Descendants of the Signers and Framers of the United States Constitution . . .
If you or someone you know is a direct (i.e. 7x great grandson or 7x great granddaughter) or collateral (i.e. 7x great nephew or 7x great niece) of the Qualifying Ancestors listed below, please reach out to join our organization.
Qualifying Ancestors
The Signers of the United States Constitution
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Connecticut
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William Samuel Johnson
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Roger Sherman
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Delaware
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Richard Bassett
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Gunning Bedford, Jr.
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Jacob Broom
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John Dickinson
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George Reed
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Georgia
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Abraham Baldwin
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William Few
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Maryland
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Daniel Carroll
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Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer
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James McHenry
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Massachusetts
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Nathaniel Gorham
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Rufus King
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New Hampshire
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Nicholas Gilman
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John Langdon
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New Jersey
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David Brearly/Brearley
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Jonathon Dayton
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William Livingston
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William Paterson/Patterson
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New York
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Alexander Hamilton
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North Carolina
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William Blount
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Richard Dobbs Spaight
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Hugh Williamson
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Pennsylvania
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George Clymer
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Thomas Fitzsimons/FitzSimons/Fitzsimmons
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Benjamin Franklin
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Jared Ingersoll
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Thomas Mifflin
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Gouverneur Morris
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Robert Morris
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James Wilson
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South Carolina
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Pierce Butler
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Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
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Charles Pinckney
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John Rutledge
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Virginia
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John Blair
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James Madison, Jr.
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George Washington
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The Framers of the United States Constitution
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Connecticut
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Oliver Ellsworth/Elsworth
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Georgia
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William Houston
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William Pierce
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Maryland
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Luther Martin
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John Mercer
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Massachusetts
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Elbridge Gerry
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Caleb Strong
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New Jersey
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William Houston
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New York
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John Lansing, Jr.
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Robert Yates
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North Carolina
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William Davie
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Alexander Martin
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Virginia
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George Mason
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James McClurg
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George Washington
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George Wythe
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*Please note, the original 13-states, except Rhode Island, collectively appointed 70 delegates to the Constitutional Convention. A number of these individuals did not accept or could not attend. In all, 55 delegates attended the sessions, but only 39 actually signed the United States Constitution. At this time, we are not considering the invitees that were non-attendees for membership as "Framers."
