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Pennsylvania: Constitutional Convention


Delegates to State Constitutional Convention, 1776-1968 (May be incomplete!)
George Bryan 1776 Lambert Cadwalader 1776 James Cannon 1776 George Clymer 1776 Benjamin Franklin 1776 Jonathan Hoge 1776 Timothy Matlack 1776 James McLene 1776 Thomas Paine 1776 Thomas Smith 1776 Robert Whitehill 1776 John Andre Hanna 1787 Thomas Hartley 1787 Francis Hopkinson 1787 Thomas McKean 1789-90 James McLene 1789-90 Timothy Pickering 1789 Albert Gallatin 1790 John Gibson 1790 John Hoge 1790 John Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg 1790 John Smilie 1790 Simon Snyder 1790 Robert Whitehill 1790 Charles Brown 1834 Jeremiah Brown 1836 Daniel Agnew 1837-38 George Chambers 1837 William Darlington 1837 Walter Forward 1837-38 Joseph Hopkinson 1837 Charles Jared Ingersoll 1837 William P. Maclay 1837 George Washington Woodward 1837 Thaddeus Stevens 1838 Joseph Bailey 1872 William Bigler 1872 Andrew G. Curtin 1872-73 George Van Eman Lawrence 1872 William Lilly 1872 Wayne MacVeagh 1872 Henry W. Palmer 1872-73 David W. Patterson 1872 William L. Corbet 1873 William Darlington 1873 John H. Walker 1873 George Washington Woodward 1873 John M. Broomall 1874 John McCulloch 1874 Raymond J. Broderick 1967 Robert P. Casey 1967-68 William F. Clinger, Jr. 1967-68 Herbert Fineman 1967-68 Richard L. Thornburgh 1967-68


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