His estate would become the Rosedale Conservancy. Recently, proponents of District of Columbia voting rights have cited Forrest's representation of Maryland in the US House of Representatives because he lived within the borders of Washington, D.C. In 2010, C.M. Mayo would write a novel of historical fiction, The Last Prince of the Mexican Empire, which was based upon the "true story of half-American toddler Agustín de Iturbide y Green, a great-grandson of Maryland's former governor George Plater and grandson of revolutionary war hero General Uriah Forrest." References Sources External links Georgetown Historic District, National Park Service History for Sale: Cleveland Park's Rosedale Farmhouse The Society of the Cincinnati The American Revolution Institute 1756 births 1805 deaths Continental Army officers from Maryland Continental Congressmen from Maryland 18th-century American politicians Mayors of places in the District of Columbia Members of the United States House of Representatives from Maryland Georgetown (Washington, D.C.) Burials at Oak Hill Cemetery (Washington, D.C.) Burials at Presbyterian Burying Ground Maryland Federalists