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South Carolina
1. He was an immigrant from Ireland and 43 at the time of the convention.
2.Butler won election to both the Continental Congress (1787-1788) and the Constitutional Convention.
3.Served in the U. S. Senate (1789 - 1796 and 1803 - 1804)

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Connecticut
1)  served in Connecticut's general assembly and continental congress
2) one of the to delegates who signed all 3 of the nations documents
3) he won membership of the committiees that drafted the declaration of independence and the articles of confederations

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Georgia
1) He voted on a proposition that created the Connecticut Compromise
2) He was a senator from 1790-1807
3) He was friends with Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, and he usually sided with their ideas.

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Georgia

1) Was on the Committee of Trade, and he signed the Constitution
2) He was a senator of Georgia from 1789-1793
3) He missed a lot of the Convention and never made a speech, but he helped gain approval from Congress

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1) Did not sign the Constitution
2) was at the age of 39 at the Convention
3) 1778-appointed attorney general of Maryland
4) strongly opposed idea of strong federal government

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1:Williamson wrote a pamphlet in 1775-"the plea of the colonies":It supported the English Whigs for the American cause

2:Applied for medical post with patriot forces, but positions were filled. The governor of North Carolina saw Williamson's specialized skills, and gave him a post for surgeon of state troops

3:Over the years, he published many educational, economical, historian, and scientific works.

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Williamson wrote a pamphlet in 1775-"the plea of the colonies":It supported the English Whigs for the American cause
Applied for a medical cause

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-Was 35 at the convention
-Was a businessman
-Playes a minor role in the Deleware delegation
-Was later on serving the Board of Trustees for the college of Wilimington

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William Few, Georgia

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1) He went to the constitutional convention and left early
2)He opposed the idea of a central government with power
3)Later he was known as an antifederalist  leader

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Delegate of Deleware
1) George Read protested against the Stamp Act
2)Served as Deleware's First Senator (1789, 1793
3) Signed Constitution twice, once for himself, and the other for John Dickinson because he was home sick with a mingraine
4) Voted against independence on July 2, 1776

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William Samual Johnson.           (Viridiana and  Olivia)

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William Samual Johnson.           (Viridiana and  Olivia)

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1)He refused to participate in the first continental congress
2) Attended Havard university 1747
3) Age when they attended  at convention 59

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Delegate of New York
1. Signed the constitution
2. He was the principal author of the federalist papers. These papers promoted the ratification of the constitution.
3. He introduced the Hamilton Plan which stated that neither the Virginia Plan nor New Jersey plan was adequate for the task at hand.

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Delegate of Virginina
1. Is know as the father of our constitution because of his key role in drafting the first 12 amendments;10 of which became known as the bill of rights.
2. Arrived at the convention 1st on May 25th and was one of the younger delegates of the large group of delegates.
3. Became our 4th president in the year 1809

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Delegate from Pennsylvania
1.He was one if the 2 delegates who signed 3 of the U.S documents.
2.He was of Pennsylvania's first senators.
3.He was the Superintendent of Finance under the Articles if Conferderation.

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North Carolina
1) He was appointed as governor for the territory south of the river Ohio and was superintendent of Indian affairs for the southern departments.
2) He was in charge over the Constitutional Convention of the State of Tennessee, and was elected as one of its first U.S. Senators (1796 - 1797).
3) Was present during the signing of the declaration and was discribed by William Pierce as "Plain, honest, and sincere."

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1.the governor of NJ
2.signed the constitution
3. Was against slavery and debated about it.

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(1) Opposed Constitution and strong central government
(2) Didn't sign Decleration of Independence
(3) Second youngest delegate; 28

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1. Former Attorney General of New Jersey
2. Served as a US Senator for one year and an Associate Justice of the US Supreme Court for 13 years
3.Introced the New Jersey Plan and claimed that the delegates of the Constitutional Convention had exceeded their power

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Delegate of New Hampshire

-Attended New Hampshire Ratification convention and supported ratification of constitution.
-Served as representative from 1789-1797
- New Hampshire U.S Senator for 14 years!

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NY
1) He was the principal author of the "Federalist Papers", which was a collectiion of documents used to persuade delegates to vote in favor of the Constitution
2) He disagreed with both the Virginia and New Jersey Plan, and he wrote a new plan called the "Hamilton Plan"
3) He was fustrated with the conservative views of his fellow New York delegates, all whom disagreed with the Constitution

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John Rutledge-South Carolina/ Ekene Owunna

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John Rutledge-South Carolina/ Ekene Owunna

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1. Willing to support a stronger central government as long as slavery remained under the control of each state.
2. President Washington appointed him Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court (1789-1791).
3. He attended the South Carolina ratifying convention and supported the ratification of the Constitution.

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New Jersey
1) Entered the continental army and achieved the rank of captain at the age of 19
2) Did not serve in the First Congress in 1789, but entered the House of Representatives
3) Supported Alexander Hamilton's fiscal program and suppression of Whisky Rebellion

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New Jersey (born in Ireland)
1.  Best known for introducing New Jersey plan, which asserted rights of small states against large, and argued that the delegates had exceeded their power
2. Elected U.S. senate from 1789-90  and was an important figure in the Judiciary Act of 1780
3. Elected governer of NJ in 1800 and revised rules of chancery and common law courts