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Robert E. Lee was born in a small cabin located in Westmoreland County, Virginia. The cabin, known as the "Lee Family Cabin," is situated on the property of the historic Stratford Hall plantation, which was the birthplace of his mother, Mary Anne Ball Lee. The cabin reflects the modest beginnings of the future Confederate general, who would later become a prominent figure in American history.
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Francis Lightfoot Lee and Robert E. Lee are distant relatives, as they share a common ancestor in the Lee family lineage. Francis Lightfoot Lee (1734-1797) was a signer of the Declaration of Independence and a member of Virginia's prominent Lee family. Robert E. Lee (1807-1870), the Confederate general, was a descendant of this same family, making them part of the same extended clan, though they lived in different centuries and contexts.
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Arlington belonged to Lee's wife's family, the Custisises, the same family Martha Washington came from.
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I think what you really want to know is that Robert E. Lee married into George Washington's family.
"Light horse" Harry Lee, Robert E Lee's father, was an important cavalry commander under George Washington during the American War of Independence. Robert E Lee was born very late in Harry Lee's life. Harry Lee's life was mired in a scandal about the time of Robert Lee's birth and the family fortune ruined. Many historians believe that Robert Lee's great drive stemmed from the desire to redeem the family name, which he did magnificently.
Robert Lee Hankins has written: 'Daniel begat' -- subject(s): Family, Genealogy
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Lee Creek Snowshoe Cabin was created in 1925.
Lighthorse Harry Lee Cabin was created in 1800.
Arlington belonged to Lee's wife's family, the Custisises, the same family Martha Washington came from.
I saw a painting that was signed by lee supposedly and was appraised for 40,000. It was of a cabin in winter in Virginia at night with a town in the background. It was awful. I'm not an artist, but it was pretty bad.
His family estate was in Arlington, Virginia.
Lee moved when he was a year old
The home actually belonged to Lee's wife's family. She was a Custis, decended from Washington's wife's family. They named it Arlington.