Places
| Place Name | County | State | Country | Place Type | |
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| Falmouth, Virginia | King George County (Va.), Stafford County (Va.) | Virginia | United States |
Originally located in King George County, Va., Falmouth is now a part of Stafford County, Va. Dixon's Warehouse, a warehouse appointed for the inspection of tobacco, was located in Falmouth. |
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| Fauquier County, Virginia | Fauquier County (Va.) | Virginia | United States | County | |
| Fayette County, Pennsylvania | Fayette County (Pa.) | Pennsylvania | United States | County |
GW owned a 1,644–acre tract, known as Washington’s Bottom, in Fayette county. |
| Ferry farm (Mount Vernon, Va.) | Fairfax County (Va.) | Virginia | United States | Estate/Farm/Plantation/Residence |
GW's Ferry farm consisted of two tracts purchased in 1769 and 1770 from John Posey and John West, Jr. A short distance down the Potomac River from the Mount Vernon mansion, the farm was located ... Read More |
| Fincastle County, Virginia | Fincastle County (Va.) | Virginia | United States | County |
Fincastle County, Va., was created in 1772 from Botetourt County on the north side of the Great Kanawha River. |
| Finnie's ordinary (Williamsburg, Va.) | James City County (Va.) | Virginia | United States | Tavern/Ordinary |
Alexander Finnie bought the Raleigh Tavern in Williamsburg in 1749 and sold it in 1752 but continued, at least intermittently, to be a tavern keeper in the town until his death in 1769. When GW ... Read More |
| Four Mile Run tract (Va.) | Fairfax County (Va.) | Virginia | United States | Tract |
The Four Mile Run tract was located on the north side of Four Mile Run, a stream that enters the Potomac River north of Alexandria. While GW began surveying the land on 22 April 1785, it was not ... Read More |
| Fredericksburg, Virginia | Virginia | United States | City/Town | ||
| French's farm (Mount Vernon, Va.) | Fairfax County (Va.) | Virginia | United States | Estate/Farm/Plantation/Residence |
Mrs. Penelope Manley French owned land that lay between the Ferry and Dogue Run farms. GW bought French’s tract and another tract lying between the two farms in 1786. |