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Historical Markers in Shadwell, Virginia
Clickable Map of Albemarle County, Virginia and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions
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2019-10-06
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Albemarle County, VA (127)
Augusta County, VA (70)
Buckingham County, VA (38)
Charlottesville Ind. City, VA (72)
Fluvanna County, VA (28)
Greene County, VA (8)
Louisa County, VA (43)
Nelson County, VA (44)
Orange County, VA (160)
Rockingham County, VA (113)
Albemarle County (127)
Albemarle County (127)
Augusta County (70)
Augusta County (70)
Buckingham County (38)
Buckingham County (38)
(72)
Charlottesville (72)
Fluvanna County (28)
Fluvanna County (28)
Greene County (8)
Greene County (8)
Louisa County (43)
Louisa County (43)
Nelson County (44)
Nelson County (44)
Orange County (160)
Orange County (160)
Rockingham County (113)
Rockingham County (113)
Charlottesville is the county seat for Albemarle County
Shadwell is in Albemarle County
Albemarle County (127) ► ADJACENT TO ALBEMARLE COUNTY Augusta County (70) ► Buckingham County (38) ► Charlottesville (72) ► Fluvanna County (28) ► Greene County (8) ► Louisa County (43) ► Nelson County (44) ► Orange County (160) ► Rockingham County (113) ► Touch name on this list to highlight map location. Touch blue arrow, or on map, to go there.
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The land was patented in 1735. The old house was built in 1790; the new in 1828. Here lived Thomas Mann Randolph, governor of Virginia 1819–1922, who married Martha, daughter of Thomas Jefferson. — — Map (db m17335) HM
Thomas Jefferson—author of the Declaration of Independence, third president of the United States, and founder of the University of Virginia—was born near this site on 13 April 1743. His father, Peter Jefferson (1708–1757), a surveyor, planter, and . . . — — Map (db m17306) HM
Apr. 26, 2024