Richard Lee I

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Richard Lee I was a 17th-century English-born colonist who became a prominent Virginia landowner, politician, and the progenitor of the influential Lee family of Virginia.

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instanceOf Virginia planter
colonist
landowner
person
politician
child Anne Lee
linked to: Anne Kinloch Lee

Charles Lee
Elizabeth Lee
Francis Lee
Hancock Lee
Hannah Lee
John Lee
Richard Lee II
linked to: Richard Lee

William Lee
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of England
dateOfBirth circa 1618
dateOfDeath 1664
ethnicGroup English
familyName Lee
givenName Richard
hasAlias Richard Lee the Immigrant
linked to: Richard Lee
migratedTo Virginia Colony
nativeLanguage English
notableFor founding the prominent Lee family of Virginia
large landholdings in colonial Virginia
service in the early government of the Virginia Colony
notableWork establishment of the Lee family of Virginia
occupation colonial official
planter
politician
owned land on the Potomac River in Virginia Colony
plantation at Dividing Creek in Virginia Colony
plantation at Machodoc in Virginia Colony
partOf Lee family of Virginia
placeOfBirth England
Shropshire
placeOfDeath Virginia Colony
Westmoreland County, Virginia Colony
positionHeld Attorney General of the Virginia Colony
Secretary of State of the Virginia Colony
member of the Virginia Governor's Council
member of the Virginia House of Burgesses
religion Church of England
residence Northumberland County, Virginia Colony
Virginia Colony
Westmoreland County, Virginia Colony
York County, Virginia Colony
sexOrGender male
spouse Anne Constable

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