Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Declaration of Independence

Hey there again. Two years have past since I've last blogged, now its 1777. In '76 I was chosen to join the Constitutional Convention in Delaware. I was asked to be President of the committee that was drafted the document. Now in 1777 they have captured the governor John McKinly and I have taken over Delaware in this horrible happening. I will be leading the state through a war crisis, raising money, troops, and supplies for the defense of my state. I'll be back soon so if i don't blog you know where i'm at. Bye for now.


                                                                                                        Sincerely,
                                                                                                         George Read

Monday, October 25, 2010

About George Read

Hey there, George Read again I would like to tell you a little bit about myself before we get any farther. First off, I was born on September 18, 1733 in North East, Maryland. I attended a private school all my life first was Chester in Pennsylvania, Philadelphia College, and lastly Law studies as a Judge. I was admitted to Philadelphia bar in 1753; I was also an Attorney General in Delaware in 1761. I was also a member of the Delaware Committee of Correspondence in 1774, I was also Governor of Delaware in 1777. I have also been apart of being Senator of the state from 1791-92 and Cheif of Justice of the state of Delaware from the period 1793 and am still going strong in 1795.


                                                                            Yours truely,
                                                                                George Read.

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Meeting George Read- you've gotta "READ" this.

 Hi everyone welcome to my blog. For the next couple weeks I will be blogging about my life. So if you would like, you can follow me and comment on my blogs however you'd like. However, please make sure your comments are positive and appropriate for the public to see.
Best regards,
George Read.