Thomas Jefferson and Sally ...

White plans to see Sally & Tom later this month, and she is confident that Parks’ play will represent her ancestors—particularly Hemings—in all their dimensionality.