The writings of George Washington; being his correspondence, addresses, messages, and other papers, official and private, selected and published from the original manuscripts; with a life of the author, notes and illustrations. By Jared Sparks.

548 WASHINGTON' AM1LY. [APPENDIX.
Thetimne of his death the subscriber is not able to ascertain; but
it appears that he was interred in a vault, which had been erected
at Bridge's Creek.
"Lawrence Washington, his eldest son, married Mildred Warner,
daughter of Colonel Augustine Warner, of Gloucester County, by
whom he had two sons, John and Augustine, and one daughter,
named Mildred. He died in 1697, and was interred in the family
vault at Bridge's Creek.
" John Washington, the eldest son of Lawrence and Mildred,
married Catharine Whiting, of Gloucester County, where he settled,
died, and was buried. He had two sons, Warner and Henry; and
three daughters, Mildred, Elizabeth, and Catharine, all of whom
are dead.
" Warner Washington married first Elizabeth Macon, daughter
of Colonel William Macon of New Kent County, by whom he had
one son, who is now living, and bears the name of Warner. His
second wife was Hannah, youngest daughter of the Honorable
William Fairfax, by whom he left two sons, and five daughters, as
follows; namely, Mildred, Hannah, Catharine, Elizabeth, Louisa,
Fairfax, and Whiting. The three oldest of the daughters are married; Mildred to Throckmorton, Hannah to Whiting, and Catharine to -Nelson. After his second marriage,
he removed from Gloucester and settled in Frederic County, where
he died in 1791.
"' Warner Washington, his son, married Whiting of
Gloucester, by whom he has many sons and daughters; the eldest
is called Warner, and is now nearly, if not quite, of age.
"Henry, the other son of John and Catharine Washington,
married the daughter of Colonel Thacker, of Middlesex County,
and died many years ago, leaving one son, Thacker, and two or
three daughters.
" Thacker Washington married the daughter of Sir John Peyton, of Gloucester County, and lives on the family estate, left to
his grandfather John, at Machodac, in the County of Westmoreland. He has several children.
" Mildred, daughter of John and Catharine, of Gloucester, was
twice married, but never had a child. Elizabeth never was married. Catharine married Fielding Lewis, by whom she had a son
and daughter. John, the eldest, is now living. Frances died
without issue.