Because he was afflicted with smallpox, it is probable that he was sterile.
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Maybe. Some historians think he could have, but there is no proof. The theory is that the boy was his brothers child.
Not likely. He never had any children with his wife - there is a good possibility that he was sterile due to a past illness.
He did not. Washington never had any children, not even with his wife. It's believed he may have been sterile.
Maybe. There is one boy the could have been his or his brothers, but historians haven't been able to prove it one way or the other.
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George Washington actually willed that the slaves he owned be freed upon the passing of his wife, Martha. George Washington was the 1st President of the United States.
Augustine Wasjomgton was George Washington's father. He was a very wealthy member of the landed gentry, who earned his money as a planter with slaves. He was an active member of the Anglican church and served as both sheriff and justice of the peace.
More than 300 slaves lived on Mt. Vernon, Washington's Virginia plantation home.
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