Database: Lawrence Washington - Revision history

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	[[Lawrence Washington]] was born in [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]] and was a mentor of sorts to his more famous half-brother [[George Washington]]. Lawrence was educated in [[England]], where he was recruited into the [[Templars\|Templar Order]] by [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]] [[Reginald Birch]]. Lawrence returned to Virginia in 1738 to oversee his father's plantation on the Potomac River, and also to seek out [[Isu\|Precursor]] relics.		[[Lawrence Washington]] was born in [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]] and was a mentor of sorts to his more famous half-brother [[George Washington]]. Lawrence was educated in [[England]], where he was recruited into the [[Templars\|Templar Order]] by [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]] [[Reginald Birch]]. Lawrence returned to Virginia in 1738 to oversee his [[Augustine Washington\|father]]'s plantation on the Potomac River, and also to seek out [[Isu\|Precursor]] relics.

	In 1739, the British Parliament created an infantry for its [[United States\|American colonies]], to be used in their conflict against [[Spain]] in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]]. Lawrence Washington arrived in [[Jamaica]] in 1741 and saw action in expeditions against {{Wiki\|Cartagena, Colombia\|Cartagena}}, {{Wiki\|Viceroyalty of New Granada\|New Granada}}, [[Cuba]], and [[Panama]]. Many casualties in these conflicts were the result of disease rather than violence. Because he arrived in the tropics early, he managed to survive fevers that decimated the other American colonists. Upon his return to the American colonies, Washington became a militia commander at the rank of Major.		In 1739, the British Parliament created an infantry for its [[United States\|American colonies]], to be used in their conflict against [[Spain]] in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]]. Lawrence Washington arrived in [[Jamaica]] in 1741 and saw action in expeditions against {{Wiki\|Cartagena, Colombia\|Cartagena}}, {{Wiki\|Viceroyalty of New Granada\|New Granada}}, [[Cuba]], and [[Panama]]. Many casualties in these conflicts were the result of disease rather than violence. Because he arrived in the tropics early, he managed to survive fevers that decimated the other American colonists. Upon his return to the American colonies, Washington became a militia commander at the rank of Major.

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	Died: 1752		Died: 1752

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	[[Lawrence Washington]] was born in [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]] and was a mentor of sorts to his more famous half-brother [[George Washington]]. Lawrence was educated in [[England]], where he was recruited into the [[Templars\|Templar Order]] by [[Grand Master]] [[Reginald Birch]]. Lawrence returned to Virginia in 1738 to oversee his father's plantation on the Potomac River, and also to seek out [[Isu\|Precursor]] relics.		[[Lawrence Washington]] was born in [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]] and was a mentor of sorts to his more famous half-brother [[George Washington]]. Lawrence was educated in [[England]], where he was recruited into the [[Templars\|Templar Order]] by [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]] [[Reginald Birch]]. Lawrence returned to Virginia in 1738 to oversee his father's plantation on the Potomac River, and also to seek out [[Isu\|Precursor]] relics.

	In 1739, the British Parliament created an infantry for its [[United States\|American colonies]], to be used in their conflict against [[Spain]] in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]]. Lawrence Washington arrived in [[Jamaica]] in 1741 and saw action in expeditions against {{Wiki\|Cartagena, Colombia\|Cartagena}}, {{Wiki\|Viceroyalty of New Granada\|New Granada}}, [[Cuba]], and [[Panama]]. Many casualties in these conflicts were the result of disease rather than violence. Because he arrived in the tropics early, he managed to survive fevers that decimated the other American colonists. Upon his return to the American colonies, Washington became a militia commander at the rank of Major.		In 1739, the British Parliament created an infantry for its [[United States\|American colonies]], to be used in their conflict against [[Spain]] in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]]. Lawrence Washington arrived in [[Jamaica]] in 1741 and saw action in expeditions against {{Wiki\|Cartagena, Colombia\|Cartagena}}, {{Wiki\|Viceroyalty of New Granada\|New Granada}}, [[Cuba]], and [[Panama]]. Many casualties in these conflicts were the result of disease rather than violence. Because he arrived in the tropics early, he managed to survive fevers that decimated the other American colonists. Upon his return to the American colonies, Washington became a militia commander at the rank of Major.

