| Pro | | | July 5, 1826 |
| | Thomas | Jefferson | 3rd U.S. President. |
| | Sally | Hemings | A servant and a concubine. |
| | | | Part One - The Dutiful Daughter |
| 1 | | | Charlottesville, 29 May 1781 |
| | Charles | Cornwallis | 1st Marques Cornwallis. Former Governor General of India. |
| | Gilbert | du Motier | Marquis de Lafayette. French military officer. |
| | Polly | | Thomas Jefferson's daughter. |
| | Martha | Jefferson | Thomas Jefferson's wife. |
| | Caesar | | One of Jefferson's servants. |
| | Robert | | One of Jefferson's servants. |
| | Martha J. | Randolph | Thomas Jefferson's eldest daughter. aka: Patsy. |
| | Caractacus | | A horse. |
| | William | Short | Martha Jefferson's kinsman. |
| | John | Coles | One of Thomas Jefferson's acquaintances. |
| | Mr. | Joplin | One of Thomas Jefferson's acquaintances. |
| | Mr. | Rose | One of Thomas Jefferson's acquaintances. |
| | Jack | Jouett | Captain in the 16th Regimen of the Virginia militia. |
| | John | Wayles | Patsy's grandfather. |
| | Patrick | Henry | One of the Founding Fathers of the United States. |
| 2 | | | Monticello, 20 May 1782 |
| | James | Monroe | 5th president of the Unites States. |
| | Dr. | Gilmer | Martha Jefferson's physician. |
| | Lucy | | Jefferson's young daughter. |
| | Nance | | One of Martha Jefferson's sisters. |
| | Critta | | One of Martha Jefferson's sisters. |
| | Betty | | Grandfather Wale's wife. |
| | Elizabeth | | Patsy's aunt. |
| | W. | Hornsby | 19th century artist. |
| 3 | Mammy | Ursula | Laundress and pastry cook. |
| 4 | | | Ampthill, 26 November 1782 |
| | Col. Thomas | Randolph Sr. | Thomas Jefferson's
bosom friend. |
| | Judith | | One of Colonel Randolph's daughters. |
| | Nancy | | One of Colonel Randolph's daughters. |
| | Mrs. | Randolph | Colonel Randolph's wife. |
| | Thomas Mann | Randolph Jr. | Colonel Randolph's son. aka: Tom. |
| | | | Annapolis, 28 November 1783 |
| | Mrs. | Hopkinson | Jefferson's acquaintance. |
| | Mr. | Cenas | Patsy's tutor in dancing. |
| | Mr. | Bentley | Patsy's tutor in music. |
| | Mr. | Simitiere | Taught art and tutor for the French language. |
| | Jimmy | Hemings | A chef. |
| 5 | | | Hartford, 11 October 1784 |
| | Madame | de Lafayette | A French writer. |
| | John | Adams | 2nd president of the Unites States. |
| | Abigail | | John Adams' wife. |
| | Francois-Jean | de Chastellux | A military officer during the war of American Independence. |
| | Kitty | Church | Patsy's new acquaintance. |
| | Marie | de Botidoux | Patsy's true friend. |
| | Elizabeth | Tuffon | One of the nieces of the Duke of Dorset. |
| | Caroline | Tuffon | One of the nieces of the Duke of Dorset. |
| | John Frederick | Sackville | 3rd Duke of Dorset. |
| | Nabby | Adams | John Adams' daughter. |
| | George | Washington | 1st president of the Unites States. |
| | Alexandrine | de R.-Chabot | Duchesse de La Rochefoucauld. aka: Rosalie. |
| | Charles | Willamos | A Swiss-born adventurer. |
| 6 | | | Paris, 11 May 1785 |
| | Francis W. | Eppes | A planter and slave owner from Virginia. |
| | Frank | Eppes | Patsy's uncle. |
| | Benjamin | Franklin | One of the Founding Fathers of the Unites States. |
| | Marie-Antoinette | | The last queen of France before the French Revolution. |
