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Georgia: Continental Congress


Delegates to Continental Congress from Georgia, 1775-89 (May be incomplete!)
Archibald Bulloch 1775- Lyman Hall 1775- John Houstoun 1775 John Joachim Zubly 1775-76 Button Gwinnett 1776 George Walton 1776-77 Nathan Brownson 1777 Edward Langworthy 1777-79 Joseph Wood 1777- Joseph Clay 1778- Edward Telfair 1778 John Walton 1778- Benjamin Andrew 1780 William Few 1780-85 Richard Howly 1780-81 Edward Telfair 1780-82 George Walton 1780-81 James Gunn 178? Noble Wimberly Jones 1781- Samuel Stirk 1781 Samuel Elbert 1784 William Gibbons 1784 William Houstoun 1784-86 Lachlan McIntosh 1784- Abraham Baldwin 1785 John Habersham 1785 Joseph Habersham 1785 Henry Osborne 1786 Abraham Baldwin 1787-89 William Leigh Pierce 1787 William O'Bryen 1789 Nathaniel Pendleton 1789


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The Political Graveyard is a web site about U.S. political history and cemeteries. It is the Internet's most comprehensive source for American political biography, listing 192,291 politicians, living and dead.

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