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William was the name of the slave the Washington freed in his will.

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Which president owned 200 slaves?

George Washington owned 200 slaves. His personal slave was released upon his death immediately. The other slaves were to be freed upon the death of Martha Washington. Martha freed them 12 months after George died.


Did george Washington freed the slaves?

No. His personal slaves that he had on his Mt. Vernon plantation were freed after his death. It will be another 100 years before slavery will be abolished in the United States.


The slave owner who freed his slaves in his will was?

George Washington.


Who was George Washington personally?

William was the slave that Washington freed in his will and left an annuity to.


Did George Washington have a will?

Yes. George Washington had a will. He had all his correspondence burned which we regret and he had all his slaves freed which we do not regret.


What happened to George Washington's slaves when he died?

George Washington actually willed that the slaves he owned be freed upon the passing of his wife, Martha. George Washington was the 1st President of the United States.


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What did George Washington request be done to his slaves in his will?

For them to be freed in 1801 on January 1


Who served as a personal aide to general Washington?

William was the slave that Washington freed in his will and left an annuity to.


Why were all of George Washington's slaves freed after his wives death?

Because she was the slave master of the family


Who found George Washington Carver when he ran away from slavery?

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What US President freed his slaves when he died?

The US President who freed his slaves when he died was President George Washington. In his will, he stipulated that his slaves be freed upon his wife's death, which occurred after his own passing.