Gilman family

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The Gilman family is a prominent New England lineage historically influential in colonial American politics, commerce, and civic life, particularly in New Hampshire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf New England family
family
associatedPlace Connecticut NERFINISHED
Exeter, New Hampshire NERFINISHED
Hampton, New Hampshire NERFINISHED
civicRole local governance in New Hampshire
militia leadership
town offices in Exeter
country United States of America
surface form: United States
economicActivity lumber trade
mercantile trade
shipping
ethnicOrigin English-American
fieldOfActivity business
politics
public service
hasLegacy historic houses in Exeter, New Hampshire
place in New Hampshire political history
hasNotableMember Daniel Gilman NERFINISHED
John Taylor Gilman NERFINISHED
Nicholas Gilman Jr. NERFINISHED
Nicholas Gilman Sr. NERFINISHED
Tristram Gilman NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod colonial America
historicalSignificance contributed to development of New England commerce
shaped colonial and early state institutions in New Hampshire
influentialCentury 17th century
18th century
19th century
knownFor civic life
colonial American politics
commerce
notableFor participation in the American Revolution
service in state government of New Hampshire
service in the Continental Congress
notableRegion New Hampshire NERFINISHED
originatesFrom England NERFINISHED
politicalInfluenceIn Exeter, New Hampshire NERFINISHED
New Hampshire NERFINISHED
region New England NERFINISHED
religiousAffiliation Protestant
religiousTradition Congregationalist
socialStatus merchant elite
politically influential family
prominent colonial family

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Ladd-Gilman House namedAfter Gilman family