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Oh, dude, after George Washington's dad kicked the bucket, he went to live with his half-brother Lawrence at the family estate. Yeah, they were like roomies for a bit, sharing stories and probably arguing over who left the dishes in the sink. So, like, George wasn't totally alone after his old man passed away.

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After George Washington's father died when he was 11 years old, he lived with his half-brother Lawrence at the Mount Vernon estate in Virginia. Lawrence became a father figure to George and played a significant role in his upbringing. George Washington inherited Mount Vernon after Lawrence's death in 1752.

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George's father died in 1743, leaving the family 2,000 acres. Thereafter, George was raised by his half-brother Lawrence, who was 14 years his senior, at Little Hunting Creek Plantation, which Lawrence renamed Mount Vernon.

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