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Does ne one know if there was a Sarah Lee Related to Robert E. Lee?

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Not sure of her middle name... but i've always heard that Robert E. Lee was my great somthing grandfather... my great great grandfather John Hughes married a sarah lee who was supposedly the daughter of Robert e Lee. but i've looked it up and i don't think that's right.. so i was thinking maybe she was a daughter of one of his daughters.. idk.. lol.. i need help!!!! if ne one has any information.. i would greatly appreciate it. thnx...

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  1. While he was stationed at Fort Monroe, he married Mary Anna Randolph Custis (1808–1873),  great-granddaughter of Martha Washington by her first husband Daniel Parke Custis, and step-great-granddaughter of George Washington, the first president of the United States. They were married on June 30, 1831 at Arlington House, her parents' house just across from Washington, D.C. The 3rd U.S. Artillery served as honor guard at the marriage. They eventually had seven children, three boys and four girls:

    They eventually had seven children, three boys and four girls:

    George Washington Custis Lee (Custis, “Boo”); 1832–1913; served as Major General in the Confederate Army and aide-de-camp to President Jefferson Davis; married, but had no children

    Mary Custis Lee (Mary, “Daughter”); 1835–1918; unmarried

    William Henry Fitzhugh Lee (“Rooney”); 1837–1891; served as Major General in the Confederate Army (cavalry); married twice; surviving children by second marriage

    Anne Carter Lee (Annie); 1839–1862; unmarried

    Eleanor Agnes Lee (Agnes); 1841–1873; unmarried

    Robert Edward Lee, Jr. (Rob); 1843–1914; served as Captain in the Confederate Army (Rockbridge Artillery); married twice; surviving children by second marriage

    Mildred Childe Lee (Milly, “Precious Life”); 1846–1905; unmarried

    All the children survived him except for Annie, who died in 1862. They are all buried with their parents in the crypt of the Lee Chapel at Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Virginia.

    The second link is to Robert E. Lee's Family Tree. Hope this helps. Good Luck and have a nice day.

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