Benjamin Franklin had 16 siblings and Benjamin Franklin Was the 17 or well he wasn't the youngest tho he was the 8th child in his family "Josiah Franklin married Anne Child in 1677. The couple had three children, Elizabeth, Samuel and Hannah, in England. After moving to Boston, they had four more children, Josiah Jr., Ann, Joseph (I) and Joseph (II). The first Joseph died soon after birth, and the next child was named for him. Anne Child died in 1689, and Josiah soon married Abiah Folger. The couple then had 10 children: John (1690), Peter (1692), Mary (1694), James (1697), Sarah (1699), Ebenezer (1701), Thomas (1703), Benjamin (1706), Lydia (1708) and Jane (1712), the eighth of which was Benjamin Franklin." I hope this was helpful please say it was helpfu I made an account just for this did I help you PrinceofCarthage put answer here ---->PrinceofCarthage:
Benjamin Harrison who was one of the signers of the U.S. Constitution, was married to his second cousin Elizabeth Bassett. They had 7 children together named Elizabeth, Anna, Benjamin V1, Lucy, Carter, Sarah and William Henry.
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April 7, 1736
THE ANSWER IS PRESIDENT Franklin ROOSEVELT Presindent Franklin Roosevelt was the one who said December 7, 1941 "A Date Which Will Live In Infamy."
His daughter, Sarah Franklin Bache, was born September 11, 1744 and died on October 5, 1808, at the age of 64. She was married and had 8 children, 7 of whom lived to adulthood.
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Following Ben Franklin, the second Postmaster General was Richard Bache. He was appointed on 11/7/1776. Coincidentally, he was Ben Franklin's son-in-law to daughter Sarah. Following Richard, the third Postmaster was Ebenezer Hazard, appointed 1/28/1782.
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Franklin's father was a soldier and politician. He also ran a tavern on occasion . He served two terms as governor of NH . His mother kept house and raised her 7 children.
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The details concerning the first Sedition Act requires more information to better understand its relevance. The actual events concerning this new law is as follows:1. There was an undeclared war between the US and France in 1798;2.Benjamin Franklin Bache, editor of the newspaper called the Aurora, had in 1795 published with no permission the treaty between Great Britain and the US. This treaty had been negotiated on the US side by Secretary John Jay;3. Bache "got his hands on" a dispatch from Tallyrand concerning this undeclared war with France;4. Bache appeared to have received it at the same time that the US Secretary of State did;5. Bache apparently had a copy of this dispatch before President John Adams even knew it existed. Bache published it at once;6. Bache used the dispatch as evidence that France wanted peace and President Adams wanted war;7. President Adams was certain that the only way to explain the timing of this stolen secret was that France delivered it to Bache in order to embarrass the President;8. Adams believed the French, with the help of Bache, was trying to manipulate American public against the war;9. Bache was arrested for seditious libel under the common law; and10. The US Congress now saw the need for a Federal statue and passed the now famous Sedition Act to provide a clear statutory basis for future actions against "errant" newspaper editors.
Franklin's father was a soldier and politician. He also ran a tavern on occasion . He served two terms as governor of NH . His mother kept house and raised her 7 children.
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