Henry Skipwith

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Henry Skipwith (1751-1815) was a member of the Virginia House of Delegates in 1782 and served in the American Revolutionary War. Skipwith was a brother-in-law of Thomas Jefferson. They exchanged a number of letters archived by the United States National Archives and Records Administration. Family Skipwith married Anne Wayles on 7 July 1773. Anne Wayles was the child of John Wayles by his second wife. Martha Wayles, John Wayles' eldest daughter by his first wife, had married Thomas Jefferson in 1772, so Martha and Anne were half-sisters, making Skipwith and Jefferson brothers-in-law. References

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Henry Skipwith was a Virginia planter and military officer who served a single term in the Virginia House of Delegates, representing Cumberland County, Virginia in 1782. Though he served in the American Revolutionary War, he is best known as a brother-in-law of, and correspondent with, President Thomas Jefferson.

Occupation: politician
Position held: member of the Virginia House of Delegates
Citizenship: United States
Born: 1751
Died: 1815