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Pennsylvania: Continental Congress


Delegates to Continental Congress from Pennsylvania, 1774-89 (May be incomplete!)
Edward Biddle 1774- John Dickinson 1774-76 Joseph Galloway 1774 Charles Humphreys 1774-76 Thomas Mifflin 1774-76 John Morton 1774- Samuel Rhoads 1774 George Ross 1774- Andrew Allen 1775-76 Benjamin Franklin 1775- Thomas Willing 1775- James Wilson 1775- George Clymer 1776- Robert Morris 1776- Benjamin Rush 1776-77 James Smith 1776- George Taylor 1776- William Clingan 1777-79 Joseph Reed 1777- Daniel Roberdeau 1777- Jonathan Bayard Smith 1777- John Armstrong 1778-80 Samuel John Atlee 1778- James Searle 1778- William Shippen 1778- James McLene 1779-80 Henry Wynkoop 1779-82 Jared Ingersoll 1780-81 Timothy Matlack 1780 Joseph Montgomery 1780-82 Frederick Augustus Conrad Muhlenberg 178? Thomas Smith 1781-82 Thomas Fitzsimons 1782- Thomas Mifflin 1782-84 John Montgomery 1782-84 Richard Peters, Jr. 1782-83 Cadwalader Morris 1783-84 Joseph Gardner 1784-85 Edward Hand 1784- William Henry 1784-85 William Montgomery 1784- John Bubenheim Bayard 1785- Matthew Clarkson 1785 David Jackson 1785 Charles Pettit 1785-87 Arthur St. Clair 1785-87 William Bingham 1786-88 William Irvine 1786- Samuel Meredith 1786-88 John Armstrong, Jr. 1787-88 James Randolph Reid 1787- Tench Coxe 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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