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(1544 - 1621)
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(???? - 1483)
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(1273 - 1324)
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Lawrence Washington (1500 - 1584)
Born: Abt. 1500, Sulgrave,Northampton,ENGLAND
Died: 19 Feb 1583, Sulgrave,Northampton,ENGLAND Lawrence Washington was born about 1500. He was the son of John Washington (b. 1478, d. 1520) and Margaret Kytson of Warton Hall. Lawrence married Anne Aimee Pargiter (b. 1504, d. 07 Oct 1564) in 1538 in Sulgrave, England. Anne was the daughter of Robert Pargiter and Anne Knight and the widow of Thomson of Greatworth.
Lawrence Washington was a wealthy wool merchant and became Mayor of Northampton. It was Lawrence who first settled at Sulgrave with his second wife Aimee, the third daughter of Robert Pargiter of Greatworth, near Sulgrave. Lawrence's former wife, Elizabeth, had died childless. Lawrence purchased Sulgrave from King Henry VIII in 1539.(Below) Sulgrave Manor
Sulgrave Manor is located near the town of Banbury. Sulgrave was a quiet rural town. There was a brass plate, on a stone slab and effigy, in Sulgrave showing "Lawrence Wasshington, Gent., and Anne his wife, their four sons and eleven daughters." This land was given to him in1538, after the dissolution of the priories by Henry VIII. Sulgrave Manor was completed (or restored) by Lawrence Washington in 1560. The Washington family owned Sulgrave Manor for 120 years after George Washington's grandfather emigrated to Virginia in 1656, and for 216 years total. (Below) Dining Area
Lawrence and Anne attended the Church of St. James the Less. The Church of St. James the Less, Sulgrave, ENGLAND
(Below) The lower right-hand side pew is that of Lawrence Washington and his wife Amee Pargiter;
To their left are those of his parents John Washington and his wife Margaret Kitson
Lawrence Washington and Anne Aimee Pargiter had 15 Children - 4 Sons & 11 Daughters
Name Birth Date Death Date Spouse Robert Washington 1544 10 Mar 1622/23 Elizabeth Lyte William Washington 1546 John Washington 1548 Frances Washington 1550 John Thompson Ann Washington 1552 Edmund Fisher Mary Washington 1555 1622 Abel Makepeace Margaret Washington 1557 Elizabeth Washington 1563 Barbara Washington 1576 Lawrence Washington 19 May 1579 Lawrence & Aimee's son, Lawrence, married wealthy widow Mary Argall and became the stepfather of her son, Samuel Argall. Samuel became a prominent Sea captain based at Jamestown in Virginia. In 1613 he sailed to trade with the Potomac and found Pocohontas. He kidnapped Pocohontas and sailed back to Jamestown where she was held in captivity. The famous story then began with her adopting Christianity and marrying John Rolfe before traveling back to England with her new husband in Samuel Argall's boat. sadly she died in England aged 21 but has become a heroine in her country. Samuel was an unpopular Deputy Governor of Virginia from 1617 to 1619 before he returned to the sea and died at sea in 1626 ending the Washington families first experience in America.
Lawrence and Aimee's eldest son, Robert, inherited Sulgrave Manor with about 1250 acres. SOURCES: THE WASHINGTON FAMILY
http://www.sulgravemanor.org.uk/history/washington_family.htmThe Ancestry of George Washington
Sons of Liberty Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution
http://www.revolutionarywararchives.org/washancestry.htmlROYAL DESCENT
The Lanier Family Connection the Washington Family
http://jimserver.net/genealogy/royal_desc.htmlPolish History, Heraldry and Genealogy
The Lineage of George Washington
http://www.angelfire.com/mi4/polcrt/lineageGW.htmlIf you have additional photos or information on the Washington Family, please contact me.
