Ludwell family

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The Ludwell family is a prominent colonial Virginia lineage known for its influential roles in early American politics, landownership, and society.

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Label Occurrences
Ludwell family canonical 5
Ludwell family of Virginia 1

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Statements (39)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Virginia colonial family
historical family
associatedWithPlace Green Spring Plantation
Jamestown, Virginia
Rich Neck Plantation
Williamsburg, Virginia
linked to: Williamsburg
classStatus slaveholding family
country Colonial America
documentedIn Virginia council and assembly records
colonial Virginia land records
parish registers of colonial Virginia
economicActivity land speculation
tobacco planting
hasNotableMember Hannah Ludwell
Lucy Ludwell
Philip Ludwell I
Philip Ludwell II
Philip Ludwell III
Thomas Ludwell
linked to: Thomas Ludwell Lee
heldOfficeIn Colony of Virginia
influenced Anglo-Virginian plantation society
colonial Virginia politics
intermarriedWith Byrd family
Grymes family
Harrison family
Lee family
legacy influenced early American elite networks
notableFor landownership in colonial Virginia
participation in early American governance
political influence in colonial Virginia
originatesFrom England
politicalRole members served as colonial officials in Virginia
members served on the Virginia Governor's Council
region Virginia
religion Anglicanism
socialClass planter elite
socialRole part of the First Families of Virginia
timePeriod 17th century
18th century

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Referenced by (6)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Hannah Harrison Ludwell memberOf Ludwell family
Grymes family of Virginia intermarriedWith Ludwell family of Virginia
linked to: Ludwell family
Green Spring estate ownedBy Ludwell family
First Families of Virginia hasPart Ludwell family
Green Spring Plantation hasOwner Ludwell family