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'''Thomas McKean''' (b. March. 19, 1734; d. June 24, 1817) is a founding father of [[America]]. He was lawyer, a member of the Delaware Assembly, a delegate to the [[Stamp Act Congress]], and [[Delaware]] delegate to the [[Continental Congress]] that signed the [[Declaration of Independence]]. Also, a colonel in the New Jersey militia during the American revolution, and committee member that would help draw up the [[Articles of Confederation]]. McKean was President of Delaware, President of Congress, Chief Justice of Pennsylvania, and Governor of Pennsylvania for nine years.

'''Thomas McKean''' (b. March. 19, 1734; d. June 24, 1817) is a founding father of [[America]]. He was lawyer, a member of the Delaware Assembly, a delegate to the [[Stamp Act Congress]], and [[Delaware]] delegate to the [[Continental Congress]] that signed the [[Declaration of Independence]]. Also, a colonel in the New Jersey militia during the American revolution, and committee member that would help draw up the [[Articles of Confederation]]. McKean was President of Delaware, President of the Continental Congress, Chief Justice of Pennsylvania, and Governor of Pennsylvania for nine years.

==Early life==

==Early life==

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