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Johnson, William Samuel
1727 - Born on October 7th in Stratford, Connecticut. Delegate and a Senator from Connecticut.
1744-1747 - Was tutored privately by his father then entered and graduated from Yale College and Harvard College.
1761 - Was a member of the colonial house of representatives.
1765 - Served as a delegate to the Stamp Act Congress held in New York City in October.
1766 - A member of the upper house.
1767 - Was Connecticut agent extraordinary to the court of England to determine the State title to Indian lands.
1772 - The judge of Connecticut Supreme Court.
1785 - Was a member of the Continental Congress.
1787 - A delegate to the Constitutional Convention.
- Served as the first president of Columbia College of New York City.
1789 - Eected to the United States Senate.
1819 - Died on November 14th in Stratford, Connecticut.
1744-1747 - Was tutored privately by his father then entered and graduated from Yale College and Harvard College.
1761 - Was a member of the colonial house of representatives.
1765 - Served as a delegate to the Stamp Act Congress held in New York City in October.
1766 - A member of the upper house.
1767 - Was Connecticut agent extraordinary to the court of England to determine the State title to Indian lands.
1772 - The judge of Connecticut Supreme Court.
1785 - Was a member of the Continental Congress.
1787 - A delegate to the Constitutional Convention.
- Served as the first president of Columbia College of New York City.
1789 - Eected to the United States Senate.
1819 - Died on November 14th in Stratford, Connecticut.
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