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Washington originally originated from the English decent community. His ancestors went to America from the Salgrave in England. His father-in-law, John Washington, moved to Virginia in 1656 and assembled the land and the slaves. The same is done by the son of his son Lawrence Washington and his granddaughter, George Agustin Washington.

(1732-1753) George Washington Pope Creek Estate was born in Westmoreland, Virginia, British America (the current United States). He was the first child of Augustine Washington (1694-1743) and his second wife, Mary Ball Washington. According to the Julian calendar, his date of birth is February 11, 1731, and according to the Gregorian calendar February 22, 1732. [7] Washington is primarily an English gentleman community. His ancestors went to America from the Salgrave in England. His father-in-law, John Washington, moved to Virginia in 1656 and assembled the land and the slaves. The same did his son Lawrence Washington and his granddaughter, George Agostin's father Augustine Washington. Augustine was a tobacco farmer and he invested in iron production in his land. [8] During the childhood of George, Augustine was a middle class member of the decent community. [9] Six siblings from George Washington were adults, including Lawrence and Augustine Jr., both of whom were his father. First wife Jean Butler, the wife of Washington. The other four of his brothers are Samuel, Betty Elizabeth, John Augustine, and Charles. His three siblings died before getting older. Among them, his sister, Mildred, died at the age of one year, his elder brother Butler died in his childhood, and when a satbillion son died at the age of twelve, George was two years old. His father died suddenly in 1743. His age is eleven. [10] [11]

Participation in the Survey of Washington began in the early stages of his life through schooling. Through this practice, he took up the subject of the field survey career and later gained practical experience. His first survey work experience was in the vicinity of Mount Vernon. His first chance to survey was in 1748 when he received an invitation to join a survey team led by his friend and friend George Fairfax. Fairfax constitutes a professional survey organization to survey the vast landmass of the terrain along the West Virginia border. The young Washington experienced invaluable experience there. Washington started his career as a professional Amin at 17 years of age in 1749. He later received commission from William and Mary College [B] and got the license of Amin and became the official Amin of the newly established Kulpipar County. Due to his contact with his brother Lawrence's eminent Fairfax family, he got a job in this government job for a better salary. He completed his first survey work in less than two weeks. At this time, he designed the underground part of the land of 400 acres and proceeded towards a promising career. He acquired many of his land in West Virginia and purchased the land in the early spring of this work in the Shenandoah Valley. For the next four years, Washington has undertaken land survey work in West Virginia and Land Investments Organization, Ohio, run by Virginia investors. Because of the position of Lawrence as the Virginia militia commander, he came to notice the new lieutenant governor of Virginia Robert Deenweed. There was no reason why he could not come to the notice. He was six feet tall, [c] and taller than most of his contemporaries. [14] In October 1750, Washington stepped down as the official Amin, although he continued to work hard for the next three years in his new profession. He continued his professional career as assistant army officer for South Virginia for two more years until military achievement, and he was mostly seen working in Frederick County. By 1725, Washington completed 200 survey work and surveyed 60,000 acres of land. He continued his survey of various periods of his life until 1799. [14]

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