Final answer:
No historical figure fitting the description of having five Navy Crosses and being a cousin of George S. Patton is associated with the provided options. George S. Patton is known for his significant World War II roles, but there is no information about such a cousin in the context provided.
Step-by-step explanation:
There is no historical figure directly associated with the description "Five navy crosses? Cousin of army general George S. Patton?" that fits any of the options provided (General George Washington, Brigadier General Daniel Morgan, Major Benedict Arnold, Major General Benjamin Lincoln). George S. Patton, a prominent US general during World War II, was known for his roles in the Allied campaigns in North Africa and Sicily as well as leading the US Third Army during the Battle of the Bulge. Patton was known for his outspokenness and aggressive leadership style, but there is no clear indication of Patton having a cousin who received five Navy Crosses or a relation to the options given. General Douglas MacArthur, mentioned in one of the passages, was a distinguished general in his own right, but again, there's no known cousin that fits the description.