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THE GEORGE WASHINGTON-ROBERT E. LEE CONNECTION!! of the great-granddaughter of Martha Washington!! Founding Father George Washington was sterile and had no children of his own to start a Washington dynasty. That is the main reason why he was chosen to lead the Revolution.
Augustine and Mary had six children: George, Betty, Samuel, John Augustine, Charles, and Mildred, who died as an infant. Thus young George grew up surrounded by his siblings: two half- brothers, three brothers, and a sister. The Washington and Ball families were both of English descent; they emigrated to Virginia in the 1600s and became planters. The Washingtons were from a land-owning family in England; a brother of George's great-grandfather John Washington married a half-sister of the Duke of Buckingham. Another ancestor had been Mayor of Northampton and owner of the manor of Sulgrave in Northamptonshire.