Hampden family

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The Hampden family is an English aristocratic lineage historically associated with Buckinghamshire and noted for its political influence and long-standing country estate.

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Hampden family canonical 8

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Predicate Object
instanceOf English aristocratic family
English politician
country estate
associatedWith Parliament of England
associatedWithEvent English Civil War
country England
England
countryEstateType rural estate
ethnicOrigin English
family Hampden family
hasEstateIn Buckinghamshire
hasMember John Hampden
hasSeat Great Hampden
historicalRegion Buckinghamshire
historicalSignificance long-standing country estate ownership
influenced local politics in Buckinghamshire
landedStatus landed gentry
language English
locatedIn Buckinghamshire
nobleStatus hereditary
notableFor Ship Money case
linked to: ship money case

opposition to King Charles I
political influence
notableMember John Hampden
politicalAlignment Parliamentarian (17th century)
propertyType manorial lands
region South East England
socialClass aristocracy
gentry
traditionalPowerBase Buckinghamshire countryside

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Hampden House ownedBy Hampden family
Hampden House namedAfter Hampden family
Ruth Hampden memberOf Hampden family
Ruth Hampden notableFamily Hampden family
Hampden family estate associatedWith Hampden family
Hampden family estate notableFamily Hampden family
John Hampden family Hampden family
subject linked to: Hampden family