Virginia Randolph Cary

She was the author of Letters on Female Character, Addressed to a Young Lady, on the Death of Her Mother (1828), an influential advice book.

His paternal ancestors included Pocahontas, the youngest daughter of Chief Powhatan and her English-born husband John Rolfe.

"[4] After the death of her husband in 1823, as a widow, she published four major works: On August 28, 1805 she married her cousin Wilson Jefferson Cary (1783-1823), of Fluvanna County, Virginia.

They had six children: Cary died in Alexandria, Virginia, and is buried in Saint Paul's Episcopal Church Cemetery.

Her granddaughter was the writer Constance Cary (1843–1920), who was one of three women to sew the first examples of the Confederate Battle Flag.

Tuckahoe plantation , the home of her parents, Thomas Mann Randolph Sr. and Ann Cary Randolph
Monticello elevation drawing, 1771. Monticello was Thomas Jefferson 's residence. Construction of the dome was (which gives Monticello its current profile), was being built into the 19th century. [ 1 ]