Mary Washington Memorial Association held fundraising events and commissioned a memorial for her gravesite. It was dedicated in 1894 at Mary Washington's gravesite in a ceremony presided over by President Grover Cleveland of the United States. The Lewis mansion and property was later named Kenmore Plantation when purchased before the Civil War by people outside the Lewis family. It is now operated as a house museum, and open to the public for viewing. Fielding and his wife Elizabeth "Betty" Lewis are each commemorated with street names in the Ferry Farm subdivision outside Fredericksburg, with Fielding Circle and Betty Lewis Drive. In the late 20th century, the Kenmore Plantation purchased Ferry Farm, the property said to be George Washington's boyhood home, to keep it from being developed. References External links "Fielding Lewis' Store: The Oldest Retail Building in America?", Historic Fredericksburg Foundation Historic Kenmore, Official Website 1725 births 1781 deaths American planters Continental Army officers from Virginia Lewis family House of Burgesses members Military personnel from Fredericksburg, Virginia People from Gloucester County, Virginia Virginia colonial people Washington family American slave owners