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{{dambigbox|text=For other men with this name see [[Joseph Wood (disambiguation)]].}} | {{dambigbox|text=For other men with this name see [[Joseph Wood (disambiguation)]].}} | ||
'''Joseph Wood''' ([[1712]]-[[1791]]) was [[Georgia (U.S. state)|Georgia]] to the [[Continental Congress]] in [[1777]] and [[1778]]. | '''Joseph Wood''' ([[1712]]-[[1791]]) was a delagate of [[Georgia (U.S. state)|Georgia]] to the [[Continental Congress]] in [[1777]] and [[1778]]. | ||
Wood was born in [[Pennsylvania]] and moved to Sunbury, St. John’s Parish in Georgia about 1774. Wood served in the American revolutionary army in the [[Invasion of Canada (1775)|Invasion of Canada]] and retired late in 1776. He was appointed one of the delegates to the [[Continental Congress]] in 1777 and elected again in 1778. He died on his plantation in September 1791. | Wood was born in [[Pennsylvania]] and moved to Sunbury, St. John’s Parish in Georgia about 1774. Wood served in the American revolutionary army in the [[Invasion of Canada (1775)|Invasion of Canada]] and retired late in 1776. He was appointed one of the delegates to the [[Continental Congress]] in 1777 and elected again in 1778. He died on his plantation in September 1791. | ||
Revision as of 22:25, 8 March 2009
For other men with this name see Joseph Wood (disambiguation).
Joseph Wood (1712-1791) was a delagate of Georgia to the Continental Congress in 1777 and 1778.
Wood was born in Pennsylvania and moved to Sunbury, St. John’s Parish in Georgia about 1774. Wood served in the American revolutionary army in the Invasion of Canada and retired late in 1776. He was appointed one of the delegates to the Continental Congress in 1777 and elected again in 1778. He died on his plantation in September 1791.
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- The information in this article was taken from the Biographic sketch at U.S. Congress website