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Q: How did Martha Washington treat her slaves?
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How many slaves did Martha Washington have?

About 75 slaves


What happened to George Washington's slaves when he died?

George Washington actually willed that the slaves he owned be freed upon the passing of his wife, Martha. George Washington was the 1st President of the United States.


Why is Martha Washington?

Martha Washington was famous for being the wife of the first U.S. President, George Washington. Shortly after her husband's death, she released any freeing slaves that they had to their freedom.


Which president owned 200 slaves?

George Washington owned 200 slaves. His personal slave was released upon his death immediately. The other slaves were to be freed upon the death of Martha Washington. Martha freed them 12 months after George died.


What was Martha Washington for?

Martha Washington was remebered for being George Washington's wife.


George Washington wife?

George Washington married the widow Martha Custis in 1759.


What is Martha Washington's full name?

Martha dandridge custis Washington Martha dandridge custis Washington


What was George Washington's wife last name?

Martha's maiden name was Dandridge. She then married Daniel Parke Custis, who was 20 years her senior; Custis died 7 years later.When Martha married George Washington, 2 years after her first husband died, she was known as Martha Dandridge Custis.


How did George Washington's slave population increase after 1759?

When he married his wife, Martha, she brought along her slaves. (Which consisted of 84 people)


What was Martha Washington's date of death?

Martha Washington died in 1802 Martha Washington died in 1802 May 22, 1802


Where did Washington and Martha lived?

George and Martha Washington lived in Virginia.


What are the important events in Martha Washington's life?

Martha Washington was born