George Washington (33412 bytes)
1: {{Infobox President | name=George Washington
2: | image name=George-Washington.jpg
9: | date of birth=[[February 22]], [[1732]]
10: | place of birth=[[Westmoreland County, Virginia]]
11: | date of death=[[December 14]], [[1799]]

George, Washington (2682 bytes)
1: ... [[2000]] census, the city had a total population of 528.
4: ...-George.png|right|Location of George, Washington]]George is located at 47°4'42" North, 119°51'26" ...
6: ....6 km² (0.6 mi²) of it is land and none of the area is covered with water.
9: ...us)|Hispanic]] or [[Latino (U.S. Census)|Latino]] of any race.
11: ...nd 5.7% have someone living alone who is 65 years of age or older. The average household size is 3.74...

George Washington Crile (402 bytes)
1: ...[[United States of America|U.S.]] surgeon. George Washington Crile is now formally recognized as the first sur...
5: [[Category:1864 births|Crile, George Washington]]
6: [[Category:1943 deaths|Crile, George Washington]]
7: [[Category:American physicians|Crile, George Washington]]

George Washington Plunkitt (977 bytes)
1: ...especially powerful in New York City. He was part of what is known as New York's [[Tammany Hall]] mach...
3: ...itics," patronage-based and frank in its exercise of power for personal gain. He was especially well k...
7: ...category:New York State Senators|Plunkitt, George Washington]]
8: [[category:1842 births|Plunkitt, George Washington]]
9: [[category:1924 deaths|Plunkitt, George Washington]]

George Washington De Long (1712 bytes)
1: ...ober 31]], [[1881]]) was a [[United States Navy]] officer and ill-fated explorer.
3: ...York Herald]]'' newspaper, and under the auspices of the US navy, Lieutenant De Long sailed from [[San...
5: ...third boat, under the command of Chief Engineer [[George W. Melville]], reached the Lena delta and was res...
7: ...t crew. Overall, the doomed voyage took the lives of nineteen men.
9: ...d published in 1884 under the title, ''The Voyage of the Jeannette''.

George Washington Hockley (819 bytes)
1: ...who served as Secretary of War for the [[Republic of Texas]].
3: ...to]]. [[Sam Houston]] appointed him the Secretary of War twice. He served briefly in [[1838]] and agai...
5: ...at the [[University of Texas at Austin|University of Texas]]
6: [[Category:1802 births|Hockley, George Washington]]
7: [[Category:1854 deaths|Hockley, George Washington]]

George Washington Hayduke (4204 bytes)
1: '''George Washington Hayduke''' -- ex-Green Beret, one-time explosives...
3: ...of corporate greed and corruption where the voice of the little people remain unheard -- untill the li...
5: ...and what you feel when it comes to the despoiling of our once-great pristine lands.
7: ... pulled up from mile after seemingly endless mile of soon-to-be-raped countryside, Hayduke never hurt,...
9: ...lm]]ing American pilots that indiscriminately and often joyfully killed Vietnamese women and children....

George Washington Wilson (1386 bytes)
1: '''George Washington Wilson''' ([[7 February]] [[1823]] - [[9 March]] ...
3: ...s employed 40 staff and was the largest publisher of photographic prints in the world.
5: ...his son, Charles in [[1958]] and the [[University of Aberdeen]] cares for a second significant collect...
8: ...evidence.ac.uk/aberdeen/controller The University of Aberdeen Photographic Archives]
10: [[Category:1823 births|Wilson, George Washington]]

George Washington Cass (304 bytes)
1: ...tates|American]] industrialist, who was president of the [[Northern Pacific Railway]]. [[Cass County, ...
6: [[Category:1810 births|Cass, George W.]]
7: [[Category:1888 deaths|Cass, George W.]]

George Washington Greene (1220 bytes)
1: ...at [[East Greenwich, Rhode Island]], the grandson of Major-General [[Nathanael Greene]].
3: ...years, except in 1833-1834, when he was principal of [[Kent Academy]] at East Greenwich, and was the U...
5: ... died at East Greenwich, Rhode Island, on the 2nd of February 1883.
10: *''Historical View of the American Revolution'' (1865)
11: *''Life of Nathanael Greene'' (3 vols, 1867-1871)

George Washington Bridge (3915 bytes)
1: [[Image:Gwbridge1996.jpg|right|thumb|The George Washington Bridge]]
2: ...e, New Jersey]]. The pillar on the Manhattan side of the bridge stands on Jeffery’s Hook, above ...
4: ... [[Port Authority of New York and New Jersey|Port of New York Authority]]. It was dedicated on [[Octo...
6: ...e been exceeded numerous times.) The total length of the bridge is 1451 m (4760 ft).
8: ...er, due to cost and favorable aesthetic critiques of the bare steel towers, this was never done.

