Martha Washington

her huband did everything

by the way its "George Washington" not "Goerge" and Martha helped by making a women's sewing circle to mend clothes for the troops and she stood by their beds when they were sick or injured. Also she would give food and water to troops during battle.

I think they were usually somewhere between 15 and 18 but sometimes they were as young as 12 or 13 and sometimes they were substantially older too. Michael Montagne

Scott 234 241 and 244 No, it was Queen Isabella of Spain in the Columbian Exposition series of stamps. She appeared twice in that series of stamps.

Martha Dodd died on 1990-08-10.

No, they did not have any children together. Martha had two children by her first marriage.

There is a whole set of these in different colors and denominations and different portraits of Washington. The Scott numbers are 704-715. 2009 retail value for the setwas given as $21.55 mint and $2.70 used for very find copies. Most of the value in the mint case is in the 10 cent stamp which is valued at $10. In the used case, the 8-center at 50 cents is the only one worth more than the minimum.

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Martha Washington had 4 kids there names were John but also called Jacky, Martha but also called Patsy, Daniel and Frances. Martha also raised 2 of her grandchildren named Washington or sometimes called wash and Nellie.

In "The Secret Garden" by Frances Hodgson Burnett, Martha Sowerby has five siblings: three brothers and two sisters. Her family is depicted as a large, working-class family living in England. Martha's character provides insights into the dynamics of her family life and the contrast between her upbringing and that of Mary Lennox, the protagonist.

George Washington's eldest child, Lawrence Washington, died on July 26, 1752, from tuberculosis. However, Washington had no surviving children with his wife, Martha Custis; they raised her two children from her previous marriage. Their only child together, a daughter named Patsy, died in 1773 at the age of 17 from epilepsy. Washington's other stepchild, John Parke Custis, passed away in 1781.

General Ulysses S. Grant

Martha Washington inherited much of her wealth from her first husband, Daniel Parke Custis, who died in 1757, leaving her a substantial estate that included land, slaves, and other assets. She managed and expanded this wealth through shrewd investments and careful management of her plantations. Additionally, her marriage to George Washington in 1759 further increased her financial standing, as he was already an affluent landowner. Together, they continued to build their wealth through their agricultural endeavors.

No, Martha Washington and Helen Keller are not siblings. Martha Washington was the wife of George Washington and lived in the 18th century, while Helen Keller was an American author and activist born in the late 19th century. They are not related and belong to different historical periods.

Martha Washington played a significant role in her community, particularly during the American Revolutionary War, as she supported her husband, George Washington, and the Continental Army. She organized efforts to provide supplies and care for soldiers, exemplifying her commitment to the cause of independence. Additionally, as the first First Lady of the United States, she set a precedent for the role, promoting social gatherings and fostering a sense of unity among citizens. Her dedication to philanthropy and community service helped to enhance the social fabric of her time.

Martha Washington was approximately 5 feet tall. Historical records suggest she was of average height for women of her time, but her exact height may vary slightly based on different accounts. Her stature did not overshadow her significant role as the first First Lady of the United States and her influence during the American Revolutionary War.

I have to almost 2 ft tall statues of george and martha washington sitting on my dresser. They wore my grams. I am not interested in selling them. I want to find out more about these statues. He looks like he is in Uniform and her dress is puffy. They are like an off white or really light yellow. They are not to colorful but they are trimes in a brown or bronze trim. Sorry they are atlest 35 Years old or older. Send request to lady_leppard@yahoo.com

Women's rights did not come up in US history until Seneca Falls convention in 1848.

Risa Zwerling is the First Lady of Washington University in St. Louis.

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Yes Martha had brothers and sisters..... She had 4 sisters and3 brothers.....