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George Fitzhugh was born November 4th, 1806 in Prince William County, Virginia.
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George and his family move to Alexandria. Where his mother became a small scale planter.
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George gets married to Mary Metcalfe Brockenbrough, and moved away to Port Royal.
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Slavery Justified was a pamphlet George Fitzhugh wrote in 1849. Because of this George became known as a famous vocal Slavery advocate.
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Sociology for the South was a book that George Fitzhugh wrote in 1854. In the book George reveals what he perceives as the overwhelming faiulre of free society.
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Cannibals All! Or, Slaves without Masters was another one of George's most famous book. In the book George talks about slavery and how it isn't a bad thing.
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George worked as a law clerk in Washington D.C.
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George moves to Richmond to work as a clerk at Confederacy's Treasury Department.
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George's wife Mary died. The location was unknown.
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George retired when his wife died and moved to Kentucky to be closer to his son.
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Three years later George moved to Huntervills Texas to live with his daughter, where he died on July 30, 1881. He was 75 years old.
