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Dolley Madison

Dolley Payne

First Lady of the United States from 1809 to 1817.

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Statements about Dolley Madison

Sex or Gender

Female

Spouse

James Madison
(9/15/1794 - 6/28/1836)
Series Ordinal
:2
End Cause
:
Death of Subject's Spouse
Start Time
: 9/15/1794
End Time
: 6/28/1836
John Todd
(January 1790 - 10/24/1793)
Series Ordinal
:1
End Cause
:
Death of Subject's Spouse
Start Time
: January 1790
End Time
: 10/24/1793

Country of Citizenship

United States

Date of Birth

5/20/1768
1768

Date of Death

7/12/1849
1849

Instance Of

Human

Place of Birth

Guilford County
Country
:
Kingdom of Great Britain
Located in the Administrative Territorial Entity
:
Province of North Carolina

Place of Death

Washington, D.C.

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Family Name

Payne
Series Ordinal
:1
Object of Statement Has Role
:
Maiden Name
Todd
(January 1790 - )
Series Ordinal
:2
Object of Statement Has Role
:
Married Name
Start Time
: January 1790
Madison
(9/15/1794 - )
Series Ordinal
:3
Object of Statement Has Role
:
Married Name
Start Time
: 9/15/1794

Position Held

First Lady of the United States
(3/4/1809 - 3/4/1817)
Replaces
:
Martha Jefferson Randolph
Replaced By
:
Elizabeth Monroe
Start Time
: 3/4/1809
End Time
: 3/4/1817

Child

John Payne Todd
Unknown Todd

Commons Gallery

Dolley Madison

Name in Native Language

Dolley Madison

Sibling

Lucy Washington
Anna Cutts

Place of Burial

Montpelier
Coordinate Location
: 38.2188°N 78.1683°W

Religion or Worldview

Quakers
Christianity

Described by Source

A Woman of the Century
Section
:Dorothy Payne Madison
American Women Writers

Birth Name

Dolley Payne

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

English

Father

John Payne

Mother

Mary Coles

Occupation

Writer

Field of Work

List of First Ladies of the United States
Politics
Diplomacy

Relative

Anna Payne Causten
Kinship to Subject
:
Niece

Depicted By

Dolley Payne Madison
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