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.

APPENDIX.1 W A S H I N G T O N F A MI L Y. 549
"Augustine, son of Lawrence and Mildred Washington, married Jane Butler, the daughter of Caleb Butler of WTestmoreland,
April 20th, 1715, by whom he had three sons, Butler (who died
young), Lawrence, and Augustine, and one daughter, Jane, who
died when a child. Jane, wife of Augustine, died November 24th,
1728, and was buried in the family vault at Bridge's Creek.
" Augustine then married Mary Ball, March 6th, 1730, by whom
he had issue George [the writer], born February 11th (old style)
1732; Betty, born June 20th, 1733; Samuel, born November
16th, 1734, John Augustine, born January 13th, 1735; Charles,
May 1st, 1738; and Mildred, June 21st, 1739, who died October
28th, 1740. Augustine departed this life, April 12th, 1743, aged
49 years, and was interred at Bridge's Creek, in the vault of his
ancestors.
"Lawrence, son of Augustine and Jane Washington, married
July 19th, 1743, Anne, eldest daughter of the Honorable William
Fairfax, of Fairfax county, by whom he had issue Jane, born September 27th, 1744, who died in January, 1745; Fairfax, born August
22d, 1747, who died in October, 1747; Mildred, born September
28th, 1748, who died in 1749; Sarah, born November 7th, 1750,
who died in 175-. In 1752, Lawrence himself died, aged about
34, and was interred in a vault, which he had caused to be erected
at Mount Vernon, in Fairfax County, where he settled, after he
returned from the Carthagena expedition.
"Augustine, son of Augustine and Jane Washington, married
Anne, daughter and co-heiress of William Aylett, of Westmoreland
County, by whom he had many children, all of whom died in their
nonage and single, except Elizabeth, who married Alexander Spotswood, of Spotsylvania County, grandson of General Spotswood,
Governor of Virginia, by whom she has a number of children;
Anne, who married Burdet Ashton, of Westmoreland, by whom
she had one or two children, and died young-; and William, who
married his cousin Jane, daughter of John Augustine Washington,
by whom he has four children. Augustine lived at the ancient
mansion seat, in Westmoreland County, where he died, and was
interred in the family vault.
"George, eldest son of Augustine Washington by the second
marriage, was born in Westmoreland County, and married, January
6th, 1759, Martha Custis, widow of Daniel Parke Custis, and
daughter of John Dandridge, both of New Kent County; has no
issue.
" Betty, daughter of Augustine and Mary Washington, became