Bartholomew Dandridge

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Bartholomew Dandridge was a colonial-era Virginian lawyer and politician who served on the Virginia Governor’s Council and was the brother-in-law of U.S. President George Washington.

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instanceOf American colonial politician
lawyer
person
planter
birthPlace New Kent County, Virginia
brotherInLaw George Washington
citizenship Great Britain
country Colony of Virginia
deathPlace New Kent County, Virginia
ethnicGroup English American
familyName Dandridge
father John Dandridge
givenName Bartholomew
languageSpoken English
memberOf Virginia Governor’s Council
Virginia colonial elite
mother Frances Jones Dandridge
notableFor being the brother-in-law of George Washington
service on the Virginia Governor’s Council
occupation lawyer
planter
politician
partOf Dandridge family of Virginia
linked to: Dandridge family
politicalAlignment British colonial administration in Virginia
positionHeld member of the Virginia Governor’s Council
relative George Washington
residence New Kent County, Virginia
Pamunkey River region, Virginia
linked to: Pamunkey River
sibling Martha Dandridge Custis Washington
linked to: Martha Washington
spouse Mary Dandridge

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Frances Jones Dandridge motherOf Bartholomew Dandridge
Frances Jones Dandridge hasChild Bartholomew Dandridge
John Dandridge child Bartholomew Dandridge
Dandridge family hasMember Bartholomew Dandridge (Virginia planter)
linked to: Bartholomew Dandridge