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	[[Lawrence Washington]] was born in [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]] and was a mentor of sorts to his more famous half-brother [[George Washington]]. Lawrence was educated in [[~~United Kingdom\|~~England]], where he was recruited into the [[Templars\|Templar Order]] by [[Grand Master]] [[Reginald Birch]]. Lawrence returned to Virginia in 1738 to oversee his father's plantation on the Potomac River, and also to seek out [[Isu\|Precursor]] relics.		[[Lawrence Washington]] was born in [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]] and was a mentor of sorts to his more famous half-brother [[George Washington]]. Lawrence was educated in [[England]], where he was recruited into the [[Templars\|Templar Order]] by [[Grand Master]] [[Reginald Birch]]. Lawrence returned to Virginia in 1738 to oversee his father's plantation on the Potomac River, and also to seek out [[Isu\|Precursor]] relics.

	In 1739, the British Parliament created an infantry for its American colonies, to be used in their conflict against [[Spain]] in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]]. Lawrence Washington arrived in [[Jamaica]] in 1741 and saw action in expeditions against {{Wiki\|Cartagena, Colombia\|Cartagena}}, {{Wiki\|Viceroyalty of New Granada\|New Granada}}, [[Cuba]], and [[Panama]]. Many casualties in these conflicts were the result of disease rather than violence. Because he arrived in the tropics early, he managed to survive fevers that decimated the other American colonists. Upon his return to the American colonies, Washington became a militia commander at the rank of Major.		In 1739, the British Parliament created an infantry for its [[United States\|American colonies]], to be used in their conflict against [[Spain]] in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]]. Lawrence Washington arrived in [[Jamaica]] in 1741 and saw action in expeditions against {{Wiki\|Cartagena, Colombia\|Cartagena}}, {{Wiki\|Viceroyalty of New Granada\|New Granada}}, [[Cuba]], and [[Panama]]. Many casualties in these conflicts were the result of disease rather than violence. Because he arrived in the tropics early, he managed to survive fevers that decimated the other American colonists. Upon his return to the American colonies, Washington became a militia commander at the rank of Major.

	Washington married Anne Fairfax in 1743. In 1747, he, {{Wiki\|William Fairfax\|his father-in-law}}, and other prominent businessmen began to work together, with the goal of opening trade to the American interior.		Washington married Anne Fairfax in 1743. In 1747, he, {{Wiki\|William Fairfax\|his father-in-law}}, and other prominent businessmen began to work together, with the goal of opening trade to the American interior.

	Lawrence was diagnosed with {{Wiki\|Tuberculosis\|tuberculosis}} and traveled to [[Barbados]] with his younger brother George in an attempt to help his health. George caught a minor case of {{Wiki\|Smallpox\|smallpox}} and Lawrence used to opportunity to travel to [[Port-au-Prince]] on Templar business. Lawrence returned to his Mount Vernon home in July 1752, where he died from his disease. His younger brother George eventually inherited and took over management of the Mount Vernon plantation.		Lawrence was diagnosed with {{Wiki\|Tuberculosis\|tuberculosis}} and traveled to [[Barbados]] with his younger brother George in an attempt to help his health. George caught a minor case of {{Wiki\|Smallpox\|smallpox}} and Lawrence used to opportunity to travel to [[Port-au-Prince]] on Templar business. Lawrence returned to his [[Mount Vernon]] home in July 1752, where he died from his disease. His younger brother George eventually inherited and took over management of the Mount Vernon plantation.

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	[[Lawrence Washington]] was born in [[Virginia]] and was a mentor of sorts to his more famous half-brother [[George Washington]]. Lawrence was educated in [[United Kingdom\|England]], where he was recruited into the [[Templars\|Templar Order]] by [[Grand Master]] [[Reginald Birch]]. Lawrence returned to Virginia in 1738 to oversee his father's plantation on the Potomac River, and also to seek out [[Isu\|Precursor]] relics.		[[Lawrence Washington]] was born in [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]] and was a mentor of sorts to his more famous half-brother [[George Washington]]. Lawrence was educated in [[United Kingdom\|England]], where he was recruited into the [[Templars\|Templar Order]] by [[Grand Master]] [[Reginald Birch]]. Lawrence returned to Virginia in 1738 to oversee his father's plantation on the Potomac River, and also to seek out [[Isu\|Precursor]] relics.

