What did George Washingtons father do for a living?

Answer 1

George Washington's Father was a successful farmer. His mother was a housewife. He was home schooled. Rather than attend school, he borrowed books from his neighbors and would read and discuss them. His father died when George was 12. George took over the farm. In the winter he worked as a surveyor. He was a good writer and quite personable.

Answer 2

George Washington (1732-1799) was a landowner and officer in the Virginia militia in Colonial America and as a young soldier fought in the French and Indian Wars. He was a member of the US Continental Congress and became a great commander in the Revolutionary War. After the war he was elected as the first President of the United States of America (1789)

Answer 3

As a kid he was a apprentice, as he grew, he joined the army, and mostly started the french and indian war, but he grew older and wiser, he wrote some books until the Revolutionary war, they elected him to lead the Army, so he did and won a Victorious Victory, then everyone loved him/Appreciate him. Later he was the 1st president, then during 1812 Wars, he was elected commander of the army again, he was incredibly i tell you, he never got wounded, but suddenly got a sickness, and did bloodletting (A technique used in the early 14th century) and died of blood loss (Sad story), So anyways he was rich no matter what, Hope This Helps :)

Answer 4

george washingtons fathers occupation was "planter"

Answer 5

He was a planter and seller of what he grew.

Answer 6

He was a planter with 10,000 acres. He also ran an iron foundry and had various business interests.

Answer 7

Peter Jefferson was a farmer, county surveyor, local magistrate, tobacco plantation owner and member of the Virginia's House of Burgesses for a while.

Answer 8

He was a military man and spent most of his adult life in the army.