Chew family

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The Chew family is a prominent American colonial-era lineage known for its influential roles in politics, law, and society, particularly in Pennsylvania.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American family
colonial-era family
political family
associatedWithEvent Battle of Germantown
country United States of America
surface form: United States
ethnicOrigin English-American
fieldOfActivity elite society
landownership
law
politics
hasAncestralHome Cliveden of Germantown National Historic Landmark District
surface form: Cliveden, Germantown, Philadelphia
hasNotableMember Benjamin Chew
Benjamin Chew
surface form: Benjamin Chew Jr.

Juliana Chew
Samuel Chew
historicalPeriod 18th century
colonial America
influenced legal culture of Pennsylvania
political culture of Pennsylvania
knownForProperty Cliveden
Cliveden
surface form: Cliveden of Chew family
notableFor influence in Pennsylvania politics
influence in colonial American law
social prominence in colonial Pennsylvania
notableRole leadership in Pennsylvania legal institutions
participation in colonial and early American governance
region Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
socialClass colonial elite

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