Person:Thomas Clay (18)

Watchers
Thomas Hart Clay
d.1871
m. Abt 1799
  1. Henrietta Clay1800 - 1802
  2. Theodore Clay1802 - 1870
  3. Thomas Hart Clay1803 - 1871
  4. Susan Hart Clay1805 - 1825
  5. Anne Clay1807 - 1835
  6. Lucretia Hart Clay1809 - 1823
  7. Lt.Col. Henry Clay, Jr.1811 - 1847
  8. Eliza Clay1813 - 1825
  9. Laura Clay1815 - 1817
  10. James Brown Clay, Esq.1817 - 1864
  11. John Morrison Clay1821 - 1887
Facts and Events
Name[2] Thomas Hart Clay
Gender Male
Birth? 1803 Lexington, Fayette, Kentucky, United States
Residence[1][2] Fayette, Kentucky, United Statesat Mansfield
Death? 1871
References
  1. Historical Marker, in Kentucky Historical Society. Historical Marker Database [1].

    Clay Villa, ca. 1845
    Marker Number 1459
    County Fayette
    Location 221 Forest Avenue, Lexington
    Description Home of James B. Clay, son of Henry Clay. Designed by Major Thomas Lewinski, as an Italianate villa. Floor plan consisted of central hall with 4 rooms on each floor. Thomas Clay's home, Mansfield, on Richmond Rd. designed at same time. James Clay (1817-64) practiced law with his father; charge d'affaires in Portugal, Congressman and member of Peace Commission, 1861.

  2. 2.0 2.1 Thomas Hart Clay, in Simpson History.

    "Thomas Hart married Marie Mentelle and was a farmer. They lived at a beautiful place called 'Mansfield' on part of Ashland farm."