NameLt Col Lawrence Washington 
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Birth18 Jun 1635, Hertfordshire, England11
Death2 Jan 1677, Rappahannock Co, Virginia Colony, BCA11 Age: 41
BurialGeorge Washington Birthplace National Monument, Lataines, Westmoreland Co, Virginia2524
Spouses
Birth25 Apr 1624, Gloucester, Glocestershire, England11
Death1685, Rappahannock Co, Virginia Colony, BCA11 Age: 60
Notes for Lt Col Lawrence Washington
Lt. Col. John Washington was born in 1633/4, shortly after his parents' marriage. He emigrated to Virginia in 1656. He married firstly, on 1 December 1656, Anne Pope (d.1668), the daughter of Nathaniel Pope, gentleman, of Virginia, by whom he had two sons, Lawrence (grandfather of George Washington) and John, and a daughter, Anne. He married secondly Anne Gerard, widow successively of Walter Broadhurst (d.1658), and Henry Brett. He married thirdly Frances Gerard, widow successively of Thomas Speak, Valentine Peyton and John Appleton. He left a will dated 21 September 1675, which was proved 11 January 1677. After his death, his widow, Frances, married William Hardwick.[20]
Lawrence Washington, who was baptized at Tring on 18 June 1635. He emigrated to Virginia before May 1659, but returned to England, becoming a merchant in Luton, Bedfordshire. He married firstly Mary Jones, daughter of Edmund Jones, gentleman, of Luton, by whom he had a son, Charles, and a daughter, Mary. He emigrated to Virginia a second time shortly before 27 September 1667. He married secondly, about 1669, Joyce Jones, widow successively of Anthony Hoskins and Alexander Fleming, and daughter of William Jones of Virginia, by whom he had a son, John, and a daughter, Anne. He left a will dated 27 September 1675, which was proved 6 June 1677. After his death his widow, Joyce, married James Yates.[20]
William Washington (baptised 14 October 1641).[19]
Elizabeth Washington (baptised 17 August 1636), who married a husband surnamed Rumbold.[19]
Margaret Washington, who married George Talbot.[19]
Martha Washington, who emigrated to Virginia in 1678. She married Samuel Hayward of Virginia, son of the London merchant Nicholas Hayward. There were no issue of the marriage. She left a will dated 6 May 1697, which was proved 8 December 1697.[20]
Washington family, Sulgrave Manor, Northamptonshire Retrieved 15 July 2013.