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Jacob Broom

framer of the Constitution, politician
Born: 1752
Birthplace: Wilmington, Del.

Primarily a local politician, serving the community of Wilmington as assistant burgess and postmaster, Broom's national claim to fame was in his participation in the Constitutional Convention, where he never missed a session. He is also noted for having drawn a map for George Washington's use in the Battle of Brandywine.

Died: 1810

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