Mchenry, James (1753–1816)
MCHENRY, JAMES (1753–1816)
Irish-born physician James McHenry was a Maryland delegate to the constitutional convention of 1787 and a signer of the Constitution. Absent for most of June and July, he participated little in debate; but, when present, he took detailed notes which are a valuable record of the deliberations. He was later secretary of war (1796–1800).
Dennis J. Mahoney
(1986)
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