Liddell family

The Liddell family is famously connected to Sir Isaac Liddell, a 19th-century bishop, and their name is widely recognized through Alice Liddell, the girl who inspired Lewis Carroll’s "Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland." The family was part of British society, with members involved in education, religion, and social life. Their legacy is often associated with the literary and cultural impact of Alice, reflecting a family rooted in Victorian-era England, known for its influence on literature and the arts.