Washington McLean

Washington McLean: Washington McLean (1816 – 1890) was the owner and publisher of "The Cincinnati Enquirer" and "The Washington Post". After his death, his son, John Roll McLean, took over his responsibilities. His daughter, Mildred, married General William Babcock Hazen and Admiral George Dewey.

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McLean, Virginia — CDP Location of McLean in … Wikipedia
McLean Bible Church — (MBC) MBC s Corporate Logo Country United States Denomination Non denominational Website www.mcleanbible.org … Wikipedia
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