Okay, thread necromancy, but the concept of an American monarchy is a specialty of mine, so here's my contribution to the debate
Here's the House of Washington succession:
- Monarch (reign)
- Birth and Ancestry
- Marriage(s) and number of issue
- Death
- George I (1789-1799)
- February 2, 1732, Westmoreland County, VA, son of Augustine Washington and Mary Ball Washington
- Martha Dandridge-Custis at the White House, January 6, 1759. No children.
- December 14, 1799, Mount Vernon. Aged 67.
- George II (1799-1857)
- April 30, 1781, Mount Airy, MD, adopted son of George I and Martha Dandridge-Custis
- Mary Lee Fitzhugh at Mount Vernon, July 7, 1804. 4 children.
- October 10, 1857, Arlington House. Aged 77.
- Mary I (1857-1873)
- October 1, 1808, Arlington House, daughter of George II and Mary Lee Fitzhugh
- Robert Edward Lee at Arlington House, June 30, 1831. 7 children.
- November 5, 1873, Mount Vernon. Aged 66.
- George III (1873-1913)
- September 16, 1832, Fort Monroe, VA, son of Mary I and Robert E. Lee
- None
- February 18, 1913, Arlington House. Aged 80.
- Robert I (1913-1914)
- October 27, 1843, Arlington House, son of Mary I and Robert E. Lee
- 1) Charlotte Taylor Hoxall at Arlington House, November 16, 1871. No children. 2) Juliet Carter at Arlington House, March 8, 1894. 2 children.
- October 19, 1914, Arlington House. Aged 70.
- Robert II (1914-1922)
- February 11 1869, Arlington House, son of Prince William and Princess Mary Tabb Bolling
- Mary Wilkinson Middleton at Arlington House, December 25, 1919. No children.
- September 7, 1922, Arlington House. Aged 75.
- George IV (1922-1948)
- August 31, 1872, Arlington House, son of Prince William and Princess Mary Tabb Bolling
- Helen Madeline Keeney at Arlington House, April 21, 1920. 2 children.
- July 13, 1948, Arlington House. Aged 75.
- Robert III (1948-Present)
- December 25, 1924, Arlington House, son of George IV and Helen M. Keeney
- Marjorie Frances Tracy at Arlington House, April 21, 1956. 2 children
- N/A
- Robert IV (Heir apparent)
- Data not available, born sometime in 1964
Heh, I did that last night too, though not in detail.
One mistake: there shouldn't be any "Robert I". Succession passes to sons of younger brothers before it passes to youngest brothers. Otherwise good stuff.
I like that Robert E. Lee would have been Prince Consort or something like that.