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'''John Morton''' (b. 1724; d. April 1, 1777) is a founding father of [[America]], had an extensive legal career as a Justice, presided in the [[Stamp Act]] Congress, Chairman of the committee which reported the [[Articles of Confederation]], <ref>[http://www.ushistory.org/declaration/signers/morton.htm John Morton, UShistory.org</ref> and signed the [[Declaration of Independence]]. Noted for his  intelligence and hard work.

'''John Morton''' (b. 1724; d. April 1, 1777) is a founding father of [[America]], had an extensive legal career as a Justice, presided in the [[Stamp Act]] Congress, Chairman of the committee which reported the [[Articles of Confederation]], <ref>[http://www.ushistory.org/declaration/signers/morton.htm John Morton, UShistory.org</ref> and signed the [[Declaration of Independence]]. Noted for his  intelligence and hard work.

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[[Category:American Revolution]]

[[Category:American Revolution]]

[[Category:Founding Fathers]]

[[Category:Founding Fathers]]