A member of this family sent his nephew Burwell Bassett to Portsmouth, New Hampshire in an attempt to reclaim lost “property.” Seventeen people escaped from this family’s home as part of a raid by the HMS Savage. A man who publicly wore a tricorn and gold-headed cane “absconded” on the 65th birthday of a man in this family. Erica Armstrong Dunbar’s Never Caught details the life (15[1])and (15[1])escape (15[2])of Oney Judge (15[1])from this family. (15[3])One man in this (-5[1])family freed William Lee in his will (15[1])and left his other slaves (15[1])to be freed upon the death (15[1])of his (*) wife, (10[2])who controlled more (10[1])slaves (10[1])due to her previous (10[1])marriage (10[2])to Daniel Parke (10[1])Custis. To skirt (-5[1])Pennsylvania’s Gradual Abolition Act, this family rotated their enslaved servants, which included the chef Hercules Posey, every six months (10[1])while living in an “executive mansion” in Philadelphia. (10[1])For 10 points, name this family who held slaves at their Mount Vernon estate. (10[1])■END■