, iii. 594;
great size of hands of, iii. 595;
awe inspired by the presence of, iii. 597, 598.

Washington, George A., death of, in 1793--affection of Washington for
(_note_)--kindness of Washington to the widow of (_note_), iii. 235;
carriage presented to, by Washington (_note_), iii. 236.

Washington, George Fayette, property bequeathed to, by Washington,
iii. 540.

Washington, John and Lawrence, emigrate to Virginia in 1657, i. 20.

Washington, Joseph, the "_Defensio pro Populo_" of Milton translated
by--a friend of the "Commonwealth," and author of several
works--damage done by, to the cause of the Stuarts, i. 20.

Washington, Lawrence Augustine, property bequeathed to, by Washington,
iii. 540.

Washington, Lawrence, brother of George, educated in England, i. 24, 25;
in the British attack upon Carthagena in 1741, i. 26;
marriage of, to Miss Fairfax, i. 35;
affection of, for his brother George, i. 25, 43;
a member of the Virginia house of burgesses, i. 61;
attacked by consumption--visit of, to Barbados, in company with his
brother George, in 1751, i. 62;
death of, at Mount Vernon, in 1752, i. 64.

Washington, Lawrence, mayor of Northampton in the reign of Henry VIII.,
i. 19.

Washington, Lund, the general's agent at Mount Vernon--letter of
Washington to, in relation to remuneration of his services, i. 765;
instructions of Washington to, in relation to charity and frugality,
i. 766.

Washington, Mrs., sickness of the daughter of, i. 375;
death of the daughter of, in 1773, i. 378;
letter of Washington to, respecting his election as
commander-in-chief--letters of Washington to, destroyed by (_note_),
i. 539;
invited by her husband to join him at Cambridge, i. 765;
mode of travelling of, i. 766;
ball proposed in honor of, i. 767;
arrival of, in the camp at Cambridge, i. 768;
inoculated for the small-pox, in Philadelphia (_note_), ii. 157;
considerate conduct of Washington toward, iii. 52;
honors paid to, on her way to New York in 1789, iii. 110;
first _levee_ of, iii. 111;
_levees_ of, in Philadelphia, iii. 170;
property left to, by Washington, iii. 535;
resignation of, at the death of her husband, iii. 556;
letter of, to President Adams, in relation to proposed national funeral
honors to her husband, iii. 565.

Washington, Samuel, provisions of the will of Washin