	In 1739, the British Parliament created an infantry for its American colonies, to be used in their conflict against [[Spain]] in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]]. Lawrence Washington arrived in [[Jamaica]] in 1741 and saw action in expeditions against {{Wiki\|Cartagena, Colombia\|Cartagena}}, {{Wiki\|Viceroyalty of New Granada\|New Granada}}, [[Cuba]], and [[Panama]]. Many casualties in these conflicts were the result of disease rather than violence. Because he arrived in the tropics early, he managed to survive fevers that decimated the other American colonists. Upon his return to the American colonies, Washington became a militia commander at the rank of Major.		In 1739, the British Parliament created an infantry for its American colonies, to be used in their conflict against [[Spain]] in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]]. Lawrence Washington arrived in [[Jamaica]] in 1741 and saw action in expeditions against {{Wiki\|Cartagena, Colombia\|Cartagena}}, {{Wiki\|Viceroyalty of New Granada\|New Granada}}, [[Cuba]], and [[Panama]]. Many casualties in these conflicts were the result of disease rather than violence. Because he arrived in the tropics early, he managed to survive fevers that decimated the other American colonists. Upon his return to the American colonies, Washington became a militia commander at the rank of Major.

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	[[Lawrence Washington]] was born in [[Virginia]] and was a mentor of sorts to his more famous half-brother [[George Washington]]. Lawrence was educated in [[United Kingdom\|England]], where he was recruited into the [[Templars\|Templar Order]] by [[Grand Master]] [[Reginald Birch]]. Lawrence returned to Virginia in 1738 to oversee his father's plantation on the Potomac River, and also to seek out [[Isu\|Precursor]] relics.		[[Lawrence Washington]] was born in [[Virginia]] and was a mentor of sorts to his more famous half-brother [[George Washington]]. Lawrence was educated in [[United Kingdom\|England]], where he was recruited into the [[Templars\|Templar Order]] by [[Grand Master]] [[Reginald Birch]]. Lawrence returned to Virginia in 1738 to oversee his father's plantation on the Potomac River, and also to seek out [[Isu\|Precursor]] relics.

	In 1739, the British Parliament created an infantry for its American colonies, to be used in their conflict against [[Spain]] in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]]. Lawrence Washington arrived in [[Jamaica]] in 1741 and saw action in expeditions against Cartagena, New Granada, [[Cuba]], and Panama. Many casualties in these conflicts were the result of disease rather than violence. Because he arrived in the tropics early, he managed to survive fevers that decimated the other American colonists. Upon his return to the American colonies, Washington became a militia commander at the rank of Major.		In 1739, the British Parliament created an infantry for its American colonies, to be used in their conflict against [[Spain]] in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]]. Lawrence Washington arrived in [[Jamaica]] in 1741 and saw action in expeditions against {{Wiki\|Cartagena, Colombia\|Cartagena}}, {{Wiki\|Viceroyalty of New Granada\|New Granada}}, [[Cuba]], and [[Panama]]. Many casualties in these conflicts were the result of disease rather than violence. Because he arrived in the tropics early, he managed to survive fevers that decimated the other American colonists. Upon his return to the American colonies, Washington became a militia commander at the rank of Major.

	Washington married Anne Fairfax in 1743. In 1747, he, {{Wiki\|William Fairfax\|his father-in-law}}, and other prominent businessmen began to work together, with the goal of opening trade to the American interior.		Washington married Anne Fairfax in 1743. In 1747, he, {{Wiki\|William Fairfax\|his father-in-law}}, and other prominent businessmen began to work together, with the goal of opening trade to the American interior.

