The Political Graveyard: Massachusetts: Constitutional Convention

Massachusetts: Constitutional Convention

Delegates to State Constitutional Convention, 1777-1920 (May be incomplete!)
George Cabot 1777 Samuel Adams 1779 John Bacon 1779-80 James Bowdoin III 1779-80 James Bowdoin 1779-80 William Cushing 1779 Nathaniel Gorham 1779-80 Ebenezer Learned 1779-80 Levi Lincoln 1779 John Lowell 1780 Samuel Alleyne Otis 178? Samuel Adams 1788 Joseph Allen 1788 Christopher Gore 1788 Nathaniel Gorham 1788 William Widgery 1788 John Adams 1820 Barker Burnell 1820 Henry A. S. Dearborn 1820 Samuel Hoar 1820 Levi Lincoln, Jr. 1820 John Locke 1820 Laban Marcy 1820 Leverett Saltonstall 1820 Ebenezer Seaver 1820 Lemuel Shaw 1820 Artemas Ward, Jr. 1820 Josiah G. Abbott 1853 Charles Allen 1853 John B. Alley 1853 Nathaniel P. Banks 1853 George S. Boutwell 1853 George N. Briggs 1853 Chester William Chapin 1853 Robert T. Davis 1853 Henry L. Dawes 1853 Artemas Hale 1853 Laban Marcy 1853 Marcus Morton 1853 Charles Wentworth Upham 1853 Henry Wilson 1853 Brooks Adams 1917 Charles Francis Adams 1917 James T. Barrett 1917-19 John L. Bates 1917-19 Charles Sumner Bird, Jr. 1917-19 George B. Churchill 1917 Louis A. Coolidge 1917 Elbridge Gerry Davis 1917-19 James A. Donovan 1917-19 Robert Luce 1917 Willfred W. Lufkin 1917 John W. McCormack 1917-18 Josiah Quincy 1917 David I. Walsh 1917-18 Albert Henry Washburn 1917-19 Daniel J. Gallagher 1918-19 William J. Granfield 1918-19 Joseph F. O'Connell 1918-20

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