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George Ross

Author: James D. McCabe
Date: January 1, 1876
Type: Historical-biography-collection

George Ross

George Ross was born in Pennsylvania, in the year 1730. He was educated at home, and studied law. He entered upon the practice of his profession, and soon acquired a high reputation.

He was elected a member of the Legislature of Pennsylvania, and took an active part in the measures adopted to resist the encroachments of the British government. He was chosen a delegate to the Continental Congress, and signed the Declaration of Independence.

He rendered important services in securing the adoption of that measure, and continued in Congress until 1777. He was afterward elected a judge of the Admiralty Court of Pennsylvania, and discharged the duties of that office with great ability.

He died in the year 1779.


Source:
McCabe, James D. The Centennial Book of American Biography. Philadelphia and Chicago: P. W. Ziegler & Co., 1876. Patriot Echoes Archive

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