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Mildred died on 30 January 1701. Her will placed care of the Washington children in the hands of George, [5] although this was later challenged in the Virginia courts by Lawrence's cousin John Washington, and their custody passed to him. Her will left most of the property she had inherited from her late husband to George Gale.
- subjects of England
- St Nicholas Church in Whitehaven
- John Washington, III, Augustine Washington, Mildred Washington
- Lawrence Washington (m. 1685; died 1698), George Gale (m. 1700)
31 de mar. de 2024 · Genealogy for Mildred Gale (Warner) (c.1670 - 1701) family tree on Geni, with over 255 million profiles of ancestors and living relatives.
- Province of Virginia
- "widow of Lawrence Washington"
- Capt. Lawrence Washington, Col. George Gale
- between circa 1670 and February 20, 1671
Mildred Gale, born Mildred Warner (1671 () – () 30 January 1701) was the spouse (wife) of Lawrence Washington. He was the paternal grandfather of George Washington. After her husband died in February 1698, she had to raise her children all alone, and thus became a single parent (mother).
- Mildred Warner, 1671, Gloucester County, Virginia
- The spouse (wife) of the paternal grandfather of George Washington.
- 30 January 1701 (aged 29–30)
- Lawrence Washington, (m. 1688; his death, 1698)
Mildred Gale. Mildred Warner. Biographic Information. Parent (s) Augustine Warner, Jr. (1642 - 1681), Elizabeth Reade (1643 - 1686) Spouse (s) Lawrence Washington (1659 - 1698) Children. Frinncis Asne Pepi. Nationality. American. Religion. Anglicanism. Profession. Planter. Career Information. Military Information.
16 de may. de 2016 · Mildred Gale was only 31 when she died, many many years before her famous grandson George was born. She’s buried somewhere in the churchyard at St Nicholas’ Church, but no one knows exactly...
9 de nov. de 2006 · Amateur researcher Jean McInally, who hails from Kells but now lives in Scotland, has spotted the unique nature of the slave burial in English history. She said: “I have been asked why I think the burial of Mildred Gale, her baby daughter and her African slave in St Nicholas’s Churchyard, Whitehaven, is so important.
March 1698 - his widow Mildred married George Gale of Whithaven, County Cumberland, England. He seems to have been on a visit to Virginia when he met the widow Mildred Washington, because the marriage took place in America. In her will Mildred Gale (née Warner) states that the indenture of her second marriage was executed by her cousin
