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1. de.wikipedia.org › wiki › Betty_Washington_LewisBetty Washington Lewis – Wikipedia

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   Betty Washington Lewis. Betty Washington Lewis (geboren als Elizabeth Washington; * 20.Juni 1733 in Westmoreland County, Colony of Virginia ; † 31. März 1797 in Culpeper, Virginia) war die einzige Schwester von George Washington, die die Kindheit überlebte.

2. livesandlegaciesblog.org › betty-washington-lewisBetty Washington Lewis - Lives & Legacies

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   29 lug 2015 · Portrait of Betty Washington Lewis by John Wollaston, c. 1755. Credit: Mount Vernon Ladies Association

3. virginiahistory.org › research › collectionsKenmore - Virginia Museum of History & Culture

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   15 mar 2011 · After Betty Lewis's death in 1797, the property changed hands until being purchased by the Gordon family in 1819, who actually named it "Kenmore." It remained in private hands until the Kenmore Association (now known as George Washington's Fredericksburg Foundation) saved the house from destruction in the 1920s.

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   Elizabeth Washington Lewis (June 20, 1733 – March 31, 1797), also known as Betty Lewis, was the younger sister of George Washington and the only one of his three sisters that survived childhood.

5. encyclopediavirginia.org › 11535hpr-a6fe6bc9be77d33Betty Washington Lewis - Encyclopedia Virginia

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   Elizabeth "Betty" Washington Lewis, the sister of George Washington, is the subject of this portrait attributed to artist John Wollaston. Betty Washington married Fielding Lewis, a wealthy businessman and politician from Fredericksburg, when she was sixteen. Wollaston, an English artist, painted both Betty and Fielding Lewis in the mid-eighteenth century, while he was traveling throughout the ...

6. founders.archives.gov › documents › WashingtonTo George Washington from Betty Washington Lewis, 9 February 1

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   15 mag 2002 · At this time, Betty Washington Lewis lived in the Lewis family home, now known as Kenmore, on the edge of the then village of Fredericksburg, Virginia. According to the will of Fielding Lewis, Sr., her deceased husband, she was given lifetime use of the brick mansion and 661 acres from the original plantation ( Felder, Fielding Lewis description begins Paula S. Felder.

7. emuseum.mountvernon.org › objects › 603Betty Washington Lewis – Works - Mount Vernon

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   John Wollaston, Jr., painted this portrait of George Washington’s sister, Betty Washington Lewis, and a companion portrait of her husband, Colonel Fielding Lewis, during his years traveling and working in Virginia, between 1754 and 1758.