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Butler Washington

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(1716-died in infancy)

BIRTH

1716

PLACE

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DEATH

Died in infancy

PLACE

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FAMILY

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BROTHER

Lawrence Washington

(1718-1752)

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SISTER

Jane Washington

(1721-1734)

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BROTHER

George Washington

(1732-1799)

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SISTER

Betty Washington Lewis

(1733-1797)

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BROTHER

Samuel Washington

(1734-1781)

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BROTHER

Charles Washington

(1738-1799)

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SISTER

Mildred Washington

(1739-1740)

HOMES

RELIGIOUS VIEWS

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MEMBERSHIPS

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AWARDS

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Butler Washington, born in 1716, was the first child of Augustine Washington and Jane Butler, who had married in 1715. He died in infancy. The National Park Service’s history of George Washington’s birthplace lists him alongside his siblings Lawrence, Augustine Jr. and Jane. Through his father, Butler was an elder half-brother of George Washington, born in Augustine’s later marriage to Mary Ball. The surviving summary gives no precise date or cause of Butler’s death.

EARLY LIFE

Butler Washington was born in 1716, a son of Augustine Washington and Jane Butler Washington, and died in infancy.

Butler Washington died in infancy in 1716. He did not live to pursue an adult occupation or public career.

CAREER

DEATH

Butler Washington died in infancy, but a precise date and medical cause have not been established. He was the first child of Augustine Washington and Jane Butler, born in 1716, and an elder half-brother of George Washington. The family chronology and the National Park Service's history of Washington's birthplace identify the infant separately from Lawrence, Augustine Jr., and Jane, the other children of the first marriage. The short lifespan records a family loss before George's birth in his father's later marriage to Mary Ball. It does not establish a particular childhood infection, congenital disorder, or accident. No reliable sequence of symptoms, treatment, final care, or burial-day events has been recovered in the supplied material. The death is therefore retained as an infant bereavement without turning a birth year into a definite death year or inventing the circumstances of the child's last hours.

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