Hestia

Hestia
Hestia is the first child of Rhea and Cronus and is the virgin goddes of architecture, the hearth and family. She recieves the first offering at every sacrifice of the household. In public, her domain is the prytaneum, the central hearth and sacred fire of a community. She sits on a plain wooden throne with a woolen cushion and has no emblem.

As an Olympian
Hestia is one of the three goddesses from the first generation of Olympian gods along with Demeter and Hera. She is considered the youngest and oldest of the daughters of Rhea and Cronus because she was the first born and the last to be disgorged. Hestia was one of the original 12 Olympian gods but gave up her seat for Dionysus to tend the fire in Mount Olympus. However there is no source for that claim.

Poseidon and Apollo both tried to woo Hestia once, but she remained unaffected by their charms and swore on the head of Zeus that she would remain a virgin.