When Thomas Jefferson reached the age of twenty, he inherited from his father, Peter, the approximately 7,000 acres in central Virginia (near the future town of Charlottesville) that became known as Monticello.
An edition of Archaeology at Monticello
(2001)
Archaeology at Monticello
by William M. Kelso
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December 2, 2001
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The University of North Carolina Press
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English
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"When Thomas Jefferson reached the age of twenty, he inherited from his father, Peter, the approximately 7,000 acres in central Virginia (near the future town of Charlottesville) that became known as Monticello."
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