No, Martha Dandridge Custis Washington [June 2, 1731-May 22, 1802] didn't have a job in the sense of carrying out certain responsibilities for which she received regular pay. But she was expected to carry out joblike responsibilities. Specifically, she was born, and married into, the wealthy landowning class in the subsequent United States of America. So she received a dowry and an inheritance. In return for economic security, she received a private education that prepared her to take her place in society as a hostess and as the manager of the household.
Martha Washington Stakes was created in 1979.
No she is not alive. Martha Washington was born on June 2, 1731. Martha Washington died on May 22, 1802.
The religion that was practiced by Martha Washington was Episcopalian. She was married to George Washington and the couple had three children.
Helen Keller did know a Martha Washington, but not the first lady. The child of the Keller's cook was named Martha Washington and she played with Helen.
Yes. Her name was Martha Washington. They were married on Jan. 6, 1759. It was her second marriage.
Martha did not work outside of the home and did not really enter politics.
Mount Vernon was their home although Martha traveled wherever Washington's work took him. (Including to the camps during the war, and to the capitol during his presidency.)
Martha Washington was remebered for being George Washington's wife.
George Washington married the widow Martha Custis in 1759.
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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.
Martha Washington died in 1802 Martha Washington died in 1802 May 22, 1802
Martha Washington was born
George and Martha Washington lived in Virginia.
Mrs. George Washington, who was named Martha, is one Martha that knew him.
Martha Washington has written: 'Martha Washington's booke of cookery' -- subject(s): American Cookery, History
Martha Washington was the First Presidents wife.