GEORGE CLYMER, Declaration of Independence signer, document dated June 1776

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GEORGE CLYMER, Declaration of Independence signer, document dated June 1776:
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George Clymer, signer of Declaration of Independence document dated June 1776 concerning payment to a man who helped put the famous Chevaux de Frise across the Delaware River

George Clymer (1739-1813) a signer of the Declaration of Independencewas an American politician and founding father of our country. He was one of the first Patriots toadvocate complete independence from Great Britain. As a Pennsylvaniarepresentative, Clymer was one of 6 men to sign both the Declaration of Independenceand the U.S. Constitution. Clymer was chairman of the Continental Committee ofSafety.

This extraordinarily significant document, dated June 10, 1776, wasissued weeks before the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Measuring 5.5 x 8.5, it is written andsigned by Clymer and in good condition. There is minor browning dueto age. The document was addressed to John Nixon and reads: \"Please to payto Mr. John Cobourne or his order Three Hundred pounds and charge the same to hisaccount for expenses in sinking the Chevaux de Frize. By order of theCommittee.\"

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