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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 1774-75
Charles
Humphreys 1774-76
Thomas
Mifflin 1774-75
John
Morton 1774-
Samuel
Rhoads 1774-75
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 1777-79
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 1786-88
Samuel
Meredith 1786-88
John
Armstrong, Jr. 1787-88
James
Randolph Reid 1787-
Tench
Coxe 1789
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