The Washingtons and Their Homes

Condition is Very Good in a hard cover. DJ is Good with moderate overall wear, etc. Usual Ex-library marks, etc. Illustrated. Index. "The Washingtons and Their Homes" by John W. Wayland is an illustrated book, originally published in 1944, that details the genealogy and history of the George Washington family through a tour of the homesteads they inhabited in Virginia. About the Book John Wayland, a prominent Virginia genealogist, guides readers through the various legendary homes associated with George Washington's family across several counties in Virginia. The book covers: Wakefield: George Washington's birthplace in Westmoreland County. Ferry Farm: The childhood home of Washington. Mount Vernon: The famous estate that Washington eventually inherited and expanded. Other Family Homesteads: Including the homes of his mother, Mary Ball (Epping Forest), and his brother, John Washington (Beautiful Bushfield), among others. The book is considered a valuable resource for anyone interested in the social history and genealogy of the Washington family, featuring a compendium of 400 biographical sketches and numerous illustrations.…