Grymes family of Virginia

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The Grymes family of Virginia was a prominent colonial-era lineage known for its wealth, political influence, and intermarriage with other leading families such as the Lees.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Virginia planter family
colonial American political family
family
associatedWith Middlesex County, Virginia NERFINISHED
Rappahannock River region NERFINISHED
classedAs First Families of Virginia NERFINISHED
country Colony of Virginia NERFINISHED
economicBase plantation agriculture
heritage English descent
influenced Virginia colonial politics
intermarriedWith Carter family of Virginia NERFINISHED
Lee family of Virginia NERFINISHED
Ludwell family of Virginia NERFINISHED
Randolph family of Virginia NERFINISHED
language English
notableFor intermarriage with other leading Virginia families
political influence
wealth
notableMember Benjamin Grymes NERFINISHED
John Grymes NERFINISHED
Lucy Ludwell Grymes NERFINISHED
Philip Grymes NERFINISHED
owned plantations
politicalAlignment British colonial elite prior to the American Revolution
politicalRole members served in the Virginia House of Burgesses
members served on the Virginia Governor's Council
region Tidewater Virginia NERFINISHED
religion Anglicanism
socialClass Virginia gentry
status landed aristocracy in colonial Virginia
timePeriod colonial era
usedLabor enslaved Africans

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Lucy Grymes Lee notableFamily Grymes family of Virginia