Lorillard family

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The Lorillard family is a prominent American dynasty known for its influential role in the tobacco industry and its significant social and philanthropic presence since the 18th century.

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instanceOf American family
business dynasty
associatedPlace New York City NERFINISHED
Newport, Rhode Island NERFINISHED
businessActivity cigarette manufacturing
snuff manufacturing
tobacco processing
businessStatusBy19thCentury one of the leading American tobacco fortunes
Catherine Lorillard Wolfe_role philanthropist and art patron
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalImpact association with American Gilded Age lifestyle
economicInfluence helped shape the American tobacco market
ethnicOrigin French Huguenot
foundedEnterprise Lorillard Tobacco Company NERFINISHED
P. Lorillard and Company NERFINISHED
founder Pierre Abraham Lorillard I NERFINISHED
hasNotableMember Catherine Lorillard Wolfe NERFINISHED
Louis Lasher Lorillard NERFINISHED
Pierre Abraham Lorillard I NERFINISHED
Pierre Lorillard II NERFINISHED
Pierre Lorillard III NERFINISHED
Pierre Lorillard IV NERFINISHED
heritage French-American
historicalSignificance one of the earliest major tobacco families in the United States
industry tobacco industry
knownFor philanthropy
social prominence in New York society
wealth from tobacco manufacturing
legacy longstanding association with Lorillard Tobacco brand
memberOf American business elite
multiGenerationalInvolvement tobacco business across several generations
notableEstate Newport estates NERFINISHED
notableFemaleMember Catherine Lorillard Wolfe NERFINISHED
notableFor ownership and development of P. Lorillard Company
originPeriod 18th century
philanthropicActivity support of art museums
support of educational institutions
support of religious and charitable organizations
Pierre Lorillard III_role landowner and developer in New Jersey and New York
Pierre Lorillard IV_role tobacco magnate and sportsman
relatedIndustry cigarette trade
snuff trade
socialClass American upper class
socialInfluence participation in Gilded Age high society

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Pierre Lorillard II memberOf Lorillard family