[DOC] [TLE] The People, The Place, The Idea | Montpelier [PAR] Above: Virginia was still ruled by a king when a young boy lived here, who ... 
Nine years later, Ambrose and his wife, Frances Taylor Madison, arrived with 
their three children. ... When her oldest son, James (father of President Madison), 
came of age in ... In the 18th century, caste systems based on power in the hands 
of a... [DOC] [TLE] Orange County, Virginia - Wikipedia [PAR] Orange County is a county located in the central piedmont region of the 
Commonwealth of Virginia. As of the 2010 census, the population was 33,481. Its 
county seat is Orange. Orange County is home to Montpelier, the 2,700-acre (
1,100 ha) estate of James Madison, the 4th President of the ... Agriculture and 
manufacturing continued to expand into the twentieth century... [DOC] [TLE] Virginia Historic Sites - Historic Attractions - Civil War Battles [PAR] The Holladay House is an historic Virginia bed and breakfast inn. ... Madison was 
raised at Montpelier, lived here after his marriage to Dolly, returned here after ... 
Tour the grounds with the Historical Landscape Tour to visit the Annie DuPont ... 
President James Monroe and his wife, Elizabeth Kortright Monroe of New York,... [DOC] [TLE] Montpelier, located near Orange, Virginia was the plantation estate ... [PAR] Montpelier, Orange, Virginia, the plantation estate of the Madison family of ... The 
house and grounds have received extensive renovations to restore them to the 
...... Belle Grove Plantation - a late-18th-century plantation and estate in the ...... 
Both presidents and their wives are buried at the nearby United First Parish 
Church. [DOC] [TLE] Text Only Version of Journey Through Hallowed Ground: A National ... [PAR] Meandering through more than 75 miles and nine counties of Virginia hillside ... 
Ball's Bluff National Cemetery, one of the nation's smallest military burial grounds 
... Fluvanna County takes its name from the 18th-century term for the upper ... 
Montpelier ... His death in 1887 left his second wife, Ida Lee, with 14 children and 
an... [DOC] [TLE] Janet's Genealogy - Freepages - Ancestry.com [PAR] Henry Pendleton was married to MARY BISHOP TAYLOR. ... James Taylor of 
Caroline County, Virginia (ancestor of President Zachary Taylor), ... Cumberland, 
England; died April 30, 1698 in Caroline co., VA Burial: Farm 8 miles south ..... 
The origins of the estate date to the early 18th century, When Colonel James 
Taylor II... [DOC] [TLE] JMU - Montpelier - Molding a founding father [PAR] Dec 9, 2003 ... That pupil was none other than James Madison, fourth president of the United ... 
Va., we know remarkably little about Donald Robertson - beyond the obvious: 
That he ... 27, 1717, to Charles Robertson and his wife, Isabella McDonald. ... 
rather than the Stuarts during the Jacobite revolts of the 18th century. [DOC] [TLE] James Madison's Montpelier - 67 Photos & 45 Reviews - Landmarks ... [PAR] Photo of James Madison's Montpelier - Montpelier Station, VA, United States ..... 
the grounds though, including the burial site of our 4th president and 3rd and .... 
Madison relied on Dolly heavily throughout his political career, and there is a ... 
However, after a few minutes my tour guide Nora took me back to the 18th 
century. [DOC] [TLE] Field Trip Guide: Presidential Birthplaces, Houses, and Libraries ... [PAR] Click any state to find a list of presidential destinations there. .... The Place of 
Meditation is the final resting place of the president and his wife, ... The Taylor 
family burial ground is, however, cared for and maintained by the .... The 
birthplace of Andrew Johnson is a late 18th-century structure which was a .... 
Montpelier.org. [DOC] [TLE] Historical Attractions - The Iris Inn [PAR] There isn't a place in Virginia that is without a rich history, and the Shenandoah ... 
The estate occupies 535 acres and is currently a farm, a museum, and a ... 
Montpelier in Orange was the home of James Madison, fourth U.S. president, ... 
James and his wife Dolley were

Question: This president & his wife are buried on the grounds of their 18th century Virginia estate, Montpelier
Answer: James Madison