Roger Sherman was born on A[til 19, 1721. He was born at Newton, Mass. He was admitted to bar in new Milford Connecticut in 1754. He was elected to the Continental Congress in 1774. Sherman was a very acted and much respected Delegate to the Congress. In 1776, though, he began to lose his health. He left the office in 1781, but returned in 1783 and 84, there he served on the committee forming the Articles of Confederation. Roger Sherman passed away on July 3, 1793 from typhoid. He was 72 years old, and had done as much as possible for the United States of America. George Clymer was born, in 1739. He was orphaned in 1740. Only a year after his birth. His wealthy uncle educated and raised him. He was all for the revolutionary cause, and was
