'''Francis Lewis''' (b. March 21, 1713; d. December 31, 1802) is a Founding Father of [[America]]. He was a enterprising merchant of New York. In his export business, he became a prisoner of France during the [[French and Indian War]]. Lewis would sign the [[Declaration of Independence]] as a New York delegate to the [[Continental Congress]]. | '''Francis Lewis''' (b. March 21, 1713; d. December 31, 1802) is a Founding Father of [[America]]. He was a enterprising merchant of New York. In his export business, he became a prisoner of France during the [[French and Indian War]]. Lewis would sign the [[Declaration of Independence]] as a New York delegate to the [[Continental Congress]]. |