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January 12, 1737: Born
1754: Graduated from Harvard College
1770: Assigned to investigate Boston Massacre
1774: Delivers Boston Massacre Oration
1775: Elected president of Second Continental Congress | Marries Dorothy Quincy
1776: Signs Declaration of Independence
1780: Becomes first Governor of Massachusetts
1787: Governor of Massachusetts for second time.
October 8,1793: Dies in Quincy, Massachusetts

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