| | Louis XIV | | King of France known as Louis the Great. |
| | Louis Rene | de Rohan | Known as Cardinal de Rohan was a French bishop of Strasbourg. |
| | George VI | | Former King of the United Kingdom. |
| | Maria | Cosway | Italian-English artist and educationalist. |
| 7 | | | Paris, 12 October 1786 |
| | James | Madison | 4th president of the Unites States. |
| 9 | James | | Jimmy Hemings' new name. |
| 10 | Colonel | Smith | Mr. Adams' secretary. |
| 11 | | | Paris, 18 April 1789 |
| | Armand Jules | Heracle | Patsy's suitor. Son of the Duke of Polignac. |
| | Jules | de Polignac | 1st Duke of Polignac, was a French nobleman. |
| | Madame de Tesse | | Lafayette's aunt. |
| 12 | George | Bridgetower | British musician. |
| 13 | Lilite | Royer | Mr. Short's lover. |
| 14 | | | Paris, 17 May 1789 |
| | Georgiana | Cavendish | Duchess of Devonshire, was an English socialite and author. |
| 15 | | | Paris, 17 July 1789 |
| | Thomas | Paine | One of the Founding Fathers of the United States. |
| 16 | | | Monticello, 2 April 1790 |
| | Madame | de Corney | Jefferson's friend. |
| | Mary Hemings | Bell | Sally's sister. |
| | Thomas | Bell | A storekeeper. |
| | Richard | Randolph | Judith's husband. |
| 18 | | | New York, 30 May 1790 |
| | Gabriella | Harvie | Colonel Randolph's new wife. |
| | Molly | | Mary's daughter. |
| | Elizabeth | Hemings | Grandfather Wales' concubine. |
| | Maria | | The name Polly wanted to call her. aka: Mary. |
| | Mirabeau | | The man who worked with Jefferson. |
| | | | Part Two - Founding Mothers |
| 19 | | | Monticello, 8 February 1791 |
| | Ann | | Tom and Patsy's first child. |
| | Theo | Randolph | One of Richard Randolph's brothers. |
| | John | Randolph | One of Richard Randolph's brothers. |
| | Martin | | Sally's older brother. |
| | Jack | Eppes | Patsy's cousin. |
| | | | Monticello, 9 September 1792 |
| | Alexander | Hamilton | One of the Founding Fathers of the United States. |
| | Thomas Mann | Randolph | Colonel Randolph and Harvie's son. |
| | Thomas J. | Randolph | Tom and Patsy's son. aka: Jeff. |
| | Mr. | Harrison | Judith's neighbor. |
| 20 | | | Philadelphia, 12 November 1792 |
| | John | Marshall | American politician served as the 4th Chief Justice of the U.S. |
| 21 | Governeur | Morris | Became the minister of France. |
| | John | Harvie | Gabriella Harvie's father. |
| 22 | Jenny | | Tom Randolph's little sister. |
| | Bab | Hemings | James' brother. |
| 23 | | | Monticello, 27 April 1797 |
| | Ellen 1 | | Patsy's dead daughter. |
| | | | Monticello, 11 October 1798 |
| | Stevens T. | Mason | American politician who served as the first Governor of Michigan. |
| | Harriet | | Sally's daughter. |
| | Beverly | | Sally's son. |
| | Ellen 2 | | Patsy's daughter. |
| 24 | | | Varina Plantation 1 July 1799 |
| | Cornelia | | Patsy's daughter. |
| | Jupiter | | Jefferson's old personal servant. |
| | Betsy | Hemings | Polly's maid. |
| 25 | | | Washington City, 16 January 1801 |
| | Napoleon I | | Known as Napoleon Bonaparte, was a French military general. |
| | Aaron | Burr | American politician served as the 3rd vice president of the U.S. |
| | Francis | | Polly's son. |
| | Virginia | | Patsy's daughter. aka: Ginny. |
| | | | Washington, 18 April 1802 |
