Josya Bartlett

Character life

Josya · Bartrete was born in Marsacry on November 21, 1729, is Stephen and Hanna Bartlett (Stephen and Hanna). The fourth son of Hannah Mary Bartlett. At the age of 16, he had already launched the foundation of Latin and learned some greek and started medical research, working in Dr. Odevia in Amsbury. In 1750, Bartlett was still 21 years old, and moved to Jinson, New Hampshire Colonn Luojin Um County, and began his practice career.

Kim Stenown is a frontier resident of only a few hundred families, Bartlet is the only doctor in that area. He bought the ground and a farm.

In 1765, Dr. Bartlett was selected as a new Hampshire colonization in Kingston Town.

Later, he participated in politics and was selected for the local colonial legislature. He believes that colonial legislation should have independence, not too much pressure on the British Governor, and he is also a patriot that actively advocates opposing British oppression.

John Wintworth Governor appointed Josya Bartletter for the Judge of the Security, but Bartlett and before he resolutely opposed the Governor.

1774, the colonial House of Representative appointed a communication committee in accordance with other colonial recommendations and examples. The Communications Commission chose to represent the representative of the colonial continent conference held in Philadelphia afterwards. At this conference, John Battelet doctor and Portsmouth's lawyer John Picken was appointed representatives of the mainland meeting.

Wenteworth Governor issued an announcement, announce the court to take the meeting until April. The bill ended the Royal Government in New Hampshire. The colonial congress, which was held by Matthew Sandton, was held, and the temporary government was organized accordingly.

1775, Josya Bartlett participated in the Security Committee and directed the militia forces. He was selected to participate in the mainland conference for representatives of New Hampshire. In September, Dr. Bartlett, selected as a representative of the mainland, in the agency. In the second election at the beginning of 1776, Bartlett was again selected as a representative of the mainland meeting. He attended an unforgettable moment of voting on the "Independent Declaration" issue. When presenting this problem, everyone agreed to start from the northernmost colony.

1776, Johya Bartlet voted in favor of independence and became the first batch of representatives of the "Independent Declaration" after John Hancock. With the adoption of "Li Resolution" and "Independent Declaration" in 1776, the challenge facing the mainland is to convert many legislative legislation into a US constitution that can unite and manage 13 independent states. Even before accepting these two important documents, the drafting of the drafting constitution was earnestly concerned about the mainland meeting on June 12, 1776. At that time, the mainland meeting decided to appoint a committee of 13 people to draft the draft constitution for the New Republic. The resolutions consisted of a member of each colony, responsible for preparing and digesting the form of the state of the colony. Josyia Bartlett represents the appointment of new members of the "Banglian Ordinance" committee. On July 12, 1776, the Committee proposed the first draft of the "The Articles of Confederation).

In August 1778, New Hampshire held a new election, and the doctor of Qiao Saia Bartlett was once again selected as a Congress representative. In early 1779, Bartlett was appointed as the chief judge of ordinary courts. In 1782, he became an assistant judge of the Supreme Court. In 1788, he was promoted to the Supreme Court Dafa.

1788, the Constitution of the United States of America has been submitted to all states for review. Josya Bartlit is a member of the Constitutional Conference through New Hampshire and has contributed to the approval of the Constitution. In 1789, Bartlett was elected as a congress, but he declined this position because of the high year. In 1793, he was selected as the first governor of New Hampshire, and filling this position as he used to be loyal, until his health is not good, have to resign to the main administrative staff, completely withdraw from public affairs. In January 1794, he expressed his determination to end his career in the letter of the legislature.

Josya Bartlett died on May 19, 1795, enjoying 66 years old.

Main contributions

served as representatives of the mainland meeting, signed the "Independent Declaration" and drafting the "Banglian Ordinance", which has become the United States.

serves as the Supreme Court of Justice, the governor of New Hampshire.

Personal life

January 15, 1754, Josya Bartleti married Mary Bartlit, Newton, New Hampshire, Mary is his cousin. Their marriage has continued until she died on July 14, 1789. There are 12 children, three sons and 7 grandson follow him as a doctor.

Influence

Josiah Bartlett House is a house in Kingston, New Hampshire. This house was built in Josameia Bartlett around 1774, located opposite the Kingston City Hall, in 1971, was included in the National Historical List of National History, and became the historical landmark of the United States.