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	[[Lawrence Washington]] was born in [[Virginia]] and was a mentor of sorts to his more famous half-brother [[George Washington]]. Lawrence was educated in England, where he was recruited into the [[Templars\|Templar Order]] by [[Grand Master]] [[Reginald Birch]]. Lawrence returned to Virginia in 1738 to oversee his father's plantation on the Potomac River, and also to seek out Precursor relics.		[[Lawrence Washington]] was born in [[Virginia]] and was a mentor of sorts to his more famous half-brother [[George Washington]]. Lawrence was educated in [[United Kingdom\|England]], where he was recruited into the [[Templars\|Templar Order]] by [[Grand Master]] [[Reginald Birch]]. Lawrence returned to Virginia in 1738 to oversee his father's plantation on the Potomac River, and also to seek out [[Isu\|Precursor]] relics.

	In 1739, the British Parliament created an ~~infranty~~ for its American colonies, to be used in their conflict against [[Spain]] in the [[West Indies]]. Lawrence Washington arrived in [[Jamaica]] in 1741 and saw action in expeditions against Cartagena, New Granada, Cuba, and Panama. Many casualties in these conflicts were the result of disease rather than violence. Because he arrived in the tropics early, he managed to survive fevers that decimated the other American colonists. Upon his return to the American colonies, Washington became a militia commander at the rank of Major.		In 1739, the British Parliament created an infantry for its American colonies, to be used in their conflict against [[Spain]] in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]]. Lawrence Washington arrived in [[Jamaica]] in 1741 and saw action in expeditions against Cartagena, New Granada, [[Cuba]], and Panama. Many casualties in these conflicts were the result of disease rather than violence. Because he arrived in the tropics early, he managed to survive fevers that decimated the other American colonists. Upon his return to the American colonies, Washington became a militia commander at the rank of Major.

	Washington married Anne Fairfax in 1743. In 1747, he, his father-in-law, and other prominent businessmen began to work together, with the goal of opening trade to the American interior.		Washington married Anne Fairfax in 1743. In 1747, he, {{Wiki\|William Fairfax\|his father-in-law}}, and other prominent businessmen began to work together, with the goal of opening trade to the American interior.

			Lawrence was diagnosed with {{Wiki\|Tuberculosis\|tuberculosis}} and traveled to [[Barbados]] with his younger brother George in an attempt to help his health. George caught a minor case of {{Wiki\|Smallpox\|smallpox}} and Lawrence used to opportunity to travel to [[Port-au-Prince]] on Templar business. Lawrence returned to his Mount Vernon home in July 1752, where he died from his disease. His younger brother George eventually inherited and took over management of the Mount Vernon plantation.

	Lawrence was diagnosed with tuberculosis and traveled to [[Barbados]] with his younger brother George in an attempt to help his health. George caught a minor case of smallpox and Lawrence used to opportunity to travel to [[Port-au-Prince]] on Templar business. Lawrence returned to his Mount Vernon home in July 1752, where he died from his disease. His younger brother George eventually inherited and took over management of the Mount Vernon plantation.
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	[[Lawrence Washington]] was born in [[Virginia]] and was a mentor of sorts to his more famous half-brother [[George Washington]]. Lawrence was educated in England, where he was recruited into the [[Templars\|Templar Order]] by [[Grand Master]] [[Reginald Birch]]. Lawrence returned to Virginia in 1738 to oversee his father's plantation on the Potomac River, and also to seek ~~our~~ Precursor relics.		[[Lawrence Washington]] was born in [[Virginia]] and was a mentor of sorts to his more famous half-brother [[George Washington]]. Lawrence was educated in England, where he was recruited into the [[Templars\|Templar Order]] by [[Grand Master]] [[Reginald Birch]]. Lawrence returned to Virginia in 1738 to oversee his father's plantation on the Potomac River, and also to seek out Precursor relics.

	In 1739, the British Parliament created an infranty for its American colonies, to be used in their conflict against [[Spain]] in the [[West Indies]]. Lawrence Washington arrived in [[Jamaica]] in 1741 and saw action in expeditions against Cartagena, New Granada, Cuba, and Panama. Many casualties in these conflicts were the result of disease rather than violence. Because he arrived in the tropics early, he managed to survive fevers that decimated the other American colonists. Upon his return to the American colonies, Washington became a militia commander at the rank of Major.		In 1739, the British Parliament created an infranty for its American colonies, to be used in their conflict against [[Spain]] in the [[West Indies]]. Lawrence Washington arrived in [[Jamaica]] in 1741 and saw action in expeditions against Cartagena, New Granada, Cuba, and Panama. Many casualties in these conflicts were the result of disease rather than violence. Because he arrived in the tropics early, he managed to survive fevers that decimated the other American colonists. Upon his return to the American colonies, Washington became a militia commander at the rank of Major.

