I83391: MAELBRIGDI Earl of Moray (____

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"These sons of Maelbrigdi appear to have been Malcolm, who died in 1029, and Gilcomgain, who was killed in 1032. The latter had married Gruoch, daughter of Boete (son of King Kenneth MacMalcolm), or according to some authorities, a granddaughter of Boete other than Gruoch. After the death of Gilcomgain, his widow married Macbeth (son of Finley), who doubtless had a hand in the killing of her first husband, in retaliation for the killing of Finley by Gilcomgain and his brother."

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2 George ABNEY.Marriage 1 Unity

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Sylvester ESTES b: 1684 in St. Stevens, King & Queen, Virginia

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Marriage 1 Sir David LINDSAY of Edzell Married: 1570 Senator of the College of Justice

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Parents:
Father: Henry Sr. TOWLES (AFN: 9Z78-19)
Mother: Ann STOKELEY (AFN: 9Z78-2G)

Father: Henry TOWLES (AFN: 9Z77-S4)
Mother: Hannah THERRIOTTE (AFN: 10QM-C3F)

Marriage(s):
Spouse: Jane SPARKS (AFN: N2NL-X6) Marriage: Abt 1747 Orange Co., Va
Spouse: Anne VALLOTT (AFN: BMWZ-J6) Marriage: 21 Oct 1708 Christ Parish Ch, Middlesex Co., Virginia

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Baptized 5 Apr 1732, Godmother was Mrs. Mildred Gregory; Godfathers Beverly Whiting & Capt. Christopher Brooks. He had no biological children. George was 11 years old when his father died and the oldest male in the household. Eventually he became the owner of the Strother Plantation and built a home for his mother in the town of Fredericksburg next to her dau Betty's home.

In 1831, Robert Edward Lee married Mary Anna Randolph Custis, daughter of Mary Lee Randolph Fitzhugh and her husband, George Washington Parke Custis. Mr. Custis was the grandson of Martha Dandridge Custis Washington. Martha Dandridge was married first to Daniel Parke Custis (1711-1757), and had two children. After Daniel Custis died, she married George Washington. Martha's son, John Parke Custis (1755-1781), married Eleanor Calvert and had three children. John Parke Custis died of disease while at Yorktown with George Washington. Eleanor Calvert Custis returned to her family with Martha Parke Custis, the eldest child. George and Martha Washington took the two younger children, Eleanor Custis and George Washington Parke Custis, to Mount Vernon. George Washington legally adopted these two of Martha's three grandchildren. George Washington is not known to have been the natural father of any children.

1759/01/06
Martha married George Washington. The marriage changed George from an ordinary planter to a substantially wealthy landowner. He had resigned his commission in the militia and so, George, Martha, Jacky (4), and Patsy (2) moved into the enlarged and remodeled Mt. Vernon. (Historic Valley Forge, Who served her? Martha Washington by the Independence Hall Association)

Washington family burial ground, George Washington Birth Place National Monument
Westmoreland County, Virginia, USA
Aylett, Ann d. 1774 the wife of Augustine Washington Jr.
Butler, Jane b. December 24, 1699. d. November 24, 1728, the first wife of Augustine Washington Sr. The inscription of Augustine's and Jane's grave includes a memorial inscription to Augustine's second wife, Mary Ball, the mother of George Washington. Mary is not buried here. She is buried in Fredericksburg, Virginia.
Pope, Ann b. 1635. d. 1668. Ann Pope is the great-grandmother of George Washington.
Warner Washington, Mildred [cenotaph] b. 1671. d. 1701, the grandmother of George Washington.
Washington, Augustine, Jr. b. 1720. d. 1762, the half-brother of George Washington.
Washington, Augustine, Sr. b. 1694. d. April 12, 1743, the father of George Washington.
Washington, John, Sr. b. 1627. d. 1677, the great-grandfather of George Washington.
Washington, John, Jr. b. 1661. d. 1698, the grand uncle of George Washington.
Washington, Lawrence b. 1659. d. 1697 the grandfather of George Washington.
Wickliffe, Ann d. 1704, the grand-aunt of George Washington.

"George Washington had his boyhood's home in Fredericksburg, and after his public career ended he used to go there to visit his venerable mother. His arrival was the occasion of great conviviality and rejoicing. Dinner parties and card parties were then in order, and we
find, in that wonderful record of his daily receipts and expenditures, that on one of these occasions he won thirty guineas at loo. Probably it was after this night that he threw the historic dollar across the river, the only instance of extravagance ever charged against him. A
dinner party was usually given to him on his arrival at the old Indian Queen Tavern, where, tradition tells us, drink was deep and play was high. It is generally believed that Washington did not laugh or enjoy a joke. I have often heard Judge Francis Taliaferro Brooke, for many years Chief Justice of Virginia, say this was not true. Washington often dined at the Indian Queen Tavern, at which he was present. A British officer sang a comical song, -- a very improper song, but funny as it was improper, --- at which Washington laughed till the tears ran down his cheeks, and called upon the singer to repeat it."

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MAELBRIGDI Earl of Moray

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ID Number: I83391

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George ABNEY

ABT 1697 - ____

ID Number: I79475

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Thompson ASHBY

1785 - ____

ID Number: I81021

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Jack Thornton BURNETT

Alexander COLCLOUGH

____ - BEF 1889

ID Number: I33042

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EDINGTON

____ - ____

ID Number: I10267

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Sylvester ESTES

1684 - ____

ID Number: I102661

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Sir DAVID LINDSAY of Edzell

ABT 1550 - Dec 1610

ID Number: I65100

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Sir JOHN LOVEL of Titchmarsh

ABT 1250 - ____

ID Number: I38409

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Robert Monroe PEARSE

24 Dec 1791 - ____

ID Number: I88758

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Stockeley TOWLES

1690 - 6 Jun 1757

ID Number: I90304

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Pres.and Gen. George WASHINGTON 1st US President

22 Feb 1732 - 14 Dec 1799

ID Number: I17121

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Evelyn WATERS

ABT 1860 - ____

ID Number: I42325

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