The history of Truro Parish in Virginia,

Slaughter, Philip (1808-1890)

George Washington, Vestryman

The Falls Church

Second Division of Truro, and Formation of Fairfax Parish

Payne's Church

The Rev. Lee Massey, Second Rector

The New Pohick Church

A Notable Building Committee

Alexander Henderson

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Vestrymen and Church Wardens of Truro Parish. 1732–1785.

Clerks of the Vestry

Clerks and Lay Readers at the Churches

Overseers of the Poor

Burgesses From Fairfax County

Delegates to the Conventions 1775–1776.

LIST OF VOTERS AT AN ELECTION OF BURGESSES IN FAIRFAX COUNTY IN 1744.

Deed for Washington's Pew

Washington as a Church-Goer

The Disestablishment of the Church in Virginia

Later History of Pohick Church

Zion Church, Truro Parish

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George Washington, Vestryman

1762. October 25th. "Ordered, that George
Washington Esqr. be chosen and appointed one of
the Vestrymen of this Parish in the room of William
Peake Gent. deceased."[22]

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From the Records of the County Court of Fairfax, February
15th, 1763: "George Washington Esqr. took the oaths according to
Law repeated and subscribed the Test and subscribed to the Doctrine
and Discipline of the Church of England in order to qualify
him to act as a Vestryman of Truro Parish."

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George Washington, Vestryman