Fielding Lewis

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Fielding Lewis was an 18th-century Virginia merchant and patriot, best known as the brother-in-law of George Washington and a prominent supporter of the American Revolutionary cause.

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instanceOf American patriot
merchant
person
birthPlace King and Queen County, Virginia NERFINISHED
birthYear 1725
built Kenmore house in Fredericksburg NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Colony of Virginia NERFINISHED
United States of America
deathPlace Fredericksburg, Virginia NERFINISHED
deathYear 1781
ethnicGroup English American NERFINISHED
familyName Lewis NERFINISHED
financed Virginia state gun manufactory at Fredericksburg NERFINISHED
gender male
givenName Fielding NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod American Revolution era NERFINISHED
Colonial America NERFINISHED
languageSpoken English
memberOf Virginia gentry NERFINISHED
militaryRole commissary for Virginia troops
notableFor being brother-in-law of George Washington
financial support of the Continental war effort
notableWork Kenmore plantation house NERFINISHED
occupation merchant
planter
owned Kenmore plantation NERFINISHED
enslaved people
parent Frances Fielding NERFINISHED
John Lewis of Warner Hall NERFINISHED
participantIn American Revolutionary War NERFINISHED
placeOfBurial St. George’s Episcopal Church, Fredericksburg NERFINISHED
propertyLocation Fredericksburg, Virginia NERFINISHED
relative Augustine Washington NERFINISHED
Lawrence Lewis NERFINISHED
religion Anglicanism NERFINISHED
residence Fredericksburg, Virginia NERFINISHED
siblingInLaw George Washington NERFINISHED
socialClass planter elite
spouse Betty Washington Lewis NERFINISHED
Catherine Washington Lewis NERFINISHED
supported American Revolutionary cause

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Kenmore Plantation builtFor Fielding Lewis
Washington family hasNotableMember Fielding Lewis