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George Washington is born to Augustine George and Mary Ball in
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At age 11, George Washington inherits ten slaves from his father.
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Augustine Washington, the father of George Washington, dies suddenly of a stomach disorder at the age of fourty-nine.
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Smallpox leaves George Washington immune to the disease and unable to have children in his future,
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George Washinton's half-brother, Lawrence Washington, dies because of tubercolosis.
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The troops were defeated by the Indians and French.
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George Washington gets married to Martha Danrdid Custis.
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Patsy Washington, George Washinton's stepdaughter dies after suffering an eliptic fit at the age of seventeen
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With the encouragement of John Adams, George Washington is appointed commander in chief of the armed forces of the United Colonies.
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George Washington declares for the Declaration of Independence, which was published five days before, to be read aloud to the troops.
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Jacky Washington, George Wahington's stepson and Martha's only son, dies of a fever while serving George Wahington's army.
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George Wahington delivers the famous Newburgh Address, trying to persuade officers to be patien with the Congress.
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George Washington is elected the first president of the United States.
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George Wahington Inaugurates, or outs his hand on the Bible and swears to be a good president and follow the laws.
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The Congress asks George Washington to choose the location of the permanent capital of the United Stated that wil bear his name.
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George Washingon sides with Hamilton and against Thomas Jefferson on the chartering over a national bank
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George Washington is reelected the president of the United States for a second term.
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Washington signs Jay's Treaty with England. It avoids war woth Britain and protects American commercial interests.
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George Washington publishes his "Farewell Address" in Philadelphia's American Daily Advertiser.
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George Washington is commissioned lieutenant general, which is a rank that he will hold for the rest of his life.
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George Washington writes his will. In it, he frees all his slaves upon Martha Washington's death.
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George Washington dies at Mount Vermon because of a throat infection with his wife and personal slaves at his side.