Gadsden family

E190072

The Gadsden family was a prominent colonial-era family in South Carolina, influential in commerce and politics and associated with early American revolutionary leadership.

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instanceOf South Carolina family
colonial American family
historical family
historical flag
person
activeDuring American Revolutionary period
colonial era
associatedWith Gadsden flag
Gadsden flag
Sons of Liberty
basedIn Charleston, South Carolina
country United States
designer Christopher Gadsden
family Gadsden family
hasNotableMember Christopher Gadsden
historicalPeriod 18th century
influenced colonial trade policy in South Carolina
revolutionary politics in South Carolina
knownFor commercial influence in colonial South Carolina
participation in American independence movement
political influence in colonial South Carolina
locatedIn South Carolina
motto "Don’t Tread on Me"
linked to: Don’t Tread on Me
notableFor designing the Gadsden flag
leadership in the South Carolina Sons of Liberty
occupation merchant
politician
revolutionary leader
partOf colonial elite of South Carolina
politicalAlignment Patriot cause in the American Revolution
positionHeld Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina
brigadier general in the South Carolina militia
delegate to the Continental Congress
regionOfInfluence Lowcountry South Carolina
socialStatus elite planter-merchant class
sphereOfActivity commerce
maritime trade
politics
usedDuring American Revolutionary War

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subject linked to: Gadsden family