I realize this question is totally unfair, but who is this man? Saturday, November 11, 2006
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And to make it more unfair, there's no link on the title!
John Adams?
Not John Adams.
Hint #1: He was born in 1724.
Is he a friend of yours? I wouldn't know because I'm not that old!
No, I never met the man. Keep the questions coming...
adam smith 1723- you had his birthdate wrong. Checked it out on wikpedia.
No, not Adam Smith. Keep asking...
Hint #2: He was a justice of the peace, a sheriff, and a judge.
John Morton. His signature is on the Declaration of Independence but, more importantly, he was Swedish.
Good job, Dan. I gave a little too much information with the last clue and made it a little too easy to google the answer.
The legend is that he showed up late and broke a tie in the vote for independence.
The thing that I find really cool - and just fully realized this weekend - is that Faith's mother's family came from the same Morton in Sweden that John Morton came from.
I've created a link to the Wikipedea article in the title.
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