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[[Lawrence Washington]] was born in [[Virginia]] and was a mentor of sorts to his more famous half-brother [[George Washington]]. Lawrence was educated in England, where he was recruited into the [[Templars|Templar Order]] by [[Grand Master]] [[Reginald Birch]]. Lawrence returned to Virginia in 1738 to oversee his father's plantation on the Potomac River, and also to seek our Precursor relics.

In 1739, the British Parliament created an infranty for its American colonies, to be used in their conflict against [[Spain]] in the [[West Indies]]. Lawrence Washington arrived in [[Jamaica]] in 1741 and saw action in expeditions against Cartagena, New Granada, Cuba, and Panama. Many casualties in these conflicts were the result of disease rather than violence. Because he arrived in the tropics early, he managed to survive fevers that decimated the other American colonists. Upon his return to the American colonies, Washington became a militia commander at the rank of Major.

Washington married Anne Fairfax in 1743. In 1747, he, his father-in-law, and other prominent businessmen began to work together, with the goal of opening trade to the American interior.

Lawrence was diagnosed with tuberculosis and traveled to [[Barbados]] with his younger brother George in an attempt to help his health. George caught a minor case of smallpox and Lawrence used to opportunity to travel to [[Port-au-Prince]] on Templar business. Lawrence returned to his Mount Vernon home in July 1752, where he died from his disease. His younger brother George eventually inherited and took over management of the Mount Vernon plantation.
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	[[Lawrence Washington]] was born in [[Virginia]] and was a mentor of sorts to his more famous half-brother [[George Washington]]. Lawrence was educated in [[United Kingdom\|England]], where he was recruited into the [[Templars\|Templar Order]] by [[Grand Master]] [[Reginald Birch]]. Lawrence returned to Virginia in 1738 to oversee his father's plantation on the Potomac River, and also to seek out [[Isu\|Precursor]] relics.		[[Lawrence Washington]] was born in [[Virginia]] and was a mentor of sorts to his more famous half-brother [[George Washington]]. Lawrence was educated in [[United Kingdom\|England]], where he was recruited into the [[Templars\|Templar Order]] by [[Grand Master]] [[Reginald Birch]]. Lawrence returned to Virginia in 1738 to oversee his father's plantation on the Potomac River, and also to seek out [[Isu\|Precursor]] relics.

	In 1739, the British Parliament created an infantry for its American colonies, to be used in their conflict against [[Spain]] in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]]. Lawrence Washington arrived in [[Jamaica]] in 1741 and saw action in expeditions against Cartagena, New Granada, [[Cuba]], and Panama. Many casualties in these conflicts were the result of disease rather than violence. Because he arrived in the tropics early, he managed to survive fevers that decimated the other American colonists. Upon his return to the American colonies, Washington became a militia commander at the rank of Major.		In 1739, the British Parliament created an infantry for its American colonies, to be used in their conflict against [[Spain]] in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]]. Lawrence Washington arrived in [[Jamaica]] in 1741 and saw action in expeditions against {{Wiki\|Cartagena, Colombia\|Cartagena}}, {{Wiki\|Viceroyalty of New Granada\|New Granada}}, [[Cuba]], and [[Panama]]. Many casualties in these conflicts were the result of disease rather than violence. Because he arrived in the tropics early, he managed to survive fevers that decimated the other American colonists. Upon his return to the American colonies, Washington became a militia commander at the rank of Major.

	Washington married Anne Fairfax in 1743. In 1747, he, {{Wiki\|William Fairfax\|his father-in-law}}, and other prominent businessmen began to work together, with the goal of opening trade to the American interior.		Washington married Anne Fairfax in 1743. In 1747, he, {{Wiki\|William Fairfax\|his father-in-law}}, and other prominent businessmen began to work together, with the goal of opening trade to the American interior.