Newspapers: Meeting on Revolution: List of Deputies, January 4, 1775: Cumberland Co, PA

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"Pennsylvania Packet" Jan 23, 1777 

List of Deputies attending the meeting at Carlisle on January 4, 1775 at which 
they supported measures passed by the Continental Congress in September 1774.

Hugh Alexander
John Allison
John Andrew
William Arbuckle
Joseph Armstrong
John Armstrong
Thomas  Baird
Ephraim Blaine
James Blaine
Joseph Brady
Ludwick Brandt
William Bratton
William Brown
John Byers
John Byers
John Calhoun, Dr.
Robert Callender
James  Campbell
Robert Campbell
John Carmichael
John Caruthers
James  Chambers
William Clark
Samuel Culbertson
Elias Davidson
John Davis
Stephen Duncan
James Dunlop
David Elder
Samuel Elliot
William Elliot
James Finly
Thomas Fisher
James Gallagher
Samuel Goudy
John Harris
Jonathan Hoge
David Hoge
William Irvine
James Johnston
Samuel Laird
Hugh Laird
James Laughlin
Alexander Laughlin
Robert Lendrum
Robert Magaw
Joseph Martin
James Maxwell
James M'Cammon
John M'Clay
John M'Clure
John M'Dourell
William M'Dowe'l
James M'Farlin
Philip M'Guire
John M'Ilhatton
William M'Tier
Robert Miller
John Montgomery
William Moore
Edward Morton
Alexander Murray
Robert Peoples
Leonard Pfautz
James Pollock
James Purdy
William Rannells
John Read
William Richardson
William Rippey
George Robinson
Samuel Royer
Jacob Sahler
Francis Silver
James Smith
Peter Smith
William Sterrett
John Stewart
George Stewart
William Thompson
Alexander Trendle (Trindle)
Robert Walker
Fredrick Watt(s)
Francis West
James Wilson
 
NOTE: Some later became declared Tories or neutralists.