i guess that depends on what you call wealthy.. but he was a famous man; also an author; plus a farmer; among other things.
George Washington was one of the wealthiest men in America...but not from a revenue (cash goods) standpoint but from his massive land holdings, including those "out west" (Ohio River region)
Washington was not considered very wealthy, more like upper-middle class. His supposed wealth would have been in his slaves that he could sell but chose not to. Washington refused to break up slave families for profit.
Yes, he was quite wealthy. He owned a large plantation which included a profitable whiskey distillery and many other properties.
He had about 25,000, but that was considered a lot back then
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He painted rooms in his Mt. Vernon estate with various bright colors. Back then, the brighter and more unique the paint color, the much more wealthy you appeared to be.
President TRUMP was the richest past President. The only President to date to fund his own campaign, not accepting a pay check during his short 4 years on office and is a Billionaire!!!
No he was really middle almost low class
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no he wasnt George Washington was a wealthy landowner
The marriage changed George from an ordinary planter to a substantially wealthy landowner. This would be a good answer speacialy if your a treca student and looking for this answer online. good luck.
He was a planter and landowner, surveyor, distiller and military officer
Yes - he was a prosperous landowner
He was a prosperous planter and landowner, a surveyor and military leader
He was a planter and landowner, surveyor and distiller, military officer
He was a planter and landowner, surveyor and distiller, and military officer
George Washington married wealthy widow Martha Dandridge Custis.
Planter and landowner; surveyor and distiller, military officer
Benjamin Franklin was already a wealthy man during the revolution. And it is said George Washington married into money. Thomas Jefferson was a wealthy landowner and slave owner, but lived beyond his means. John Adams was a thrifty New England attorney, but not wealthy by any means.
George Washington's parents were not wealthy. His father was a slave-owning tobacco planter but was considered to have a middling rank. compared to other leading planter families.
George Washington was quite wealthy. Most of his net worth was in land, real property and slaves.