American family

An American family is a socially recognized group of individuals, typically connected by blood, marriage, adoption, or long-term cohabitation, who share a household or close emotional bonds within the cultural context of the United States.

Observed surface forms (7)

• New England family ×4
• New England colonial family ×2
• American colonial family ×1
• American musical family ×1
• Chicago family ×1
• New York family ×1
• colonial American family ×1

Instances (69)

• Tisch
  surface form: Tisch family
• Catharine Clinton Howland
  surface form: Howland family
• Gordy family
• Cornelius Vanderbilt family
• Low family
• Lyman family
• family of Mark Twain
• Graham family
• Frick family members
  surface form: Frick family
• Quincy family of Massachusetts
• Dolby family
• Klarman family
• Du Pont
• DeVos family
• Philipse family via concept surface "colonial American family"
• Beecher family
• Winthrop family via concept surface "New England family"
• Wetmore family
• Bouvier
  surface form: Bouvier family