| The third president, born this day in 1743 |
Newsday |
13 Apr 2020 |
| President who notably walked to and from his inauguration ceremony |
The Chronicle of Higher Education |
01 Dec 2017 |
| President who notably walked to and from his inauguration ceremony |
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| One of the first five 49-Acrosses |
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| Chief author (who died 7/4/1826) of 5- and 9-Down |
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| Chief author (who died 7/4/1826) of 5- and 9-Down |
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| Declaration of Independence author |
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| Second member of our squard |
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| Redheaded president |
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| Declaration of Independence signer/author |
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| Third president |
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| First secretary of state |
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| Image on the front of a 1-Across |
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| Image on the front of a 1-Across |
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| 3rd president |
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| Author of the Declaration of Independence |
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| Monticello builder |
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| "Everyman" president |
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| "This is the fourth?" |
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| Violinist who wrote, "Music is the passion of my soul" |
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| Declaration drafter |
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| Declaration of Independence writer |
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| Person of the Millennium, according to George Will |
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| He determined the limit in 1793 |
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| He won the Presidency on his second try |
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| National hero |
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| Washington's Sec'y of State |
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| Famous name in 55 Across |
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| Declaration . . . leader |
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| Face on a $2 bill |
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| Chief author of the Declaration |
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| Architect of the Louisiana Purchase |
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| Declaration signer |
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| "Pen of the Revolution" |
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| Author of 28 Across |
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| Founder of U. of Virginia |
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| April 13 birthday child |
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| American of note |
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| President |
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| First rector of U. of Virginia. |
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| The man on the two-dollar bill. |
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| Our first Secretary of State. |
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| He invented the revolving chair. |
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