| | Robert R. | Livingston | One of the Founding Fathers of the United States. |
| | Philip | Hamilton | Alexander Hamilton's eldest son. |
| 26 | | | Monticello, 12 August 1802 |
| | Dolley | | James Madison's wife. |
| | Madame | D'Enville | Jefferson's acquaintance. |
| | Meriwether | Lewis | Jefferson's new secretary. |
| 27 | | | The Richmond Recorder, 1 September 1802 |
| | James T. | Callender | A political pamphleteer and journalist. |
| | Mrs. | Washington | George Washington's wife. |
| 28 | John Quincy | Adams | 6th U.S. President. Son of former president John Adams. |
| | Thomas | Moore | Irish writer, poet, and lyricist. |
| | Margaret B. | Smith | American author and political commentator. |
| 29 | | | Washington, 23 January 1804 |
| | Mary | | Patsy's infant daughter. |
| 30 | | | Washington, 1 July 1805 |
| | Robert | Smith | United States Secretary of the Navy. |
| | Mr. | Walker | Jefferson's acquaintance. |
| | Jack | Jouett | American farmer and politician in Virginia. |
| | William | Clark | American explorer, soldier, Indian agent and territorial governor. |
| | James M. | Hemings | New son of Jefferson and Sally Hemings. |
| | Sidi Soliman | Mellimelli | Ambassador to the Secretary of State. |
| | James M. | Randolph | Sally and Tom's son. |
| 31 | | | Washington, 23 June 1806 |
| | Judge | Wythe | Jefferson's law teacher. |
| | | | Washington City, 2 July 1807 |
| | Charles | Bankhead | Ann's husband. |
| | Thomas | Eston | Jefferson's acquaintance. |
| | Benjamin F. | Randolph | Tom and Patsy's son. |
| | | | Part Three Mistress of Monticello |
| 32 | | | Monticello, 21 January 1812 |
| | Burwell | | Jefferson's new butler. |
| | Edmund | Bacon | American urban planner. |
| | Septimia | | Patsy's seventh daughter. |
| 33 | | | Monticello, 28 August 1814 |
| | Louis H. | Girardin | Jefferson's acquaintance. |
| | Francis Scott | Key | Known for writing the lyrics for the American national anthem. |
| | Jane | Nicholas | Jeff's girl. |
| | Mrs. | Nicholas | Jane Nicholas' mother |
| | Dr. | Bankhead | Charles Bankhead's father. |
| 34 | | | Poplar Forest, 3 December 1816 |
| | Johnny | Hemings | Sally's brother. |
| | Mr. | De Roth | One of Ellen's beaux. |
| | Mr. | Hughes | One of Ellen's beaux. |
| | Mr. | Forney | One of Ellen's beaux. |
| | Mr. | Logan | One of Ellen's beaux. |
| | George W. | Randolph | Patsy's son. |
| 35 | | | Monticello, 1 January 1819 |
| | Nicholas | Trist | A neighbor who wanted to marry Patsy's daughter. |
| 36 | | | Monticello, 22 April 1820 |
| | John | Holmes | Jefferson's acquaintance. |
| | David | Campbell | Tom's acquaintance. |
| 37 | | | Monticello, 26 January 1822 |
| | Alexander | Keech | Jefferson's acquaintance. |
| | George | | Patsy's son. |
| | Joseph | Coolidge | Ellen's husband. |
| 39 | Boni | de Castellane | French nobleman and politician known as Marquis de Castellane. |
| 41 | | | Monticello, 17 February 1826 |
| | Joseph | Fossett | An enslaved blacksmith owned by Thomas Jefferson. aka: Joe. |
| Epi | | | Washington, 7 February 1830 |
| | Andrew | Jackson | 7th president of the United States. |
| | Peggy | Eaton | John Henry Eaton's wife |
| | John Henry | Eaton | U.S senator from Tennessee and U.S. Secretary of War. |
| | Nathaniel | Turner | American preacher. aka: Nat. |
