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Massachusetts: Continental Congress


Delegates to Continental Congress from Massachusetts, 1774-89(May be incomplete!)
JohnAdams 1774-78SamuelAdams 1774-81ThomasCushing 1774-76RobertTreat Paine 1774-78JohnHancock 1775-78ElbridgeGerry 1776-80FrancisDana 1777-78JamesLovell 1777-82SamuelHolten 1778-80CalebStrong 1780ArtemasWard 1780-81GeorgePartridge 1780TheodoreSedgwick 1780LeviLincoln 1781SamuelOsgood 1781-84ElbridgeGerry 1782-85NathanielGorham 1782-83JonathanJackson 1782JohnLowell 1782JamesSullivan 1782-83StephenHigginson 1783SamuelHolten 1783-85FrancisDana 1784RufusKing 1784-87NathanDane 1785-88NathanielGorham 1785-87SamuelHolten 1787SamuelAllyne Otis 1787-88GeorgeThacher 1787-89


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