Title:
William Johnson: signer of Constitution
Author:
Carol W. Kimball
Subjects:
William S. Johnson & Roger Sherman, of CT, sign Constitution
Oliver Ellsworth of CT attends convention, but does not sign Constitution
Dorothy McGee & C. Drinker feel gratitude for Dr. W. S. Johnson is insufficient
Dr. Johnson and the Stamp Tax
Dr. Johnson and the Mohegan case, Connecticut's title to Indian lands
Dr. Johnson and the Constitutional Convention in May 1787
Oliver Ellsworth of CT attends convention, but does not sign Constitution
Dorothy McGee & C. Drinker feel gratitude for Dr. W. S. Johnson is insufficient
Dr. Johnson and the Stamp Tax
Dr. Johnson and the Mohegan case, Connecticut's title to Indian lands
Dr. Johnson and the Constitutional Convention in May 1787
Object ID:
Kim02-001
Object Name:
Scrapbook
Category:
8: Communication Artifact
Subcategory:
Documentary Artifact
Publisher:
The Day
Publication Place:
New London, CT
Pubication Date:
Apr. 2, 1987
Collection:
Carol W. Kimball
Summary:
Dr. William Samuel Johnson, one of three delegates from Connecticut to attend the Constitutional Convention in 1787 and one of the two Connecticut delegates to sign the constitution, he does not get proper recognition for all of his contributions.
People:
Sherman, Roger
Ellsworth, Oliver
Johnson, William Samuel
McGee, Dorothy Horton
Drinker, Catherine
Hamilton, Alexander
Morris, Gouverneur
Madison, James
King, Rufus
Beach, Ann
Pierce, William
Ellsworth, Oliver
Johnson, William Samuel
McGee, Dorothy Horton
Drinker, Catherine
Hamilton, Alexander
Morris, Gouverneur
Madison, James
King, Rufus
Beach, Ann
Pierce, William
Search Terms:
Constitution
Connecticut signers
Philadelphia
Articles of Confederation
attorney
Stratford militia
selectman
Stamp Act delegate
Mohegan case
Continental Congress
Constitutional Convention
Connecticut signers
Philadelphia
Articles of Confederation
attorney
Stratford militia
selectman
Stamp Act delegate
Mohegan case
Continental Congress
Constitutional Convention