John Morrin Scott

Scott was born, lived, and died in New York. His body is Interred at the north entrance of Trinity Church, New York .

OFFICES, TITLES, AND AFFILIATIONS

Sons Of Liberty founding member

New York Alderman ( 1756 – 1761 )

New York General Committee member ( 1775 )

Provincial Congress member ( 1775 – 1777 )

New York delegate in the Continental Congress ( 1780 and 1782 )

Brigadier General in the New York Militia during the Revolutionary War

Member of the State Of New York committee to author a state constitution ( 1776 )

New York State Senator ( 1777 – 1782 )

Secretary of State of New York ( 1778 – 1784 )

Additionally, Scott was Elected Associate Justice of the State Supreme Court of New York in 1777 , but declined.

REFERENCES

Dillon, Dorothy R. ''The New York , 1949 .

---Reprint: 1968 . ISBN 0-40-451548-7

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