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DuVals of Virginia 1701 will be the first production of El Jefe Productions. The founder who is a descendant of the Virginia DuVals has the desire to bring the aristocratic and historical legacy to the screen similar to many of the other shows and films which have graced the television and movie houses over the decades.
The DuVals of Virginia are one of the oldest aristocratic and historical families of all the founding families of the United States. The DuVals existence traces back to France and England where they were first acquainted with the DuBois family.
DuVals of Virginia 1701 Season 2 will follow the life of our founders uncle William “Pope” DuVal who at 15 left home after he proclaimed to his father Chevalier (means Knight in France which is a title of nobility) Daniel DuVal that he would not return home until he was a “Senator”. William “Pope” DuVal went on to become Senator, Congressman and the 1st and longest serving territorial Governor of Florida. Most consider William “Pope” DuVal the first Governor of Florida. He also drafted Florida’s first constitution, made peace with the Seminole Indians, and also served as both a state and federal judge.
Dive into the fascinating history of the Ten Eyck family, a dynasty whose influence stretches across centuries. From their early days in New Amsterdam to their enduring impact on North Rockland, their story is one of pioneers, visionaries, and resilience.
The Wallace and Kennedy families, two of Scotland’s most illustrious lineages, have been intertwined by history and legacy for centuries. Their stories, marked by bravery, sacrifice, and royal connections, offer a captivating glimpse into the rich tapestry of Scottish history.
The Wallace clan, renowned for their fierce independence and resistance against English rule, has a legendary figure at its heart: William Wallace. A national hero, Wallace led the Scots in the First War of Independence against England in the late 13th century. His courage and determination inspired generations of Scots and solidified the Wallace name as a symbol of Scottish resistance.
The Kennedy family, on the other hand, has a more recent history of royal connections. The 2nd Earl of Cassilis, John Kennedy, married Marjory Bruce, daughter of King Robert I of Scotland. This marriage strengthened the Kennedy family’s ties to the Scottish monarchy and paved the way for their future prominence.
The intersection of these two families occurred in the 16th century when a member of the Kennedy clan married a descendant of William Wallace. This union brought together two of Scotland’s most powerful and respected families, creating a lasting connection that has been passed down through the generations.
The legacy of the Wallace and Kennedy families continues to be celebrated in Scotland. Their stories are woven into the fabric of the nation’s history and inspire a sense of pride and belonging among Scots. Through their courage, sacrifice, and royal connections, the Wallace and Kennedy families have left an indelible mark on Scotland’s past and present.
