George Washington

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George Washington was the first president of the United States and a key leader of the American Revolutionary War, often referred to as the "Father of His Country."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf President of the United States
head of state
human
military leader
politician
allegiance Continental Army
United States of America
burialPlace Mount Vernon, Virginia
surface form: Mount Vernon
causeOfDeath throat infection
conflict American Revolutionary War
Seven Years' War
surface form: French and Indian War
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Great Britain
United States of America
dateOfBirth 1732-02-22
dateOfDeath 1799-12-14
familyName Washington
givenName George
heritage Virginian planter class
knownFor first President of the United States
leadership in the American Revolutionary War
presiding over the Constitutional Convention
languageSpoken English
mannerOfDeath natural causes
marriageStart 1759-01-06
memberOf Second Continental Congress
surface form: Continental Congress
militaryRank General and Commander-in-Chief
General of the Armies (posthumous)
nickname Father of His Country
notableWork Farewell Address
occupation planter
soldier
statesman
surveyor
officeEnd 1797-03-04
officeStart 1789-04-30
ordinalInOffice 1
owned enslaved people
placeOfBirth Colonial America
surface form: British America

Westmoreland County, Virginia
placeOfDeath Mount Vernon, Virginia
positionHeld Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army
President of the Constitutional Convention
President of the United States
Senior Officer of the United States Army
predecessor office established
religion Anglicanism
Episcopal Church
residence Mount Vernon, Virginia
surface form: Mount Vernon
sexOrGender male
spouse Martha Washington
successor John Adams
vicePresident John Adams

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Treaty of Holston (1791) negotiatedUnderAdministrationOf George Washington
subject surface form: Treaty of Holston
Cyrus Griffin appointedBy George Washington
Schuyler Mansion associatedWith George Washington
Battle of Springfield (1780) commander George Washington
Enoch Poor servedUnder George Washington
Iredell appointedBy George Washington
subject surface form: James Iredell Sr.
Original Washington namedAfter George Washington
Washington County, Wisconsin namedAfter George Washington
William Blount appointedBy George Washington
Jacob Ford Jr. homeLaterUsedBy George Washington
Jockey Hollow associatedWith George Washington
Bartholomew Dandridge relative George Washington
Bartholomew Dandridge brotherInLaw George Washington
Charles Mawhood opponent George Washington
Custis associatedWith George Washington
subject surface form: Custis family
Custis hasStepFamilyRelationWith George Washington
subject surface form: Custis family
Eleanor Calvert fatherInLaw George Washington
Abingdon plantation hasNotableAssociation George Washington
Queen's Creek Cemetery, York County, Virginia associatedWith George Washington
subject surface form: Queen's Creek Cemetery
Touro Synagogue significantPerson George Washington
Thomas Conway opposedTo George Washington
Thomas Conway opposedTo George Washington
subject surface form: Conway Cabal
Mary Washington House significantPerson George Washington
Battle of Fort Necessity commander George Washington
Louis Coulon de Villiers opponent George Washington
Chestnut Grove plantation connectedTo George Washington
Addison’s play "Cato" influenced George Washington
subject surface form: Cato (play)
Addison’s play "Cato" quotedBy George Washington
subject surface form: Cato (play)
Washington family hasNotableMember George Washington
George Washington Terrace thematicFocus George Washington
George Washington Terrace hasNameOrigin George Washington
Martha Parke Custis stepfather George Washington
Martha Parke Custis notableFamilyConnection George Washington
Joseph Reed servedUnder George Washington
Thanks of Congress notableRecipient George Washington