George Washington Glasscock (2082 bytes)
1: '''George Washington Glasscock''' ([[April 11]], [[1810]]-[[February 2...
3: ...d, Illinois]], where in [[1832]] he was a partner of [[Abraham Lincoln]] in flatboating on the [[Sanga...
5: ...s with [[James Chesshire]]'s company in the siege of [[San Antonio, Texas|San Antonio de Bexar]].
7: ...unty and donated 172 acres for the county seat, [[Georgetown, Texas]], which was named for him. In [[1853]...
9: ...rved with the [[33rd Texas Cavalry]]. As a result of his interest in [[wheat]] growing, Glasscock buil...

George Washington Riggs (324 bytes)
1: ...ith William W. Corcoran, formed the banking-house of Corcoran and Riggs.
6: *[http://www.famousamericans.net/georgewashingtonriggs/ Biography]

George Washington Doane (1998 bytes)
1: ... churchman, [[Protestant]] [[Episcopal]] [[bishop of New Jersey]].
3: ...830-1832 of Christ church, Boston, and was bishop of New Jersey from October 1832 to his death at [[Bu...
5: ... charge of lax administration came before a court of bishops, who dismissed it.
7: ...ms; and his hymns beginning "Softly now the light of day and Thou art the Way" are well known.
9: ...[William Croswell Doane]] (b. 1832), first bishop of Albany.

George Washington Carver (5330 bytes)
1: ...e:George_washington_carver.jpg|right|frame|George Washington Carver, 1906]]
2: ...tes|U.S.]] [[agriculture]] and developed hundreds of uses for the [[peanut]] and other [[plant]]s.
5: ...time wandering the fields, drawn to the varieties of wild plants. He became so knowledgeable that he w...
7: ...m and board in exchange for work and a promise by George that he would attend school every day.
9: ...r in his classes, he began to use the name George Washington Carver.

George Washington Goethals (2392 bytes)
1: ...geWashingtonGoethals.jpg|199px|frame|right|George Washington Goethals]]
3: ...r his supervision of construction and the opening of the [[Panama Canal]]. The [[Goethals Bridge]] bet...
7: ...cond lieutenant in the [[United States Army Corps of Engineers]]. He taught civil and military enginee...
9: ...ng [[mosquito]]s, which greatly reduced incidence of disease and death among Canal workers.
11: ...one]]. In [[1915]] Goethals was awarded the rank of major general. He retired on [[15 November]], [[1...

George Washington Donaghey (2426 bytes)
1: ...nors of Arkansas|governor]] of the [[U.S. state]] of [[Arkansas]] from [[1909]] to [[1913]].
3: [[image:AR_Donaghey_George.jpg|left|George Washington Donaghey]]
5: ...] to [[1883]], Donaghey attended the [[University of Arkansas]]. He was a school teacher, carpenter, a...
9: ...thern Arkansas University]], and the [[University of Arkansas at Monticello]]. Donaghey was also perso...
11: ... a State Capitol" which detailed the construction of the Arkansas capitol building.

The George Washington University (13674 bytes)
1: ...versity''' (GWU) is a private [[university]] in [[Washington, D.C.]], founded in [[1821]] as '''The Columbian ...
5: ...tering hand towards it."[http://www.pbs.org/georgewashington/milestones/free_slaves_read2.html] The Congress ...
7: Aware of Washington's wishes, a group of men, led by Luther Rice, a Baptist minister, late...
9: ...itutions in the United States to grant a [[Doctor of Philosophy|Ph.D.]] in [[1888]].
11: ... largest overall (behind the [[Federal Government of the United States|federal government]]).

George Washington Hays (1633 bytes)
1: ...nors of Arkansas|governor]] of the [[U.S. state]] of [[Arkansas]].
3: ...den and worked as a farmer. Hays studied law at [[Washington and Lee University]] in [[Lexington, Virginia]].
7: ... a [[child labor]] law and completed construction of the new state capitol building. Hays won reelecti...
9: ...Washington Hays died in [[Little Rock, Arkansas]] of [[influenza]] and [[pneumonia]] and is buried in ...
14: ...enter" | [[List of Governors of Arkansas|Governor of Arkansas]]<br>1913-1917

George Washington Whistler (1729 bytes)
1: ...Engineer Melnikov as a Consultant on the building of [[Russia]]'s first major railroad, the [[Moscow]]...
3: ... he had five sons. [[Whistler's Mother|A portrait of Anna]] by their first son, [[James McNeill Whistl...
5: Stone arch railroad bridges built by George Washington Whistler in [[1841]] are still in freight and pas...
9: *[http://home.att.net/~rlgroves/arch_br.htm George W. Whistler's Stone Arch Bridges]

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